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philosopher1234
6mo ago
Humans are social creatures. We’re not meant to live alone. The advise suggesting we should be able to seems to me like cope. I think you’re barking up the wrong tree.
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philosopher1234
7mo ago
Jews don’t have a right to an ethnostate. No one does. Jews have a right to live within any country in the world, but not run an apartheid government or commit genocide.
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philosopher1234
11mo ago
I think this concept is an exercise in fantasy. There’s simply no such thing as a free market. Why we single out subsidy as non free is arbitrary. What activities constitute legitimate free market behavior? There’s no actual logically sound
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philosopher1234
11mo ago
My friend, what is so special about the government? If a company uses its massive profits in one area to crus competition by selling at a loss in another area, this is the free market, and when a government does it it is something else? I t
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philosopher1234
11mo ago
I bet you can’t name a single company that doesn’t perform some critical function at a loss.
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philosopher1234
11mo ago
How about “loss leader”? Ever use napkins at a diner? Buy Costco chicken? I think you are repeating things you were taught but they aren’t true
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philosopher1234
11mo ago
We’re talking about China subsidizing goods that it sells in another country. This is bread and butter “free market” behavior. Literally every company in the world does this one way or another.
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11mo ago
I’m not hearing an argument, and I won’t be thinking one up for you. Seems like only a difference of degree to me.
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11mo ago
Lol, how is this not a free market? Apple subsidizes dozens of organizations internally to advance its strategic interests, what’s the difference?
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1y ago
This is an unambiguous good. Why do you sound so bitter about it?
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philosopher1234
1y ago
Does anyone know of cool things built with fdb? I’ve been aware of it for a while and it seems very cool but I haven’t seen a lot of details about how folks are using it.
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philosopher1234
1y ago
What has surprise got to do with it?
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philosopher1234
1y ago
Yes you are. If you’re arguing in good faith then you should try to answer this question: How far does it have to go before you assume malice? Do they have to tell you “I am malicious”? And if someone malicious is using the “dont admit it”
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1y ago
Businesses can value quality in cost centers because it can bring costs down
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1y ago
Very curious what you’re working on now, if you’re willing to share
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1y ago
The “they” here disclaims the responsibility of the soldiers (despite the rest of your post advocating that responsibility). The problem is inside us.
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1y ago
This is so sad! It seems Go is fast becoming rudderless, i worry the wualities that have made it great wont survive the tides at google this way. But i hope to be wrong.
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philosopher1234
1y ago
Are we sure they’re not giving the donors exactly what they want?
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1y ago
Because, not despite. Let no good deed go unpunished.
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1y ago
I’d like to get out while I can, but to what country? Any suggestions? By the way the answer to your question is simple: the American people are fascists, not just the president.
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philosopher1234
1y ago
As loathe as you may be to admit it, there is such a thing as truth. Both sides claiming something doesn’t mean both sides claims are true (or conversely that neither sides claim is true). You don’t seem to be thinking very well.
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2y ago
You haven’t contested the substance of the argument at all. It’s as though you agree.
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philosopher1234
2y ago
Sorry but this is a shit definition. You’ve defined scamming people, a totally voluntary error, as creative not extractive. You’ve also defined building roads as extractive not creative. I think you’re latching onto some very misguided prin
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2y ago
Money and value are different things.
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2y ago
Stock buy backs
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2y ago
I think we intend awful things all the time, without realizing it. To get at what the intentions are here you might ask things like: * why this particular error and no other? The bug could’ve been that the content becomes particularly happy
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A philosophy of Software design vs. Clean Code
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
*meemaw
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2y ago
What about internships for motivated data science grad students?
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2y ago
So the outcomes are even now?
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