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by Sabinus 3mo ago
You're about a decade behind the times. It's currently 2026 and political signalling is comedy. Donald Trump is the President of the USA for the second time, and posts AI generated media of himself as Jesus, or depicted in plane,
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Creating elaborate ideologies so people can justify their actions with "I'm doing this for you and us all and/or the greater good", is as old as time.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
We had decades of "just more and faster bits" in computing and that produced a lot of new capabilities.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
If it helps, my posting history is more diverse and I agree with antondd. OP's free to post what they like about the EU but I think people should know what sort of an ideological position it's coming from.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Didn't Russia ban and block all messenging apps that aren't the backdoored government-approved Max messenger? EU has a while to go to become the surveillance capital I think.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
"Just one more car lane bro it'll fix congestion this time I swear."
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
But why is he obfuscating so much? What motivates one to lie about their own politics for so long?
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Isn't it a bit early to call the all clear? Israel's behaviour and the nuclear deal are far from certain.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
It appears the skill you have to post to HN has omitted instructions to use the title field correctly.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Well regulated markets are extremely productive. If there is another country on Earth that produces better vaccines via a better system I'm all ears but this sounds like unrealistic DemSoc complaining to me. Expand Medicare widely. Mak
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
No, they did the best for their child. They had no way of knowing their child would react before they gave the vaccine. The harms and risks of illness prevented by vaccination are far greater than the harms and the risks of adverse reaction
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
I don't approve of the downvoting and flagging, if there's anywhere on the internet that conspiracy ideas can be constructively pushed back on it should be here. That being said you're not making very detailed defences of RFK
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
A tiny fraction of infants react to infant vaccinations. But the harm those children experience is a infintesimal fraction of the harm all children would feel if there were no infant vaccinations. It's a trade off but it's one t
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Shouldn't we all by dying from myocarditis or sterile or mind controlled or gay by now according to the conspiracy narratives around COVID? Weren't the lockdowns supposed to go on forever and usher in the WEF Davos future? What ha
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
It's a lot harder to claim success with no evidence in the space race than healthcare policy. There's a minimum level of actual competence needed for that job to not embarrass the Trump admin.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
And others are callng for a peace deal and end to the war. Russia doesn't have room to escalate. Mobilisation is deeply unpopular, and China has forbidden Russia from using nukes. Aren't you pro Russia? Wouldn't you be glad f
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
>If this is the most important industry for the US economy, the US is screwed Depends on how economically useful AI turns out to be. It will be useful, but it needs to be VERY useful for the current valuations. >In past Empires kings
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
The classic chaotic governance model and creation of an uncertain business environment by the Trump admin in the most important industry for the US economy.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Before the new 'We are a superpower and we will act like it' arc Trump is on now, the message was 'Global influence is a waste of money America doesn't need to care about anything not in the Americas'
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Chaotic governance model and uncertain business environment by the Trump admin as usual.
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
The war is looking very interesting these days. Ukrainian and Russian mapping is diverging. Ukraine is applying new strike strategies. Crimea and the south-western front will have their supplies heavily cut. Ukraine is making diplomatic ove
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Highly important reforms the USA desperately needs. Please advocate for this, ranked choice voting, and independent redistricting algorithms. If the political system itself is not set up to function well the country inevitably suffers. Our
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
Why is paying people to pretend to be a suicidal teen to a chatbot evil?
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by Sabinus 3mo ago
It's like when finding out about the sex of your baby via ultrasound before they're born. If you're told it's a boy, you can be pretty certain you're getting a boy. If you're told it's a girl, you shouldn&
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
They might have forgotten Bush but they never forgot Iraq. USA's reputation has taken a severe beating, because of Trump.
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
Do you approve of the EU elites trying to root those out of society?
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
Hussaini was the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem from 1921 to 1937, described as the chief Muslim legal-religious authority in Jerusalem under the Mandate. He was also president of the Supreme Muslim Council, giving him major control over Muslim r
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
My understanding is that the 'fundamentals' were the performance of the AI division. And the AI division is not performing well. More infrastructure than demand, and renting out server capacity to their competitors.
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
I wonder what the narrative will be when the effects of climate change are undeniable. "We couldn't have done anything about it anyway" or "well, the left wasn't convincing enough" or "it's natural cl
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by Sabinus 4mo ago
How do you know that Western Christian outlets are reporting the story accurately?

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