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Comment #49033812
Symptoms become more obvious as you age, which can feel like it came on later. As part of an assessment they do go through your childhood - if you had trouble in school for example…
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Comment #48762545
If it's the same woman I'm thinking of Office365 is underselling it a bit - she's fully sanctioned by the US. She can't use debit/credit cards, any Apple/Google device or service, …
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Comment #48722397
Adding TS types to Nix would make it so much easier to write Nix code. Which string do I need here? Oh the type system knows, the language server shows it inline - I don't have to …
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Comment #48061644
Wero is a private effort, the digital euro is closer to Pix but it keeps being stalled (given the article in question, one could make some guesses as to why).
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Comment #34399370
It's not quite as bad in Sweden, look at the graph at the bottom of this article by John Burn-Murdoch[0] for a glimpse into we're faring compared to other European countries, and a…
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Comment #34399208
Yeah, Brexit is a factor, but it's also one of many and it's important we tackle all of them. The private finance initiative (PFI) in the early 00s, is another[0]. Our government's…
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Comment #34383757
Depending on what type of video you're watching (pay depend on variables), your one view is probably worth a whopping $0.01. At that point you might be better off asking nicely for…
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Comment #33857102
Funnily, it is generally true given that net resource transfers to the global south have been negative for most countries... with the big exception being China[1], so China has ben…
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Comment #33762904
Cooperatives have a higher survival rate, both in general and during crises. > A 2013 report published by the UK Office for National Statistics showed that in the UK the rate of su…
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Comment #33762887
True, but coops are also more selective about firing and hiring. So if you're a bad fit, you're less likely to end up in a coop, and if you do end up there, you will have more stab…
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Comment #33762790
Cooperatives aren't nonprofit entities – they can be, sure, but many of them are profit-driven. The claim that cooperatives act irrationally (and the implication that they're less …
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Comment #33761922
That's an odd critique considering coops exist to solve the friction between unions and businesses by building the democratic control into the business itself, avoiding the need fo…
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Comment #33761919
> Plenty of companies offer product samples or free services upfront Sure, but a startup using VC money to offer you something for free is very different from "I will personally vo…
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Comment #33761805
> I got the distinct feeling I was being sold something while reading it, and the last paragraph confirmed it. You mean the last paragraph where they _volunteer_ to have coaching s…
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Comment #33705543
Not really, systems affect our behaviour. We created the system that is our current market economy, and we have the ability to construct new systems that encourage better behaviour…
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Comment #33544113
There are also interesting instances like social.coop that are run like a cooperative – you join and are expected to donate monthly, as little as $1, and in return you get democrat…
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Comment #33529570
By that same logic you'd make the argument that "94% of abusive work places" exist in poorer countries with far less worker rights. Is that something you want to happen to the US, …
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Comment #33511752
Relative measures are important because it's an indicator of how fairly domestic resources are being allocated. You can be a poor country but have resources fairly allocated among …
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Comment #33510852
In absolute terms, yes we are seeing advancements in tech/medicine and the like and that will always help more and more people, but in more relative economic terms it's questionabl…
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Comment #31764065
> Basically, the “are we the baddies ?” answer would be “yes” for a huge chunk of us, and I don’t think that’s how we see it personally. Companies have to make money, but the evil …
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Comment #31074204
This model is already proven to work via Kickstarter, Gofundme, and Patreon. Users already have interest in investing in ideas that _don't even allow them to retain ownership_, lik…
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Comment #31070065
> Or take the AGPL, for instance, sponsored by now-defunct startup Affero. There are many people (myself included) who believe the AGPL is a restriction on use, freedom 0, because …
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Comment #30684160
> - Can't build with nix-build. After long time searching it seems like you're supposed to run nix-build -E 'with import {}; callPackage ./default.nix {}' - shouldn't there be a si…
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Comment #30587355
If the creation is the part that matters why would they want to keep selling instead of taking a page out of indie game dev collectives or open source projects like Godot and Blend…
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Comment #30402759
The term for this "communal freedom" rather than "pure individualist freedom" is Negative Liberty: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_liberty It's one of the core tenets of mod…