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by 0xAFFFF 1y ago
Trump has proven time and time again that he didn't understand soft power.
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by 0xAFFFF 2y ago
Who do we really want to trust? Long time grifters exploiting male insecurities and considering women as barely human, or professional researchers in their field of expertise? A mind-boggling question really.
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by 0xAFFFF 2y ago
It's perfectly fine to not enjoy WFH, the point of the article here is forcing an option onto employees instead of giving them the choice.
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by 0xAFFFF 2y ago
It's not so bad yet because the aviation industry comes from a place of extremely high safety standards, but it could get worse pretty fast.
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by 0xAFFFF 2y ago
NATO directly fighting in Ukraine is a massive red line and a huge escalation that pretty much nobody wants.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Reasonable precautions here were likely to be proper masking from visitors and adequate air filtering in the room. Not something too hard to expect from people visiting a sick person.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Don't forget women dying because legal (and safe) abortions are not available and they go the illegal and unsafe way.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Abortion rights is absolutely not a cultural issue import from the US. While recent development about abortion rights in the US have sparked concern about those rights in France, they've been an ongoing fight for decades.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. While this is a symbolic victory, this is not going to ensure French women have safe and affordable access to abortion, especially when Planned Parenthood faces funding problems and smear campaigns while practi
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Impressive feat to remove the gym part out of a gym membership.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Uniqlo is using RFID too at least in France. Both work pretty well and the speed of checkout is unmatched. But this works for Uniqlo and Decathlon because they only sell their own products. Supermarkets come with more hurdles, as products d
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
"Tesla to introduce new Model C made entirely out of grated cheese, a feat never even tried before. Ecstatic fans lauding a 'masterful gambit' from Musk"
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Comically large yet you can't fit a mountain bike in the trunk.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
This. Serving cryptic error codes over issues that do have a proper wording is a big no.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
To be fair, and I'm not saying it lightly because I despise Elon Musk, his rationale for pushing Twitter Blue in the first place was to reduce reliance on advertising revenue, so it's definitely a thing in his mind, even if it&#x2
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
That new product is unlikely to happen if VC or any kind of billionaire are involved. Heck, Bluesky actually taking off a bit is an accident.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
I don't think that people realistically oppose monetization going up. The main complaint is adding retroactively a new form of monetization with a unverifiable metric that is not bound to revenue. Sure people wouldn't have been ha
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
"Notorious tax dodger complains about public service not being reliable enough"
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Good moderation is mostly invisible. Nonexistent or poor moderation becomes obvious very quickly.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Considering the context, most people were probably overloaded with work and a lot of changes must have been made with little to no oversight.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
That's funny because bitcoiners can't shut the fuck up about Visa whenever the abysmal throughput of the bitcoin network or its humongous power consumption is brought up.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
Where I am it's hard to find quality people period. If anything targeting Kotlin or Scala developers usually yields slightly better developers but also further restricts an already small candidate pool.
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by 0xAFFFF 3y ago
I you really want to stick to terrible naming and overused architectural principles in 2023 that's your choice but that's hardly a Java issue.
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
Note that this only applies to e-scooters operators: their licence won't be renewed. Privately owned e-scooters are still legal and allowed. The irony is there has been a lot of efforts from the mayor and operators to regulate the e-sc
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
0 idea what to do? Switzerland [1] has implemented a successful strategy that revolves around one key point: treating the drug problem as healthcare instead of criminality. The "War on Drugs" is the most ineffective strategy when
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
Living off record sales was never an option for the vast majority of musicians either.
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
I don't really think that kind of deferred deterrent works against stupid or desperate. The guy decided to burn a whole tree. In an arid setting.
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
How so?
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
> Really? You think any employer “cares about their employees”? It can actually happen sometimes, but I've never seen it outside of small structures.
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by 0xAFFFF 4y ago
Two things can be true at the same time: - I'd rather be in a world where an internet celebrity cured blindness in 1000 people than a world where they did nothing. - I'd rather be in a world where having your vision fixed didn&#x2

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