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by seydor 10mo ago
It's funny how the US administration thinks people like Breton acted ideologically. Brusselocrats are career politicians caring more about their CV than the spirit of their actions. They do populist flashy things, it's not like th
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by seydor 10mo ago
More blowing up than taking off
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by seydor 10mo ago
more or less correct. after that, it's all rehashes of the same material as memes and social nonsense. It's all services, no content
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by seydor 11mo ago
No it has not. europeans have been pro-privacy and very wary of spying until ~2015? Trump 1 was a point when privacy stopped being a priority
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by seydor 11mo ago
Certain countries like Greece use surveillance against political opponents. In this case, the PM himself oversaw the spying of the current opposition leader, journalists and others. There's also lobbying from "security" compa
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by seydor 11mo ago
Nothing could be better for this generation. They would be forced to the real unregulated internet, where nothing is boring and everything is magic and chaos
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by seydor 11mo ago
i don't think they mind
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by seydor 11mo ago
yea but clear glass is clearly better
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by seydor 11mo ago
Nothing says "no wars" than naming a minister of War
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by seydor 11mo ago
those things are usually hard to discriminate
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by seydor 11mo ago
Their characters are way past virality
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by seydor 11mo ago
Sounds like the opposite, all disney characters become memes and Sora becomes known only for that
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by seydor 11mo ago
Oh the memes
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by seydor 11mo ago
A Glorious Font for the Times New Roman Caesar
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by seydor 11mo ago
Does that mean there will be a Times Caesar , a Times Lady , a Times Mistress and Universal Times new Rome Time? What a Time to be alive
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by seydor 11mo ago
Sounds like a broken clock gone right. That only happens once every 43200 seconds
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by seydor 11mo ago
It's unhealthy to ascribe religious or ideological ideas to money. It's a tool. Ideology needs to preach, to influence minds.
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by seydor 11mo ago
The two events in the title sound so uneven
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by seydor 11mo ago
Right now the order is reversed. Look, i think we need a resilient system that routes packets via multiple possible pathways, preferably all of them, so that ideally nothing is ever fully down. We can name that system the undownnet
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by seydor 11mo ago
Now that's the beginning of a bubble worth investing in
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by seydor 11mo ago
Let me google "free alternative to kagi"
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by seydor 11mo ago
Yes but how do you find the best open model? You check google.
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by seydor 11mo ago
None of the exhibits is in its original context/location and the crowds really degrade the experience. I much rather view capella sistina in VR than trying to experience the religious exaltation while being pushed in a crowd.
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by seydor 11mo ago
Looting doesn't require conquest. Most famously the Elgin marbles were sneakily taken from the ottoman empire
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by seydor 11mo ago
thats so wrong
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by seydor 11mo ago
the need to judge publicly is a subset of the need to publicize everything, a world where everyone is exhibitionist and selfies replace experiences. The people who do the former are primarily engaged in the latter. This will only get worse,
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by seydor 11mo ago
They had to do the work of looting them
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by seydor 11mo ago
is this terminilogy as a "source of carbon" used widely ? because it doesn't seem the loss of forests somehow actively increases CO2
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by seydor 11mo ago
managerial roles are information-based , while we are far from automating a multi-faceted physical-world-facing role such as a plumber or a cook
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by seydor 11mo ago
It's easier to replace the ceo and management than the leaf nodes of production. The opportunity for CEO as a service is enormous

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