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by froh 4y ago
/me (from outside the loop): "huh?"
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by froh 4y ago
yes. Huawei's real mistake is that they disrupt the silicon tech leadership of intel and other traditional vendors in that space, with a number of --- in hindsight ---- excellent strategic moves, for example * they now hold a &quot
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oh this is new, really new, thanks for the hint.
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that hat is quite a bit higher than the basic algebra to just solve given equations. that's why I was asking. I think there are vastly different views on what's "basic". wrt who has failed on them iirc countries like F
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where do we draw the line what's "basic"?
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IBM did a 1bn USD investment creating the market for Linux based enterprise infrastructure, "vendor independent" on all their server products (PPC, s390 itanic and once available x68 based servers), with all IBM software products
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by froh 4y ago
one detail > Red Hat created an industry and all of the successful enterprise Linux distros have followed its model to some extent or another (Canonical, SUSE, etc) IBM created that industry, by lifting Linux into their supported platfor
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by froh 4y ago
what happened to SUSE? they were the same. are they no more?
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are you just redefining "free speech"? there problem pre 1933 was that Hitler could spread whichever slander he wanted, "free speech", just louder and bullshittier than anybody else. "free bullshitting" because
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pp Francis one one hand is strengthening synodality and subsidiarity, i.e. decentralizing "who has the say" and in the other hand he is at the same time limiting divisive occult undercurrents of radical trad caths who are far rig
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by froh 4y ago
the current bishop of Rome indeed sees it like that, a little bit. he even sees bishops as some among many important Catholics https://www.synod.va wrt free speech I find poppers paradox of intolerance relevant. a unhealthy
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> _Worth keeping that in mind when your doctor uncriticially tries to prescribe you something for a relatively rare disease because a measurement was positive._ yes and yet this is slightly overgeneralizing what you have to keep in mind
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this is glossing over corporate investment into rental housing past the 2008 crisis. there are drivers beyond "Munich is sexy + supply and demand"
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co-ops are a thing, as ownership structure in capitalism. some of them are fairly successful.
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before ai, malicious content creation and malicious content quality were limiting factors. for malicious content creation, large models like chatgpt are a game changer.
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the point is not what ai does. the point is how bad actors use ai to manipulate voters and thus corrupt the very foundation of our society. images and texts create emotions and those emotions in the electorate is what bad actors are after.
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Poe's law and HN guidelines bring you gentle clarification: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decapoda
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I think you've made your point clear and I think you are not open to have your view changed. I personally know trans people, living happy lives 20+ years into their transition, and all of them knew early on, and all of them had benefit
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by froh 4y ago
they need to protect themselves from the sickening legislation which is threatening medical practitioners with litigation. religious worldviews drive a legislation to "eradicate transgenders". the wpath requests a multimodal treat
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glad you're bringing this up the wpath soc is a very accessible document with a very nuanced and careful approach to treatment of adolescents and children, it explicitly deals with the potential fragility of such decisions - and the ca
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again: this is not the norm and not recommended practice. so you are reiterating the exceptional, pathological outlier corner case of medical malpractice. and you do that in a context which uses this strawman to "justify" hinderi
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outliers. that's not the recommended treatment. hormone blockers are. the right wing debate is however to criminalize the recommended treatment.
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yes! and of that 1% more than 90% report that the unhappiness is driven by societal factors: rejection and oppression by their families or their faith communities or both, or at the workplace. no. the "DeTrAnSiTiNinG" narrative
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this is false. https://www.wpath.org/soc8
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this is a counterfactual misrepresentation of gender dysphoria and the medical community recommendation for it's treatment in adolescents beyond tanner stage 2. the misrepresentation is part of Mr. Trump's talking point to "e
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by froh 4y ago
amish != quaker, right? so I don't disagree with your comment about Quakers but I don't get what it has to do with the Amish?
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sweet they are a year younger than SUSE https://www.suse.com/de-de/30years/
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in Germany if the driver is obviously drunk or drugged and not fit for driving you may lose the license as a passenger, especially as a sober passenger, yes. you have to take the wheel or prevent the ride. not sure about the US.
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Germany is a leading industry nation with a marked 10-15% population drop (birth rates) in the 1990, which resulted in said drop in school and high school diplomas in the 2010s, and now the same drop in academics available to the job market
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> no pay gap between sexes sprouting from hateful discrimination. possibly the pay gap has other reasons in many companies, yes. and yes it's real.

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