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by seec 1y ago
That's probably one reason that business degrades over time. With that type of "requirement" you can't get anyone worth a dam to work for you, past a certain point.
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by seec 1y ago
I do have a similar experience and it's almost impossible to find groups of people that value honesty above everything else. That's because truth hurts and is hard to accept (it can also cause all kinds of emotional reactions that
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by seec 2y ago
You wouldn't get a collapse, but necessarily a contraction, the pie is getting smaller regardless, having less people to "eat it". Yes, having a system based solely on positive demography isn't any good. In fact, I would
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by seec 2y ago
It's not really a problem of "resistance", it's more about purchasing power, common and avoiding feeling ripped off. People buy stuff competitively and that's it. There are modifiers, notably being rich enough that
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by seec 2y ago
You are dead wrong. I have had both wireless and wired expensive gaming mice and the fact is, it makes very little difference for a whole lot of cost and trouble. You largely underestimate people susceptibility to fashion/trend and jus
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by seec 2y ago
Fundamentaly wireless products without easily replaceable batteries are products made to benefit the company more than the user. Even if we accept that wireless is "better", having the battery easily swappable in a few seconds wou
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by seec 2y ago
That's a well-made software. You only use web assembly and custom JS ?
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by seec 2y ago
Another common problem with Numbers is the low performance as row count grow and calculations complexity rise. It can make some very pretty sheets but don't count on it if you have needs for something like pivot tables (which it doesn&
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by seec 2y ago
I think this is already happening. OVH built a datacenter in Canada, close to a big dam, so they could get access to cheap electricity and a lot of it. This is just one example, but I would be surprised if that wasn't a consideration i
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by seec 2y ago
Employment stats in the EU are a complete joke and don't reflect at all real work/value creation. It's all about moving numbers from one box to another. Just because you made one more bureaucrat bullshit job does not mean you
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by seec 2y ago
Yeah, I don't understand how those people use reason (or maybe they don't). If you look at the biggest/richest companies, it's all about US tech industry and associated, even though we have fronted a lot of the research
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by seec 2y ago
It's not necessarily about being content to submit to the US, but more an ideology of globalism too good to be true. Most of the leaders in EU have some sort of collectivist mindset (either right or left, just what and the amount diffe
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by seec 2y ago
The point is that you can do those things, even if they are not as easy as you wish or require more investment than thought. In the case of Apple, you cannot, regardless of how much you want to invest in supporting those features. Nobody is
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by seec 2y ago
Jobs had failures but he made up for them with huge success. It's about the average; you can't get everything right all the time but if you manage to correct the course properly it's all good. You are giving Cook way too much
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by seec 2y ago
Exactly. From her own story you can also infer that pretty much everyone who was detained with her was in fact illegal. Nobody cares about them because they don't have the reach of this white woman; not that anyone would care, because
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by seec 2y ago
I was getting suspicious the more I read. When she said the guard though she was shady, I knew something definitely was up. Guards/cops/whatever maybe be dumb sometime but they don't say this when everything is done correctly
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by seec 2y ago
Of course, it's kind of the point of having borders and control, if they let anyone in without verifying, it's not even worth having a border. Going from France to UK is like that, and before Shenzen, it was like that from EU coun
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by seec 2y ago
It's hard to state how wrong that "solution" is. It comes from good intentions but as they say hell is paved with good intentions. What is needed is that work pays more so that it's fairer and more attractive and that&#x
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by seec 2y ago
But they don't know that so they don't care. macOS is very appealing to authoritarian control freak because they have the impression of being "in control", ofc the reality is quite different. One particularly dumb thing
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by seec 2y ago
You think it's a feature, but the moment you have multiple monitors or multiple instances of an app it becomes a liability. There is not that much benefit to the menu bar, expect maybe using less space than the windows taskbar (but the
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by seec 2y ago
I am an old macOS user and I agree. You are getting downvoted because Mac users are ideological zealots who cannot take any criticism about their choices. I have been subjected to both for a very long time and I have also concluded that oft
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by seec 2y ago
It does seem quite nice. Is the pen input decent? If the build quality is OK the pricing is quite good, in France with 32Go/1To is 650€ cheaper than an equivalent MacBook Air. I have not looked for a proper CPU comparison but I don&#x2
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by seec 2y ago
The vegan propaganda has worked so well that somehow people now think eating meat (red or otherwise) is something we have been doing only recently and only because we are rich. This view of the world is so wrong I can't believe it. Eve
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by seec 2y ago
That's particularly weird because I think their meat is really not enjoyable at all. I have eaten just a piece of it once as a tasting of Spanish tapas tradition and I wouldn't want to renew the experience at all...
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by seec 2y ago
I don't have any example on the top of my mind but surely there is. Matrix is a story were sentient machine use humans as feed for energy so not extra-terrestrial but somewhat close.
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by seec 2y ago
So when you get a rat infestation you leave them their bodily autonomy? This is such a naive, black-and-white view of the world, I hope you get into a situation where this will be made extremely obvious. Modern educated humans are so smart
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by seec 2y ago
> How convenient that you were already eating those every breakfast. Who is actually doing that? Who has enough time and money to actually do that? I'm confused because in EU it's an extremely rare thing and as far as I'm
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by seec 2y ago
I have always been very dumbfounded by the lab meat craze, nature is very efficient by design, so it would be quite hard to even come close to this efficiency. But on top of that we don't only get meat from animals (quite a few modern
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by seec 2y ago
Meat consumption hasn't grown at all in the last 20 years, in fact it has fallen in many of the rich industrial countries (not having highly demanding physical job allows to drop the protein requirements, so there is that). Even in the
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by seec 2y ago
Yes, basically those are cheaper because they use less ressource and thus have necessarily less environmental impact. It doesn't make sense any other way. Capitalism has plenty of bad outcomes, but inefficient use of ressources not ge

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