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by pelasaco 3y ago
Around 20 million people are feed by their agriculture. I think it's fair that a country and not EU decides if they want to have local agriculture or not.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Every city has replaced old housing with new over time. Should there still be straw huts on the Seine? Where? I remember staying in a 19 century house in Utrecht, which still there... I lived in Germany until some years ago in a 1910 b
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> It seems like there should be an opportunity to replace a lot of these with something like the 4-5 story buildings you see in Paris, for instance You know what "replace a lot of" means right? Concretely, you are saying that p
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I'm originally American and if there were large groups of people moving here from Texas, not learning Dutch, and bringing Texan values I'd be pretty worried. Sure just replace the rowhouses with skyscrapers and burn the cars
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Imagine the indigenous Germans demanding their land in the actual BRD...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Facts and Accuracy matters. > PVV proposes to stop all immigration The PVV proposes a "freeze on asylum" and "a generally more restrictive immigration policy".
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Again this regulation comes from the EU so NL can't just change it I agree with you, even worse is when some mayor candidate comes with that and we all know that in the city level, youhave almost no change to influence such decisi
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I'm not from the Netherlands, but Geert Wilders' biography on Wikipedia suggests he has a more diverse background and life story compared to many German politicians, which is intriguing and seems at odds with media portrayals. How
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Top European salary would be a third of that.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> CEO is making about as much as a principal Google engineer From a company living from donations... It is illusion (probably a California thing), to think that you are going to compete salary wise with FAANG. The time will tell (well th
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Yes, so what's the problem? What is the problem of managers of a non-profit company earning around 700k/year and the company is writing blog posts complaining that the the company operation is too expensive? I think if you re
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I often saw privacy advocates argue against Google proposals in ways that were net harmful to users. I experienced it the beginning of the Corona pandemics, where I demo'ed some workflows and documented some step by step guide to
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0x90n/InfoSec: Deals for InfoSec related software/tools this Black Friday(github.com)
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Atari VCS Base – Atari(atari.com)
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> If they didn’t fire him, Altman will just continue to run hog wild over their charter. In that sense they lose either way. The story would be much more interesting if actually AI had fired him.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> they are notoriously overrun but low education bracket people The poster was already pretty educated in his comment. Let's say that after every summer the right wing party in Germany is earning new voters...
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Fr0gger/Awesome-GPT-Agents: A curated list of GPT agents for cybersecurity(github.com)
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Dependabot auto-triage rules support CVE IDs and GHSA IDs – The GitHub Blog(github.blog)
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> So all the programmers who work there should live on thin air? We are talking about C*, Engineer Manager, getting almost 700k/year. Not developers.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Signal is competing with for profit companies for talented engineers and their > talented leaders. In Bay Area? I'm quite sure you get great people all around the World, or in USA, by much less.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I'm kind of happy to don't see Moxie with such rockstar salary as for instance the CTO one..
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by pelasaco 3y ago
"We estimate that by 2025, Signal will require approximately $50 million dollars a year to operate—and this is very lean compared to other popular messaging apps that don’t respect your privacy." Kind of Exaggeration to say that t
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I do not see any excess here. You need to pay to compete. What you mean with pay to compete ? The goal of Signal to exist is to offer a privacy oriented chat app. Non-profit companies serve a propose, and people not aligned with that,
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Technology Radar – An opinionated guide to today's technology landscape(thoughtworks.com)
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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Learn Mathematics from Start to Finish (2nd Edition) [video](youtube.com)
17 points by pelasaco 3y ago|4 comments
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Classical Math Books by the Greatest Mathematicians in History – Abakcus(abakcus.com)
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by pelasaco 3y ago
don't say it loud, otherwise people will try to glue themselves on your TV
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by pelasaco 3y ago
El Niño effect? https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/feb/21/stronger...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I don't think that's true, but watching the presentation, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyPcXWIB990 specially the last part, where the researcher explains why he wasn't paid by the bounty, sounds like they
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I had always exchange on-prem running behind a postfix or qmail. You block all the internet traffic from your exchange and to your exchange. Thats network security 101, regardless of the company size.

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