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by dh2022 4mo ago
Sorry, my post was not clear. Today piracy is a superior choice. The bedt product Netflix offered me was when they shipped DVDs - their selection was immense (on par with Blockbuster). I could have pirated then (I was going once a year to m
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by dh2022 4mo ago
The selection is still shitty though, even with no ads. Piracy is a superior choice.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Sorry my friend, but Netflix is not a good product. It has a limited selection and, at least for my account, a lot of commercial ads. I am not pirating but I calculated that if I were to pirate I would spend less time downloading the movie
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Don’t feed the trolls.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Here is your evidence on mass starvation in Gaza. Shame on you. https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/07/1165517 https://www.who.int/news/item/22-08-2025-famine-confirmed-fo... ht
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Thanks for the link. Sundar couldn’t be more tone deaf. Pretending this is not a time of great anxiety shows how much stock you can put in his words.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Don’t feed the trolls.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Yeah, sure, Elon will leave US if he is taxed. Where will he go? EU - even higher taxes. Russia? China? Elon cannot even cross the street in those countries without Putin’s/Xi Ping’s approval. He already moved to Texas because of taxes
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Extremely disappointing post from pg. conflating income with revenue, assuming one can extrapolate a week-on-week growth rate to any other week (never mind 9 consecutive months or 5 consecutive years), giving as positive examples Google and
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Yes, we read the same comment. He did provide a list of free help from EU and it was quite impressive. My comment about very few things being made in Romania was a clarification re: EU neo-colonialism. I can’t tell if you are sincere or a s
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by dh2022 4mo ago
The GP provided the examples of free help Romania got from EU. The reason the response is long is because you asked more questions. Here is something you did not bring up: nobody is forcing Romanians to buy EU goods. Romanians also buy a lo
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Romanian banks were looted by Romanians in the 90s: see Paunesu brothers and BRD. Also see Dacia Felix bank, Bancorex. Romanian telecom: post communist crash Romanian telecommunications were a disaster. For example two different phone numbe
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by dh2022 4mo ago
I read so many amazing books because they were recommended here on HN. This since 2022 when I joined.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
If anything, food supply in the past 20 years uses a lot less pesticides and herbicides: look at the rise of organic sections in any supermarket. Since 2000 organic food went from niche to mainstream.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions fans have something to say about fan violence.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Everything you said (gambling, fan violence, billionaires who get money from cash strapped cities) applies to the US. If you substitute soccer with NFL, MLB, and NBA the statement stands.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
+1. Want to add that in Europe promising players drafted by clubs by age of 10 already get soccer equipment and some token money ($50 / week), practice every day after school and transportation to out of town games is on the club’s bus
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by dh2022 4mo ago
How does the inter states commerce clause block a state from blocking data center buildout?
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by dh2022 4mo ago
If federal regulations allow communities to ban data centers I am all for it. But I think the federal regulation that will emerge will block communities from doing their thing.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Do you have an example of an AI state rule that does not obey the interstate commerce law?
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by dh2022 4mo ago
A beast if a Windows PC to do what? Run Trams, Excel, Outlook, and a browser all at the same time? We could do that just fine in 2010…
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by dh2022 4mo ago
The parents at my kid’s daycare were in their late twenties / early thirties, had professional degrees (lawyers, physicians, tech) and only one kid in the daycare. [edit to add this: I am talking from experience, it seems you are talki
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by dh2022 4mo ago
The incentives you mentioned are meek, the opposite of aggressive. Here is a list of aggressive incentives that will never happen in the US: 1. Fully paid daycare for every week with more than 30 hours worked by any parent 2. Fully paid hea
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by dh2022 4mo ago
In my city of Seattle you simply cannot have more than one kid in your twenties. You simply do not have the income to pay the Seattle rent / mortgages and pay daycare for more than one kid at the start of your career. Forget about goin
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by dh2022 4mo ago
To solve this problem I have seen the following pattern: 1. Create an abstract base class named MigrationBaseClass 2. Have all migrations classes inherit from MigrationBaseClass 3. Use .Net Reflection to get all types that inherit from Migr
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by dh2022 4mo ago
I guess for a trillion dollars vine can built Elysium. Generating solar power in space (vs. on the ground) makes as much sense as running AI inference in data centers in space.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
I trust Wikipedia- and it is available on iPhone
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by dh2022 4mo ago
Not for apartments / condos in Seattle. I looked today on Zillow and lots of apartment rentals advertised 2 weeks or 1 month free rent. Lets see what happens.
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by dh2022 4mo ago
How do you know it is not hallucinating those quirky stories :)?
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by dh2022 4mo ago
weather forecasts is really good right now (in my experience forecast for rain/cloud cover/wind speed at hour granularity is amazingly good) and earth imaging for food production has been done for decades. I do not think SpaceX ha

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