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7mo ago
Not really. Because no one in Europe wants to bomb Iran into oblivion, if for no other reason but the fact that the Europeans (and Turkey) would face another massive refugee crisis. The only people wanting to continue this war are the U.S.
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7mo ago
This article has such a weird framing. It keeps repeating how the cleaner air is so good for tourists. But tourists visiting Paris for a week don’t get the majority of the benefit from cleaner air. The Parisian residents living there throug
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Biden’s banning them was not a good decision IMO. At the same time, he was encouraging domestics manufacturers to start building their own EVs out, which opened up the possibility of unbanning, with reasonable import duties, once the Americ
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America has a genuinely crazy side. No other country in the world has anything like the Republicans in the US, who are the only major political party in the world to oppose the existence of man made climate change. There may be political pa
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7mo ago
The Chinese are selling their EVs all over the world. There are credible American auto enthusiasts that have got these cars and have been using them in the. US. The superiority of Chinese EVs isn’t propaganda. The gas pumps maybe are just a
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3D printing hasn’t taken power away from anybody. The percentage of goods manufactured in the world that come from the set of the top 5 or top 10 or top 100 or top 1000 sources have all increased today relative to before. I agree on electri
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This is the difference between personal trust and a high/low trust society. Personal trust is about how much you trust an individual in the absence of enforcement mechanisms. But when looking at a society level those enforcement mechan
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Except we didn’t even refill it last year when oil prices did fall to rock bottom. Because the U.S. government (even generally…there’s obviously no hope for this administration) is structurally incapable of making decisions that have a bene
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A lot of people buy vinyls for the albums art.
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Except driving in the U.S. following the pandemic was significantly higher than driving before the pandemic even though WFH was much higher. This claim might be true but it’s simply not showing up in the data which suggests that even if tru
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If someone attributed something to Europe but the only a handful of nations, which didn’t even include the largest ones, were engaging in the behavior, it would also be incorrect. “Parts of Europe” or “Europe increasingly” etc would be ok (
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If parasites was the concern then countries like Bangladesh would have incredibly higher rates given that people there tend to have orders of magnitudes more parasites than anywhere in the developed world. And I’m not sure what toxins is su
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I’m honestly at a loss for words at this question. We’re software engineers. Like half of the work we do is try and automate jobs. Are we really confused about why “they” might want to automate our jobs?
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You’re right. Gotta be really incredibly efficient while planning your time on Epstein Island doing Epstein Class things to Epstein girls. These world changing guys clearly have no spare time on their hands at all.
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7mo ago
The website explains why this exists. > Real guitarists use real tuners.
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What’s the humane way you would like to be culled?
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What are the failed cultivated meats that people have tried?
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As a bonus you were already promoting the extremists who supported bombing those kids. So you not only have more extremism you have extremist groups opposing each other, so there are no good sides. Just extremists on both sides.
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The Biden administration missed this completely. They looked at headline numbers and saw that everything was improving and couldn’t understand why people were behaving as if we were in a recession. The current situation is a lot worse. Ever
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This seems a pretty fundamental idea within Microsoft. The original, much more ambitious version of Vista, Longhorn, was shifting more responsibility for metadata from files to a DB.
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I strongly believe AI will drive efficiency. I’m less certain about whether that’s already happening or will happen in the future and when in the future. However, I’ve already seen a CTO of a F100 company explicitly state that whether AI is
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Ultimately the arguments between whether one should pick daylight or standard times are a red herring. The benefits of one over the other usually balance out and in either case are insignificant compared to the problems caused by changing t
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No MIT but Liberty University and Hillsdale College hell yeah! What a clown show. Also, given that both of Hegseth’s masters and undergrad degrees come from the banned list shouldn’t he set an example and recuse himself first? Or does his a
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/28/us/politics/pentagon-univ... Most other news sources don’t have a complete table at all.
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You’re right. The people who actually know stuff about the world are reality TV stars, Fox News hosts, and podcasters just asking questions. Those are the people with actual knowledge.
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This pretty much makes notepad pointless. The whole point of notepad was a plain text editor. Wordpad was the lightweight document creation software.
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Maybe different people like different things? Dance isn’t just an art form. It’s also about the commune. It’s also about letting yourself go and sometimes with a DJ or artist to guide the experience. Sounds like concerts are not a good spac
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That may be true but it has nothing to do with their news media grow out which has been happening for decades.
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Bloomberg News is at least 2 organizations (and maybe 3+ now). The original Bloomberg News was purely financial. They then bought Businessweek and published Bloomberg Businessweek but also leveraged the acquisition to build out their genera
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We can debate whether conventional weapons are better than nuclear weapons or not. But none of that matters. We’re better off just agreeing to it and working to improve it… The problem with your analogies are that there is no path where a c
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