This. The influence of Conway’s law is underappreciated. We are all trained to see hierarchies as the only principle for building structure, it’s a dominant normative ideology. Once we see how to build decentralized…
Are you really sure that is the distinction. A lot of conservative policies results in even the conservative voters being worse off as a result. And there IS a direct profit motive by those who fund conservative…
You‘d need to break it into much smaller pieces, but that is the obvious solutions the problem.
I don’t remember the author talking about the soviet union existing before 1922, he does talks about soviets (assemblies).
Duckduckgo claims to use 400 sources [0], so you’re probably not totally spot on. Edit: However, that includes their Instant Answers feature, and the numbers are outdated, it’s 1600 sources, most of which are catering…
Lack of privacy is google‘s business model. So an alternative would require a different business model, or they‘d end up at the same place eventually.
CSS should fix that, and give you all those unevenly spaced words you so desire.
This. The influence of Conway’s law is underappreciated. We are all trained to see hierarchies as the only principle for building structure, it’s a dominant normative ideology. Once we see how to build decentralized…
Are you really sure that is the distinction. A lot of conservative policies results in even the conservative voters being worse off as a result. And there IS a direct profit motive by those who fund conservative…
You‘d need to break it into much smaller pieces, but that is the obvious solutions the problem.
I don’t remember the author talking about the soviet union existing before 1922, he does talks about soviets (assemblies).
Duckduckgo claims to use 400 sources [0], so you’re probably not totally spot on. Edit: However, that includes their Instant Answers feature, and the numbers are outdated, it’s 1600 sources, most of which are catering…
Lack of privacy is google‘s business model. So an alternative would require a different business model, or they‘d end up at the same place eventually.
CSS should fix that, and give you all those unevenly spaced words you so desire.