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by Epa095 2y ago
I was thinking more that these kind of lax laws allowed the rich to get richer, and influence politics in ways which enabled or accelerated the fall. But it it a complicated picture of course, and the further back in the chain of causality
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People "falling" out of helicopters.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Maybe oppression is where AI finally shines, making oppressive systems competitive. Technology is certainly helping China, and I can only imagine how much Stasi would love to automatically transcribe and store everything all their microphon
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by Epa095 2y ago
> So there are lots of things that have long been legal in the US that would have been illegal in France, without the economy collapsing. Who knows, maybe we are in the middle of the resulting collapse now ;-)
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by Epa095 2y ago
OP should have said that "The Democratic Party in the USA IS seen as neo-liberals too from outside the US". There is obviously multiple axises you can place the left/right on. If you want to define anyone who accepts debt as
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by Epa095 2y ago
Damn, as another nordic male, why did nobody tell me? I noticed that someone in America said so, but the US had been extreme, in all ways, for many years and no sane person takes the stuff coming from there as gospel. I am not responsible f
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by Epa095 2y ago
My experience is that it can be anything from relatively easy to frocking impossible. Very hard to put a timeline on. But if we are talking about tariffs (and not a ban) then a partial move is also relevant. And, at least in my anecdotal ex
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by Epa095 2y ago
Both OVH and scaleway provide managed k8s (and both have terraform providers). But yes, definitely much less sophisticated than the hyperscalers. But if you use k8s, maybe s3 and Kafka, and some databases, it's definitely possible to d
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by Epa095 2y ago
> Please don't do that. Don't deadname someone. Is this not a case where it is justified, given that she at that time was named Matt, and it's crucial information to understand the mail thread linked to? I certainly would
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Can it auto-reject them?
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by Epa095 2y ago
It raises the question, it does not beg it. Begging the question is e.g saying 'If advertisement was bad for you it would be forbidden. Since it's not forbidden it's not bad for us. Therefor we should not forbid it.'
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by Epa095 2y ago
The current bet is more towards even faster chargers, possibly with batteries supporting them in the back.
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by Epa095 2y ago
It doesn't make sense because it is not a table of tariffs (including or excluding trade barriers) at all. It is a table of the current trade deficit against each country as a ratio.
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Is it less ML than linear regression?
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I guess it's telling that faced with the prospect of the fall of American democracy, the obvious thing is to start gambling on it. I don't know how much I would gamle in such a case. There are many outcomes compatible with his pre
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by Epa095 2y ago
It's completely reasonable to think and plan ahead, especially when we are dealing with someone who is refusing to acknowledged a democratic loss. This is not theoretical, we know how he reacts when he looses a election.
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by Epa095 2y ago
It's so hard to make predictions of Teslas value in today's political system! Musk is very very close to power, and it's impossible to say how that will play out. Will Tesla be the only car company without 25% tariffs? Will t
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by Epa095 2y ago
Op said renewables, not solar. Both Norway and Sweeden have significant (renewable) hydro, which pairs well with the cyclical nature of both wind and solar.
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by Epa095 2y ago
. >and the grandparent commenter has no idea what they're talking about. What is this all about? I can't really see what you seem to disagree with?
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I would think most people have enough around the house to manage for 72 hours. The biggest problem might be heating, if it's cold and the electricity/gas goes out.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Just get some of those Canadian flags for their backpacks ;-)
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by Epa095 2y ago
How was the signal group an accident? It's not (just) adding the journalist which is the problem, it's using a non-approve communication platform for sensitive information.
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Why DAC cables over Cat6a or Cat7
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What did your superhero friend say to the final product?
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Why are you dissapointed in Ecosia for Qwant getting investment from Springer?
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Oh? The army still needs resupply, and the population needs food? Seems like a siege of an island is pretty easy.
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by Epa095 2y ago
One would think it would be a bit beneficial to have some allies in that war...
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by Epa095 2y ago
Sqaures have overlap if you put them on a sphere, no? There are some nice things with this. It contains cells at different levels (sizes). So you can use very small cells if you care about small areas, or large cells if you care more about
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You forgot energy.
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It's called nuclear latency https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_latency Japan is considered a "paranuclear" state, with complete technical prowess to develop a nuclear weapon quickly, and is some

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