joshsyn

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by joshsyn 2y ago
How is this exactly going to be used in bevy?
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Really? Stopped being hyperbolic. The guy did his job.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Good to hear. Still too much complexity around laws and regulations, its easier to live in a cave.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Not really, where is the creative freedom? Is anyone being held hostage to choosing a different phone if it doesn't allow their favourite track to be played?
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by joshsyn 4y ago
How are they affording wars?
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Who's we? I am not in this together. So change it to "I". I don't care about you lot... lmao
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by joshsyn 4y ago
What a hyperbolic emotional liar incapable of reasoning...
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Yandex > Google.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Jane Street is making me considering using OCaml.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
lol, you are funny. think you are the one who can be easily controlled. Putin does not even speak english. The delusional with this one is strong.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
nope not me.
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by joshsyn 4y ago
Umm, I am a crypto fan and I still don't want regulation. You have to be an idiot to buy something on listing. Embrace this.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
An easy way to provide good support would be for youtube to charge the content up-loaders for a small fee. That would be a source of revenue for them to provide support in return for monetary value. Else there is simply no incentive. Introd
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Why do you assume he isn't a kernel developer?
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Thats totally a different discussion and don't see how that is related. Monetary supply/control is a centrally planned policy.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Us vs Them, people at the top and working class division isn't helping either.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Look at other comments complaining about C-Suite. I don't know what is stopping you from creating your own company and building your own ideals and subjecting yourself to everyday company, business faces: profit and losses. Public comp
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Damn straight and right on.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Agree, this mob or any kind of collective mentality and thinking they are speaking for everyone when they are not and actually have a nihilist agenda is tiring.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
You forgot to mention, at each of these steps the ones with the most experience tend to climb the rank up the "top" and become "them".
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by joshsyn 5y ago
The result speaks for itself. There isn't much understanding to do at this moment. If this group wants to throw themselves off the cliff, I am not willing to go with them.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Your division mentality is just irresponsibility. Why is the pay gap between C-suite and workers? Because it is not easy to hire C-suite executives who makes careful decisions to steer the company in the right direction. Companies are subje
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Exactly, mob ruling never works. No matter how extreme length you go to prove it. So many examples, but somehow either they don't learn the history or this time it will be different. They are most the ignorant and the irresponsible. Mo
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Wealth is relative concept. So its bizarro in the first place to create this kind of division. Anybody can take his money and put out a business, so he becomes capitalists or them to speak in your terms. Likewise someone in a poor third wor
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by joshsyn 5y ago
I agree. The downvotes rain are coming, but this categorisation of working class vs wealthy, (Infact I am a working class according to them) from so called progressives (really nihilists) is cause normal everyday people problems for their a
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by joshsyn 5y ago
It seems like the so-called progressives want to take a stab at solving socialism again by making everyone miserable.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Yeah I corrected myself to "so called progressives". They are really nihilists instead.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
Totally agree with you. The nihilists want to burn everything to the ground so they can prove themselves wrong.
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by joshsyn 5y ago
This kind of division you put is exactly what I am talking about. Most of the employees of successful companies don't share your views or think of themselves as us vs them and fall into your classification of the working class. They ar
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by joshsyn 5y ago
I wouldn't call them progressives. They are nihilists. They hate seeing the triumph of success.

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