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by ido 2y ago
But the Yiddish speaking culture of Ashkenazi Jews was also erased. At the founding of Israel the ideology was "we're all Israelis now, so speak Hebrew and forget your experience in the diaspora ( https://en.wikipedia.or
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by ido 2y ago
If 44.9% (or more) of Israeli Jews are of Middle Eastern descent, and 20% of Israel’s entire population are Palestinian Arabs (I.e. also of Middle Eastern descent) then more than 50% of the entire population of the country (Jews + non-Jews)
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by ido 2y ago
I am talking about Jews in Israel. They are a bit more than half Mizrahi/Sephardi/Beta-Israel (not European) and a bit less than half Ashkenazi (European). The vast majority of Sephardi and Mezrahi in Israel are from what are now
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by ido 2y ago
Where in the link [2] does it say that most Israeli Jews are of European decent? Just over half are not Ashkenazi (mostly Jews from the Middle East, Western and central Asia and Ethiopia). Additionally about 20% of Israeli citizens are Pale
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by ido 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it's pretty much like that in most other countries (at least most other European countries). I believe its the US/UK that are unusually easy to open a company in.
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by ido 2y ago
As someone running a business in Germany I think you're overestimating it. I have a steuerberater (accountant/tax-advisor) who is also doing my bookkeeping and he takes care of all that. When my UG was young paying him was a few €
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by ido 3y ago
Would it have been worse? I don’t recall dos games running any slower under windows 95 than under dos.
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by ido 3y ago
are soccer players really that shredded? I remember Maradona looking pretty chubby when he was still considered the world's prime soccer player.
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by ido 3y ago
I had a very similar computer (100mhz Pentium instead 75mhz) bought in late 1995 and it was not obscenely expensive. It’d be a high end machine for 1994 and obsolete by the late 90s (by 2000 AMD were selling athlons at >= 1Ghz)
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by ido 3y ago
I just came back from San Francisco and plenty of post WW2 buildings there (mostly high rises) look nice.
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by ido 3y ago
Did the livestock and cultivated plants we depend on for food exist during the greenhouse states? Did humans? There’s no doubt the earth and life will survive, but our civilization may see extreme turbulence (100s of millions of people dyin
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by ido 3y ago
At least in Israel apartments are much better ventilated than in Germany - there are usually multiple directions with windows (e.g. windows on 3 air directions, so you can open all the windows and get good circulation), a lot of apartments
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by ido 3y ago
Buildings in northern Europe are just not built for ventilation, AC and dealing with heat. It’s not a matter of looking, that’s just not how people build here (just like people in Israel don’t build building that handle cold weather well).
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by ido 3y ago
Here in Berlin I’d much rather the traditional 25c summers over the 35c+ summer of ’22 (fortunately ’23 summer was relatively mild and rainy). I do appreciate the mild winters tho!
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by ido 3y ago
Unity is not self updating, you have to update yourself. And they have versions from a long time ago available for install.
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by ido 3y ago
These days a lot of what you need is simply the right version of Unity or Unreal installed. You’re definitely correct for pre-unity times tho.
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by ido 3y ago
Maybe forcing debilitating repartitions? In retrospect we know it was part of the cause for the rise of the Nazis.
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by ido 3y ago
I know multiple people who work at Ubisoft Berlin, they are generally known to underpay compared to other game-dev jobs in the city.
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by ido 3y ago
The amount of people living in good conditions is also higher than it ever was. In fact the % of people living poverty world wide is decreasing while world population is increasing.
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by ido 3y ago
You absolutely can make braid in GakeMaker - I think you’re severely underestimating it.
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by ido 3y ago
The pyramids were famously older to Cleopatra than Cleopatra is to us.
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by ido 3y ago
It hasn’t, it just mostly hasn’t been in the industrialised world. China, India, Vietnam and many other countries have seen tremendous advances in development in the last couple decades.
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by ido 3y ago
I don't know how wealthy Locke was, but people generally ate less back then cause food was less readily available. Meat was more of a special occasion rather than everyday staple like it is for a lot of Europeans today.
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by ido 3y ago
I have friends who’ve been working at microsoft for years and seem to like it, and others who worked there and described it as “soul destroying”. I guess in really big companies you can have varied experiences depending on specific team&#x2
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by ido 3y ago
> PowerPC is the one I’d have bet on Interesting to note that all state of the art video game consoles of the era (xbox 360, PS3 and Wii) used PowerPC CPUs (in the preceding generation the xbox used a Pentium III, the PS2 used MIPS and t
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by ido 3y ago
If only there was an article addressing exactly your concern!
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by ido 3y ago
I wish you a ton of success, we need a lot of streamlining and digitalisation here! I hope you’ll do some good work for the government next as there’s so much red tape and antiquated methods.
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by ido 3y ago
What’s the magic chant?
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by ido 3y ago
I was about to write, I have seen this on occasion since I started my career (it's probably older, but that's when i became cognizant of it). I've had my first job as a programmer in 2001.
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by ido 3y ago
They still sell the iPod touch

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