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2y ago
Does that mean that we'll be seeing KDE powering Mercedes Benz's car infotainment system? Is this happening already?
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I think the word you're missing from my reply is "political". The US economy is very robust, but politics have never been this bad.
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Eastern Europe did get a lot of class mobility in the last 20-30 years though, this may be the case for the west.
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The US's formula for growth is incredibly politically unstable though. The rich getting richer (aka trickle down economics) is all fun and games until you have blood on the streets which is already happening in the US. The EU formula (
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2y ago
https://archive.ph/2024.04.27-080452/https://www.nytimes.com...
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3y ago
Disclaimer: I live in Berlin currently but I've never been a techno person. From what I hear from people who are, the clubs have become basically tourist traps that are unaffordable to locals and some have even been priced out of their
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3y ago
Has he ever said anything of value?
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3y ago
I wonder how this list would look if we remove Amazon and Microsoft.
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3y ago
Tourists usually can't open bank accounts, so one way of doing this is by checking the payment method's country which is what I think they already do.
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IMO the problem wasn't with how social media was implemented, it just coincided with a culture shift to being always online that the world wasn't really ready for. These alternatives are fine (I'm a fan of mastodon myself) bu
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3y ago
Improving social media is low hanging fruit? How so?
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3y ago
I got two wrong: guessed Spanish when it was Catalan and Russian when it was Ukrainian.
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3y ago
People in Niger would say that French colonialism is still alive and well https://www.politico.eu/article/france-niger-military-army-w...
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3y ago
True, but they're highlighting the NGOs calling colonialism on what the UAE is doing (admittedly a horrible regime) as if France never engaged (and probably still is) in such behavior.
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It's a bit hypocritical from Le Monde to talk about African forests as if the French haven't colonized and looted Africa for the better part of a century.
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This isn't about rising costs though, this is about the labels and shareholders being greedy and wanting an even bigger piece of the cake that is already massive. Meanwhile artists are getting paid next to nothing and now even workers
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3y ago
Something that isn't mentioned in the article is the rise of movements like antiwork. People aren't super into collaboration now because they feel robbed of their wages by their employers, being laid off when they unionize or when
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3y ago
Can someone ELI5 why advanced speaker DSP is a huge thing? I read the linked document and couldn't really figure out why this is important and why it differs from what we already have in Linux systems.
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3y ago
The answer is moderation, HN has some really experienced mods.
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YouTube's Adblock detection might break the law in the EU
(youtube.com)
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Vimeo requires users to be logged in to watch even a single video, pretty lame.
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3y ago
Is this service going to be available outside of the US? I couldn't find any information on that in the press release.
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Apple Releases iOS 17.1
(macrumors.com)
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I played the Berlin version of this before it was taken down and I got 57.8%
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China raids iPhone maker Foxconn as founder runs to be Taiwan president
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Google's software rarely makes it beyond 5 years though
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There's a ticket app that takes the guesswork out of buying a ticket in Berlin https://www.bvg.de/en/subscriptions-and-tickets/all-apps/tic...
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As a man, I'm personally glad suits went out of style. Completely impractical for the world of today and absolutely punishes certain body shapes.
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What prevents companies from bribing the next guy though? It worked well enough the first time and the funds are already in the budget for this.
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Regulatory capture prevents regulators from doing their jobs, and I'm not sure any amount of regulator blaming will change that. Naming and shaming companies, however, can make them change their strategy.
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