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by fifilura 1mo ago
And what exactly are the environmental regulations that Canada has less than USA? Of course this is why we have tariffs still, against china for example. But this time it is rather used for extortion.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Like back to the 70s then. Shipbuilding. Soon it will be economically viable for them to open up the coal mines again. Then everyone can have a job. Even the children. Just like North Korea. (Brexit was 2020)
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by fifilura 1mo ago
You'll have to be prepared to take the hit on your GDP and general wealth then. Just look at how UK has developed after Brexit.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Because trade is a benefit for both parties. And lack of trade takes your economy back decades.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
UK used to have that kind of protection up until a few years ago, but they decided it was not worth it.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
I don't understand.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
The parent point is that the response should have been done collectively. USA market is "yuuge", but rest-of-the-world market is much much bigger.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Not as much learn, but - are you able to pull yourself out from a local optimum? It is not the learning but the action that is missing here.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
This whole chain of consequences probably started around "why did you start studying chemistry when you were 19 years old?". Maybe bit sad. Very common. And also a life.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
You must be blessed. To always know why you do stuff?
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by fifilura 1mo ago
My favourite is AWS Athena (backed by Trino). "If we use this we get indefinite RAM indefinite CPU and do not need to host a server". I had an impression that DuckDB was not great at distributing work to other machines, but good a
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Yeah it is obviously mainly a problem for the countries in the eastern hemisphere. But I expect Europe would help economically and Ukraine (the new military superpower in Europe) would help with planning and strategy and software Just like
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Support for Ukraine from USA is almost zero now and they still hold up and event advance with help from Europe. And obviously knowledge from Ukraine would be of huge help for Taiwan. Your USAID example is depressing though. You'd wish
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Yeah they obviously have their own network. But calling it authoritarian would be an understatement, being dictatorships.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
> To think anyone ever mentioned defending Taiwan from China lol There are still countries willing to defend democracy out there - Ukraine/Europe/Canada/Japan/S-Korea/Australia. Just not USA.
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by fifilura 1mo ago
It is still an interesting question since Farange is a part of the global right wing authoritarian network. Admittedly not including China though
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by fifilura 1mo ago
Did Nigel Farange change his mind?
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by fifilura 2mo ago
They sought it with thimbles, they sought it with care; They pursued it with forks and hope; They threatened its life with a railway-share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. Fits well with the release of Hunting of the Sna
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by fifilura 2mo ago
Or back to the future.
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by fifilura 2mo ago
Only if it hurts you long-term.
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by fifilura 2mo ago
Bosch already makes half of your car. Just their brand is not at the front.
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by fifilura 2mo ago
FWIW when i replied the OP was phrased differently. Like corruption had its place in a healthy society. But fine to rephrase, clearer now.
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by fifilura 2mo ago
What do you mean that "a state cannot exist without [corruption]"?
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by fifilura 2mo ago
I'd say, let them have whatever fuel they prefer. These are not the tax-evaders we are looking for.
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by fifilura 2mo ago
What could possibly go wrong :) Filter your diesel through cat litter in your garage and fill up your £60k mercedes. Feels like extra work I would really enjoy doing and also the wonderful smell. And I can probably re-use the cat litter for
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by fifilura 2mo ago
In the 80s you would get the harder instructions through the "alternative builds" on the back on the cardboard box. Just an image without instructions.
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by fifilura 3mo ago
The reason it well preserved is the brackish water in Baltic Sea where the shipworm doesn't thrive.
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by fifilura 3mo ago
Fantastic! This was never part of the Swedish storytelling. Wonder why? This word translated poorly, so the translation was a bit hard to read :) https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A4yn%C3%A4
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by fifilura 3mo ago
I would say it is about 4 times older and 1000 times less successful. A factor of 250 in favor of Fram.
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by fifilura 3mo ago
I find it ironic that the most prominent museum in Sweden is for a ship that only made it 3km before sinking. While in Norway you can visit and walk aboard the "Fram". The most successful Arctic Exploration ship. https:/&#x2

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