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Data_Junkie··on Higher Social Classes Have an Exaggerated Belief That They Are More Capable
Please. Money lies. We all know it. People with money are deferred to, emotionally coddled, and ALWAYS given the benefit of the doubt. It is literally the foundation of Western culture. Those who have always had it live in a very delusional world that has always lied to them about their abilities. That's how we end up with a " very stable genius" as the "leader" of the western world.
Data_Junkie··on Wisconsin bar owner uncovers 134-year-old circus poster
No, it's a printed poster. It is the size of a 55 ft. mural. Would be like saying a billboard is a mural.
Data_Junkie··on Seattle police use family DNA, latest science to identify killer 52 years later
Regulation is only to stop harm. Who does this hurt ? I don't think capturing criminals counts as harm. It's not trust that's needed, what's not to trust ?
Data_Junkie··on Setting up a ROCKPro64 (powerful single-card computer)
This "the modern way to run applications on Linux is with docker" b.s needs to stop.
Data_Junkie··on Push Them Hard Enough and the Productive Class Will Opt Out of Servitude
That's easily the dumbest thing I've ever read on Hacker News.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
And that is because there is always more to care about, just as true love has no end.
Data_Junkie··on “Users want control” is a shoulder shrug
Reminds me of when Gordon Ramsey tried to explain to a clueless "chef" not to just give endless options. " Well why are you here then ? "
Data_Junkie··on Ask HN: Getting traffic to your MVP – how did you do it?
So no matter what you do, your success is entirely in Google's hands ? Is that what you're saying ?
Data_Junkie··on We can't judge another programmer's abilities in a 60 minute interview
Thank you.
Data_Junkie··on Entrepreneurs Are Better Off Going It Alone, Study Says
People need to stop posting links to paywalls. Hacker News should ban this.
Data_Junkie··on The Remote Manifesto
Nothing a company can do more for my well being than letting me work without having to be trapped in a social environment.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
What they hate is losing power. They want power that they can only get by using the power inside others. Hate is just the energy to justify oppressing and using other minds for things theirs can't do. Also known as capitalism. What they hate is not owning and controlling their own little world.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
That is the untalented who are interested in the rewards of success moving to gain what is possible to get from talent. They have none, so they have to see it manifested and then they capture it for their benefit. They have no other access to the good stuff. All industries, human endevors, work this way. All power structures, all groups.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
There is no substitute for caring, and people consistently, dramatically underestimate the difference in thought that happens in people who care and people who don't. Anytime I'm asked why someone should listen to me and not someone else I tell them "because I care". It is really all it takes to separate from the incompetent, so few understand what caring does.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
All good teams revolve around stars. Talented brains can create more value that two hands can do, and the organization exist to help them win. Nothing new.
Data_Junkie··on Software Projects and Heroes: Lessons Learned from GitHub Projects
Yeah, because at a certain level it's not monopolizing knowledge, it's just not letting people without ability act as though their lack of ability is inconsequential and their agendas matter. In surgery they don't have lack of ability or agendas.
Data_Junkie··on The gig economy is quietly undermining a century of worker protections
Blaming the victims.Call it what it is what it has all way been, people with advantages taking advantage of people and then blaming them for being them. Nothing new.
Data_Junkie··on Saudi Arabia beheads man for sending messages about protests when aged 16
Saudi Arabia sends message to subjects by terrorizing people.
Data_Junkie··on What is the incentive for curl to release the library for free?
That's what real heroes look like.
Data_Junkie··on Ask HN: Are we killing the web by giving to much power to SSL cert authorities
Yeah, that's the real problem. The idea that encryption is only safe for users if the site is registered with " authority(ies) " is one of the biggest delusions going right now. Politics of fear.
Data_Junkie··on Open Source Is Winning, and Now It's Time for People to Win Too
You can connect to the public repository or copy your own version of the repository. How else could it possibly work ?
Data_Junkie··on Chef extends open-source licensing to all its software
Disgusted by the spin. They are making it so more people will pay them by saying "we are more open and free". Dishonest.
Data_Junkie··on Ransomware Forces Two Chemical Companies to Order ‘Hundreds of New Computers’
Haha, that's funny.
Data_Junkie··on Procrastination Has Nothing to Do with Self-Control
Self-harm in the sense that is causes you pain, but it is really just not doing what others want even though you know that they will hurt you. It is intellectually dishonest to to portray people not doing something that they don't REALLY want to do as an issue with their brains and leave out the brains causing the harm. Not self-harm, just not protecting the self.
Data_Junkie··on Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing face of homelessness
Have you never seen a shitty movie ? A good advertisement ? Not as much difference as you might think. This society is built upon rewarding frauds. Homeless people with engaging stories are only punished for being poor, not for fraud.
Data_Junkie··on Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing face of homelessness
The arrogance that goes into thinking one can decide what is the best use of a couple of dollars to ease someone else's pain is mind boggling. People in this society have a huge problem with believing their crappy little jobs are proof of their superior intellects.
Data_Junkie··on Meritocracy doesn't exist, and believing it does is bad for you
Right, laziness is a term used for " doesn't do what I want ".
Data_Junkie··on Meritocracy doesn't exist, and believing it does is bad for you
Yes, there is no such thing as laziness. It's a bizarre concept in that the closest thing that exists to the meaning of the word is actual belief in the delusion that it exists. Laziness is a thing like darkness is a thing, ask most if darkness exists and they will say of course it does, we can see it.
Data_Junkie··on Raspbian Update Breaks Devices
Mender isn't a "rescue" program, it's a solid tool for firmware distributors to be able to update devices and avoid this problem. Article is marketing material, but good advice.
Data_Junkie··on A belief in meritocracy is not only false: it’s morally wrong
We have different ideas what a meritocracy is. You believe any examples ( as you've given) are evidence of a meritocracy. That's not true. That's like saying it's a democracy if we elect a class leader. We have different standards.
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