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Germany was also richer than Poland before WWII. > To put the question in a different way, why is things settled between the polish people and the German people, while things are not settled between the white population in US and the bla
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That's a bit revisionist. Germany was definitely punished through occupation, partition, forced resettlement of its people, forced ceding of territories to other countries, reparation payments, exportation of its industry, and forced l
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Germany has paid reparations to Polish individuals harmed by the second world war. > In the meantime, Poland and Germany concluded several treaties and agreements to compensate Polish persons who were victims of German aggression. In 197
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3y ago
It's worth thinking about the fact that virtually the entire EU gets by with non fluoridated water.
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Ask HN: Best stack to make a 2D game in 2023
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4y ago
Tangentially, I really lament the current state of desktop OS's. In a perfect world, you should be able to buy an operating system that's basically Windows 7, with all the security and kernel updates which have been applied to 10&
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4y ago
Had a somewhat similar experience. Irritating how harmless and positive psychedelics and cannabis are made out to be in popular culture in spite of the issues like these that can cause.
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4y ago
Perhaps because there's less at stake? If you hire or refer a close friend and then you become coworkers, the nature of the work relationship could negatively affect the friendship, and people may not want to risk that if it's a f
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Sort of like the phenomenon where everyone considers themself a "better-than-average" driver, while complaining about everyone else on the road
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Last November I was absolutely floored by how low the prices and how high the quality of groceries was in a regular supermarket (a Rewe in Dresden) compared to the USA. Particularly bread and produce. I don't even live in a HCOL US reg
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It's true, but the lack of curated feeds, semi-anonymous profiles, and the relatively strict moderation of topics and discussion style certainly make it seem less addicting and harmful than the others.
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Ask HN: Anyone else considering moving from US to Europe?
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The biggest problem about US gun laws is that they are written in an extremely "all-or-nothing" fashion. There are a bunch of European countries where you can own modern semi-auto rifles and handguns privately, and they don't
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I don't know what to tell you. War is sad and gruesome. It's sad for the Ukrainian civilians being killed and it's sad for for the Russian mobiks who are sent to the trenches to be HIMARS-fodder. I'm glad Russia is havin
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Odd that this article doesn't mention his piano teacher: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Weiss It's generally pretty hard for me to get through stuff written in this article's style, but overall I g