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Why does “the West” need to care how “free” other nations are? Meanwhile in America people get maced in the face for a sit down protest. The West hasn’t realized their glass house …

I’ve paid for them so many times I just pirate them. Disney died decades ago. Society need not pleasure his memory forever.

Yep, I do the same by using my buyout money to undermine the west. Y’all wanna be ok deflating my wealth? I’ll do what I can to tank yours altogether.

Why the pretense of nation states and corporations? Humans run these organizations and humans deflect responsibility for doing anything. Are you going around gathering a team to fr…

Work on forgettable output as the future moves along, for a few bucks to burn, or foster human community that would be there if/when the work stops One should not prioritize epheme…

Spend half that on a plastic one you want to replace in 2-3 years as it gets banged up. My 2015 MB Pro has a few knicks. Before that I had Lenovo T400 before that was trashed after…

“New little economy” = market Adam Smith only mentions markets in terms of free labor market A new little economy, a niche for someone to work on something. Later he warned against…

Simple additive operation versus economists macroeconomic education for squeezing margins at scale using ML logistics I don’t really see how you think you’re winning when constrast…

Meanwhile, computer users toss toxic sewage generating gadgets on future humans to clean. Let’s not ignore the disposable consumer gadget minded’s unethical behavior at scale.

In-house micro services could solve this. Then SRE is eating the Kube dog food. Semantic games are the only reason there’s a gap between dev and SRE work anymore. It’s all HTTP/RES…

I’m self censoring due to corporatocracy. Slimming my consumer profile as much as possible. Making my own entertainment. No more TV and all that. Phone, personal laptop, work lapto…

Oh great, text fragments; more ways for other people to highlight what’s valuable to me.

Some theories suggest only 10%ish of the information we use to communicate is speech, the remaining 90% is body cues. Makes sense from an evolutionary perspective; speech came alon…