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by piva00 1y ago
Got it, you are just an ignorant bigot. Quick edit: looks like I really wasn't wrong about you being an ignorant bigot, just for the sake of others wanting to interact with you, a quote: > There are literally tens of millions of for
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by piva00 1y ago
It is also the same people, criticising the USA for the bullshit they do, and the EU for the bullshit they do. Not sure why it needs to be camp X vs camp Y, the same people can criticise both...
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by piva00 1y ago
You lost me, I don't know what you are trying to infer, can you be clearer?
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by piva00 1y ago
Import companies are part of many supply chains in the USA, that's what the push for globalisation by the USA since the 1990s created. In a sense it is almost "all", most products Americans consume depend on imported inputs.
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by piva00 1y ago
Still plenty rich in comparison to the rest of the world while providing richer lives to common people than most places in the USA can provide to their citizens. Leaning on GDP as this all-encompassing metric is rather absurd, GDP was adopt
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by piva00 1y ago
> As such, the argument is not relevant, unless you believe that ethnicity has no correlation to country What ethnicity do you think Americans are?
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by piva00 1y ago
And Jared Kushner's firm is mainly funded by the Saudis as well. So it's even more the Saudis (+ Kushner), and a private equity.
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by piva00 1y ago
I'd expect a Scandinavian airline to be prepared for bad weather; rain, fog, and snow are completely common occurrences in all major Nordic airports, can't see why nor how SAS would be able to operate without pilots being well-tra
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by piva00 1y ago
Ethereum did the change, Bitcoin is stuck with the current mining of small blocks due to politics, it could've moved to bigger block sizes many years ago but the miners blocked the move since it would be less profitable. So Bitcoin is
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by piva00 1y ago
SAS planes are equipped with ILS though.
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by piva00 1y ago
Empty threats to pressure the EU. Usual corporate policy to collude against regulations even as competitors. Let's see if they walk the walk, I highly doubt it. It makes it even funnier to see those two, with some of the highest margin
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by piva00 1y ago
A browser, gacha-esque games with microtransactions to get kids addicted and spending, gambling and betting apps... Think of the children though, they can't see boobs.
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by piva00 1y ago
> By almost any metric, life in western society is better than ever, you cannot say now times are not good. Is there a metric for community-oriented participation? It touches exactly on your point, people aren't doing communal thing
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by piva00 1y ago
That's just semantics, for all intents and purposes the monopoly on violence is exactly that: the monopoly on the legitimisation of violence, only the state allows violence, you can only perform a violent act under the provisions the s
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by piva00 1y ago
As far as I know about decks for language learning, you should be building your own. Pre-built decks don't work so well exactly because you don't spend the time to create the links that work for you personally, I know a few people
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by piva00 1y ago
For me it's much the opposite, I even use an extension on iOS Safari to redirect "www.reddit.com" to "old.reddit.com".
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by piva00 1y ago
> Damning indictment on the Biden administration. Biden acted in clear violation of the First Amendment. It is, all the while you are still defending Trump around even though there are even clearer First Amendment violations happening r
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by piva00 1y ago
> What do we need? Real guidance. That comes from honesty about constraints, the times when your "strategy" was actually just making the best of what you had. It demands admitting that many successful decisions weren't vis
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by piva00 1y ago
Hilarious how true this can be, at some point I worked at a place that had three different competing setups for data workflows, with completely different stacks in all the possible ways: different programming languages, data stores, pipelin
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by piva00 1y ago
> violence on that day, but a small bunch of unorganised Trump supporters entered the Capitol during a protest. One person was tragically killed (a Trump supporter). The political transition happened. Why are you ignoring that Trump rile
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by piva00 1y ago
I was about to comment the same, 2k FPS means a maximum shutter speed of 1/2000, you need a lot of light to capture an image this quickly, in low light conditions it's simply impossible to capture enough light even if using very
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by piva00 1y ago
> These things I named correlate to better outcomes, we have nothing that indicates that not doing these things generate similar favourable outcomes Exactly, they correlate but there's nothing saying that just because traditionally
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by piva00 1y ago
I don't think you understood my comment, I will spell it out: data by itself just quantifies, doesn't qualify. It doesn't qualify why marrying before having children is better, it just states that, for some reason, the outcom
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by piva00 1y ago
That's the curse of wisdom, in your 60s you can tell it's advice that you in your 30s should've taken but probably in your 30s you wouldn't have had the experiences that would make them be seen as good advice at the time
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by piva00 1y ago
Those are just statistics describing what happens, not why it happens. Why does having children before getting married creates worse outcomes? Can individuals or society do something about the qualitative aspect of it? Quantifying something
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by piva00 1y ago
That isn't a problem at all for most Western/Northern European cities though, without naming it makes it quite hard to judge if it was sensible advice or anxiety. In Sweden I wouldn't think twice either...
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by piva00 1y ago
> The computer is allowed to make mistakes that a human wouldn't, if in reverse the computer makes a lot less mistakes in situations where humans would. This subverts all of the accumulated experience of other users on the road abou
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by piva00 1y ago
So why don't you recognise the actual people doing the work that advances humanity in research and development instead of Musk?
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by piva00 1y ago
> What else are you capable of? How much can you be stirred up. What are you talking about? > And everything I say to someone like you is useless. I’m a ____ or a just a ____. So why don't you try to say before implying something
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by piva00 1y ago
Supporting far-right movements in the UK, Germany, etc. is a very good reason to not trust anything related to information coming from him. Edit: it's funny how factual statements like this attract downvotes these days on HN, the Overt

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