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by ddnb 9y ago
What are your thoughts on documentaries?
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by ddnb 9y ago
"Off the cliff with you"
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by ddnb 9y ago
This is my thought: once true AI is achieved, everything we know can be automated, because true AI will be able to do all things humans can do. I believe true AI will be achieved this century. These claims are my personal thoughts and due t
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by ddnb 9y ago
The very basis on which the EU is founded is cooperation, It's becoming and hopefully staying a trait that seems normal to europeans. I'd prefer cooperation over isolationist worldpowers any day.
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by ddnb 9y ago
Won't those, once complete automation is achieved, be automated?
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by ddnb 9y ago
"Even if you win money through dumb luck, you have lost time and energy, which means you have lost." Winning money while losing time and energy is what happens to most when working a job, should we just give up on working as well
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by ddnb 9y ago
> It's nothing like the internet or hotmail. Bitcoin is hot air. There is no "there" in cryptocurrency. It is inefficient, slow and solves no real world problem. Our existing infrastructure works just fine for 99% of all u
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by ddnb 9y ago
Stuff like this blows my mind from a european perspective, here in Belgium you certainly make individual deals that are better, here unions are to support you when you are in the weaker position of negotiation.
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by ddnb 9y ago
And what would you like to see produced that doesn't have to compete with products produced more cost effective due to low workers wages abroad? Besides cost this also has to be stuff that needs a lot of workers, or it won't bene
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by ddnb 9y ago
I know I would (letting the 10 tons pass)
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by ddnb 9y ago
I honestly doubt the use of certain words are going to limit your search results more than the way google is 'personalizing' search results by looking at your history/interests and basing it's results around that, do you
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by ddnb 9y ago
You can't really compare Belgium and the US though, with Belgium being in the top of egalitarian countries[1], far ahead of the USA. Talks about income should be be held between your country and your neighbouring country to have any re
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by ddnb 9y ago
Wow, 60k USD for a home, incredible. That's an older home then probably? Here in Belgium the absolute minimum would be double that, those would be the smallest, oldest buildings with nothing of insulation or modern comforts. Here a bui
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by ddnb 9y ago
The incomes need to rise but can the business owners be forced? The basic income would make sure everyone gets the extra income.
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by ddnb 9y ago
An incredible article, it seems so clear the way it is stated. If demand is the problem, as stated in the article, would a basic-income, providing extra income and arguably more free time for consumers usher in a new "Golden Age"
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by ddnb 9y ago
> I realize that you're not the first person I replied to, nor the last, but I wish you would say why you think I'm wrong, because otherwise what's the point of saying so? The quote I used to have an example of what I thin
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by ddnb 9y ago
It still is not correct >Communism means more state control of people, capitalism means less. In comparison to what? Eachother? Because western-europe has more control than the US, china has more control than western-europe (and let&#x27
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by ddnb 9y ago
I think they only served the Byzantines opposed to the Ottomans.
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by ddnb 9y ago
What makes this illegal?
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by ddnb 9y ago
And this spot in time is where history will end? SSD is at this time more expensive, storage expansion will go slower until the next breakthrough.
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by ddnb 9y ago
i'd thought Bol would've been the biggest competitor, no?
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by ddnb 9y ago
Especially since the liberal meaning differs only in the USA
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by ddnb 9y ago
Wait, you guys don't use card readers for online payments? Edit: My bad, just realized you use credit cards instead of debit cards we use in europe. CC here also don't use ccard readers for online payment.
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by ddnb 9y ago
I doubt feudalism has been the norm for most of human history. It was the system preceding the current one yes but not some sort of "default" or "natural" system though.
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by ddnb 9y ago
Incredible, your post and the one you responded to describe perfectly how I feel. I also noticed a new environment gives me an overall boost of motivation. Changing jobs makes me super exited the first few months but after that the enthousi
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by ddnb 9y ago
Belgian here, as a resident of one of the bottom 3 countries I have to say I thought about this question myself a few times in the past. Even though I would never join the army to fight wars, should an occupation come I would do everything
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by ddnb 9y ago
So if I get this correctly, the 'renaissance' here is merely drilling smaller holes for the pipes to go in, so the cost of hauling the dug up debris is lowered. Anyone here know what the cost savings are as I can't image thes
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by ddnb 9y ago
One could say it would hang itself by its own rope.
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by ddnb 11y ago
for anyone wondering: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second
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