darebak

11 ms·

61.
by darebak 5y ago
I think his monthly average over the year is 3.5k, atleast that's how I read it.
62.
by darebak 5y ago
>The cornerstone of European piece policy has been the integrity of state borders. This is now violated, so this is of very grave concern. Now? What about Kosovo* and to lesser degree other conflicts in ex-Yugoslavia? Germany even had an
63.
by darebak 5y ago
>His Green coalition partners are NATO hawks though. What's their reasoning?
64.
by darebak 5y ago
It would not be headline news because bit doesn't benefit any big capital player. Continuous support of Germany to autocrats is so widely known it even has a name, stabilocracy meaning that a country is ruled by an autocrat that is fav
65.
by darebak 5y ago
Why would it be headline news? It doesn't benefit any big capital. Most significant incident was definitely in 2012 when Serbia had tight elections on all levels including parliamentary and presidential elections. The problematic part
66.
by darebak 5y ago
I am not sure what are you getting at? Money is not significant factor in anti-EU sentiment, insisting it is only increases that sentiment.
67.
by darebak 5y ago
Best climate and Western Europe? Well, I never expected to see those two things together. What location specifically do you think has a good climate in Western Europe?
68.
by darebak 5y ago
EU is trying to undermine democracy, atleast in my country.
69.
by darebak 5y ago
Being a digital nomad is not that hard as to be unattainable for non-western people. Well, it depends what you consider "the West" to be.
70.
by darebak 5y ago
Or they slowly drifted towards anti-EU sentiment due to the EU.
71.
by darebak 5y ago
AFAIK Navalny is pretty irrelevant in Russia itself, he's much bigger in the West. Also I don't think that unrest in Kazakhstan was anti-Russian, the old dictator was actually moving away from the Russian sphere of influence.
72.
by darebak 5y ago
>Letting then vote is also a good first step. I'm always amazed that some Western countries don't let former convicts vote. In Serbia even current convicts can vote, atleast in republic level elections, not sure about local ele
73.
by darebak 5y ago
There are mods that are paid, for example mods that run a company subreddit. But, I am also sceptical about transparency of mods of large subreddit, ie the powermods.
74.
by darebak 5y ago
Mods are not paid by Reddit, admins are paid but I think that some admins are also modding a few subs.
75.
by darebak 5y ago
Your quote would make sense if this admission discrimination was based on economic status but not race. Also, what's the goal of the race? Best possible outcome for society? Greatest contribution to society? Teaching the best possible
76.
by darebak 5y ago
But didn't this slope actually become slippery with that platform (I forgot the name) that was used by the January 6th participants?
77.
by darebak 5y ago
That's a bit, it didn't actually happen, like most bits that comedians perform.
78.
by darebak 5y ago
There's no reason you can't have both.
79.
by darebak 5y ago
Until private companies decide to remove some individual from payment processing services, and private cloud providers stopped hosting their content and so on. When nearly everything is private, so is censorship.
80.
by darebak 5y ago
Didn't this actually happen somewhere in Peru in between two worlds wars?
81.
by darebak 5y ago
Didn't most people live to their 60s if they survived childhood and pregnancies?
82.
by darebak 5y ago
Yeah, that's the one.
83.
by darebak 5y ago
https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml Smallest genocide by death toll(killing of Tasmanian aboriginals by the British) killed just 400 to 1000 people.
84.
by darebak 5y ago
There was some English guy that tried to create an English alphabet where each letter would correspond to exactly one sound, so around 44 letters in total. Kinda like Serbian Cyrillic. I can't remember his name or the name of his proje
85.
by darebak 5y ago
Yeah, but every language has those peculiarities in spelling. AFAIK Serbian Cyrillic is the closest one to "spell how you hear it" because every letter corresponds to a single sound and there's little deviation from this. Wit
86.
by darebak 5y ago
I'm sorry to be blunt, but this seems like it gears towards sexpats?
87.
by darebak 5y ago
AFAIK number of deaths is not relevant if something is or isn't a genocide.
88.
by darebak 5y ago
>I am looking forward for a day where policy making is aided by AI or some advanced modeling that estimates impact over long time spans. Who sets the incentives for the AI? What are we measuring? GDP? "Happiness"? "Goodne
89.
by darebak 5y ago
Sure, but that's still democracy.
90.
by darebak 5y ago
I know nothing about the Palestinian conflict but I have to say that a lot of what you are saying is repeated by Europeans about Roma people and about other Europeans who happen to be a sizable minority in another European country. It almos

More ›