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by yesbut 1y ago
This is another argument for need more democratically controlled, worker-owned enterprises. There shouldn't be a situation where this is possible [As VPs/Directors have told me on multiple occasions "we sell to the decision m
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by yesbut 1y ago
Kdenlive https://kdenlive.org/
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by yesbut 1y ago
That correlation has pretty much been debunked. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legalized_abortion_and_crime...
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by yesbut 1y ago
I'd never sync my shell history with a third party. The self-hosting option looks interesting, but anyone comfortable with syncing their shell history with a third party is severely lacking basic privacy literacy and underestimates the
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by yesbut 1y ago
No
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by yesbut 1y ago
Apple just announced their new keyboard: https://imgur.com/b9n5862
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by yesbut 1y ago
Glorified chqtbots. We'll never have AI.
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by yesbut 1y ago
"no, I mean I have an income that insulates me from politics regardless so please don't make me think about the poors." - OP probably.
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by yesbut 1y ago
thiel and vance are not people that anyone should look to for any type of philosophical wisdom.
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by yesbut 1y ago
We'd all be better off if we just ignored the Doomer Techno-Optimism prophets and their visions of the future. For one, they want to establish "Constitution Free Zones" outside of democratic control of nation states. All to c
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by yesbut 1y ago
The number of wfh workers starting their own business is tiny. This is more anti-wfh propaganda. Don't fall for it.
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by yesbut 1y ago
It is all a scam. The research side is interesting for what it is, but the idea of having any type of useful "quantum computer" is sci-fi make believe. The grifters will keep stringing investors and these large corporations along
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by yesbut 1y ago
should have used gitlab
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by yesbut 1y ago
F-Droid
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by yesbut 1y ago
Like the Mondragon Corporation in Spain. https://www.mondragon-corporation.com/en/about-us/ > MONDRAGON is the outcome of a cooperative business project launched in 1956. Its mission is encapsulated in its Corp
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by yesbut 1y ago
Good. Perfect time for Mozilla to convert into a democratically controlled worker-owned company and cut off the parasite C team.
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by yesbut 2y ago
We've got ourselves a real Einstein over here. Who buys this slop?
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by yesbut 2y ago
"Where the Real Japan Resides" lol
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by yesbut 2y ago
So does RedReader.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Especially considering that the free market has never existed.
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by yesbut 2y ago
We already have uBlock origin for this.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Cory Doctorow wrote a book about this.
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by yesbut 2y ago
It'll be orphaned as a child.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Sounds like these people are only interested in awaking the spectre haunting thr US.
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by yesbut 2y ago
This guy must work at Microsoft.
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by yesbut 2y ago
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-economist-asia-pacific/20...
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by yesbut 2y ago
> The company, which is backed by startup accelerator Y-Combinator, sells what it calls “AI Employees” or “Artisans.” What the company actually sells is software designed to assist with customer service and sales workflow. More fancy cha
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by yesbut 2y ago
2000 character limit.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Probably more likely has something to do with increased energy costs.
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by yesbut 2y ago
How would the numbers change if the EU and the US started manufacturing everything they've outsourced to China's.manufacturing?

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