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by 47282847 1y ago
It’s going to be interesting to see how we would deal with international stock ownership once we are at war with previous partners. An example might be how stock ownership of Russian shares was dealt with in the west. In general, looking at
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by 47282847 1y ago
I put it in quotes because I quoted you. From my understanding, it is not wealth that creates sociopathy, it is a traumatic childhood. For me it points to the origin, and thus the fix, which is why I find that distinction not only relevant
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by 47282847 1y ago
Like l said, I doubt he experientially knows what he’s talking about. Or he means what he says and expresses the desire to paint empathy in a bad light and by that continue to dehumanize the other to justify violence. Interesting that you t
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by 47282847 1y ago
Both Trump and Musk may have been born into “bourgeoisie“, but the connecting and relevant factor here is a highly traumatizing childhood with highly traumatized parents.
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by 47282847 1y ago
To me, “suicidal empathy“ (if that exists) is a lack of empathy (for self) — not “too much of it“. It’s not zero sum. You could go as far as to say that empathy only occurs in moments where there is no me or other, just an “us“. Which inc
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by 47282847 1y ago
It’s interesting to muse about the larger picture here. What is it that makes autism so dangerous? To me it looks like part of an almost spiritual war against empathy/compassion by traumatized individuals trying to fight their own Jung
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“item now discontinued“ https://www.luciteria.com/element-cubes/plutonium-for-sale
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by 47282847 1y ago
A bit longer term, investment in stock markets was the best thing to have value survive the last two world wars. During and directly after war, who would want gold. You want food/goods.
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by 47282847 1y ago
If you own a small shop, you are completely dependent on serving your customers. They will not buy the books you like, they will want the ones they like.
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The point was that its not wrong to assume you will not get local citizenship, since in most parts of the world you won’t.
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Yes. As per the article, 33 countries. Of ~195 in total. Or, in population: 13%.
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Only few countries give birthright to children born on their territory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jus_soli
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by 47282847 2y ago
The current NGI program (“Next Generation Internet“), of which NLNet is a participant of, is part of the Horizon Europe EU level program with a (fixed) runtime from 2021-2027. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizon_Europ
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by 47282847 2y ago
I think it’s mostly bad for a developing brain because it fuels dopamine-driven short attention span and on that level alone is comparable to zoning out on drugs. It is basically child maltreatment in the form of neglect, first parent-child
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by 47282847 2y ago
How does it compare to magic-wormhole?
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ARIN/Internet registries doesn’t maintain these records themselves, owners of IP netblocks do. Some registries have introduced mandatory abuse contact information (I think at least RIPE) and send a link to confirm the mailbox exists. T
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by 47282847 2y ago
I think it is crucial that children get exposure to the sad reality, not in order to normalize it but because the idea of hiding it is what stops progress in the first place and confuses children more than the plain truth. Children need tru
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by 47282847 2y ago
I used to, but I changed field and I’m not available, sorry. Good luck!
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by 47282847 2y ago
I am based in Germany and have helped a couple of dozen individuals and small groups to successfully apply for grants and incorporate. It’s really not that difficult once you overcome the typical psychological barriers which if you look clo
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by 47282847 2y ago
Hm. I have a Macbook M3 and it doesn’t come up from sleep every third time or so, freezing and then force-restarting all running apps in the background. Most other times it takes up to a minute to show the login screen. No idea how to debug
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by 47282847 2y ago
Typically, config files are merged into one by loading them like ./conf.d/*, the order being determined alphabetically from their file names. You do not need to use numbers but they help to see that order.
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by 47282847 2y ago
AFAIK Google allows neither GPL nor AGPL so that is not an argument for one over the other. GPL basically _is_ AGPL with a linker exception?
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> Without workers, garbage won't be collected, water won't be delivered to households, buildings won't be built, and food won't be grown. Again I agree with everything you say but disagree on the part about needing ea
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by 47282847 2y ago
The last time I had a sort-of externally imposed schedule was at school. At university, attendance wasn’t required, nobody cared as long as I passed the tests. Since then, which is over 20 years ago, I have exclusively worked jobs that are
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by 47282847 2y ago
In modern terms, it is nervous system co-regulation, and, yes, that’s a thing. Many people with ADHD also suffer from complex PTSD (see comorbidity studies), and unless treated, this has effects like social anxiety and emotional dysregulati
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by 47282847 2y ago
What does “being lazy“ actually entail? It is not a description of anything, it is purely a judgment. We all optimize. Calling somebody lazy means you don’t share the same opinion on what to optimize for, dismissing the actors priorities fo
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by 47282847 2y ago
I agree in general with your points, except that I believe both parties “should“ (can) be grateful for each other and in that acknowledge they both need each other. It’s nice for wellbeing to be grateful for everything good that happens, it
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by 47282847 2y ago
Why not fall back to simple GPL instead of a custom “AGPL plus linking exception“?
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Mind sharing it?
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And they keep losing in courts about it.

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