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fakedang
8mo ago
XCOM 3?
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8mo ago
My neighbours are a white Dutch couple who have been living in Switzerland for close to 3 decades, but were still denied citizenship at the cantonal level. Every time, it failed at the cantonal level alone. The co-founder of Bitcoin Suisse
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8mo ago
Biogen? Seriously? Swiss pharma was driven by Roche and Lonza, which are much older than Biogen.
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8mo ago
Uhh, Craigslist is literally an ad platform. They just didn't want anything to do with a middleman.
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India has way too little native job creation for the population size it has of young folks entering the job market. There's a reason the largest Indian tech startups are basically gig marketplaces or some variation of that (Zomato, Swi
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8mo ago
Anyone who can build an art portfolio in their spare time is quite comfortable in my books. 20k USD/yr is life changing for some people down on their luck.
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9mo ago
Yeah, and your point? ICE has already descended into detaining anyone, literally anyone, because they have quotas to meet. They seized a white Irishman last October who had a valid work permit and was just about to head to his green card in
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9mo ago
General purpose agentic AI for enterprises since apparently that's the hot shit for 2026 now.
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9mo ago
Land cruisers are almost collectors items now in the Middle East. Transcends across wealth and status. Doesn't matter if it's a middle class office worker with a large family, a soccer mom living in the Palm or a filthy rich oil s
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9mo ago
The jobs today are in India, which has its own unemployment woes.
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9mo ago
Europe has already lost the tech race - their cloud systems that their entire welfare states rely upon are all hosted on servers hosted by American private companies, which can turn them off with a flick of a switch if and when needed. When
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The point is, treasury accounts are not designed to manage crypto. So that's another layer of money management that startups have to deal with, when they could simply ignore it using a treasury account. But of course, YC being YC will
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Yep, China was on a massive and insane growth trajectory prior to Xi. Xi's policies and constant banging of war drums at Taiwan's door has cost China massively in terms of foreign investment and even knowledge transfer opportuniti
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9mo ago
And enjoy protein deficiency? Vegetarian India literally suffers from one of the highest rates of protein deficiency and stunted growth worldwide.
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9mo ago
LoL, the Mubadala and ADIA funds are the most corrupt of them all. There's obviously the stuff that happens over the table, but there's a shit ton that happens under the table. This doesn't translate into VC and the startup w
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9mo ago
That's representative democracy for you. Heck, even China faces the same issue, but they get to make it a competition between provinces, on who can win the favor of the emperor. Helps for them that the emperor has supreme authority tho
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I have a strong suspicion the majority of those folks are Republican. Matthew Yglesias did a write-up on this some months back, where the data showed that in counties where Democrats aggressively helped people obtain ID documents, those ini
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Startups like Builder AI use London because a.) they want to raise money from filthy rich Arab investors and b.) those guys are not known for doing much due diligence. They go more by vibes and hype and who's on the existing cap table.
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9mo ago
Extremely concise, no bullshit answers. Every reply is a no-BS hard critique, often rude as fuck. Not recommended for thin-skinned people. End. That's how most of its answers are structured as. Unfortunately doesn't work for voice
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9mo ago
My prompt: """Absolute Mode • Eliminate: emojis, filler, hype, soft asks, conversational transitions, call-to-action appendixes. • Assume: user retains high-perception despite blunt tone. • Prioritize: blunt, directive phrasi
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The wheels for the great decoupling have been set though. The companies (which are also persons apparently thanks to the perversions of American law) have made their bed and will have to sleep in it themselves. Of course, there are huge unr
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France will not risk Paris, but if Moscow launches a nuke on Tallinn and Estonia is in the French nuclear umbrella, then France will retaliate by launching its own nuke. That's what being under a nuclear umbrella means. Of course, Russ
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That's the difference between having a supranational organization like the EU and NATO vs mere treaties. Also backstabbing was much more common back then, not so much now. The US is now uniquely upending the current regime by taking ac
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1 billion internet users, some of whom may have an inkling of how to speak in English. My father's former property groundskeeper, a daily wage labourer, could speak poor English but he could string a few words together and understand t
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You just don't ratify it, simple. The US does not ratify treaties all the time, especially now. Coming under the French nuclear umbrella explicitly means that if a country is under extreme threat of nuclear attack, France will 100% re
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Honestly that's just the massive population talking. There really isn't a "Hindi web" for India unlike for the Chinese, so we all come to roost in the WWW. Hence you'll get bad questions like these but you'll a
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Hence proved AGI = A Guy/Gal in India
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If the US starts a war, they immediately collapse down the safety rankings. Also there are other tax havens.
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Last I checked, Qatar was kicking out US personnel from Al Udeid because of Trump's threats to use it as a forward base against Iran.
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Exactly. Advertising will drive away users unless they are slowly trained into it, which will take time, time that Open AI doesn't have. Meanwhile, the adult market is huge and sureshot revenue from a user base that is more likely to n
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