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by lawn 2y ago
And what do you think this says about the average Russian? Remember that wealth distribution in Russia is extremely skewed and many people don't even have access to luxury such as an indoor toilet (roughly 1/4th of the population)
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by lawn 2y ago
> I don't know how things are in Europe, and hope I never have to find out In Sweden at least this level of insanity is only heard about as anecdotes online...
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by lawn 2y ago
There's a similar phenomena with how Russians view Ukraine. "Who allowed them to live so well?".
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Let's Build a Voron 0(jonashietala.se)
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by lawn 2y ago
The drop is inevitable either way.
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by lawn 2y ago
Invading Canada may cause a civil war yo erupt in the US, or at least it might be one of the outcomes with the highest chance of success.
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by lawn 2y ago
Running something complex at home to learn is definitely a good idea.
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by lawn 2y ago
Are people still touring the "ultimate free speech" narrative, or have we moved on to the next talking point?
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by lawn 2y ago
BYD had delivered on their promises while Elon and Tesla have a very long list of broken promises behind them.
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by lawn 2y ago
Because they don't admit to it publicly.
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by lawn 2y ago
The secret isn't that they have the capability to block, it's that they used it.
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by lawn 2y ago
It's an open secret that the US blocked Sweden from sending Gripen to Ukraine (because Gripen depends on parts from the US). Many countries are now reevaluating their US dependence and I'm sure it's a very high priority throu
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by lawn 2y ago
Everything that can be connected in a negative way to the current government gets flagged, so this will probably get flagged soon too.
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by lawn 2y ago
Volkswagen, Kia, and Hyondai all produce electric cars that are way more competitive than Teslas.
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by lawn 2y ago
Tesla is also infamous for bad customer service and poor quality control though. Impressive as the rise of Tesla and the Chinese cars are, this is a strong point for why more traditional car makers may catch up in the future.
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by lawn 2y ago
The hardware seems pretty good. The software has taken a nosedive though and Android has overtaken iPhone in many (most?) aspects.
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by lawn 2y ago
To be fair, Tesla is also producing actual drivable cars. (Maybe that's why it's surprising that it's declining so soon.)
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by lawn 2y ago
What's honest about your question that implies it's "far left astroturfing"?
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by lawn 2y ago
Aged like sour milk.
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by lawn 2y ago
> I haven't seen a single Neovim feature that actually helps me get work done more efficiently than how I already do it with Vim. I feel that Neovims implementation of LSP and Treesitter is better than in Vim, and Lua is a magnitude
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by lawn 2y ago
Even if they do, they've broken practically all agreements they've entered. I'm sure they'll break it and lie about it and yell that Ukraine broke it first. Should be fairly easy for the west to verify though.
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by lawn 2y ago
I'm more worried about the missiles and bombs that Russia has been launching against civilians since the war started, including schools, emergency respondents, and hospitals than drones killing active war participants.
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by lawn 2y ago
Don't forget designing the Cybertruck and nixing a cheap car in favor of robotaxis.
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by lawn 2y ago
He inherited billions and still manages to go bankrupt 6 times. The Apprentice was the OG reality distortion field and it's crazy people have trouble seeing through it all.
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by lawn 2y ago
I constantly have way more than that open. On mobile it's also over 100 tabs.
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by lawn 2y ago
Those who "like Musk" usually cannot come up with any proof that he's exposing government fraud or saving the government money, and instead are simply repeating talking points they've come across.
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by lawn 2y ago
I'm currently in a big fantasy phase so what I've done is search for "best fantasy series", "most underrated fantasy series", gone through r/fantasy, and "books similar to X" type of searches. I&
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by lawn 2y ago
Kagi has much better results in my experience.
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by lawn 2y ago
I'll chime in that Kagi has been an incredible improvement over Google and DuckDuckGo search wise. I'm glad that we're seeing more alternatives in the web browser space and Orion being a paid option is believe it or not a sel
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by lawn 2y ago
It's also common to think that you should only read non-fiction and that fiction is a waste of time, but I absolutely don't agree. Fiction is amazing and it'll help your reasoning, creativity, helps give perspective on things

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