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Ask HN: What's your web routine? which sites etc. do you frequent besides HN?
61 points by inductive_magic 4y ago|54 comments
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
>The annoying popups you get when you scroll too far without being logged in, do at least prevent me from doom-scrolling I feel the same way! When they come up, my reaction is "nice"+cmd-w. Thanks, twitter! To your response: I
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Just another step towards dystopia. After the reformations of german police laws in the last years, starting with Bavaria, I dropped hopes that the combination of state of law with civil liberties may be self-sustainable. The drive to sust
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
You’re asking the wrong question, vaccinations don’t stop the infections themselves. Why China still needs lockdowns, compared to the west? Because sinovac is basically useless. > Against the original virus BioNTech was 95% effective com
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
From someone who hasn't interacted with the startup world much yet: what are some problems companies in Europe would have to deal with? What liberties are exclusive to the US? I'd imagine lots of complications of running a US-base
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by inductive_magic 5y ago
>If Syrian refugees had the media coverage Ukrainian ones do there'd be job boards for them and much more besides Your confidence in this statement is beyond me. We've been there, Germany 2015, Syria crisis. There was no lack o
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by inductive_magic 5y ago
>It’s wrong and makes no sense. Of course it does. The responsibility for the actions of the political class has to be carried by the local population. Post-war Germany wasn't like "oh that wasn't our country, you'r
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by inductive_magic 5y ago
> What does the USA gain from this setup? The deal used to be that we soak up the refugees created in their wars, while also providing the military bases (think Rammstein etc) that cement their power, etc. When media figures in the US ma