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InDubioProRubio
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
The problem is often- a idealised view of the world, where merit and accomplishment is the deciding factor, meanwhile its all diplomacy, social networks and backstabbing at court. Then again, these "meritless" systems are parasiti
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
Usually, they recruit government office workers into this? They acquire domain knowledge in endless drudgery, then get a pay upgrade and get rehired as consultant? The whole machinery becomes a whole level more inefficient. Van der Leyen wa
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
You do not become that, by quitting on the waver thin mint.
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
Could you compute the heat-addition by the sub and the rail to the underground just by thermal radiation of the devices and passengers from this map?
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
Does the world-class acoustics lab earn so much money, it can upkeep the industrial facility its housed in?
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
I still wonder when we will see the emergence of evolutionary adapted life to this. Bacteria able to diggest plastic. Mikrobial lifeforms using plastic as a sort of shield from detection ("think of a dissease") using mayflylarva l
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
The cooperate dystopia comes ever more into sight. Every interaction with the outside is on a budget. You can improve yourself (expensive, hard work) or you can spam your competitors with garbage, until they just cease to function.
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InDubioProRubio
1y ago
Its because all those projects and ideas you had- where AI could do the fun work and you would be the middle manager- just became a job.
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
The unions got crushed, when the sovyeet union caved in. There main negotation power was the threat of a takeover by a of a viable economical alternative. It was just a illusion though..
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
https://sfstandard.com/2025/02/25/ycombinator-startups-surve... I would argue they know..
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
Yeah, the us subsidy for violent crime aka "no money for the unemployed" is quiet counterproductive.
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
My dad got a guy assigned to his farm once from the unemployment office once. Guy was in third generation unemployed. Tried to bribe himself out of shovelling shit, but my father wouldn't take the money. The tales a 90 year old person
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2y ago
I can already smell the terrafoam
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
Someone who says yes for too long, doesn't blast- out of the airframes plug.
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
While do !Fear
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2y ago
Then again, the most protective germany, has manoveured itself into a corner, with its production proxxy ungary loosing the "in-between-empires" heat gradient and annoying everyone.
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2y ago
Its most likely one giant ["input token close enough question hash"] = answer_with_params_replay? It doesent missunderstands the question, it tries to squeeze the input to something close enough?
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
But if they instead go from video right into replay at time xy - and back..
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
feel - devalued the audience reality as subjective before it even started.
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2y ago
Which is why though, the actual ideal type, would not be just video but video + replay, allowing you to access the game at any time, forking the story away - and upstreaming that as video in turn. A good gaming video library, would look lik
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2y ago
The desperate attempt to decouple the economy finally from reality entirely.
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
Worked for china
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2y ago
>high value goods at home and provided high value services that couldn't be provided elsewhere. Eh, they were swiftly outcompeted in almost all fields, but protected that system of mercantilism, by disallowing their colonies to unlo
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2y ago
The use of private internet access for work is denied. Doing so, shifts all responsibility from the IT-department on the private citizen. The WiFi is currently out of service.
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2y ago
Their core mission is to provide society with a endless surplus of food and energy from air
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2y ago
I always wondered, what those Pinkerton man thought, when they attacked union members with machine guns for their masters in the guilded age.
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2y ago
The greatest one is the meta-crisis of mans permanent disability to handle his technological archievments and come to reasonable terms with the limitations imposed by what is essence a mental wheel chair. Instead we have either the total id
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2y ago
Puritan wrath, a nice mixture of hatred of ones own ant-existance and hatred on others not participating the labour camp race to the bottom, thats why?
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2y ago
Is that even slightly proportional? One wrong warning- vs 1 right..
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InDubioProRubio
2y ago
Only on rainy days. And it never rains it oxfordia : https://www.sewagemap.co.uk/
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