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by pas 2y ago
This is a pretty short, but significant list. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_foreign_adversar... It's censorship and also import controls and also turning off one propaganda faucet. > On December 6
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by pas 2y ago
I think the useful model for this is that currently there's a competition between the naval powers and the land powers, which is rapidly heating up. (Due to the last decades of very high rate of economic growth of China.) https:/
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by pas 2y ago
Ukraine and Russia also continues to trade gas. Countries pay Gazprom and Ukraine charges Gazprom for transit. Life is not black and white. See also https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/manufacturing-is-a-war-now/
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by pas 2y ago
Okay, but what kind of voting system can capture this well (and what does it mean)? We don't know how people would have voted in this hypothetical. (Likely there would be a lot more parties, which generally is good.) Also C+R could hav
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by pas 2y ago
are there term limits for these seats?
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by pas 2y ago
how is it not popular support? or your point is that plurality is not enough? or that in a different voting system (alternate voting, ranked choice, etc..) the winner would be completely different?
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by pas 2y ago
Do you make money from those? Are they created in some relatively cross-platformish way?
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by pas 2y ago
And then your Juris R. Genius gets a new case about two Red Socks fans getting into a fight and without missing a beat starts blabbering about how overdosing on too much red pigments from the undergarments caused their rage!
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by pas 2y ago
And context matters. Folks with this or that kidney problems can die from basically nothing while the median bloke doesn't even notice that their piss is a tad darker.
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by pas 2y ago
you need context for the dry statutes sure, you download all the legal arguments, and hope that putting all this on top of a general LLM which has enough context to deal with usual human, American, contemporary stuff the argument is that it
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by pas 2y ago
these are very un-HN times
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by pas 2y ago
moving to Asahi Linux seems like an option eventually
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by pas 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_United_States_infant_form... protectionism (high tariffs) market concentration (ie. suppliers dropping out of the market due to a government program favoring/subsidizing some man
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by pas 2y ago
the US and EU could do a mutual acceptance of each others drug marketing authorizations. but it's messy, so there's no political will. USA first anyway. (and the pharma industry probably likes it this way.) and even then ... the i
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by pas 2y ago
Cause with some probability, right? What's the increase in relative and absolute risk? (+ dose?)
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by pas 2y ago
I read about Signal's double-trouble tactics, but I haven't heard about Apple's. Ah, okay for iMessage, something called PQ3[1], hm, it uses Kyber. And it's also a hybrid scheme, combining ECC. And a lot of peer review.
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by pas 2y ago
Well. Yes, but currently there are no well tested (ie. recommended by the ITsec community) post-quantum cryptosystems as far as I understand. https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/61596 But ... AES is believed to be quant
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by pas 2y ago
it can be more profund and still fuck up all the time! And yes, the completely blind zealous worship by these parasite outlets is even worse than the absolutely uncritical copy-pasting of AI output that some people post on forums.
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by pas 2y ago
wherever each community puts them?
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by pas 2y ago
If there would be a market for better urban zoning (instead of the mandatory bribing "attempts" of various officials) housing could be built much much more efficiently. (It's a tragedy that most housing constructions are basi
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by pas 2y ago
Cost of housing is rising in places where there's barely any immigration. (Yes, in places where there are more influx of people with money to a place - migrants from abroad, migrants from the next town, or in some lucky places we eve
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by pas 2y ago
Of course they do. And then usually said miners then elect pro-this and pro-that folks that mostly turn out to be pro-fuck-you-miners.
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by pas 2y ago
Propaganda is very effective when there's some kernel of truth behind it. For this trade deficit question the important context is that some trade partners artificially devalue their currency (relative to the USD) to maintain strong ex
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by pas 2y ago
These are usually based on surveys not just the numbers summed up from whatever unemployment offices. Assigning such intent to a huge bureaucracy is going to lead you to strange and mostly incorrect conclusions.
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by pas 2y ago
"processed foods" are just tastier is also consistent with the data, no?
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by pas 2y ago
Yes. GDP tries to measure "production", it's just easier to add up various types of spending, investment, etc. But if the service has been consumed then it was - by definition - produced, or in this case the service was rende
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by pas 2y ago
How can you think you're breaking a law that does not apply to you? > They arent insane, just very incorrectly educated. Well, they can be both. The test of insanity is to see what happens as they are faced with the usual adversity
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by pas 2y ago
By what definition of intelligence? :) It seems like a waste of time at best. But have any sovereign citizen got what they wanted at the end of any kind of proceeding? It seems like a very bad strategy to solve their own selfish problems. (
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by pas 2y ago
I still have the postcard from Japan from the legal proceedings! There's a ton of things I could regret. BTC price going up makes the counterfactual very easy to imagine in rough outlines, and thus more and more appealing. But that&#x2
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by pas 2y ago
GDP is C + G + ... and the C is personal consumption, so I guess if you pay 100 USD that's what gets added, and the premiums (and whatever your employer pays for you)

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