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by neves 1y ago
I thought it was Super PAC that rigged American democracy. Now China is the more efficient economy since their companies are must obey the State.
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by neves 1y ago
My favorite Gemini feature is pasting an url with cultural events and say: add these events to my calendar. Also works with images
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by neves 1y ago
Remember that you can't have a democracy and increase the standard of living of your people and don't have USA planning a coup.
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by neves 1y ago
Why everyone hijacks alt-space? Same key for copilot
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by neves 1y ago
Wasn't it the point of Nord Stream sabotage? https://brian-whit.medium.com/nord-stream-sabotage-a-look-at...
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by neves 1y ago
You need to spend public money in this. Not just to save the banks.
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by neves 1y ago
You will need to create new organizations in a global economy.
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by neves 1y ago
Insurance will be the great lever of climate change.
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by neves 1y ago
There's just one solution: unionize. As you can see, your bosses already did.
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by neves 1y ago
In my life I've just see 2 advancements in technology that create a radical improvement in software development productivity: 1. The internet with its forums, nowadays best represented by StackOverflow. 2. LLMs coding capabilities. All
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by neves 1y ago
Here is the direct link for the breathing technique: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?unique&id=inf...
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by neves 1y ago
Nice. Did anyone made a epub of it?
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by neves 1y ago
Mariana Mazzucato has been doing a good case for it: https://www.ted.com/talks/mariana_mazzucato_government_inves...
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by neves 1y ago
The ecological and societal costs of data centers are hidden from the FAANG companies. It's very important to be well informed about it so society can regulate it. This podcast series, "Data Vampires" is really informative ab
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by neves 1y ago
As I get older, I feel I take more time to get back on track. I don't feel less intelligent, maybe more experience compensates for it. I probably make less wrong turns. But I have to be more rigid to prevent interruptions.
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by neves 1y ago
Thanks. Never heard about Criterion. I'm not in USA. These are very expensive to buy and don't have subtitles in my native language. I'm complaining that the tech to allow me to stream every movie ever produced is here, but I
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by neves 1y ago
If a movie has a Netflix label in it, it is a sure signal of a bad movie with a boring script made based on data.
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by neves 1y ago
For me worse than the can't pay is the lack of options. In the VHS time I had more good movie options than in the current streaming services. I remember when I bing watched Kurozawa or Mario Monicelli's movies. Now it's very
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by neves 1y ago
I really hate this feature in my Microsoft Surface. It try to guess when it does not need to full charge to preserve the battery. But then I can't tell it: now charge to 100% because I'll travel and need a full charge. Stupid.
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by neves 1y ago
Sure. I just want to say that your educated workforce is part of the infrastructure provided by the "evil" government.
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by neves 1y ago
Yes. Remember that in Germany you don't pay for University degrees. High education isn't just for a wealthy minority.
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by neves 1y ago
It looks like education is cheap.
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by neves 1y ago
20 years isn't a lot of time
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by neves 1y ago
It is a well Mongolian effect of Ozempic. She stopped using the drug and the problems disappeared.
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by neves 1y ago
US is a lot richer than China. GDP/PPP does not count the number of citizens.
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by neves 1y ago
USA spends more in their military than the rest of the world combined. Also the only country which used nuclear weapons of mass destruction. You must fear them.
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by neves 1y ago
Be very cautious with these miracle drug headlines. There's a strong financial incentive to highlight only the good news. My mother, a healthy and active 87-year-old, started taking Ozempic because she was overweight and her doctor was
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by neves 1y ago
Well, here in the Southern hemisphere it's winter time.
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by neves 1y ago
Nice article. Do you have any shell debugging tip not listed in the article?
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by neves 1y ago
It's also nice to work for the government. At least if you work in a functional democracy where state bureaucrats can't be fired at a dictator's whim.

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