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by nxor 1y ago
Thank you, that helps me understand it better Oh, and as everyone has said. Only some of the developers are from the US
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by nxor 1y ago
It appears to have been started by Americans: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_(protocol) , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdocs Who perhaps chose the UK in an effort to distance themselves fro
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by nxor 1y ago
My point wasn't that we should or shouldn't have it. I just get the impression that the same people calling for privacy will be highly outraged the next time, for example, an Austin Wolf (gay porn 'star' who used Telegra
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by nxor 1y ago
Then crime will increase
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by nxor 1y ago
Funding police outweighs the benefit organized crime may get from communicating securely ?
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by nxor 1y ago
Thank you, it looks like my assumption was wrong
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by nxor 1y ago
Thank you, and I see it's registered in the UK. I think it started in the US? Well, not like it's relevant anymore. And can you answer this question: If everyone has secure chat, then won't that benefit criminal organizations
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by nxor 1y ago
Unfortunately, many people work this way: "I don't like this, therefore it's false"
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by nxor 1y ago
Somewhat related - Can someone explain this to me? France and Germany want to lessen dependence on American organizations, so they choose Matrix, also an American organization.
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by nxor 1y ago
How can you recognize optimal / suboptimal solutions if you need to use AI in the first place? As for boilerplate, I thought there were ways to automate this without AI, but I guess that makes sense to me. Not trying to sound accusator
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by nxor 1y ago
For meaningful focus our brains need uninterrupted periods. I use Brave, though I know its reputation could be better.
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by nxor 1y ago
Completely agree, and it's sad that people put their machines over relationships with other people / coworkers / focusing on those relationships.
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by nxor 1y ago
Is this not an overstatement? How does a person understand code if they write so much of it with AI?
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by nxor 1y ago
Are you American? The people who lead these cities typically live in the suburbs. DC is a great example. Chicago is a great example.
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by nxor 1y ago
Who is saying that? New York City is the largest city in the country. Of course it costs money to live there.
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by nxor 1y ago
My comment was unclear. I am American. I think I am familiar with these differences. You seem to agree with me that in light of these aspects, referring then to American company employees as stooges is exaggerated. Regarding Asia of course
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by nxor 1y ago
Or Europeans choose to work for US corporations. What am I missing? I know Europeans who only want to work for American companies.
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by nxor 1y ago
More people live in the US. What is overdominating Python?
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by nxor 1y ago
Gotta bring home that stable paycheck (not justifying it)
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by nxor 1y ago
Less youtube is my next big thing. My screen time is too high.
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by nxor 1y ago
Regarding archive.is: I use it too, but people work hard writing articles. How will they earn money if no one pays them?
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by nxor 1y ago
Bandcamp is a great site
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by nxor 1y ago
Are you terminally online? There is no need to bring up fascism, dictators, and Gestapo.
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by nxor 1y ago
Definitely. Are you in the US? Here in the suburbs things are just awful. Massive houses with 1 to 2 people, massive yards, many suburbanites grow no plants at all. It's very different from both rural neighborhoods and urban neighborho
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by nxor 1y ago
This is a great comment. And don't forget, small towns can be walkable too. Old small towns anyway. So it's not just cities that are dense, rather it's modern suburbs aren't dense. But how will we ever solve this when pe
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by nxor 1y ago
Here in the US, urban sprawl is still the norm, and attempts to criticize it seem to be outweighed by "but more houses -> more money" :(
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by nxor 1y ago
I agree with the first sentence, but not the rest: even 4 days of work and 3 days of weekend means I am still around work friends more than I am around outside-of-work friends. I'm also wondering if a 4 day work week would only then ma
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by nxor 1y ago
Looks like you've had a bit too much to think!
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by nxor 1y ago
> better read if you care about learning It depends on the material > trust me bro For what it's worth, we all know books can be this way too. I am just saying it can be productive to get information over video / audio, and
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by nxor 1y ago
Oh, I agree. And by the way, I speak two languages and learned the second primarily through youtube. That was difficult, and difficult topics can be covered there. Certainly reading is harder! Of course I agree with that. I still couldn&#x2

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