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4y ago
If this was in Bavaria I would have called the police if I saw someone eating a fresh pretzel with Nutella. I jest, this was a succinctly nice post to read about something that I take for granted all my life. There is a certain warmth and f
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Interesting point, this is why I love these discussions so first of all thank you. When we strip away all of these aspects from 'the magic' it gets really interesting to think about what's left. And this is always where it be
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And as a German I get really infuriated about von der Leyen torpedoing these efforts over a personal vendetta, like the conservative she is: https://www.euractiv.com/section/agriculture-food/news/wolf-... &
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I subjectively disagree from observation. Change in viewpoints, lifestyle or behavior become exceedingly rare the older people get. Also, the youth is always incapable, stupid and wrong. It's so much of a phenomenon that I wouldn'
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This wisdom was already the topic of cartoons, books and movies 30+ years ago. If you attach 'Elon Musk' to a quote it immediately becomes relevant to some gullible people, it's truly amazing. To add some good mood, I stole a
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There are definitely reasons to fear the reaper. When we go return to where we came from before our birth it simply means the absence of consciousness. In this universe, you can either be conscious or not. There is something mysterious and
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They absolutely do. I have friends working as private sector IT consultants with federal agencies as one of their clients. These projects lock them into idiotic bureaucratic processes and extensive internal politics (more than in private se
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Yea, it's uncanney valley, sure. For now. With Stable Diffusion and similar generative systems we have seen a leap in generative art/media, partially with significant improvements within a few months. What makes you think this was
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4y ago
What about malicious entities that will simply not do this and publish ChatGPT without any such safety measures? It's happening with Stable Diffusion. The tech-cat is absolutely out of the box now.
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The real person ID will make the "real person" liable to whatever the bot says and does though. I know US Americans have a bit more relaxed setups when it comes to free speech but that doesn't absolve anyone of actual consequ
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> I am in the peak of my career as a software engineer at 35, as many Millenials I've grown during the best years of it In the past, it must have been 2003-2008, I was sharing self-drawn comics and ideas how to improve on them with
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4y ago
Maybe reduce the other 99% of sodium intake so a single Beyond Meat burger wont push you over the edge...
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The number of vegetarians/vegans in Germany is strongly increasing [1]. The reasons vary and range from the horrific and inexcusable environmental impact of mass meat production to simple ethics. I personally have been convinced by my
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The issue is that 60%+ of all crops are for animal feed.
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Environmental impact has been mentioned a few times but personally (!) I have reduced (not yet eliminated) my meat consumption mostly due to the fact that my short term unnecessary enjoyment is not justified in the face of the insane cruelt
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4y ago
The same concern can be voiced for 16 or 20 year old women and men. All of them can be abducted with ease by 2+ trained people. Should they also be accompanied by their moms at all times? The cop just demosntrated himself that he isnt doing
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4y ago
The things you can accomplish when education, science and curiosity are valued over theology... the Enlightment was truly an enormous age.
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Yes, but Europe chose to ignore the 2014 invasion to keep the cheap fossil fuels running and to prevent any major escalation with a nuclear power over a mere peninsula. The hope also was 'Handel durch Wandel' - 'Change throug
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4y ago
That subreddit strayed pretty far from parody very early in its lifetime.
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The decisions are seemingly rooted in Elon's personal insecurity more than in actual consistent policy that people can get accustomed to if they choose. After all, Elon was just projecting when he complained about accounts getting unju
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4y ago
Just saw that OPs linked website is the source for (some of) the data displayed there. Really cool.
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> thought-gestapo As a German, I actually take offense to this kind of expression. You apparently have NO IDEA what Gestapo really was if you think banning gaslighting assholes for hate speech is in any way comparable or even remotely in
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> one-off anecdotes like this on a regular basis That's an oxymoron if I've ever seen one...
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There are definitely some cities that would just look the same after a series of nuclear strikes.
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4y ago
Nothing but I don't believe in the Peter principle anymore after reading about its cousin, the Gervais principle. https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
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4y ago
With brand new IRIS-T deployed near Kyiv good luck flying any hostile military plane over that city ever again. That's probably also why they move to Iranian kamikaze drones.
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By now, I think you can safely drop the assumption that we are dealing with a rational actor. Also those around Putin have been put into place for decades. He's been scheming at least since his KGB job in East Germany (GDR) where he is
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While it has low capacity and was "replaced" with other ways to cross the Elbe, it still helps ease traffic across the river, other roads and bridges are often very packed or even blocked (often WW2 bomb defusals). I have lived bo
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Glad you enjoyed it this much. I live in Hamburg and haven't gone there as often as one probably should. It's a really fascinating place.
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> climate crazed people You obviously have an agenda. None of these groups blame "trains".
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