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by kome 2y ago
great point.
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by kome 2y ago
this comment can be summarized like this: https://i.redd.it/jbab7jrhvt211.gif after three major financial crises in the past 20 years, it’s hard to call private finance “safe” from ponzi-like risks. more than a quarter of A
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by kome 2y ago
i strongly oppose the American approach to pensions, which is regrettably spreading worldwide. relying on private savings to finance retirement is highly risky, and this is the crux of the article in question. pension systems should be admi
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by kome 2y ago
as god commanded
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by kome 2y ago
basically yes :) chiplets seems the hot new thing, with an important difference - it's not just a fad: a lot of investments and production plans are moving in this direction. Expensive stuff. So IT HAS to work. Failure would be very ex
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by kome 2y ago
Anybody knows if "Silicon Box" is involved as well?
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by kome 2y ago
I think the W3C or somebody else should make Arial and Times New Roman standard and open source.
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by kome 2y ago
well, probably yes
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by kome 2y ago
I watch youtube on a 10 years old macbook air 11, and it works flawlessly with firefox and ublock origin.
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How to Become a 37 Year Old Broke Loser [video](youtube.com)
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The Black Book of Communism Is a Shoddy Work of History(jacobin.com)
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Why we invested in Silicon Box and the advanced chiplet packaging(medium.com)
23 points by kome 2y ago|6 comments
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by kome 2y ago
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by kome 2y ago
yeah, Snyder is right-wing: "Snyder’s “century of blood,” with its “twinned totalitarianisms,” has become a new “common-sense,” liberal talking point — “Nolte with an NPR tote bag,” as a colleague put it. His Bloodlands is just a more
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by kome 2y ago
every professional historian ever...
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by kome 2y ago
Snyder has been defined ad “nolte with an NPR tote bag” (Nolte being the Ernst Nolte) for his work comparing communism with nazism https://jacobin.com/2023/01/soviet-union-memorials-nazi-germ...
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by kome 2y ago
LLM is just reproducing obama era therapy talk and toxic positivity :) if anything now it's easier to spot
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by kome 2y ago
kind reminder that timothy snyder isn’t held in great regard by other historians, even by right-wing ones—so, basically his own camp. especially on methodological grounds, omer bartov and richard evans have called out his use of chronologic
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by kome 2y ago
so, you are telling me that democracy doesn't mean anything nowadays. you don't want to be better than china.
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by kome 2y ago
in this case also Russia is benefiting a lot, too much even, their economy is overheating and the unemployment rate is way too low. So this war is a deal that is making everybody happy it seems. The only poor fuckers are the soldiers fighti
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by kome 2y ago
The "West" is in for selling weapon and destabilize Russia, you should be naive to think that our interest goes deeper than that. And indeed Taiwan or Georgia should take notice.
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by kome 2y ago
in this case US law is clearly superior because the guy is not a US citizen, the "crime" wasn't even committed in the US and yet he is extradited, or better say, moved there for what reasons? infringement of us law
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by kome 2y ago
sorry but this makes no sense: if you infrange a US law, but you neither are a US resident or citizen, or you never even been there, why this law should apply to you? perhaps nz is indeed a US protectorate if it allows this
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by kome 2y ago
why should one jurisdiction be above another? what even is the jurisdiction of the internet? sorry, but your answer is just out of touch
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by kome 2y ago
- oil companies pollute like crazy, but we pay for cleanup, health issues, and environmental damage. they pocket the profits. - tons of public research (medicine, tech, etc.) gets privatized. taxpayers fund it, but companies patent the resu
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by kome 2y ago
> They incur all the costs (licencing, hosting), and you collect all the revenue? So many capitalist activities work in exactly the same way: socializing the costs while privatizing the benefits. If anything, the Musi app is one of the m
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by kome 2y ago
thank you Edward Snowden
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by kome 2y ago
this is shameful. no private contract should be superior to the law.
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by kome 2y ago
"You have to give up your civil right to a jury trial" this is absolutely illegal in europe... and probably in the US as well.
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by kome 2y ago
lol, so what?

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