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Airbus planes used to be given away almost for free, it’s first few decades it was entirely state funded.
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Will be very interesting to see how these two different ideologies play out over the coming years. According to the article Huawei favours ethnic Chinese over Europeans especially at management level and I’ve heard the same about TikTok so
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This works both ways, by clamping down on viewpoints and banning people, Twitter will become the echo chamber.
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Thanks that’s a great explanation
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Do they have a coding style or similar in which this is outlined? I had a quick look at the code but I would be interested in what "a style that is something between C and C++" actually entails. Avoiding templates but using classe
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Interesting how polarizing this article is. I loved it and his writing style, I agree that it's rough premise and although there are counter arguments e.g. Stripe/Uber/Coinbase I think the overall argument is correct, the cul
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Very important point, academia is zero sum in a way that industry isn’t, however if you’ve got tenure you’re one of the winners.
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China has one of the world's largest populations, they also have an authoritarian government that can implement policies to increase birth rate. Long term China is fine. Europe not so much.. US even less so.
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Why is it not helpful? Sometimes people accept the reality of a certain situation as the only possible reality. It’s helpful to suggest what might happen in an alternative situation in order to put the current situation into context. The si
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While doctors do share some blame, they were actively targetted by Purdue with brochures, slick salesmen etc.How is was allowed is the real issue for me.
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I assumed they’d be executed on the spot for knowingly enriching themselves while addicting millions, leaving them to slowly decline mentally and physically before eventual death. China would have zero tolerance due to their opium history t
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What this family did was pure evil, they should all be in jail not negotiating a settlement that will leave them financially secure and amongst the richest Americans. Imagine if this scenario played out in China.
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Fantastic comment and exactly correct. The genetics argument is a complete fabrication, what I’ve heard before is that infants don’t eat enough solid food e.g. meat on the bone when younger but instead too much puréed soft food. But I’ve no
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That was always my default assumption but the argument in this article also seems logical.
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Here is a far better written intro to Rene Girard [0], the article linked is worst kind of overwritten academic verbiage with nothing substantive to say, almost incoherent. [0] https://alexdanco.com/2019/04/28/
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Is this a serious article? I know Intelligent people who have studied Mandarin for 10 years actively making an effort and are still unable to read a newspaper. So it’s extremely unlikely that mandarin will become a dominant text based langu
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6y ago
Ireland
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I work in R&D for a marquee brand corporation in Europe. Senior Dev, salary is €60k minimum salary in my country is €20k.
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Yeah I took up smoking over quarantine for this reason. Big difference in the case numbers!
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Any evidence to back up that "nerds are cool"?
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Are citizens really fine with this? Most of the blocking countries have an active underground VPN scene.
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I don’t see a war effort supporting Taiwan playing well in the US domestically. It would be very bloody.
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You can hire them in Europe, Huawei has R&D sites in Europe.
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Joe Rogan is successful across multiple domains. He's the UFC's main color commentator, a successful TV personality, a successful touring comedian, a state champion in martial arts, has a podcast worth $100 million etc. etc.
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I used to listen to Tim Ferris years ago, even bought the 4 hour workweek but for whatever reason I eventually lost interest. I think he was a bit predictable and bland also a bit too deep into "Tech" culture. Never really paid mu
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Where do you go for "robust intellectual discussion"? One thing about Joe Rogan is that he covers a far broader spectrum of people than anyone else. Who has Alex Jones/Elon Musk/Neil deGrasse Tyson on? To be frank I find
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I always struggle with the question. I have no firm direction in which I want to go. In fact I don't even see anything exciting in this industry on the horizon.
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Thanks!
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Thanks!
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What does FIRE status mean?
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