klarstrup

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by klarstrup 4y ago
Rate of Profit (which has a tendency to fall)
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by klarstrup 4y ago
A woman is someone who sees in herself at least one attribute, which she regards as a sufficient condition for her own membership in that category. What that attribute is can vary from woman to woman. The same definition applies mutatis mut
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by klarstrup 4y ago
It is unclear to me what concession is being made by way of accurate language?
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by klarstrup 4y ago
Yeah, there are men who want to have kids. Many such cases.
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by klarstrup 4y ago
> In fact, Mittelstands will probably perform even better if they can figure out how to attract the kinds of talent well-funded startups do. And from there, it'll be a virtuous cycle. Perform better towards what end?
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by klarstrup 5y ago
"criminal laws that disproportionately penalized black males, sent them to jail for long periods of time and hurt their potential to find jobs, earn money, and support their families when released"
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by klarstrup 5y ago
why are the people in Manchins district are reliant on coal
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by klarstrup 5y ago
What are some examples/places you've seen that have simultaneously allowed marijuana smokeing but discouraged tobacco smoking? In my country the signs are just "no smoking" they don't say what
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by klarstrup 5y ago
curious to know where you were going with this comment
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by klarstrup 5y ago
Yeah it's weird how there seems to be so little institutional support for regulating low-risk psychoactive substances like nicotine(and caffeine). Stimulants that increase alertness and enhances concentration, very useful for productiv
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by klarstrup 5y ago
I would've preferred to see this come by way of union power, but government bought is ok
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by klarstrup 5y ago
it says "out of working hours", even if your hours are flexible they're still working hours I would say
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by klarstrup 5y ago
What is an ideologue?
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by klarstrup 5y ago
And 4. For some people there simply isn't a risk.
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by klarstrup 5y ago
glance over a stirner summary i beg you
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by klarstrup 7y ago
There are examples in that paper of scenarios of effectively influenced coin tosses...
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by klarstrup 7y ago
"It would be cost-prohibitive not to litter" If one can't do business without carelessly leveraging finite public resources I would argue that that business is untenable
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by klarstrup 7y ago
Property(intellectual and otherwise) enforcement _is_ a goody from the state, by the by
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by klarstrup 7y ago
Makes you wonder how the globalised standard improved over the past century (it was the unions)
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by klarstrup 7y ago
Back in the old days the English really knew how to keep youth employment high
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by klarstrup 7y ago
> There are also not a lot of countries where people complain more than the French. It's a national sport. Sounds like it's working
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by klarstrup 7y ago
You can implement your GraphQL server to do either of those, it's not inherent.
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by klarstrup 7y ago
It's true, property exists exclusively as something someone enforces with violence directly or indirectly.
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by klarstrup 7y ago
>Why do people want to give the authority to Facebook to decide whether an ad is within the acceptable range? Do they currently not hold such power?
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by klarstrup 7y ago
bros'll be bros
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by klarstrup 7y ago
The extremely low barrier to entry for their workforce is a part of their business model, and what by extension forces those of no other choice to subject themselves to it.
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by klarstrup 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised to learn that there is actually a code of ethics within my union, I'll try to seek it out and see what we may want to do. Could be cool.
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by klarstrup 7y ago
Your point on worker solidarity got me thinking. In some countries(such as mine) we have decent unionization rates for IT workers, would it be a good idea to have such ethical issues encoded into the union lines?