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by fakedang 5mo ago
And yet how many Nazi scientists advanced the Soviet nuclear and aerospace programmes willingly? How many former Nazis joined the Stasi? Hint hint, a fucking lot.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Your naivete is the reason America will decline. You guys, well-intentioned and optimistic as you all are, are the frogs in the boiling pot, unaware of how much America has declined in the global eye. Fun fact, America ranks below China and
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by fakedang 5mo ago
> are you talking about having basic tolerance for other people? that’s a pretty universal skill not exclusive to england. You'd be surprised how it's not the case in most of the world. Heck, India has a caste system that India
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Admin team also handles general administrative tasks within our company - arranging supplies, managing access to resources, liaising with cantonal bodies, etc. i.e. they perform those one-off HR tasks in addition to administrative tasks tha
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Railway's system for dealing with hackers is a $5/mo fee gate. Railway plays around vibecoding as they go along, and their tech practices don't inspire confidence either. Unlike other PaaS like Render or Heroku, I doubt Railw
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by fakedang 5mo ago
I was blocked from using their services because they required a phone OTP-based check and for some reason their OTPs did not reach past my provider. I only got it to work after opening an account with another internet provider.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Also Erdal Arikan. Turkish researcher denied a Green Card, so he was invited by the Chinese Govt. to capitalize on his research there instead. His work led to 5G technology.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Did you forget that most of his colleagues worked with the USSR? Von Braun was just lucky that the US got to him and captured him first.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
In my experience, whatever is typically done by HR and People teams can also be done by a generalist admin team. - Recruiting - Onboarding - Payroll / Insurance - Culture development - Team building - Legal compliance - Offboarding We
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by fakedang 5mo ago
He's a celebrity all right - promoting bunk just like the rest of that lot, along with his Lord and Savior Elon Musk.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Which models are you currently using?
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by fakedang 5mo ago
> (capsicum) Capsaicin
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Data-center advocacy is so clearly a psyop driven by members of the elite techbro class (i.e. the kinds of people who write comments like these), who are scared of the middle class. I wish the US had better constitutional protections for pe
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by fakedang 5mo ago
This admin caring about the environment and emissions control should be ringing alarm bells and raising red flags.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
I'm not looking for a job (run my own firm), but I noticed a few days back that LinkedIn has blocked my account, one that I haven't logged in to since 3 years or so, and won't let me log in unless I submit a government ID th
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by fakedang 5mo ago
They are participating in the war, on the side of climate change.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
I wasn't trying to quote a directly applicable example, just wanted to illustrate a potential pathway for post-expiry commercialization.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
The USA produces the lion's share thanks to USG subsidies, then the USG comes over to the old world countries and the commerce reps start faulting the countries for a.) blocking American agricultural imports or b.) subsidizing their ow
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Europe, the evergreen vassal of the United States, willing or not.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Precisely my point. The US grows an unsustainable amount and then pushes it to places it was grown in traditionally like the Mediterranean, Western Asia and the Middle East.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
It depends - if someone uses the same compound but provably for a different indication (like maybe anti-periodontic diseases or something) or for a different intake mechanism, they could get another patent and proceed with trials. Granted,
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by fakedang 5mo ago
It's even more wasteful when you realize that the USG is trying to force governments around the world to buy Californian almonds, even in places where almonds are traditionally grown and harvested. And then there's the matter of S
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Well he didn't take it lightly and was very upset. They apparently did a pre-recorded version of his answers that the producers of that segment specifically told the night shift to air online, but the night shift didn't, which fur
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by fakedang 5mo ago
I mean, that 7 billion USD amount also includes some of us on the other side of the pond placing bets based on the very obvious shitpost patterns of your highly stable president.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
No, my point is to focus on one thing and get it done right. The right time to build an EU-wide payments processor was pre-COVID, as is the case with Pix, UPI, WeChat Pay, etc. If developing countries can build one over the course of a deca
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Their loss if they don't move to regional pricing. AI will continue to remain an upper-management luxury then, and won't reach the mass adoption required to justify their outsized valuations.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Europe spends way too much time and money on various Fintech pet projects. There's the Digital Euro and then there's Wero and Target and a bunch of other shit that doesn't reach consumer scale usage or attention.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
Exhibit A, mi.
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by fakedang 5mo ago
I'm not going to include Russia or Serbia or even Turkey, when talking about European statistics on entrepreneurship, because the EU is the overarching force that dictates widespread European policy. Talented entrepreneurs from Russia
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Good luck trying to get any planes with the current backlog. Unless you enjoy flying in the 737 Max.

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