And in a country without food, everyone is fed because the population is zero.
It's ongoing, and the US has had cases brought against it as recently as 2014: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsory_sterilization#U.S._.... While the more recent cases are less overtly abject evil, they aren't the…
It's not a good chance at this point, it's the height of naivety and ignorance to assume that this isn't actively occurring. There's absolutely no incentive for it not to occur and there's significant incentive for it…
I was thinking that this article showed signs of distorted "optimistic" thinking.
I would argue that the US is not a representative democracy, and that it does not have a free press.
I used to dislike typescript, until I was hired to write it. It has warts, but the benefits outweigh them, and you aren't forced to use the parts you may not find beneficial. I think it's a good way to prototype a typed…
That it doesn't cost something. And, that anything that costs something must be paid for by a false choice between an oligarch and a tyrant.
Let me say in no uncertain terms that there will be a time soon when desk monitors and tvs will be present but not the main display, and their sales will drop at that point. To me, it's more "when" than "if." To reach…
I believe everything you listed is true, so it's not really scapegoating. And, saying society at large should be held responsible for the actions of a few in power is absurdity. "Taking responsibility" would be direct…
US is in a clear-cut info war with US citizens in order to attempt to coerce them into a war; we need to fully neuter its ability to do this to its own citizens and hold those doing it to account. This is US propaganda;…
Damage control really ate these comments.
This would be a portion of the plan, not the whole thing.
You can freeze all loans temporarily. You can freeze all rents temporarily-- and even if you disagree with it, many, myself included will simply not pay it come April 1st and we will outnumber the police. The government…
When your unfounded, conspiratorial thinking comes from AM talk radio, due to a supposed existential threat to freedom, an educated, informed, and well-spoken overwhelming consensus of independent scientists trumps a…
To give a real-world example of why this is problematic: my wife recently had surgery, and they had a follow-up a month later to remove a stent. Even though she was insured, a slew of wholly unintelligible bills from…
Why? Bezos isn't going to open any other videos from someone else. The US executive branch won't do a thing, in case the Saudis decide to stop buying US treasury bonds in exchange for oil. Then they might stop buying…
Smashing a speaker that deafens those around it doesn't inhibit free speech. Believing that building such a thing is an act of freedom is authoritarian.
Top Employers in the US: 1) Walmart 2) Amazon Articles touting employment as a meaningful number are about as meaningful as the articles touting the good graces of anonymous donors paying for medical procedures,…
People's interests being misrepresented by their allegedly representative government is not the same as no one really caring.
Because it's an inefficient hack and native APIs could improve upon the way in which it operates to such a degree that it would no longer be called the virtual DOM?
I'm confused, why would a small set of people with time on their hands be able to compromise a liquid democracy? Are there not workarounds to the problems encountered? Interesting how we iterate so often, yet are so…
I'd prototyped this solution as well for deep object comparisons, storing the hash in a weakmap, so hashes could be garbage collected as the Objects themselves, which act as keys, are collected; this also solves any…
For people that feel the virtual-dom is anything but a hack, please read up on this: https://github.com/Polymer/lit-html. Do you really not get a code smell from keeping an in-memory copy of the DOM and doing…
How about CNN investigates the US involvement in Venezuela and reports on it accurately? Where's that story?
Where's the feature that prevents Amazon from stealing your core business?
And in a country without food, everyone is fed because the population is zero.
It's ongoing, and the US has had cases brought against it as recently as 2014: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsory_sterilization#U.S._.... While the more recent cases are less overtly abject evil, they aren't the…
It's not a good chance at this point, it's the height of naivety and ignorance to assume that this isn't actively occurring. There's absolutely no incentive for it not to occur and there's significant incentive for it…
I was thinking that this article showed signs of distorted "optimistic" thinking.
I would argue that the US is not a representative democracy, and that it does not have a free press.
I used to dislike typescript, until I was hired to write it. It has warts, but the benefits outweigh them, and you aren't forced to use the parts you may not find beneficial. I think it's a good way to prototype a typed…
That it doesn't cost something. And, that anything that costs something must be paid for by a false choice between an oligarch and a tyrant.
Let me say in no uncertain terms that there will be a time soon when desk monitors and tvs will be present but not the main display, and their sales will drop at that point. To me, it's more "when" than "if." To reach…
I believe everything you listed is true, so it's not really scapegoating. And, saying society at large should be held responsible for the actions of a few in power is absurdity. "Taking responsibility" would be direct…
US is in a clear-cut info war with US citizens in order to attempt to coerce them into a war; we need to fully neuter its ability to do this to its own citizens and hold those doing it to account. This is US propaganda;…
Damage control really ate these comments.
This would be a portion of the plan, not the whole thing.
You can freeze all loans temporarily. You can freeze all rents temporarily-- and even if you disagree with it, many, myself included will simply not pay it come April 1st and we will outnumber the police. The government…
When your unfounded, conspiratorial thinking comes from AM talk radio, due to a supposed existential threat to freedom, an educated, informed, and well-spoken overwhelming consensus of independent scientists trumps a…
To give a real-world example of why this is problematic: my wife recently had surgery, and they had a follow-up a month later to remove a stent. Even though she was insured, a slew of wholly unintelligible bills from…
Why? Bezos isn't going to open any other videos from someone else. The US executive branch won't do a thing, in case the Saudis decide to stop buying US treasury bonds in exchange for oil. Then they might stop buying…
Smashing a speaker that deafens those around it doesn't inhibit free speech. Believing that building such a thing is an act of freedom is authoritarian.
Top Employers in the US: 1) Walmart 2) Amazon Articles touting employment as a meaningful number are about as meaningful as the articles touting the good graces of anonymous donors paying for medical procedures,…
People's interests being misrepresented by their allegedly representative government is not the same as no one really caring.
Because it's an inefficient hack and native APIs could improve upon the way in which it operates to such a degree that it would no longer be called the virtual DOM?
I'm confused, why would a small set of people with time on their hands be able to compromise a liquid democracy? Are there not workarounds to the problems encountered? Interesting how we iterate so often, yet are so…
I'd prototyped this solution as well for deep object comparisons, storing the hash in a weakmap, so hashes could be garbage collected as the Objects themselves, which act as keys, are collected; this also solves any…
For people that feel the virtual-dom is anything but a hack, please read up on this: https://github.com/Polymer/lit-html. Do you really not get a code smell from keeping an in-memory copy of the DOM and doing…
How about CNN investigates the US involvement in Venezuela and reports on it accurately? Where's that story?
Where's the feature that prevents Amazon from stealing your core business?