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Ask HN: Recommendations for Learning TCP/IP?
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vanderreeah
6y ago
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vanderreeah
8y ago
I don't know what Gab is, or what its typical content is like, though I'm getting an idea from the replies to this tweet. But the principle of free speech has nothing to do with the right of a company to use Paypal's services
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vanderreeah
8y ago
Wrong - Keynes believed the exact opposite. Perhaps his most famous opinion is that the gold standard was "a barbarous relic".
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vanderreeah
8y ago
I don't know if I can prove you wrong, but in my opinion your example of Karl Marx's 200th birthday is misjudged. As far as I know he neither killed nor ordered to be killed anyone. He is no more responsible for people (I assume y
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vanderreeah
8y ago
The AfD are far more frightening a right-wing group, and have far more power, than e.g. UKIP in Britain. I believe that because Germans refuse to see the Holocaust as anything other than a singular event they are now at risk of repeating it
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vanderreeah
8y ago
Pedantic notice: an utter dearth of counterproductive features would seem to be a good thing rather than a problem.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
As someone who's just entered the employment market after being a freelancer for a while, I have no idea how people who already have jobs can physically participate in the lengthy interview processes most jobs require these days. Ok th
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vanderreeah
9y ago
The vast, vast majority of people in the world have to work most of the best hours of the day in order to pay for shelter from the weather and food for their family. In return they get the dubious privilege of allowing their brain to decomp
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Please do not do this. Here is my reasoning: You reasonably would want, for your 10k, to work at / learn from a respectable, successful company. But my guess is that 10k for any such company would not represent a huge amount of money,
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vanderreeah
9y ago
I only sporadically rant. But thanks for the encouragement.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
I do not know. But there are of course millions of people in our position. I suppose any possible solution can only come from the only strength we have, which is the knowledge of our shared, common situation. EDIT: Jesus I sound pompous som
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vanderreeah
9y ago
I can't comment on the sanity of adaptation - it may well be the most expedient reaction. But your original description of the relative economic positions of worker and employer, and of who accrues the most benefit from the energy expe
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Why do you think that the behaviour of corporations is a matter of belief? You "refuse to believe" that they want to "get more money", but profit is the raison d'etre of corporations. It's why they exist. Incre
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Ah I missed the different name. Thanks for the clarification. I was thinking of comments I've seen before where people say that if you have 100 bitcoins you'll have a hard time converting them to (e.g.) $700k cash.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Forgive my total ignorance of bitcoin but - why can't you sell 1 Bitcoin for $7000?
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vanderreeah
9y ago
The point is to effect a separation from self-harming habits that are far more dangerous to your general well-being than believing that "inanimate objects or intangible ideas" may be interconnected in ways our small perspective on
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vanderreeah
9y ago
As another user said, please make the URLs links.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Your being banned from a subreddit is not the same as your right to free speech being infringed upon. "Free speech" does not equal "permission to post in one or more specific subreddits".
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Well that's fucking unpleasant.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
You seem like a good person to ask the question that's appeared on this thread already a couple of times: if the business produces "passive income", why would you want to sell it? I.e. if you put little-to-no-effort into runn
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vanderreeah
9y ago
I found the icons within five seconds - the menu on the left has a heading "Icon Sets".
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vanderreeah
9y ago
https://css-tricks.com
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Sorry, perhaps I misread your comment. I thought your second paragraph was disagreeing with my assertion that self-censoring is sometimes a valuable act.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Which is precisely why I added loads of caveats - "sometimes (not always)", "a sector of society one respects (whoever that may be)", "(depending on what they are)". I haven't seen anyone in this discuss
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Not in my experience, but that is anecdotal. If you have evidence beyond the anecdotal I'd be interested to see it, though of course there's no obligation for you to do research work for me. EDIT: Just to add that your comment
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Ok, let's set aside the object of this "mind-control", i.e. the whole theme around men's attitudes to women, because we're not going to agree on that I guess. This is to be expected. But what I don't understand
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Or perhaps someone who doesn't want their valuation of other human beings to be solely based on criteria which are instilled by a mixture of: a) a centuries-long ingrained conception of women as possessions and b) (if you insist) evolu
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Your civility is making it hard for me to pigeon-hole you as an unreasonable reactionary. Please desist.
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Curious whence comes your familiarity with the scams?
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vanderreeah
9y ago
Totally agree - but in my opinion, and in the knowledge that this will receive a lot of downvotes, such statements don't require refuting, only rebutting. In my opinion, again, only statements which bear at least a nugget of rationalit
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