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Cancel a debt and you won't immediately see "number go up". Hence probably even less attractive from a political standpoint
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Because he once used flew a plane in Flight Simulator 2020 and knows the equipment and IR signatures of various aircrafts better than the pilots who reported this.
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5y ago
Same here. Worth it.
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5y ago
Hahaha as are breathing and requiring water to stay alive I think
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5y ago
That was too harsh, sorry.
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5y ago
lose focus on dull activities This doesn't sound like a mental illness, but rather a part of the human condition, don't you think?
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5y ago
I'd recommend everyone who thinks he or she has ADHD to keep in mind that there are clinics who literally make money by diagnosing you. So make sure you don't go to one of those. This is a problem, even in the Netherlands https:&
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5y ago
Ever tried Azure Customvision? Building image classification / object detection models is trivial using this platform. I was highly surprised by the accuracy and low cost... I mean anyone who can upload and tag images can make a produc
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5y ago
Yes, let's silence everyone who doesn't share our view and shame everyone who follows him, I'm sure that's a great strategy. For creating extremists, that is. Keep an open dialogue and dismantle them. If you can't d
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5y ago
Why mention Joe Rogan viewers...?
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5y ago
And these bonds are denominated in...?
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5y ago
I have been unfortunate enough to be "diagnosed" with ADHD at a young age. Oh how strange it is that a child can't concentrate with 25 of his peers hopping and chatting around him, let's medicate him as soon as possible!
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5y ago
People aren't happy about that because he told everyone he was doing it for free. That he wasn't making a profit on the deal. Also, he used inside info to sell his trash quality face masks. Fuck Sywert van Lienden, disgusting cris
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_in... Take a look at this list and see which country has the highest wealth inequality in the world. Hint: it's the Netherlands.
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5y ago
A stock market crash is inevitable, let's ban the stock market! A commodity crash is inevitable, let's ban trading commodities! A housing market crash is inevitable, let's ban real estate purchasing!
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5y ago
"A cryptocurrency crash is inevitable", he says, as if its a certainty. I hate energy wasting crypto's and delusional moonboys, shitcoins and NFT's just about as much as anyone else, but saying things like this is just d
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5y ago
This is really cool
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5y ago
Rent is not purchasing a house. As the document you linked clearly states in the FAQ
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5y ago
Its only the most expensive thing in most people's lives that has doubled in cost in about 10 years... 10 years i'd be able to afford a 150m2 house with my salary. Now a 75m2 house costs the same. Yes, I can sell the house for mor
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5y ago
Always fun to see people compare bare metal costs to actual running cost of cloud infrastructure. For some reason such advocates always think the system administrators work for free, the network will always work, the machine will never brea
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5y ago
>AWS just doesn't make sense at the scale most companies operate You are delusional if you think "most companies" operate at a scale at which they can support their own datacentres
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5y ago
Exactly. Parents bought a house in relatively scarcely populated area. Then 10000 neighbours moved in. Now they own the largest property in the neighborhood. Guess what that does with the price...
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Some people say "Well, you're paying more but you can also sell it for more afterwards". But non-homeowners are still paying more for less. That's the argument I am trying to make (poorly)
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5y ago
Non homeowners are paying way more whilst getting less in return. I really dont understand the logic of being OK with paying double for a house, just because the buyer can sell it for the same amount (or higher) afterwards. I could purchase
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5y ago
Sure, we can't print more ground to build on. But it's another cause of increasing real estate prices here in the Netherlands. Probably need to zone some of that agricultural land (60% of land usage in the netherlands) into housin
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5y ago
I really wish we'd get some innovation in the housing market. 3D printing of houses or something could be epic. "Just" disrupt the current construction companies... It's clear they can't keep up with the demand righ
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5y ago
This is what happens when you keep printing money and keep mortgage rates incredibly low. All that money's gotta go somewhere. Hey, at least the CPI isn't going up right? Its only the most expensive thing in most people's liv
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Rarely, just like the rest of Western Europe. But most of us build with stone for the very reason of the relatively calmer climate. Because there won't be any storms knocking them down, so it's worth the investment.
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I am tired of governments deciding to not pursue justice because it would be more expensive, because of the negative impact on the investment climate and the litigation costs. Justice isn't meant to be profitable. Let's bite the f
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5y ago
How could anyone live on that kind of money in the US?
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