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If you mean the ones transacting in derivatives, no, they don't. The US market isn't India where the size of the secondary market was bigger than the primary market. If you mean that financial markets drive real markets, that&#x27
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> The Wikimedia Foundation shares the UK government’s commitment to promoting online environments where everyone can safely participate. The organization is not bringing a general challenge to the OSA as a whole, nor to the existence of
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Someone opened an issue about changing the wording https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-doc-archi...
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> One big issue I never understood is why do we need photorealism in games at all Because WOW factor sells, specially if it's a new ip. You can see most trailers full of comments "this looks bad".
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"In 2011, the United States stopped funding Unesco because of what was then a forgotten, 15-year-old amendment mandating a complete cutoff of American financing to any United Nations agency that accepts Palestine as a full member. Vari
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> I wouldn't call this an ideologically neutral set of goals What would you call it? I mean, none of it sounds like something you can make a argument that it shouldn't be achieved at all. In fact, I would question the ideology
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What I should be reading here? It's a very long document.
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Lets be real here, the people with the money bags don't care either.
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> It's because Visa got sued, lost, and it was found out they knowingly processed payments for illegal adult content Got any source for that? What they got sued for? Aiding human trafficking?
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> it can't reliably predict future outcomes. Because we do not control perception. We have to presume multiple scenarios each of have a dimension of perception. Perception always become a determinant factor.
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Yeah man, we are only to serve the rich, not because we are trying to solve the problem of scarcity nor we toot about the welfare state. Stop listening to popular economists, read about the science. We've figured this out, the problem
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And we have very rigorous models that confirm that that is true. Perception shapes the economy more than actual fundamentals, specially when predicting the future.
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Since nobody mentioned, Firefox and I think Chrome has vertical tabs, Firefox is just released https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/140.0/releasenotes/
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I think you didn't get to the part of how it would work in practice. It's not that the leader is selected randomly, it is that the people that select positions are randomly chosen. Also, your criticism only is valid if everyone th
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There's a framework that works, also, there's a framework that would prevent the current problems. Obviously, some problems are easier to solve if there's something that you can trust to fundamentally work.
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I already posted a hot take [0], but this one is even hotter: there's no strategy that Mozilla could have employed to make any of their products popular. I will substantiate that assertion with a simple argument in the form of a questi
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> how do you ensure that development is of enough quality and efficiency? You don't. The state doesn't know what a project needs at a given time, and will try to apply cookie cutter solutions when they don't need it. What
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I'm going with a hot take: these kinds of products should be supported by tax dollars, not with individual donators/payers. The market doesn't solve the problem of public goods, it just makes it worse.
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Except that no one would try to get a lawsuit, since the only ones with standing are the companies affected.
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How many companies of "size" you know of? Because that process looks HORRIBLY inefficient and only primed to extract as much money of the consumer. You just need to put it in the account screen. A big red button. Your _workflow_ i
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The bar should be where changes happen to move in the correct direction easily, while moving in the incorrect direction harder. If the rule was to "force companies to have confusing cancel processes", the rulemaking process would
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The fact that it takes more than 24 hours to put a 1 click cancel button is alien to me.
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The thing about licenses is that it's overratted. No licensor makes you unable to continue supporting the product, since the licensee will make sure to include a provision that all copies of the licensed software have the ability of us
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The EU doesn't have to worry about what happens in the rest of the world. The rest of the world can benefit of this anyways.
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If this passes, then such stipulations become illegal, since they can't force you to create a product that would fly on the face of the law.
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Please, fix the contrast of the clicked links and your background. The discord.py link is unreadable. Same with supabase and coolify. Those I'm sure I haven't visited.
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As someone said in another comment, constitutionality of an action is national. There's nothing that could be considered unconstitutional in one particular region of the US and not in the others. The nationwide injunction is a tool tha
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There's someone that did the job to actually figuring out how to make the HDR of the switch work, but it needs your display to support certain features to be correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X84e14oe6gs
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I am very disappointed by most comments here. Firefox is not a simple product. Mozilla funded Rust because it could help their other products (specifically Firefox). Mozilla has, depending how you count, 4 engines to support for all their t
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Most likely, a very far away pulsar.

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