steamy

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by steamy 11y ago
The problem is the current size of the world population is designed and fit for the Industrial Age and not for the Information Age. What do you suggest we have to do to the "surplus" of manpower now? Please no retraining nonsense
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by steamy 11y ago
Tech like sports favors young people and discriminates against old folks.
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by steamy 11y ago
Just for the record, I'm not in favor of big biz either. Apparently from the discussion here, working with recycled material is more costly for corporations and therefore they would not be compelled to give up profits to save the envi
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by steamy 11y ago
We're talking about two completely different market segments here; the corporate/enterprise market which provides more room for creative & cutting edge solutions to be implemented and then there's the SME & consumers
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by steamy 11y ago
Even Node or Ruby based static site generators can't compete with WP & PHP on the server. The ubiquity of PHP on web server installations is astounding and the ease of use of WP sp. for non techies in contrast with the technical k
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by steamy 11y ago
I'm no big fan of taxes and big govt.
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by steamy 11y ago
where you could hire anyone from students, to sex-offender ex-Cons, to the mentally impaired ... Are you suggesting forced labor camps even for mental patients and other disadvantaged groups in society?
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by steamy 11y ago
Why do you go for the route of punishment (taxes) and not try positive reinforcement instead like incentives and or tax breaks?
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by steamy 11y ago
and yet no single conviction for any bankster involved in all of these corruption scandals. Just fine the shareholders and fill the pockets of the fat cats in the govt to buy their silence and let the executives go free to keep plundering p
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by steamy 11y ago
Pretty cool my man but how do you deal with false positives? I don't know about hockey but in soccer (football), commentators are as much excited about near-goal scenarios like the ball hitting one of the posts or the goalie making a s
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by steamy 11y ago
Marvel Avenged: From financial ruin to the biggest film franchise in history ... to financial ruin again!
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by steamy 11y ago
You should thank capitalism for this.
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by steamy 11y ago
Or going forward with the attack and then ask for bigger budget to be allocated to them to avoid future "unfortunate" occurrences and to reward their incompetence & treason a win-win-win.
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by steamy 11y ago
Why don't you take it one step further and question the viability of the model of work as one of the primary sources of "inspiration" and "core" aspects in life and that life should not be centered around this in li
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by steamy 11y ago
It's also funny and hypocritical of them to block social media buttons and upon clicking on their Chrome extension button, you're invited to share the number of blocked requests on these same platforms.
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by steamy 11y ago
Is there ad blocker that only blocks the annoying ads, not the ones that we deem "OK?" Or do we just use the actions of the few to punish all ad-supported platforms? You can whitelist the domains you deem trustworthy and interes
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by steamy 11y ago
I don't give a shit about getting downvoted and I'll keep speaking my mind. As to why I was downvoted, the mindless HN swarm here can't handle any dissidence and when it encounters any opposing view that contradicts with its
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by steamy 11y ago
A plausible theory, that's all!
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by steamy 11y ago
It's the same story like that of Bernie Madoff and also the same morale. You're free to do whatever you want hustling & bustling screwing people over but if you dare to mess up with the wrong people, you're toast and you
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by steamy 11y ago
The author is a shill for the capitalists and corporations and he's just trying to make a buck here glamorizing underemployment and selling poverty and desperation to the masses in the name of modernity and progress.
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by steamy 11y ago
It's been always like this for human labor throughout history and more specifically since the Agricultural Revolution. Human labor is always in surplus and this resource has been exploited by economic powers and interested parties in m
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by steamy 11y ago
Is this micro-nations fever a by-product of the proliferation and popularity of Clash of Clans and other related mobile strategy video games recently? I can't help but to make the connection here, what do you think guys?
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by steamy 11y ago
Still beauty in it. as they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder but software development is an engineering discipline and won't be considered as an artistic medium not now not ever. I can understand the philosophical dimension
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by steamy 11y ago
Why some people here insist that programming/coding is an art form? No, despite how much you'd like to be and see it happening, it is not and will not be.
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by steamy 11y ago
Illuminati & NWO is so 2000s dude! Now it's all about the globalists and world government!
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by steamy 11y ago
I have seen "democratic" teams spend over two months debating the merits of various solutions that both had about equal, but different, benefits and drawbacks. Can't just these "democratic" teams solve these probl
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by steamy 11y ago
The #1 belligerent nation on Earth now is uncontestedly the USA and this is not because Americans are belligerent and aggressive by nature but because it happens that the globalists and the Elite made that country their HQ conducting their
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by steamy 11y ago
I think Osama Bin Laden had so many life-stabilizers i.e. women throughout his lifetime and yet he pursued the terrorist career with vengeance till the last breath.
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by steamy 11y ago
Is this something like Couchsurfing but mildly less creepy?
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by steamy 11y ago
DOM is your friend :) document.lastModified;

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