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by yyyymmddhhmmss 6y ago
> Facebook is net positive for the world “It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding It” –Upton Sinclair
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 7y ago
The United States is experiencing this same phenomenon. See ‘Food Desert’. Poor parts of cities and ppor rural areas have been losing their grocery stores for years now.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
If 80k/yr is considered poor, then sure, but that’s absurd. She was right. He was wrong.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
For those interested in discussing how to make the rest of the world a toletant place, join us at /r/stupidpol
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
It’s not a mistake. The tech industry wants low regulations, so they gut the government. Simple process, really.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
the start of the monopoly game
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
I think using the src directory is a great idea. The tests can’t just reach over into the package anymore so you have to do an editable install, but the payoffs are big, as noted in the articles posted in a sibling comment.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
>you need to unload everything in the bed, which will be a huge pain in the ass on the side of the road. Who says that’s even going to be possible? It sounds like a complete design flop to me.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Same. Absolute life changer.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Your process sounds like a Tower of Babel to me. The interests of these entities are in great conflict and their power over your limits of time and awareness are increasing all the time. In the end, your purchase is relying on so much effor
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Listing arguments and their types in docstrings always feels likea bad idea for this reason.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
>The same answer to both these questions is why why ad-personalization is "good". Not at all. This assumption that ads themselves are unavoidable is ludicrous. >Now we can move onto discussions around fraud, ethics, lea
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
By premeditating that diagnosis will be of the individual, the society is assumed a constant. In science, we call that fraud. Effectively, clinical psychology serves apology for societal and economic ills by blaming the effects on the indiv
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
I’ll second that. I owe a great amount to those willing to publicly denounce TDD. If I had been a working developer as this nonsense ramped up, I would have avoided it too. Nobody really does TDD. It’s a mythical concept. Some sanity checks
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
This is the same strawman used to gut the US government of any commitment it ever had to any of the people it claims to serve. Terrible unions are terrible, just as terrible governments are terrible. Terrible cars are terrible. Terrible hou
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
This isn’t even the worst problem with psychology. The worst is it’s contextual loyalties against critiquing the relationsips people have with one another. Power struggles, to be particular.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
As a photographer for as long as I can remember and traveled the globe to so many exotic places in wild contexts, I just shed a tear reading your comment because it brought to realization something I have always had trouble understanding in
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
That would be very problematic for selling ads, though.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
>I’m a proud athiest Might we say you are a religious athiest?
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Conveniently, I can just tack onto this list two more books and there we will have the 4 most important books on my life so far. Sexual Personae By Camille Paglia Capital: Volume I By Karl Marx
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
You’re pretty much right on the nose. Of course, it depends on who they work for. Effectively, the American field of economics is an exercise in decoupling private reality from public theory.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
I am already disappointed in post-Guido Python. Although the walrus operator makes enough sense to me, it doesn’t solve anything that I consider a problem so I can’t reason that it was worth going against so much pushback.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
As an American who has seen blasphemous spending on similar terms at all of my workplaces, I technically believe this, but I have trouble relating or visualizing it. The whole thing is just so surreal in the context of law enforcement.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
The Corporate Authoritarian Solution terrifies me so much. American society is still in toddler years in terms of political consciousness, but the worst damage happened in the years before the internet, not after. 2016 was a madhouse becaus
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
If evolution is concerned by culture, which it is, there must be metric of ‘survival of the fittest religion’... Religion has evolved, and servived, and not necessarily because it is weak. There is plenty room for bias here, and I am not a
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
While I think you’re right about specifics, that is in fact just capitalism . The acceleration you note, and the absurdity of it, is entirely expected by those studying the effects for the last 200 or so years. I think Frederic Jameson put
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Yeah I don’t know how much this happens when it comes to “incentives” but every aspect outside of that category takes a beating. A friend’s work took moved to “hotelling” recently, where they removed designated personal seating in the open
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Yes. I think it’s a delicate and important one. For what is the difference in being trained and being institutionalized? Training serves the ability of the individual and institutions serve the ability of the people, so what’s the matter? I
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
On any level, the data represents an average product of human visual calculation. A simple use case would be comparing that with the product of machine visual calculations to better understand and optimize the systems they are designing.
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by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
Oh wow, yeah I use FF with uBlock Origin and they are not short by any means. An aside from the corporate dystopia at hand: I do not know as much as I wish about how this works, but am intrigued at how the objects so often bleed into other

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