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by fakedang 1y ago
Still a better demo than nothing.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Because it's an obvious insider and not a sophisticated trader.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Funny how you all rebelled in the good old days over a tax of 3 pence per pound of tea.
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by fakedang 1y ago
In my circle, I've seen it work, not in the same way though. Attractive women often go after the wealthiest men they can get. Likewise the minute a man goes out of a job, the strain in the marriage becomes immediate in a dual income ho
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by fakedang 1y ago
I don't know about the speed-ups but it certainly sets them up for a Netflix/Hulu documentary.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Orban gerrymandered his way to infinite rule, begs EU for money then gives the same money to his cronies or to himself, builds palatial estates for himself and his family, and has basically positioned Hungary as a one-party country masquera
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by fakedang 1y ago
Most investors today are basically stock printer go brrr.... If one looks at US money printing in the past two decades, they'll find that the S&P's gains are basically just a mirror to the increased injection of dollars, a fac
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by fakedang 1y ago
USA does not have the refining capacity which will take another 8 years to build out.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Exactly. Building roads and aqueducts were empire-level knowledge skills in Ancient Rome, performed by the army legions. Thankfully they're highly localized skills today.
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by fakedang 1y ago
This is it.
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by fakedang 1y ago
That seems to be the only big plus with NextJS and SSR. But a big reason behind that was how Vercel made NextJS accessible to so many newbie devs right during Covid season. I was one of those new learners picking up React through it. Out of
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by fakedang 1y ago
Nuclear is cheap if you still have the expertise to make plants cheaply. Countries like Korea, India and China are rapidly expanding nuclear power plants, building them in the range of $2-5 billion dollars, while a smaller-sized plant in th
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by fakedang 1y ago
Merkel is like the Caracalla of modern-day EU. Responsible for 3 of the biggest crises that the union is currently facing today. I do not know why people give a damn about that hag when all she did was stand up to Trump and laugh at him (wh
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by fakedang 1y ago
Talking from personal experience, it applies also. Perfectionists like me are often deadlocked into not releasing something until it's perfectly executed, caters to every use case, takes every edge case into account, etc. My late cofou
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by fakedang 1y ago
You mean the really small minority of orthodox Jews who live outside Israel and oppose Zionism because they believe the coming of the Messiah should not be driven by humans (or something like that)? Or the ones who oppose the current Gaza c
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by fakedang 1y ago
Not enough apparently, else you wouldn't see Texan schools debate about creationism vs evolution.
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by fakedang 1y ago
They are not parties considering Israel illegitimate nor are they calling for the destruction of Israel. They are parties calling for a two-state solution, and consider the globally-recognized-as-illegal settlements as illegitimate i.e. the
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by fakedang 1y ago
Maybe the FAA let Amazon self-approve them. Business as usual.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Crashing it a second time is, in my books, an act of God. I guess God isn't really that fond of Amazon.
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by fakedang 1y ago
The Windows 11 home version has all the adware garbage. The Pro version is cleaner.
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by fakedang 1y ago
So many wrong points here. The coal to liquid (CTL) process looks good on paper up until it isn't. Like you mentioned, it requires a lot of energy, energy which most countries cannot afford to divert. There's no point in using nuc
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by fakedang 1y ago
Yet more costly and injurious to extract.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Oil isn't a binary for energy though. There's a growing need for it in other industries, from plastics to pharma to fertilizers. Moreover, oil production is currently staying high because the OPEC cartel can't simply afford t
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by fakedang 1y ago
Ties in with Vercel's very recent fundraise, which I presume includes ardent AIPAC members. Perhaps it was taken to look good in front of them. Rabois was also in the meeting for instance (behind him in that photo).
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by fakedang 1y ago
Here's an idea, better education? Replace the Bible with a science textbook.
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by fakedang 1y ago
If Starmer were trying to do this alone, then what are the other ministers doing? The UK is a parliamentary democracy, not a presidential government, so it's not just him, it's the rest of the Labour stooges too.
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by fakedang 1y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/380963/london-crime-rate... COVID had a bigger impact on crime lol. I don't trust the numbers from the London Mayor's office when Sadiq Khan tries to skew and skewer n
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by fakedang 1y ago
> People do act differently when they know they are being watched. Even more so when they know they are being recorded. London is the most surveilled city in the world outside China, in terms of the number of intelligent cameras they hav
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by fakedang 1y ago
It is most certainly likely that the person who chewed the food for the person who lost his teeth was of the same tribe as the latter. We thrive as humans in a tribe, whose members look out for each other. The smaller the tribe, the more ti
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by fakedang 1y ago
Not to sound inhuman (well I'm going to sound inhuman anyways), but DR Congo is perhaps the most irrelevant country geopolitically for the 115 million population it has. The stability of DR Congo does not make a difference to the stabi

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