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mlillie

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    Comment #28357370

    Is the original article not a major journalistic misstep then? Nowhere does it clarify that this only applies to online gaming.

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    Comment #26437497

    Yes, we have one party here. But so does America. Except, with typical extravagance, they have two of them! - Julius Nyerere

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    Comment #26412545

    Yeah, socialist here, and I am absolutely no fan of Obama's...

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    Comment #26322169

    Comment there says they're only selling the "Basic" which doesn't include GPS or LORA

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    Comment #25143353

    > Ensafi’s team found that censorship is increasing in 103 of the countries studied, including unexpected places like Norway, Japan, Italy, India, Israel and Poland. These countrie…

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    Comment #24580084

    Livestream for Hearing on “Mainstreaming Extremism: Social Media’s Role in Radicalizing America" is still going on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mstNE5KIM-g

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    Comment #24494638

    Given that some 35% of global emissions this century have come from such unnecessary atrocities as the War on Terror[1] I am confident we have a good starting point for things to c…

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    Comment #23933679

    There was a sea change in views on welfare in the 80s-90s[1], culminating with the Welfare Reform Act of 1996. Between means-testing, spending caps and staffing cuts, virtually all…

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    Comment #23933055

    It's a lot more complicated than that. Many of these people are chronically underpaid, the service industry in particular. Yes, of course they like the extra unemployment money, bu…

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    Comment #23839044

    Thanks for bringing up this book. Everyone who lives in California and thinks about nature needs to check out Tending the Wild.

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    Comment #23569355

    Is their "slave wage labor" really any worse than being a construction worker in the US, in relative terms?

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    Comment #23500273

    Thank you. The author really missed the big reveal at the end, I was also wondering this same thing.

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    Comment #23168894

    Isn't spyware just a subset of malware? This is definitely spyware

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    Comment #22133542

    Not including the "Mystic" system seems like a huge oversight. It's an analog game system that works using yes/no questions, 2D10, and a probability table. It's not too elegant, bu…

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    Comment #21982894

    They do subject themselves to it. However, what that analysis lack is an understanding that the worker/employer power relationship is completely asymmetrical. Workers have everythi…

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    Comment #21196666

    Americans on any problem: "You've got to vote with your wallet to change the world! That's the spirit of the free market and liberal democracy!" China votes with wallet Americans: …

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    Comment #19861719

    > re-education camps If you're referring to the Uyghurs in Xinjiang, there is a lot of outcry, but little evidence to back up statements made by Western press. Google doc amalgamat…

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    Comment #19820124

    Isn't the core assumption of MVT that there exists a one dimensional spectrum from which to calculate a median in the first place? Voting for candidates is hardly one-dimensional; …

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    Comment #19820074

    100 'dollars' to spend

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    Comment #19435076

    This is what I was thinking. I know a big complaint especially of the larger US unions is that they just end up mirroring the bureaucracy & power structure of management anyway

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    Comment #19434935

    I think it would be comparable, but not equal, to a factory walkout. Without active bug-squashing, DevOps and server maintenance, there is an increased risk of a major outage, whic…

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    Comment #19434823

    How would you qualify US style vs non-US style unions? The prevalence of business unionism here?

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    Comment #19166474

    A few fallacies as I see them in this article. One is that everyone, like the author, is starting from a 'clean slate'. This is an extremely privileged position. Almost no one in t…

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    Comment #19088927

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    Comment #18820370

    US equivalent is SMOG: Signal, Mirrors, Over the shoulder, Go when safe. Not sure whether it is better to signal before or after looking, but that was what my partner's driving ins…