navane

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by navane 1y ago
What I'm missing is that as one by one middle eastern countries are stomped to the curb, finding a balance between the countries gets harder. The more functional countries there are, the more room for negotiation, realignment, factions
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by navane 1y ago
A downside could be that 2 years from now the effect has rippled away (the shock and awe of paying for it is gone), and everyone sits in the same traffic but pays more money for it.
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by navane 1y ago
What democracy lol, didn't need AI for that.
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by navane 1y ago
Is minecraft a social medium? Are "stick finger here" messages in dark souls social media? They also fall under your "definition". The key factor is that a third party has an algorithm that decides what you gets on your
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by navane 1y ago
AGI will invent a time machine which will get us to the past where we didnt burn up the oil yet, infinite oil!
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by navane 1y ago
What about the times you didn't get a coherent answer and you gave up and looked elsewhere?
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by navane 1y ago
Meanwhile your examples for happy working are all billionaires who do w/e tf they want, and your example of sad non working are disabled people.
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by navane 1y ago
"It's difficult to take pride in work done for an employee that you aren't proud of, or actively dislike." I feel that doing my job well just leads to more externalities, more twigs on the fire that consumes the earth.
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by navane 1y ago
Usage tax is impopulaire because usage taxes are regressive. Joe driving to work spends a larger fraction of his income on fuel and thus fuel tax than his rich counterpart. This is true for all "let the consumer/poluter pay"
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by navane 1y ago
I always wanted to tackle this use case with receipt printers, those thermal narrow paper rol ones. But those things are freaking expensive!
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by navane 1y ago
that's a movie i want to see
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by navane 1y ago
70k / 25$/hr / 40hr/week = 70 weeks of fulltime labor
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by navane 1y ago
The economy seems to be working still (numbers go up), because its a full on war-economy. You eat your country from the inside out, everything you produce explodes, and there's no way to transition out of it except by winning the war.
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by navane 1y ago
I agree with you now, but I also remember everyone, all kinds of experts, saying Putin is just postering. I think it's important to remember that. It is important to note when things are not normal. Putin actually invading Ukraine was
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by navane 1y ago
It's not premature if your crafting an office product in 2025 which sits in a direct line of 30 years of the same word processor.
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by navane 1y ago
They stopped talking about it. They dropped the issue from their list. In my country they went to covid masks, siding with Russia in Ukraine (one of our ministers literally called zelensky a dictator) and now back to border controls I belie
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by navane 1y ago
Yeah the EU is totally to the UK like Israël is to the Palestians or Turkey to the Kurds. The EU put a wall around the UK and is slowly colonizing the area.
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by navane 1y ago
No, except every countries eu-exit party. Every europeen country has a ~20% block of people who want the ratatouille of leaving EU, no immigrants, etc. Luckily countries with a multi party democracy evade being hijacked by them so far. To t
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by navane 1y ago
I'm not in England but in mainland Europe and yes, I don't know a single person who sees Brexit benefiting the Brits. It was all lies and pandering for politicians benefits.
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by navane 1y ago
The Italian socialist opposed joining ww1. The nationalists wanted to join, and the Italians joined, on the British and French side. They fought so bad that the British had to send troops to the new Austrian - Italian front, effectively wea
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by navane 1y ago
They are going there, but they have to build it first, here among us.
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by navane 2y ago
It's like analyzing music by looking at the amplitude of the sound wave instead of the frequency. Music is all about the changes.
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by navane 2y ago
Luckily the current Microsoft screen snip utility is so buggy I often have to screen shot my edited screen shots anyway to get it to my clipboard.
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by navane 2y ago
Because how would you monetize this? Because would google or apple make a product that talks to telegram? Or anything with an open ecosystem? All the big guys are trying to do is suck the eggs out of their geese faster.
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by navane 2y ago
"some mechanism to not reode existing equity" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. 65% of the households are homeowners, who financially might easily be convinced they have nothing to gain and much to loose by building more housi
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by navane 2y ago
How long before we die out with a fertility rating of 1.0? 30 generations? That's a thousand years. Surely something will pop up in the mean time.
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by navane 2y ago
Or people who's minds are swirving more and more use weed as a guard rail which eventually can't contain the ever growing mental swings.
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by navane 2y ago
Hunting and fishing are one of those hobbies that don't work anymore if everyone wants to do it. There's not enough room. There's something in here about how low density people don't share values with high density people
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by navane 2y ago
Accused of planning to violate your visa in the future, how do you even defend yourself against that accusation? "She's thinking about doing something bad in the future"
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by navane 2y ago
To forge the cult -- the more outside hate the more inside cohesion.

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