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piva00
1y ago
You go to absolute loaded language to talk about concepts that should be discussed in a more leveled language. You consider thievery just wealth redistribution but don't consider thievery the products of the exploitation of labour, for
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piva00
1y ago
American Common Law is really puzzling to me, I do understand the history of the system, trade-offs, etc. but it seems to be quite bizarre that laws can be created or dismantled just through whatever is the interpretation of the court at th
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piva00
1y ago
AI is not doing 30-50% of our work in a company of ~10k employees. It's helping with a lot of toil work that used to be annoying to do, PMs can do their own data analysis without having to pull me out of deliverable tasks to craft a SQ
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piva00
1y ago
I've been using SO since it first launched, and through time it has changed a lot already. It used to be simple to ask questions and get answers, when it grew and the huge influx of questions required moderation it was a nice smooth ch
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piva00
1y ago
Don't jump directly into the red scare through a slippery slope fallacy, it's just intellectually dishonest while being the most boring thought-terminating cliché on this type of discussion. Wanting to live in a better and more ju
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piva00
1y ago
> So being just barely above the line means that you pay, not that you get. This is the worst place to be in. Why do you think that's how it would work? That's the most simplistic way of thinking about it, instead try to apply
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1y ago
> The poorest have additional grants, so life is not that bad for them, even if they don't work. Have you ever been poor? From this statement alone I'd guess not because saying life "is not bad" when it's a const
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piva00
1y ago
Unfortunately there are lots of people on the sidelines that watch them screaming "censorship!", "persecution!", "injustice!" and fall for it. Any act against them is met with whining and fake outrage, and it w
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1y ago
> Also, the question is why would anyone want to work, if you would be given money for free even if you don't work anywhere (I mean, you're below the poverty line)? Because people want more comforts than just being barely above
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piva00
1y ago
> So they are going to re-write history to fuel some ideology, as the fossils were to be extracted anyway. There's no ideology, you have it reversed, it's always about money. The oil industry is a huge donor of funds and spend
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Rubio orders US diplomats to launch lobbying blitz against Europe's tech law
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piva00
1y ago
Quite oversized amounts of power for 2 ESP32s running, last I measured a ESP32 board I have running it would consume some 120-180mA.
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piva00
1y ago
For other currencies, sell stocks, get USD, sell USD to buy currencies appreciating over the USD. It's already happening, past 6 months USD has been losing value against EUR, CHF, GBP, even BRL and almost flat against the JPY which was
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1y ago
They can brute force their way out of it by sheer political will, the transformation to electrify China's traffic, the hyperscaling of PV production, the rollout of high-speed trains were all accomplished in timelines the USA won'
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piva00
1y ago
I don't understand this resentment you Americans have with Europe, there's plenty of technologies you depend on that have been developed by European countries and companies. Semi-conductors, advanced optics for military and scient
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1y ago
I don't understand the relationship between those, the wage to COL is not "so bad" comparatively to the majority of the rest of the world, it's a rich continent, and Western Europe is by any metric one of the richest pla
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piva00
1y ago
Wait until you hear how much people in less developed countries are paid. The outlier in the world is the USA (and perhaps Switzerland), and even in the USA if you account for cost of living it's a minority of professions that are &quo
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1y ago
> And also when "the rich" have more profit, they now want to spend that profit on things, which spawns new luxury good industries. Absurd, they spend a fraction of their wealth on luxury goods (an industry which employs very f
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1y ago
The deflection to "TDS" is rather boring, intellectually lazy and dishonest, as if any criticism of the absurdities happening in the US right now can all be distilled to "you hate Trump, your opinion is invalid". I still
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1y ago
In many non-US countries there is also a probation period before full employment rights kick in, allowing employers to fire new hires without reason, so definitely you can "kick them out if they don't fit your needs" in many
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piva00
1y ago
I sure did, and I'm still missing it since I cannot make sense of what you meant whatsoever :)
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piva00
1y ago
I'm not American, nor living in the USA, nor Anglo-Saxon, not protestant, so no, you are absolutely wrong :)
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1y ago
It's quite surprising how long it took for the paranoia and violence to become directed inwards.
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1y ago
The problem with current paywalls is that each one wants you to purchase a monthly subscription to read the article, I don't want to have a subscription for each news site I might want to read an article from. I'd like a convenien
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piva00
1y ago
Same, same. It was my main hobby since I discovered a little terminal in my dad's 80s videogame that could run BASIC, used my rudimentary 9 years old reading skills to look hard enough to the manual and figure out something about that
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1y ago
Why wouldn't they persuade no one? Just because we know how their history ended doesn't mean their beginnings can't be repeated, cycles of the same bullshit appear in history and they often rhyme with one another. Do you thin
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piva00
1y ago
Don't forget the fun with Cloudflare's CAPTCHA infinite loop if you use Firefox and adblockers/anti-tracking extensions. I sent feedback about it, through its own tool, many many times, I've tried raising this issue thro
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1y ago
> No one is questioning the existence of Bulgaria as a separate entity from turkey, when they declared independence after the Russo Turkish war. We would be if they were actively exterminating Turks living in their territory simply becau
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1y ago
It's the direct result of the political ambitions of Netanyahu, using Hamas as a wedge for Palestinians to have less power[0][1]. > According to various reports, Netanyahu made a similar point at a Likud faction meeting in early 201
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Do you consider raids by the IDF in Palestinian villages in the middle of the night[0][1], taking people away without recourse, a hostage taking situation? Because this is something done by the IDF for decades, I shared a house with a Israe
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