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by shafyy 7mo ago
No that's not true at all. You can absolutely build new housing that's luxury and ask for more than the average market rate. And also in Austin, by "affordable" they mean "income-restricted" units. The quote I
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> No it doesn’t need to be “affordable” The article directly contradicts you: > "A key piece of Austin’s strategy has been to encourage the construction of affordable housing." There is enough data now from around the wo
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Summary from that announcement: - Faster registration: Entrepreneurs, founders, and companies will be able to found an EU Inc. company within 48 hours, for less than €100 and with no minimum share capital requirements. - Simpler procedures:
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We are introducing EU Inc(ec.europa.eu)
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> The amount of fat and salt in the products in NA is sad to see That's true for many products across the board, not only vegan ones though.
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Obviously there is a big enough market for plant-based meat alternatives. At least in the European countries I have lived, if you go into a grocery store, you will see a large aisle that sells this stuff. Many big companies likes Nestlé are
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> I have friend who was vegan for 20 years, and when we went to good restaurant and he wanted to choose between vegan patty burger and real one, he chose real one due to all chemical industrial crap they put in those veggie patties and
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I hope you don't get this the wrong way. I sincerely mean it. Please, get some psychological help. Seek out a professional therapist and talk to them about your life.
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The main line on the Rails website now reads: > Accelerate your agents with convention over configuration. Ruby on Rails scales from PROMPT to IPO. Token-efficient code that's easy for agents to write and beautiful for humans to re
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> It has a CRM focus because we asked a couple dozen hard-core OpenClaw users "what do you actually do", and it was sales automation, lead enrichment, biz dev, creating slides, linkedin outreach, email/notion/calenda
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If you're intersted in (local) politics, join the local chapter of your favorite political party. Not sure where you live obviously, but in my experience, local political chapters do a lot of community work and events where you're
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> However, history shows us that the more free market an economy is, the more prosperous it is As my example with the Nordic countries show (and there are many more), this is certainly not true. I don't know why you mean by "
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Enough with this analgoy. It's flawed on so many levels. First and foremost, stop devaluing humanitiy and hyping up AI companies by parroting their party line. Second, LLMs don't learn. They can hold a very limited amount of conte
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Many reasons, but one reason is because having obscene wealth also means having obscene power. Power to influence politics and power to exploit workers.
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To add to keiferski's excellent comments: There is no such thing a truly free market. Neoliberalism is just an excuse to not care about things that stand in the way of people making more money or gaining more power. This wealth we have
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That's not true. I just now went through the Wahl-o-Mat for Baden-Württemberg (because there are elections there this Sunday, March 8). From the 38 questions, there are two that directly address the housing crisis: > Die Mietpreisbr
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by shafyy 7mo ago
For me personally, Die Linke is hitting many spots. Of course, nobody will ever be 100% aligned with a political party's program, but that's ok.
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You are right about the issue, but wrong about the action. There are things you can do. Vote for candidates and parties that genuinely want a different future. Become politically active yourself. Run for office. Work with your local communi
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Please let's stop with the "but some humans also suck at this so it's ok if LLMs also suck at it" argument. It doesn't add anything to the discussion.
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Hahaha, I missed that. Amazing! Great copy writing right there.
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Not sure if you're kidding or not, but to write great maintable code, you need a lot of understanding that a LLM just doesn't have, like history, business context, company culture etc. Also, I doubt that in it's training data
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> No real money is exchanged on this platform. All caßh is fictional, virtual, and entirely made up, much like Deutsche Bahn's timetable. Sick burn hahaha
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Are you kidding me? In the US, you are not even allowed to say the word fuck or display female top nudity.
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I am currently re-watching the HBO comedy show Silicon Valley, and oh man, is it hitting even harder this time than when it was originally released.
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And in the EU.
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I think in social media and search, clear ad labeling laws exist and are also enforced. I can imagine that OpenAI will be under a lot of scrunity and it will be easy enough for outside investigators to prove how ads are served and if it&#x2
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For sure this wouldn't be legal. Ads clearly need to be labeled as ads.
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Your comment is incredibly misogynist and sexist. Here's a more fact-based good summary for some potential reasons for the declining fertility rate: https://ourworldindata.org/global-decline-fertility-rate
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Stop calling it the Department of War, it's not the official name of that agency.
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It really depends on the type of material and country. Many monoplastics and almost all cardboard can be recycled and is (e.g. in Germany and other European countries). > Recycling mostly means "sent to landfills in the third world&

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