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by ragazzina 11mo ago
Do you trust the result of your Google searches?
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
The turkey story predates Nassim Taleb books by decades.
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
What did you learn in school that was actually fake?
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
Reading this comment, one would think Apple devices are very power efficient at the cost of running little in the background. In my experience, iOS has terrible battery life in the default mode, which is background app refresh enabled, and
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
I do have no idea what you are doing.
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
This is outrageous.
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
Americans protest by writing witty signs and taking pictures for the ‘gram. No wonder they never work.
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by ragazzina 11mo ago
What is your main source of information about Iran?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> There's also a very big difference between "Engine failure: something has damaged or jammed enough components that the turbines are no longer spinning fast enough to produce thrust or drive the generators" and "Engi
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by ragazzina 1y ago
>From all the world's companies worth over 100B$ there's only one European company - SAP Would you rather have an economy of SAPs or an economy of Teslas?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
>someone who just wants to get by in life and is content "It’s the reductionist approach to life: if you keep it small, you’ll keep it under control. If you don’t make any noise, the bogeyman won’t find you. But it’s all an illusion
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by ragazzina 1y ago
>I am an editor on Wikipedia and my own informative useful edits to some important topics on my country have been rejected This sounds really interesting, can you provide an example?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Honestly it does not sound that far from reality. I guess the parent is referencing this kind of study: > The overall average cost to own and operate a new car in 2025 is $11,577 (decrease of $719 from 2024). https://newsroom.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Go to Google Maps, drop the StreeView person anywhere in the US 10 times and count how many times you find yourself in a place where you would be happy to be walking right now. Try and look for sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. It's
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Because the NYT readers value simplicity more than authenticity.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Can you teach me how to do that? Every single Google result (and my own experience) say you can't.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Spaced Repetition Software.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> Just dock your iPad in the office The fact that you can't turn off the iPad screen while it's docked drives me crazy.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> Today American leadership is once again being challenged by an authoritarian regime. It’s strange to oppose the two concepts, as if American leadership weren’t itself an authoritarian regime.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Why shouldn't you? You learn 3 new characters a day with no effort whatsoever via SRS and pass the HSK1 in 2 months. If you like it, you keep on studying and improving, if you don't like it, at least you will be able to greet the
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by ragazzina 1y ago
"The full jhator procedure (as described below) is elaborate and expensive. Those who cannot afford it simply place their deceased on a high rock where the body decomposes or is eaten by birds and other animals." https:/&#x2
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by ragazzina 1y ago
So this person is at the top of the social hierarchy, dresses, eats, lives better than everybody else, then their child dies and they shrug and throw the body away in a common grave?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> Germany lost ~10% of it's population in WW2. 75% of those were military deaths, 25% civilian deaths. In Gaza the numbers are switched.
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by ragazzina 1y ago
In your opinion, is there a neutral organization in the world that could define whether the legal definition of genocide is being met or not?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> while you may have some rights on paper, they have been made excruciatingly difficult to pursue Are you in the US? In the EU there are many websites that help you get a cancellation/delay refund, they require little more than your
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> saying things that people have been (incorrectly) claiming In your opinion, is there a neutral organization in the world that could define whether the legal definition of genocide is being met or not?
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by ragazzina 1y ago
>"anti-Israel" narratives are being crafted by powerful forces. If we are talking about propaganda machines, US/CIA are "pro-israel". Facebook/Google are "pro-israel". Russia/KGB are "pro
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by ragazzina 1y ago
Are you referring maybe to the "Visual map theory"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contralateral_brain#Visual_map...
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by ragazzina 1y ago
> I would? Are you sure? Please don't put words in my mouth. I would. I was steelmanning your argument. Your bad faith is showing. > You've made a rather wild jump from the inanimate to the sentient [...] deprivation of na
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by ragazzina 1y ago
>factually true information [...] meets all requirements [...] it will be taken down Can you make such an example?

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