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lII1lIlI11ll
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5mo ago
> Wouldn't take very many at all, we've now learned these past four years (and even the past 2 months). All you need are drones, that are pennies on the dollar cheaper than trillion-dollar militaries. You make an incorrect conc
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> Do you think perhaps the totalitarian dictatorships perverted the communist aims of the proles perhaps just a little bit? Do you think perhaps there is a reason why any communist regime quickly devolves into a totalitarian dictatorship
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5mo ago
> the simplest approach is much like the simplest way to acquire alcohol or other age-restricted product as a child: Ask someone else to act as an intermediary. They can do exactly the same with other proposed solutions - ask an adult t
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5mo ago
> Having just gone through the annual KYC checks required by my bank/s I don't think this opinion stands universally. What is the "annual KYC check"? Your bank is afraid you became someone else during the year or what
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5mo ago
Did you read your own link? Quote: "Musk himself is not allowed to participate in any of the early-release provisions."
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5mo ago
Less and less though. New-ish Hollywood movies started feeling like a slop before ChatGPT was released with all their endless "Batman vs Pikachu"-likes.
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5mo ago
Firstly, "working out increases your T bro" is reddit-tier simplified. For example, if you are shredded, your testosterone (especially free testosterone due to higher SHBG) can be lower than normal. Just because someone is muscula
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5mo ago
Did you inject or smoke it in order to feel "the mental effect just 2 minutes later"? Taken orally it can only be placebo effect.
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5mo ago
The comments here are unfortunately reddit-level of (in)correctness, but if you really want to know: testosterone doesn't affect your hair in any way, what does affect it is DHT which is synthesized from testosterone by your body with
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5mo ago
Safari has had AV1 support for a long time. Absolute majority of "various browser API" that they don't support are all kinds of "Web Bluetooth"-like crap that I don't need and which only introduces attack and t
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5mo ago
So you conveniently omitted that your wife was also contributing? Is being "solid middle class" in Germany assumes to ever be able to buy your own apartment (preferably not a a 60m^2 shoe-box)?
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Does achieving "solid middle class" in Munich on 60k somehow involve inheriting an apartment from your late grandma?
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> 1500-1800 on cost of living (in Munich, the most expensive city in Germany by far) Care to clarify how you came up with that budget? Rent an apartment, pay amenities and buy groceries for 1500 EUR in Munich? Like, the one which is in B
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5mo ago
Can you provide some calculations of being able to afford anything at all for a, say, software developer earning 80k per-year in Paris, Berlin or Amsterdam and compare that to 280k in the Valley? Some of those are completely terrible (SWEs
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How does it compare to European states subsidizing ArianeGroup, in your opinion?
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> The US has always been willing to grant hefty amounts of taxpayer money to startups Care to elaborate? I was under impression that absolute majority of startups in US are fully funded by a (private) venture capital. There are (were?) s
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5mo ago
I did get promoted for working seven days work weeks. Twice, in fact.
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You would also need to ban them from employing people in other countries that allow 5 days work.
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> If you worked at Google for 12 years, it seems pretty irrational to commit this kind of crime for only $1M. Person who has been working in a single FAANG for decade+ without job-hopping could have had quite minor refreshers during thei
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UK is not a "nation state".
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Just out of curiosity, where do all those hyper-competitive 260 applicants expect to work after graduating "radiation tech program" in a community college? And how much approximately do they expect to get paid for it?
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> Should we call up women and put them in equal roles? I don't even know how you'd solve this so keen to hear any suggeations/thoughts Why the hypothetical? In Israel, for example, women often serve in equal roles during w
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> Even if you were, conscript training is not equally distributed: 24% of conscripts in 2023 were women in Sweden, 32% in 2024 in Norway. I know but OP was talking about laws specifically, not their application.
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> I've never understood the illiberal desire to treat boys and girls so differently. I'm glad I live in a country where sexism is illegal at a fundamental level -- this kind of law would be quickly struck down. Which country wo
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> attempted to brute force a jump to communism by bypassing both capitalism USSR had NEP for several years. > and socialism This is incorrect. USSR policy was to build socialism, and then, when it was declared to be successfully built
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7mo ago
"Invisible hand" doesn't force you to take VC funding. You can maintain (and many do) what VCs like to derisively call "lifestyle business". And GNU project somehow wasn't started in Soviet Union either. Editor
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How is installing uBlock Origin Lite on iPhone a big challenge? Installing it on my SO's device was quite trivial.
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No? Why would your friend's libre software enforce some secure boot or chain-of-trust validation?
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Yeah, it always surprises me when people on HN of all places who should have some modicum of critical thinking assume that, say, Bobby Kotick, Stephen Elop or a string of recent Intel's CEOs are some kind of rogue actors who just scamm
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7mo ago
Care to provide reference for your claim? AFAIK malpractice insurance for nurses is quite cheap.
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