This is logic of capitalism. This is our society's justification for incredible differences in pay and wealth.
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This is logic of capitalism. This is our society's justification for incredible differences in pay and wealth.
Agreed that there is often an elitist liberal holier than thou dynamic at work. But that doesn't make the issue a non-issue. If you want to sink a knife into liberal virtue signaling and hypocrisy, I will twist that knife. But let's please not conflate things.
I also find your "anti-humanist" label completely unfair and prejudiced by your ideas of what is better for humanity.
If the first world population used air conditioning less, it would allow poor people, the third world, who tend to live in environments that are hotter and more subject to costs of climate change, to use air conditioning more without adding more to humanity's carbon footprint.
We as humans are quite greedy. We can live perfectly happy and comfortable lives with less plastic, less driving, less waste, but we have become addicted to all this consumption, all this convenience, and the ever greater convenience of consumption (couch shopping and to-your-door delivery, same day or hour even). We have tied our happiness to it. We have no qualms about being a small fraction of the Earth's population yet consuming and hoarding an extremely disproportionate amount of its resources, usually at the expense of poorer people, apparently because a meritocracy is at work.
The modern world's values are ever more driven by "me, me, me!" and less by "us".
- satellites and space travel
- the internet
- GPS
I'm sure we can add many more things to this list. (Please do in reply.)
I don't think it's a contradiction to acknowledge this and at the same time be anti-war, just as it isn't a contradiction to acknowledge greed and selfishness as a strongly motivating factor in human nature (such acknowledgment is the very basis of capitalism) and at the same time advocate for human society to find a way to transcend our base natures and evolve a society and economic system not built on them.
Transcending our base nature is the whole point of culture.
The solution put forth by Goggles is to make such biases explicit and transparent, and to make them switchable. No one can honestly claim to be objective if they are using the "MAGA" Goggle. That said, people are particularly good and wearing biased goggles and believing they aren't wearing any goggles at all, or that they are wearing "the one true" goggle.
Anyway, read the white paper, which discusses your point. https://brave.com/static-assets/files/goggles.pdf
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I don't disagree with your observations or that we have a hear no evil problem, but I'm a contrarian by nature, so I guess I'm being contrarian about contrarianism.
I think you overstate this tradeoff in this case since there is a win-win solution.
System updates are not frequent. I prefer doing it manually, and just automating a notification that it needs to be redone. I added this to my `.bashrc`:
if ! grep -q "pam_tid.so" /etc/pam.d/sudo ; then
echo "touch ID no longer enabled for sudo. Insert the following line as line 2 in /etc/pam.d/sudo:"
echo " auth sufficient pam_tid.so # enables touch id auth for sudo"
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archive of OP: https://web.archive.org/web/20210216125517/https://craigwrit...
https://biblioklept.org/2013/06/08/huxley-vs-orwell-the-webc...
Note from the creator, who had to remove it from his website at the request of Postman's estate: http://www.stuartmcmillen.com/blog/amusing-ourselves-to-deat...
Seems to me like your reaction is rather out of proportion.
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[1] https://avidemux.org. Avidemux has a "built-in libavcodec library from FFmpeg (i.e. Avidemux contains its own copy of libavcodec, external FFmpeg is not used)"
Faced with a challenge to its authority, the church acted predictably. After convicting the heliocentric proponent Galileo of heresy in 1633, the church banned heliocentric teachings for another two centuries (until 1822). It took another 170 years for the church to formally admit (in 1992) that Galileo was right. Think about that. Almost four centuries of denial for an idea that had no effect on daily life. All because it threatened the authority of those with power. The lesson here is simple. When ideas challenge authority, evidence will be ignored, denied and suppressed.
That brings me to economics.
Microbes can cycle through generations in minutes. Humans these days 2-3 decades.
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-living-things-die/answer/Vas-Su...
So ReasonML is compiled into somewhat obfuscated Javascript that won't be naturally consumable by vanilla Javascript, whereas Typescript transpiles into Javascript with the same API without typings (type erasure).
https://www.tiktok.com/@danil_chernyy/video/7096930280765721...
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Also, your application of the word "hacker" to their simply having to adopt to circumstance or be able to update priorities and approaches pretty much takes all the meaning out of the word, because your loose meaning pretty much applies to any endeavor, from business to war to parenting to love.