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by Epa095 11mo ago
It would be possible to make a website which proxies other sites, but strips this header, right (maybe with some added ads)? If so I would expect such sites to appear, and the only way to secure a child device is to have a whitelist of webp
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by Epa095 11mo ago
So, let's say one wants to hedge against the worse scenarios here, a stock market and bond-market crash. Where do I put my pension?
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by Epa095 11mo ago
Yes, and that's exactly why we need regulations, and can't leave it to the market!
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2025 USA National Security Strategy [pdf](whitehouse.gov)
5 points by Epa095 11mo ago|2 comments
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by Epa095 11mo ago
For Europe it paints a picture of significant political meddling, says among other things: - Over the long term, it is more than plausible that within a few decades at the latest, certain NATO members will become majority non-European - Man
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by Epa095 11mo ago
Good work! Does anyone else think that the government should do something like this? Either enforce that vendors sends their offers to a central database which is publicly accessible, or at least make it available so the vendors can choose
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by Epa095 11mo ago
No, but I would after e.g dpkg-reconfigure steam-bigwindow
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by Epa095 11mo ago
I dont want the USSR, and I don't see the relevance. For me this is a discussion about the role of money and wealth in our economic system, I am not arguing for plan-economy. The dynamic allocation of resources provided by a market bas
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by Epa095 11mo ago
Thanks for the analysis... But as I said, I have no problem facing my envy. I can be envious of independently wealthy people, and the feeling I have for billionaires is not the same. I don't know why my psyche would accept the envy for
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by Epa095 11mo ago
All you say is true. I never argued for the irrelevance of money. The voting power into the economy is extremely important, and it plays a vital role in the orchestration of the real economy (the part actually producing stuff and services).
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by Epa095 11mo ago
No. I can be envious of people who are independently wealthy, and control their own time. But that is not the same feeling I have for Bezos, Musk, and other billionaires. That feeling is fear. Fear for the power they have, both politically
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by Epa095 11mo ago
Money is not like mana in a game, it does not create things by itself. It is more similar to votes, each dollar is a vote into the economy for what should be created, and where the goods and services should go. And the more money you have t
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by Epa095 11mo ago
He has infinitely times more jets than me though. But the focus on their personal consumption is not the most important. There is a limit to how much ice-cream a person can eat, and at some point the money is no longer used for direct perso
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by Epa095 1y ago
We are probably all on a list for just commenting on this post :-/
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by Epa095 1y ago
How would you say their cultures compliment each other? I would be interested to hear more concrete, and especially how it ends up when you mix them.
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by Epa095 1y ago
That's such a disappointment, I always had higher faith in the kites than the sails. Just seems easier to retrofit on existing ships witouth taking too much of the cargo capacity. But are you sure they are bankrupt? The Internet claims
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by Epa095 1y ago
Probably the same reason for why there is not more nuklear power on land as well. Cost.
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by Epa095 1y ago
The expectation certainly has changed. Do you not remember Thatcher? Housing as mentioned above. There was also a time the railway was a obvious public responsibility. Similarly for airlines (Scandinavian Airlines, British Airways). Telepho
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by Epa095 1y ago
What is the native intervaltree, is it [1] you mean? Do you also support the set operations? And can it be pickled safely? 1: https://pypi.org/project/intervaltree/
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by Epa095 1y ago
I think if you go to Scandinavia or the UK you will find the opposite. Housing is an example of a field where the government was much more active pre the 80s. Idk if the US has had the same development, but it is certainly not a global trut
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by Epa095 1y ago
I see it as a middle of the road statement to say that government should work for its constituents, and help ensure that they get basic nessesities like shelter, food, schooling and health care (yes, I know that this is already controversia
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by Epa095 1y ago
There is no causality analysis here, and really no justification for why AI is the reason for these job losses. An alternative explanation is the tariffs.
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by Epa095 1y ago
You don't see the problem with the same actor being the prosecutor, judge and executor, killing people it does not even know for a crime it has not bothered to prove?
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by Epa095 1y ago
They do on the other hand hold a significant portion of the wealth. Unfortunately wealth tax is complicated, both because actually measuring the wealth for tax purposes can be hard, and the rich can (and will) just move away from any suffic
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by Epa095 1y ago
And that's how languages start optimizing towards being a better language to write compilers in ;-) It's completely fair for a language to have a niche different that 'quick start-up and runtime'.
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by Epa095 1y ago
Most of Canada is quite north, but that most of Canadians are not far north ;-)
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by Epa095 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocq `The Rocq Prover (formerly named Coq) [...] `
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by Epa095 1y ago
Why care what they say their mission is? Its clearly to be on top of a possible AI-wave and become or remain a huge company in the future, increasing value for their stock owners. Everything else is BS.
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by Epa095 1y ago
It does not really make a big difference if the pensioner saved 100k while working and put it in their couch, or if they payed it in ekstra taxes which got saved by the government, or if the government presses new money. The important part
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by Epa095 1y ago
Massive paycheck? Feel free to apply yourself https://careers.sf.gov/classifications/?classCode=8214 I dont know how far 70-100k goes in SF, but accoriding to https://www.livingwage-sf.org/living-wage-c

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