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7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busification - the definition of consent is very stretched.
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There is another option too: cooperate. Any ruler wants active units of production (humans extracting money or gold or food), and for that it has to bring some sort of stable life environment and not be too greedy so people don't try t
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Import migrants. This is the solution to demographics that most countries found. (not my favorite though)
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https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/eu-defence-indus... There is a new military Schengen project to make troops and unified military documentation across whole EU. Obviously there will need to be a registry of perso
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Guess what, many jews self-reported themselves to the authorities just to follow the process and that led directly to their death. https://www.ushmm.org/online/hsv/source_view.php?SourceId=42... Of course, this is
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If you refuse to fight, you lose. If you all agree to refuse to fight, you win. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma The key here is to refuse fighting. Nobody becomes a hero by becoming a murderer whose
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Saved, can freely enjoy cocktails on the beach. The registered gender is the one that counts.
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I wouldn't trust the European Union to be the one that will challenge that German mobilization register at all. COVID-19 has proven that if anything, the European Union tends to spread national initiatives among other countries (and Ge
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The main point was that they changed it so instead of being activated during crisis now it applies anytime, including in peacetime. Making it similar to the cold war provisions doesn't make it sounds better.
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I'm surprised he isn't focused on curing cancer yet. There are promising approaches with mRNA that could work out if enough funding is pushed there.
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This was a banter, but... https://www.investing.com/analysis/would-a-teslaspacex-merge... (article from today)
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He brought good things due to high-conviction bold moves though, like democratizing EVs, reusable rockets, and most of all, actual internet in airplanes.
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and ride on Waymo
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Shouldn't be "it" ? for the company itself
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In 6 months post-IPO: SpaceX purchases Tesla
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This war is going to push oil prices up, which means more EV sales. On top of that, make sure to sprinkle a bit of tariffs in order to block BYD. Mhhh, makes sense.
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Yeah, yeah... of course, of course... like telehealth companies prescribing GLP-1 Ozempic/Wegovy where there is one doctor for 10000 patients. Totally sounds legit.
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As early investors, did YC benefit from the fraud at the expense of the newer investors ?
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Laws don't apply to you if you are big enough (e.g. AI companies)
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Ycombinator may have financially benefited from the scam operations since the company subsequently raised funds. Considering they do due diligence before investment and are experts in IT and legal, how could they not know what is the busine
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Ok thank you, makes more sense, I thought it was the day-side
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How come the pictures have such bad quality ? Is it a bandwidth issue ? Or there are really constraints that are not so obvious ? Because fundamentally it is a large object illuminated by sunlight.
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+ "ZachXBT publicly criticised Circle for not freezing the stolen USDC during the bridge" calling for this, when the whole concept is to avoid government control
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Most of the privacy claims (of all type of apps) are essentially garbage anyway because realistically, if a website or an app can be compelled to push an update to a specific user, then they can intercept anything they want. It doesn't
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Sounds like how governments are installed, by force
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The Art of Deception. You do not need to study anything else. You can even be very successful in every stages of your life with it.
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Meh joke considering this was paid on public money. Same as choosing to spend xxx,xxx USD to have .cern when using subdomains would have worked too (and caused less validation / compatibility issues).
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Malus is not a real project btw, it's a parody: “Let's end open source together with this one simple trick” https://pretalx.fosdem.org/fosdem-2026/talk/SUVS7G/feedback/ Malus is translating cod
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Hey boss: “40M users are running a cracked version of YouTube premium on mobile, what can we do ?”
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Shortage of Memory Chips Has Industry Scrambling (1988)
(nytimes.com)
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