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by golemiprague 5y ago
Flatland is a state of mind where the state government try not to interfere too much and people in general have a less nimby attitude, Australia is the opposite of it.
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I don't think manual everything is really practical these days, automatic gear box and windows is something most people would want even in a basic car. Even in Europe these days people move to automatic gears. But something like mid 20
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Japan daycare and housing is way cheaper than most western countries and I don't see any problem in declining population, who said we need to grow population all the time. It is a country of more than 100 million on a tiny island with
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by golemiprague 5y ago
They added another 2 units for Japanese, it is a good method, certainly teach you the basics and how to get by if you are in Japan. You get to learn all the important patterns and many common words, the last 2 units add more casual speaking
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I don't see what is the problem compromising on those issues, it is not all or nothing issues, there is a whole range of possible compromises on most of the issues you have mentioned. For example abortions, you can compromise on the ma
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But what it got to do with vaccination? Children are going to still spread it whether they are vaccinated or not. There are some claims about vaccination reducing the load and therefore reducing infection of other people but I find it a ver
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Biking in Tokyo is more casual and for short distance, people don't bike to work, they bike to the nearest train station or shopping street. It is very different attitude, there is no need for helmets, the speed is low and there are no
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I have found them both fascinating, the city centres are beautiful and the soviet era hoods also have their own charm and it is very interesting for someone who haven't seen it before. It is just natural curiosity and has nothing to do
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Depends on your native language there are harder and easier languages for sure. It is much easier for a Chinese to read and understand Japanese comparing to someone who don't know the symbols and need to learn it from scratch. It is ea
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I think this is exactly what solana needs to get some traction, it's a good PR move because now everybody will know about it and many people will go in because the price will go down temporarily due to the "hacking".
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Try to play the game, maximise material benefit and spend enough time there to get another nice line in your resume, if indeed the name of this company carry some credibility. If you also got a lot of free time bring your own laptop or conn
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by golemiprague 5y ago
There should be a low that outside company can spy on any data that the hosting company can. The information is out there, why facebook should be the only one who can access it?
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Unions are mainly good in monopolies and government companies which sucks money out of trapped tax payers. It is not so good when it is a private fast paced company that need to compete against the world and where the employees themselves n
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I don't understand what this guy wants, his dad had to bring money to the table, was probably depressed for loosing a wife and a daughter which is more depressing to the father than to the child. Give him a bit of slack, the fact that
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by golemiprague 5y ago
The question is how many of the LSD takers invented something in relation to all the other ones who just had some fun. Is it bigger percentage than in the general population?
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Talmud is not theological learning, it is mostly the discussions leading to the coded law, so a bit like a combination of law and logic reasoning. As previous comments mentioned, women can study ethics and the bible which is more theologica
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Why it compares just one type of mobility from the very bottom to the very top? Shouldn't it change all the stages in between? Also, assuming we always have the same bell curve of wealth distribution what does it matter who is where? A
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by golemiprague 5y ago
What's the big deal starting at age 30? you still got another 30 years to work at least, if not more. You just study some profession and start working in the field.
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by golemiprague 5y ago
That really depends on geography, if you border with a rich country also the poor people can migrate illegally just by crossing the border, that's what happening with Mexico and the US or Africa and Europe. But indeed those people don&
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by golemiprague 5y ago
They sue NSO for selling a spying software while giving the Chinese government full access and back door to all of their users.
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Why they go to this one specific company? what about tiktok? what about omegele? what about many other social networks. They should ask governments to regulate the field for everyone, not some specific company. I also got my doubt about thi
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by golemiprague 5y ago
What kind of guy cries for a whole hour just because he had some trouble at work? I wouldn't want such an unstable guy in my company and Amazon probably sensed that something is wrong with him
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I don't mind seeing ads, in some way I even want it so I can support whoever supply whatever content I am consuming. What I don't like is the tracking of everything I do. What is the best extension to block the tracking but not th
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Interesting that you don't include genetics in your list, maybe it is a waste of time to try changing all those other things and instead we should focus on directing kids to aspire for their natural talents rather than trying to push t
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Looking at Hasura they provide also column level security and option to add custom logic via actions. Is this something planned in the future and in general how would you compare the two systems and what are the advantages or disadvantages
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by golemiprague 5y ago
Why it benefits a conservative "minority" and why it is problematic? If people don't vote to either side how does it benefit one side more than the other and even if it does why is it a problem? Some side win at the end anywa
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by golemiprague 5y ago
I know many educated and smart people who are anti vaccine, including doctors, some of them got fake certificates and that is in a modern western country. Nobody is checking it properly, they just see the green colour and let you in, nobody
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by golemiprague 5y ago
The people who banned Dr. Seuss and many TV shows and movies for all of us are now complaining that some schools don't want to promote their extreme agendas in their curriculum and libraries? Sounds a bit hypocrite to me.
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Some people want to rent and some other people supply it, there is nothing parasitic about it, it is like any other trade.
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by golemiprague 5y ago
If you use the military to protect yourself why don't you want to sell them products to help them do their job? Are those people below you just because they do a job you don't want to do? Or do you think you don't need the mi

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