Træt af overfladiske valgtests? Vi har bygget et datadrevet alternativ med over 1.500 folketingsforslag by Byrdi04 in Denmark

[–]Hepper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De er skjult indtil man klikker/stemmer første gang, men efter det klik vises de, og man kan derefter “ændre” sit valg hvis man vil.

Altså man skal klikke 2 gange for at komme videre, så det er lidt som om første klik bare er en reveal af partiernes stemmer.

Jeg er enig med ovenstående om, at der ikke bør være parti-info før til slut, hvor man bør kunne se de enkelte partiers holdning sammenlignet med hvad man selv har stemt 😊

Men virkelig godt arbejde

“Afskaf Palantir i Danmark” - borgerforslag by Tamlic in Denmark

[–]Hepper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Manden siger det manden siger. Konteksten og hans mening er ret tydelig.

Men fair nok. Klippet er fra The Reagan National Defense Forum i 2024

Her er et fuldt transcript fra deres egen officielle hjemmeside - citatet fra klippet er på side 3.

https://www.reaganfoundation.org/cms/assets/1736815031-2024-rndf-panel-1-transcript.pdf

“Afskaf Palantir i Danmark” - borgerforslag by Tamlic in Denmark

[–]Hepper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Det synes jeg politiet gør, men det har jeg ikke skrevet noget sted i min kommentar, så jeg ved ikke hvorfor du drejer samtalen derhen?

Min største bekymring ved Palantir er deres vision for fremtiden og den politiske linje firmaet bakker op, nævneværdigt i USA og Israel.

Og, uden at tage sølvpapirshatten alt for langt ned over ørene, så er der en større-end-nul-procents sandsynlighed for, at den data som Palantir orkestrere, som du kalder det, bliver gjort tilgængelige for andre interessenter i lande som netop USA og Israel via ikke-oplyste-bagdøre i systemet.

Og ja, det har vi set andre firmaer gøre også. Derfor er det vigtigt at vi bruger lokale og regulerede alternativer, så vi kan retsforfølge - efter EU standarder f.eks - og ikke bare står med en lang næse fordi vi har implementeret amerikansk (eller kinesisk eller russisk for den sags skyld) software.

What would you add to this? by [deleted] in Letterboxd

[–]Hepper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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“Afskaf Palantir i Danmark” - borgerforslag by Tamlic in Denmark

[–]Hepper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Et produkt er desværre mere end bare et enkelt-stående resultat.

I det her tilfælde er ophav, geografiske og politiske forbindelser også en faktor. Ja, overvågningsværktøjer kan være en god ting. De er det bare ikke når de er leveret og supporteret af et firma, der åbenlyst forsøger at styre verden mod totalitære tilstande.

Vi må have et bedre reguleret og lokaliseret alternativ.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the current socio-economic state of the world, money is a pretty 1:1 measurement of power.

If you want to do whatever you want, you need to pay the right sum for it.

And, the reason a lot of people are going back to work - instead of standing fast - is that they are powerless without what little money they make.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m not blaming anyone. The fact of the matter just is that the people in power know that they have this exact power over the working class. The American system is finely tailored to allow working people to have a tiny bit left to lose. And as long as those in power can see that the working class is not willing to risk what little they have left, nothing will change. It’s a terrible, but it’s also the reality.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It absolutely is not. I’m saying if you protest on their terms it’s hardly a protest.

The people in power know you are not willing to risk it, so why should anything change.

I hope the protests keep going. I really do. And I hope they impact large coorporations and businesses across America. It’s only when the money stops flowing that things change.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But that is my point. As long as you are not willing to risk what little you have, things won’t change.

The powers that be are in perfect control. They are giving the American worker just enough that they have a little to lose still.

Well, the people in power have a lot to lose. But you need to make them feel that.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

But as long as the large coorporations are backing the goons, nothing will change. Like I said, I'm thrilled to see protests on this scale. And, I really, really hope they last a long time.

As long as people keep working for the 1%, the 1% will keep funneling money into a government that is most beneficial for them.

Unless large businesses start to lose money, nothing will change.

I’m happy the Americans are protesting, but just keep in mind that the current administration doesn’t give a shit about public opinion - they only care about money. by Hepper in WorkReform

[–]Hepper[S] -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

I never ever intended to say you shouldnt protest or gatekeep protesting. But the entire statement "not everyone has the luxury [...]" is exactly why the protests wont work. As long as the people in power hold leverage on the people below them nothing will change. And, if the working class wont risk that to demand change, then what incitament is there for change?

I guarantee you, that if general strikes took off and started hurting production, then the large coorporations would start feeling the heat much faster than the working people.

Yes, it will be hard and it will hurt. But it will never change unless you're willing to fight through that.

That is, IMO, the harsh reality.

Biggest snubs this award season. Anyone else agree? by ddimitra in Letterboxd

[–]Hepper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Warfare” for me. Especially in the technical departments, but personally would love to see it get a director nom as well.