dauertewigkeit

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by dauertewigkeit 2mo ago
Many people are struggling to afford the living room, even if they can afford the furnishings. Rent, food, transport and healthcare are still very significant costs for the average person, and those are just the basics.
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by dauertewigkeit 2mo ago
For some reason people never mention this, but aren't there also much more people graduating with CS degrees than ever before?
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by dauertewigkeit 2mo ago
Actually Eastern Europe is doing immigration despite what headlines you might be reading. Lots of Indians and Filipinos and Latin Americans.
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by dauertewigkeit 3mo ago
I know what they want to say, but I think their argument is quite weak, because essentially you have US industries that aren't tech. American workers still get higher salaries than elsewhere in the OECD and growth in such industries is
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by dauertewigkeit 5mo ago
This is not a critque of the work, but I have now been often encountering category theory in many of the research topics I'm working on, and even as somebody who majored in math, I sort of feel like it doesn't add much. I know ML
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by dauertewigkeit 5mo ago
Yes, unfortunately it's very easy to buy our bureaucrats both at national and EU level. Heck most of them style themselves to be Americans! You make very good points.
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by dauertewigkeit 5mo ago
IMHO, the EU needs to become more proactive when it comes to tech markets. Trying to find new ways to tax US tech megacorps is not going to cut it. 1. Create competitive low tax regimes for EU based tech companies, both for investors an
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by dauertewigkeit 5mo ago
We are building general thinking machines with the aim of replacing all human labour, ... but humans won't be replaced, they will find other jobs, because when we introduced tractors they were able to find other jobs, ... totally the s
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by dauertewigkeit 6mo ago
It's more that women are the less expendable gender. If you send the women to die on the front lines, who is going to birth the next generation to replenish your population?
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by dauertewigkeit 6mo ago
Why? This seems so anachronistic. In the age of drones and AI, manpower is not going to be your limiting factor.
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by dauertewigkeit 6mo ago
I really like the game as a concept, and I got pretty far already, level 2.16, but I feel like some levels aren't making much sense at all in terms of the goal and how the passing circuit fulfills the objective. The Latch and some othe
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Weird tangent. Let's quantify it in number of rapes / demographic.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Hmm, yes they are. There's always at least one pony tailed guy, late 20s early 30s, at the local gathering of whatever stands for your progressive party, basically preying on gullible 18 year olds. I'm not even coming at this from
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Chomsky spent the latter half of his career decrying the capitalists and telling us that we should be suspcious of them. It certainly shows that he didn't walk the walk.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Could be, but we don't know what is driving this meme magic. Could be totally organic. Could be not.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
IDK the dating scene in Singapore. I frankly didn't even know that Singapore was considered a tech hub. I was using it as a synonym for a tech hub because that is what I assumed the author was doing.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
I agree with you that STEM don't hold a monopoly on intelligence. > engineers that can't get laid in Singapore are the same "brilliant" engineers that can't get laid in their home town Maybe so, but not for the s
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Nothing worse than being famished and getting one measly slice of pizza.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
It's fundamentally still a problem of asymmetry of power and connections. Try to put yourself in the shoes of an FBI agent tasked with investigating this same case. The accused are very wealthy very powerful people with deep pockets. T
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Weird post. Who is saying YOUR taxes or MY taxes should go up? Our taxes should go down. Billionaires should be taxed more instead.
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
All I want to know is if they are the floury kind or the waxy kind, or some in between hybrid. Floury potatoes are so hard to find these days. Almost everyone is growing these "allrounder" hybrids that cannot really be fried or ro
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by dauertewigkeit 8mo ago
Not true. Organized crime operates largely where people have money, i.e. in Europe, it's mostly UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Sweden...etc.
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by dauertewigkeit 9mo ago
The article really wants to drive home how bad "central planning" is, but the problem, as per the article, originates from the fact that the food banks themselves are operating semi-independently from Feeding America. So actually
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by dauertewigkeit 9mo ago
The Rest is History is good, depending on the topic. Both guests have a bit of bias which you have to sort of take into account, not that different from The Rest is Politics. Mishal Husain has a new podcast on Bloomberg TV which so far was
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
Western politics is all about constructing these narratives that hide the hypocrisy and self-serving nature of the dominant political factions. You can see it everywhere, but this is one clear example of it.
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
It's a very interesting read, but a lot is not clear. How does the seller get these desktops directly from NVIDIA? And if the seller's business is custom made desktop boxes, why didn't he just fit the two H100s into a better
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
The farmers and the sawmill operators are easily explained. I also listen to Bloomberg, lol. Those people are rich and most of their wealth is now diversified away from their businesses, and while they would rather keep those businesses ali
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
US just has more to offer.
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
It's a small country, relatively speaking. Rather dull cities, again relatively speaking. Rural land is hard to come by and expensive. Not a lot of sunshine hours either. Not English speaking, not an immigrant culture, and quite an ins
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
I'm not disputing the facts. I'm just pointing out that it's the norm. I'm not sure what you're implying though. I don't think he is being platformed by current mainstream institutions if that's what you&#

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