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3gg
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Comment #28795162
Well, for all those hundreds of millions it will indeed be existential (and I have read that a 4C Earth could only be able to host ~1 billion people, so the deaths could be a lot m…
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Comment #28793721
If by "existential threat" you mean a threat to existence, there are already many species going extinct today, which is why it is said we are in a 6th mass extinction: https://eart…
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Comment #28755587
Right. For most people that are on a payroll and maybe have a 401k and what not, tax preparation should be easily automated. In some EU countries, the government will send you a dr…
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Comment #28755573
I can only assume you're being sarcastic, but this kind of attitude only benefits these corporations. It is a common tactic by the rich oligarchies to defund and delegitimize gover…
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Comment #28755388
The real problem here is that Intuit and other companies lobby millions to maintain their status quo. The right thing to do would be to put every single dollar spent on these corpo…
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Comment #28587227
Youtube forcing a subscription on everybody would be self-sabotage. Their existence and ability to make profits rests entirely on ads. And while the ads could be more ethical, they…
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Comment #28587132
I was wondering the same thing. Looks like the videos are shared using WebRTC, which I have disabled in my browser.
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Comment #28587120
What exactly is your point? That it's inferior technology because it's unpopular?
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Comment #28587108
The points made in the video are valid regardless of how many viewers their channel has.
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Comment #28044943
I am actually in a very similar position to yours and agree with most of your points. I also assume you are in tech. I don't know what the immigration situation as a whole is, but …
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Comment #28031108
Wait, Google Reader was the summum of the "Good Internet"?
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Comment #28031061
Two of us at school kind of earned the "hacker" badge. Far from being expelled, the teachers expressed admiration for our work and ability to dig into a completely unrelated area t…
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Comment #28030606
One could argue that the mere existence of a concept or an idea in someone's mind makes it real, especially so if that concept or idea has real, observable side effects for others …
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Comment #28030573
Why all the anger? I may read on different philosophies and religions that I do not fully or partially agree with, practice or believe in, yet I may find useful life lessons in eac…
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Comment #28030445
In America, you'd use it as collateral.
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Comment #28030404
Well, it was their religion that was in large part used to wipe out every pagan religion and culture that existed prior to it -- and then some more -- and submit the heathens to th…
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Comment #28030235
Guys are digressing from the relevant part of your comment. It looks very much obvious to me that academics should state where their funding comes from, just like non-profits have …
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Comment #28030193
Wait, the EFF is subsidized by Google? For what it's worth, it looks like most of their funding comes from individuals: https://www.eff.org/files/annual-report/2019/index.html
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Comment #28029973
I imagine this has gotten worse with covid, people ordering food for take-away or shopping online. For what it's worth, I tried the idea of ordering from the restaurant online but …
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Comment #28029899
That is indeed a more accurate statement.
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Comment #28029883
Fantastic, thank you for the links.
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Comment #28027928
For what it's worth, I had the luck of working in an actual office, with walls and doors that close (it honestly sounds quite absurd to describe it this way; how low have we sunk?)…
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Comment #28027896
I see, thank you for explaining, that should guide my future reading. Looks like I hadn't gone dark enough yet.
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Comment #28027773
I am with you 200%. Just giving the original poster the benefit of doubt. I think the post makes the mistake of assuming that we are one equal footing with corporate execs and that…