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by piva00 1y ago
> There's also the idea that you have legislation to protect workers (minimum wage, 40 hour week) Just an addendum that most Nordic countries don't have that, those are set on collective agreements between employers and employe
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by piva00 1y ago
Gosh, so much of your time wasted to defend a man who doesn't know who you are, and even if he knew wouldn't care a single bit about your existence... Fanboyism is really, really weird.
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by piva00 1y ago
> Forget the health effects and whatnot, but are people not bothered by cooking smells pervading the house? Being very honest, no, not really. From all the issues I can encounter in a house the smell of a meal cooking is not one of them.
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by piva00 1y ago
NPR is losing public trust because there's a concerted effort to make the American public distrust any kind of news media. You are just a victim of that, it's unfortunate because given your comment history it will be really hard f
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by piva00 1y ago
You are absolutely right! Take your medal, and go back to play with the other kiddos.
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by piva00 1y ago
Show the receipts.
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by piva00 1y ago
Didn't expect to see the USA employing press censors in my lifetime but here we are. In Brazil during the dictatorship it was common for newspapers to print cooking recipes in place of censored articles, now I'm waiting to see if
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by piva00 1y ago
6 minutes before this comment you proclaimed yourself a Tesla fanboy, admitted the door handles are unsafe, and now you are trying to deflect the criticism to point out the EuroNCAP results? Would the EuroNCAP stat help you in any way if yo
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by piva00 1y ago
> I actually don't find it hard to sacrifice the recreational photography of strangers, but I do have a hard time balancing it with the need to photograph crime and government entities overstepping their authorities. We would not on
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by piva00 1y ago
Use OpenJDK (or similar) and you are free from any Oracle shenanigans.
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by piva00 1y ago
The only facts we know are: Mormon Christian, terminally online, left some memes in casings. Considering the facts we can't know anything, the messaging is coming from both sides based on their own agendas. The remaining fact is: Trump
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by piva00 1y ago
I suspect you haven't heard that Gaza is under a blockade for decades?
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by piva00 1y ago
Not only governments, all of surveillance capitalism is based on that, not only through your pictures being analysed but across all of your behaviour they can gather and trace back to you online.
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by piva00 1y ago
It shouldn't, you wouldn't be able to photograph candid moments in public of your own family/group of friends if anyone's else face showed up in the picture, that's not a world I want to live in. It would also compl
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by piva00 1y ago
Sweden is also a wealthy country, even more here in Stockholm, people can lease cars for cheap, can buy scooters, etc., and public transport is still great: clean, reliable, covers a huge area since it's very sprawlwd, with almost no d
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by piva00 1y ago
> You frequently hear from travelers "Americans are the nicest folks you'll meet" It's fake niceness, it's the American way of being "polite", most times I interact with Americans it's pretty clear
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by piva00 1y ago
I don't think it has anything to do with free speech laws, it's simply civics and the lack of it in American society due to a multitude of factors. American society doesn't understand collectivism in any level, your country h
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by piva00 1y ago
> They have largeish indoor markets that are more like a mini mall of individual shops like a butcher, produce, baker, cheese, even restaurants and bars. It's very common all over Europe, they are simply called "markets".
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by piva00 1y ago
I really don't understand what you are trying to say, nor how it matters at all to the conversation we were having prior... You do not understand, don't want to understand but really enjoy posturing. Good luck with that.
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by piva00 1y ago
You don't seem to understand the inevitable, and absurdly wasteful game of whack-a-mole this kind of action becomes... Look at the size of the oceans around the USA, look at the amount of water around Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, all
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by piva00 1y ago
That fent walker will still exist, supplied by someone else/some other network. I don't think you understand how vast and resilient the network of drug logistics is. Killing people with missiles is the least efficient usage of you
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by piva00 1y ago
Yet it's not spending some millions USD from your tax money to explode a few boats that will make any difference. I feel there are quite a few types lower than drug pushers, rapists being one of those. You probably disagree.
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by piva00 1y ago
> Here's what it sounds like to an idiot off the street like me Idiots on the streets are usually one of the main weaknesses of democracy. The idiots under a democratic society should be seen as what they are: a threat which the onl
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by piva00 1y ago
Off-topic: have you enjoyed "The Disappearance of Rituals"? I went on a binge of Byung-Chul Han last year, reading "The Crisis of Narration", "In The Swarm", "Psychopolitics", and "The Burnout So
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by piva00 1y ago
The same way as the ID.3, ID.4, etc. are said: Eye Dee Three, Eye Dee Four, Eye Dee Polo.
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by piva00 1y ago
The logistics of the illegal drugs market is very resilient, sinking one boat will do nothing to stop new zombies and ODs, lol... It's so resilient that even with all the disruptions caused by the War On Drugs drug prices are mostly st
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by piva00 1y ago
I don't think DTS shows any teams' operations stuff at all, it's focused on personalities and exaggerated drama between them. You don't see almost any factory footage, logistics, R&D, etc., when there's factory
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by piva00 1y ago
Lol, your kind of comment was also common in 2006-2007 when warnings about a housing bubble were brewing, no one can time it but the signs are always there in retrospect.
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by piva00 1y ago
Very much the same for me. I use some LLMs to do small tasks at work where I know they can be useful, it's about 5-10% of my coding work which itself is about 20% of my time. Outside of work though it's been great to have LLMs to
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by piva00 1y ago
That's just an example of surfing on the incestuous hype, they created a vibe-coded tool that was bought by Wix to help vibe-code other stuff. Is there any example of successful companies created mostly/entirely by "vibe codi

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