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by Markoff 5mo ago
we know which country used the most bots for their PR campaign to cover war crimes...
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by Markoff 5mo ago
they produce and sell lot of hybrids, so unless F1 ditch hybrids completely it's good for brand awareness plus as the article says there are different forms of entering/partnership btw Red Bull produce no cars at all, yet they are
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Liquid Breathing(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Markoff 5mo ago|0 comments
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BYD weighs Formula 1 role as 2026 rules shift toward electric power, VP confirms(carnewschina.com)
4 points by Markoff 5mo ago|2 comments
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by Markoff 5mo ago
I would think the cavity will be filled with insulation and if you remove it and install there this empty brick you will be leaking heat through this place which will be significantly coolder/noisier.
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by Markoff 5mo ago
I fail to see how ordinary brick can accommodate bird nest inside, it's way too small and the brick in the article is way too big, seem almost like double depth, so how can this be used actually without disrupting design?
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by Markoff 5mo ago
original Scorched Earth is only 4 years older than Worms Hard to understand for me why would anyone play this when they can play much funnier Worms. I mean I played Scorched Earth with my cousin before Worms existed, but once they released
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by Markoff 5mo ago
Among those joining the president on his official trip to Beijing are Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Tim Cook of Apple, Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX, Larry Fink of BlackRock, as well as other executives from Meta, Visa, JP Morgan, Boeing, Car
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Elon Musk and Jensen Huang Among CEOs Joining Trump on China Trip(bbc.com)
4 points by Markoff 5mo ago|2 comments
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Original Sachertorte loses in blind test against cheap supermarket brands(konsument.at)
2 points by Markoff 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Markoff 5mo ago
that would be funny considering China is closer to economic collapse than west considering their zero inflation or salary growth for years and raising youth unemployment, I visited after 9 years since I moved away, salaries and prices in re
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by Markoff 5mo ago
no problem, main apartment will be written in my name, 2nd in my wife's name, 3rd in my son's name, 4th in my daughter's name and for others I will just set up companies this proposition literally solves nothing and for the r
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by Markoff 5mo ago
XXX are for living, not for YYY you can apply this for pretty much everything, who will decide what can be used for speculation? I want much rather free market than someone deciding what I can buy with my earned money yeah, and gold should
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by Markoff 5mo ago
here is the sketch from IT Crowd if anyone's wondering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm2TITZkrcE
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by Markoff 5mo ago
Continuum app still seems to be working fine, but sadly no new users allowed thanks to Reddit policies.
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1/3 of Czech infants <11mo spend 30 mins/day w phone/tablet,82% preschoolers 1+h(ceskenoviny.cz)
3 points by Markoff 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Markoff 5mo ago
Vivaldi just works without annoying crypto and most importantly provides lot of customization, brave feels like barebone browser next to it, hard to understand why someone stays on such basic browser not allowing any customization (tried bo
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by Markoff 5mo ago
why would you use brave with annoying crypto and no customization over superior Vivaldi?
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by Markoff 5mo ago
>I have two chinese-born coworkers (who spent 20-30 years here in the us) in the same room. When we talk about china's expansion, I am always jealous of the public projects, infrastructure, housing, etc. They always point out the hu
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by Markoff 5mo ago
similar thing happening to Samsung in China (soon also elsewhere) Samsung to exit China home appliance sales amid shrinking market share https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48045298
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by Markoff 5mo ago
of course Samsung will blame it on the focus on AI and other nonsense instead of admitting they are unable to compete with domestic Chinese brands and are losing hard ever since they the applied double standards to Chinese consumers which r
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Samsung to exit China home appliance sales amid shrinking market share(chinadaily.com.cn)
2 points by Markoff 5mo ago|2 comments
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by Markoff 6mo ago
yup, this applies worldwide with some exemptions (Singapore), the closer you are to equator less motivation you have to develop various ways to survive since the land provides you with everything, further you are from equator more hostile t
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by Markoff 6mo ago
European model can be better for employees, maybe not so much for employers, in US vice versa, everyone has different preferences sure you can earn more, but there are plenty of benefits coming from Europe, for instance how many days of vac
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by Markoff 6mo ago
you should always add salary during notice period if you are not expected to work anymore, it's essentially severance pay as well, though technically it's salary for no work
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by Markoff 6mo ago
I was just curious why would anyone use Chrome over other superior Chromium alternatives (Vivaldi, Brave, etc.) other than Google account syncing (which I can understand can be pretty big deal for many).
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by Markoff 6mo ago
Sure, I agree, not sure why you are downvoted for stating the facts, both have benefits, Europe in general is less flexible but employees are more protected with more benefits. All I wanted to say was I don't find 4 months something pa
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by Markoff 6mo ago
well, everyone has different experiences, but just to make it clear, I was calculating ordinary salary during notice period into severance pay since in many companies it's essentially severance pay: 1. you get fired with 2 months notic
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by Markoff 6mo ago
"US employees will receive a minimum of 16 weeks base pay (plus 2 weeks per year worked), their next equity vest, and 6 months of COBRA." 4 months basic severance pay + 1 month for 2 years emploument is nice? so total 5 months sev
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by Markoff 6mo ago
thanks, went to flags in Vivaldi and just in case disabled all flags containing "gemini" and first five results for "model"

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