LunaSea

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by LunaSea 11mo ago
76,221 Americana moved to the EU in 2022. So in fact there was a net migration out of the US and to the EU.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I just hope that Europe won't have to pay for your fuckup like we did last time with your real estate bubble.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> the median net worth in the US is something like $200k Only because it takes into account 401Ks.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> The only real need for growth is because of unsustainable economic practice. Our whole retirement social system is based on growth.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> Carmakers would have made giant losses because their production facilities become worthless overnight (and laid off swathes of people); This is exactly what happened and is happening now. So 10 more years didn't prepare car maker
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I don't mean compared to the US but in absolute GDP numbers. States are more in more in debt and what was once a great social system in most EU countries is slowly moving to privatisation and higher costs like the US.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> [...] feedback from established companies is valuable for doing that. This is exactly what led us to fall behind in electric car development and construction. It's the "unreasonable" rules that were unilaterally implemen
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I can agree in some ways but the issue remains (as an European) that our collective economies don't really grow anymore. So there might be more competition, but it's either marginal, or it's to weak to compete with other inte
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
No, they don't. Firefox represents essentially $0 of revenue for Google because their market share is tiny and rate of adblock usage is high. The only reason Google gives money to Mozilla is because they don't want to get sued for
340.
by LunaSea 1y ago
I think that by "shop" OP meant the actual British producer of said cheese.
341.
by LunaSea 1y ago
They didn't, Google gave them most of that money and the community a bit as well.
342.
by LunaSea 1y ago
In the Netherlands it's quite common to eat stinging nettle cheese. It's quite tasty. Fenugreek is another crowd favourite.
343.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Gobbling up hundreds of millions of dollars to finance non-core missions and fat director bonuses while you sack the Servo development team might be a cause.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> Worth considering, but the fact is that they can and are choosing not to. If the choice is there it is not an inevitability but a decision. Pakistan, Israel, North Korea and South Africa have nuclear weapons while not having the right
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Genuinely curious, did we ever manage to ban a piece of technology worldwide and effectively?
346.
by LunaSea 1y ago
I would consider that detecting your own limits when trying to solve a problem is preferable to having the illusion of thinking that your solution is working and correct.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Since the latency would be higher due to the additional hops or distance, I wonder if it's not better to make the request crash so that the issue is clearly detected rather than to continue in a degraded but "invisible" state
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Self-managing databases is radically cheaper than using RDS which is often times priced at 2.5x - 3x the price of the underlying EC2 instance.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Yes, that very famously worked for PFAS poisoned waters by DuPont in the US. It's still ongoing and we're 24 years later.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> atleast social media has no pretences about teaching you something Are we reading the same social media? How many courses and coaches are running around?
351.
by LunaSea 1y ago
We should van universities as well since its possible to get failing grades and fail your year.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> Worth noting that wbesockets in the browser don't allow custom headers They do during the initial handshake (protocol upgrade from HTTP to WebSocket). Afterwards the message body can be used to send authorisation data. Server supp
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> AFAIK, websockets doesn't do authentication? Websocket allows for custom header and query parameters which make it possible to run a basic authentication scheme and later on additional autorisation in the message themselves if rea
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by LunaSea 1y ago
We should probably ban all sports then because it tricks people in wanting to be competitive.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
You can kill someone without weapons. And just like the Great Leap Forward, America is well on its way to letting many thousands die from lack of healthcare.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Crime is legal
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Well I guess that nobody takes decisions at Meta besides Mark then.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
This mostly shows that political parties are the problem themselves rather than the political mechanics of the system themselves.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> No one can guess precisely how many people need to be hired Overshooting by 600 people sounds a lot like gross failure. Is someone going to take responsibilities for it? Probably not. That person's job is safe.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Fillion was very clearly guilty since he hired his own wife with public money while she never worked a day in her life at that job.

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