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by rvba 2y ago
Building the plastic christmas tree.. with my cat. First taking out the branches from the top shelves of the closet. What was supervised by her - every branch had to be checked and smelled. After the branches were remowed she would laudly m
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by rvba 2y ago
It's empty
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by rvba 2y ago
Inflation does not provide any benefit.
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by rvba 2y ago
Your view is very USA centric. In many places the loans are not unloaded.
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by rvba 2y ago
The reason is why they move fast, since there are tons of Juliuses (as per the article terminology) who cannot code at all.
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by rvba 2y ago
What you write is theory from economic books. Reality is that the bank just indexes your loan with inflation, so you have to pay more. Inflation is just a hidden tax on everyone - and people should protest against it. Great way of the rich
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by rvba 2y ago
The banks nowadays know very well to index your debt with inflation
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by rvba 2y ago
Can someone be so kind to invite me to lobste.rs?
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by rvba 2y ago
> Fangio’s luck failed him immediately: his gear stick got stuck inside his trouser leg, and he started in the rear of the pack. For something so dangerous this sounds so amateurish..
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by rvba 2y ago
How is the Scots wiki policing itself? For those who dont know one person made thousands of articles with some bot, that are poor translations from English. > the project contained an unusually high number of articles written in poor-qua
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by rvba 2y ago
Fascinaging stuff. This should be a separate submission!
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by rvba 2y ago
They take so much money yet use none to acfually police wikipedia. They dont even bother to search for sock puppets. Or make admin edits anonymous, so admins can be judged
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by rvba 2y ago
Wikimedia foundation could audit the admins who defend each other on a tit or tat basis and attack newbies. My lifetime achievement is getting one those assholes banned. Exactly as you say - rules dont aplly to them. Also using the "st
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by rvba 2y ago
Well the guy is alive (so far) and if I understand correctly he will testify in public
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by rvba 2y ago
Conspiracy theory below, so beware, I warned you. What are the odds that since case is high profile they probably used some grey area or illegal surveillance tool from their 3 letter agency friends and made up some story how a patron recogn
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by rvba 2y ago
Well, if you want to go the dark route, look at what happened to that CEO in New York
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by rvba 2y ago
Since corporations are people (but this kind of people who cannot go to prison), those tickets are definitely a good direction. Although I still think people inside the corporations should go to prison too, starting from CEOs.
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by rvba 2y ago
We have influenza all the time - just some strains are worse than others. When you get a vaccine the scientists try to defend you vs the strain they consider the worst (or most expected to spread), not all strains.
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by rvba 2y ago
Why nobody is investing serious money into bacteriophages? It seems only russia shows some interest in them - ans mostly for military purposes
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by rvba 2y ago
> Oracle > you can't win Is there anything good about Oracle in 2024? Their business model seems to be make products that require expensive consultants and are difficult to migrate-out. I still have some optimism in me and think
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by rvba 2y ago
I used to talk with 2 of my neighbors. Then guess what: I moved.
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by rvba 2y ago
They dont manage to get by. It's the same thing as in New York, just different currency. Locals inheritted their apartments from parents or granparents, those with good jobs get a mortgage or burn their salaries on rent. And the rest l
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by rvba 2y ago
Socializing kids is about actual interactions with other kids. Something that nomadic life takes away from them. In many cases they simply dont have any friends at all. Or are always the incomers. Of course you can live in a place with lots
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by rvba 2y ago
With how many of those friends do you still talk? *Liking facebook photos does not count.
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by rvba 2y ago
The "be yourself" crap generally doesnt work. Good advice would be "be somebody else". The self help books that teach various tricks... basically make one be someone else.
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by rvba 2y ago
User above was making a point. And you are lucky to not see an org where everything is a microservice that uses some unusual database, because the poeple responsible wanted to use some fancy new technology. Also seems you were lucky to not
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by rvba 2y ago
They arent fine. Intel seems to be cutting corners to be faster what made their tech full of security issues. Now those issues are fixed by microcode.. and chips become less efficient. They also oxidize?
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by rvba 2y ago
Maybw centralization is the competetive edge. Their best people can easily move from fab to fab.
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by rvba 2y ago
Looks like they maximize short term with various snake oil tactics, but then the company dies long term. For me it has nothing to do with creating value, it is more like putting putting lipstick on a pig. Instead of actually fixing and buil
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by rvba 2y ago
Guy praying on twitter does not sound like some scientist to me, although article says he did 486

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