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by fifilura 8mo ago
I only trust studded tiers (but i live close to a non-paved road that is always very icy during the end of the season). But that said - there are lots of research that points towards that studded tires kill more people than they save lives
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Haha you may be right. But instead you may see it as a discount on the money these companies are making from European citizens.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
It is not about that. There is surely lots of hypocrisy in particular around alcohol. In most parts of the world TBH. The discussion is whether companies are treated equally with regards to a particular law.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
This is how they play with the dog-whistle. Let it be out long enough for the white supremacists to notice and then apologize.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
I doubt they would if this becomes illegal. EU laws are slow, sometimes stupid, but consistent.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
This kind of stunt is never received well in a working market economy. Best case it will bankrupt well-meaning potato farmers. Worst case, someone does it with malicious intent to grow a monopoly.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
A deal he made in a meeting with the Nato secretary, not involving Denmark? This is the first phase of the deescalation, that will eventually result in basically nothing. And the world lost two weeks for nothing.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
So can we then agree than it never happened as you claimed?
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by fifilura 9mo ago
> To put it into perspective: the world is running out of time. Climate change, pandemics, etc., are going to bring misery to humanity. Now more than ever, we need the greatest most-idealistic leaders, who can work together to help the w
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Wait until the Norwegians do the same. Regularly claimed to be the worlds largest stock market investor. "The fund is the largest single owner in the world’s stock markets, owning almost 1.5 percent of all shares in the world’s listed
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by fifilura 9mo ago
You really hate that guy.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
> because he was the first Black President in the history That seems to have hit a sore spot in you. A black man, who could have thought? Did you read the motivation? "Extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and
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by fifilura 9mo ago
The thing is, they don't "need" to do anything. This is the prize. If people find it irrelevant it will become irrelevant. The committee didn't ask for the US president to put so much relevance into it. He got the FIFA p
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by fifilura 9mo ago
The Obama prize was a problem that haunts the committee. I agree But you are simplifying greatly. He got it because he reached out to Arabic leader to lower the tone set by George "crusader" Bush. "The Norwegian Nobel Committ
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Let your analysts use DuckDB or pandas/polars then instead of quirky command line tools.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
The benefit of prestodb is that it can be used without even starting one of these expensive instances in AWS Athena.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
> America effectively tried to bribe the average Greelander to get away from Denmark. When did they do that? Since I believe approaching individual citizens to pay them for opposing the country they belong to would be seen as an act of
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by fifilura 9mo ago
No joins in that article? The comments here smell of "real engineers use command line". But I am not sure they ever actually worked with analysing data more than using it as a log parser. Yes Hadoop is 2014. These days you obvious
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by fifilura 9mo ago
> willing to fund it because it sees potential in the Area. This is a very transactional point of view that you put on them. I would rather guess that Denmark funds Greenland because the citizens are part of the kingdom. Not because the
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by fifilura 9mo ago
It caused reactions because it was the wrong thing to ask in this thread. "Woman raped" - Tell me again why did she like mini skirts? "American citizen kille by ICE' - Tell me again why did he look like he came from Nica
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by fifilura 9mo ago
I don't think China decided they want to be a part of Taiwan.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Yeah maybe some system with checks and balances.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Why should USA have Hawaii or California? You can read up on it yourself.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
The CEO is responsible for ensuring that there is a routine for security. If that is not created -> CEO responsibility. If that is not followed -> top level mgmt responsibility. And so on, further down the chain.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
I assume it has not happened because there are better things to bet your money on.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Yeah if there were no other cheaper alternatives I am sure someone would find a way. But it seems like a pretty long financial stretch to first pay for invading a country and then this.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
The ice comes from the side not from above.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Ok, and then repeat that every week when the new ice moves in?
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by fifilura 9mo ago
Yeah, they get bigger if you spend more money on them. I have a Garmin Forerunner 165, it is not very big, and not heavy compared to an old style watch made from metal.
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by fifilura 9mo ago
People used to sleep with watches 50 years ago too. You just get used to it.

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