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mitram

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  • Introducing Habitat - A Social Platform for Local Communities

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  • Then how can it be part of the fediverse.

    Not trying to dissuade you, the project looks very cool, I just don't understand how this post fits in this specific community. Perfectly adequate to be in sepf-hosted though.

    Forget what I said, after refreshing my memory on what the fediverse is, I understand I was wrong.

    Cool project, I'll be watching how it evolved.

  • Introducing Habitat - A Social Platform for Local Communities

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  • Does it support activityPub?

  • 10th consecutive year: Japan's tumbling births hit record low

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  • To everyone who will react to this with "good, the planet is fucked, don't bring more people into this mess" I sympathise with your reasoning and I would suggest you consider adoption to help those already brought into the mess. To those who wish to have kids of their own, consider it too!

    That's all, have a nice day.

  • 12-hour days, no weekends: the anxiety driving AI’s brutal work culture is a warning for all of us

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  • If you look into what the "Mondragón route" is, you'll understand the differences to the current system.

    To sum it up, Mondragón is a federation of worker owned/controlled enterprises/cooperatives. Due to this innovative ownership model democracy is intertwined in all decisions in the companies. Therefore, Jim (workers) gets a real say on how automation is leveraged.

    About the possible career change. Mondragón handles it quite gracefully in my opinion. They have internal recruitment that attempts to relocate "obsolete" workers to other parts of the federation, as to avoid severing work relations entirely. They also invested early on in internal capacity to teach themselves through their technical schools. This way the profit of the automation is paying for the education of the workers it replaced.

  • 12-hour days, no weekends: the anxiety driving AI’s brutal work culture is a warning for all of us

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  • In my opinion, go the Mondragón route. Bring democracy into the enterprise and allow those who work to control how they work. That way those who are being "automated" away can have a voice in what to do next.

    Also, your vision of human capacity is very limiting. Why can't Jim learn new skills? Everyone does it, literally all the time. Even construction workers have domain knowledge on how to pour cement that they learnt from others.

    If there is truly no capacity in that enterprise a social safety net might be the only viable option.

  • 12-hour days, no weekends: the anxiety driving AI’s brutal work culture is a warning for all of us

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  • Automation is great , everything should be automated as much as possible.

    IF everyone benefits from it in the form of higher wages/less working hours due to the higher productivity.

  • What are Lemmy communities that everyone should join?

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  • I wasn't criticizing. I apparently mixed up some old posts and assumed they actually defederated.

    Happy to see I was wrong.

  • What are Lemmy communities that everyone should join?

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  • I believe hexbear has defederated with everyone.

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  • [id Software, the] Studio Behind Doom [and Quake, Wolfenstein] Just Unionized

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  • I had a hard time reading this comment. Could you rephrase it?

    Are you saying that jobs that are paid by commission aren't a good fit?

  • Lawsuit Rule

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  • I guess this could also be a case for freedom of speech

  • Lawsuit Rule

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  • Isn't this fair use of copyrighted material? I know Japan is kinda special on the rules of copyright, but PETA is not based from there so why should they care about the guidelines?

  • Tourists to US would have to reveal five years of social media activity under new Trump plan

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  • What is illegal? Revealing your social media history?

    Unless the intention is to dissuade compliance with authoritarian rules, it seems very weird and even then it stills looks cruel (to fine someone who might have not had any leverage at the time)

  • Louvre pushes up prices for non-EU visitors by 45%

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  • Under the rules of the EU most benefits an European country provides to their citizens must be provided to residents of other European nationalities.

    With that in mind I guess the purpose is to keep the price of access to culture lower for locals and still follow the rules from the EU

  • FACTS

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  • Not that quietly, I believe he was released almost a year ago by now

  • A Viral Chinese Wristband Claims to Zap You Awake. The Public Says 'No Thanks’

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  • I'm not sure why you're being down voted.

    It's a Chinese subsidiary of a Canadian company, I'm not sure if it's fair to say it's a Chinese invention/product

  • A refugee’s deportation rattles a deeply conservative town: ‘What Trump has done is not Christlike’

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  • What is a conservative in the USA?

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    Am I being taken advantage of in Cambodia?

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  • Are they forcing you to pay for stuff beyond reasonable needs you may have during your stay? (Food, bottled water, some hygiene products)

  • Taiwan's vice president calls for closer EU ties in rare address to international lawmakers

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  • Agreed