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by snowpid 4mo ago
? Usually the clauses arent valid from the contracts and you can sue Microsoft on court. What did you expect?
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by snowpid 4mo ago
" True but it also reflects that the EU has indeed destroyed most goodwill towards it in the last decade regarding most things digital. " And these criticism destroys any goodwill from me. These are non topics my among political d
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by snowpid 4mo ago
"Degrowth is an academic and social movement[1] aimed at the planned and democratic reduction of production and consumption as a solution to social-ecological crises.[2] " Giving the first sentence this would lead to a smaller GDP
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by snowpid 4mo ago
in this context we talk about Russia
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Degrowth was only popular in Germany, UK and Spain. https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/no-solid-scientific-basis-deg... Germany and UK follow a the no growth and it is very unpopular. Spain's economy gives a shit
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by snowpid 4mo ago
"aybe annoying for some, but a need for others." Who needs it? Russia? I guess Russia does not need war but it started it anyway.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
cool projects. bear in mind some languages like Spanish are spoken across different countries. German for example is spoken in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Using the Germany flag is misleading.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Hmm if a company is so important, it needs to regulate on case basis and needs to open not just on their criteria. Thats the price a network has to pay.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
are you sure? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce8p61v7l68o https://asia.nikkei.com/politics/defense/japan-eyes-european...
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Honestly Meta is just plain stupid. These formats are an informal way to avoid strong regulation but solve problems and used in many settings of govermental regulation as a first try. Snubbing them will increase the chance of hard regulatio
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by snowpid 4mo ago
My mother once told me as she worked as a secretary in Communist Poland, she had access to MS DOS. I cant take her word as granted as she is not so technically literat but sometimes you see the spread of computers into the second world.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
so why do you use the term globalist? Most talent is globalist anyway.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Jumping in and most people in Germany wouldnt see UK as an American trojan hourse. I dont think anti American countries like France and Danemark have a problem with UK being in the EU per se. I can see most people want that UK wouldnt just
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Yes that was 2018. Things vastly deteriorated in the US.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
"they can't anchor EU ip and talent because our politicians are too intertwined with globalist ideology and capital." You want to force staying in the EU?
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by snowpid 4mo ago
China is a way more corrupt country but this might be a benefit of less rules.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Why should the American government, quite critical about the Ukrainian government, use Finish satellites for this?
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by snowpid 4mo ago
Another advantage of a dead language. You can just change word meanings if the administration needs it.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
nah I disagree. Because a dead language helps preserving the living languages of the nations.
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by snowpid 4mo ago
English is a living language so it's a bad choice (at least from my criteria ;) )
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by snowpid 4mo ago
maybe you can help by writing a threat scenario. And I can help if it really occurs. (but buying alcohol you need also a personal document)
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by snowpid 4mo ago
As a side note I do think Latin language should be become the official language of the EU. It's dead so - its a compromise for all member staes - you can change as you like - it was used millennials as a law language so it fits
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by snowpid 5mo ago
It brings more money. Europe in general has much more industry (hence China shock might be bigger) so Industrial AI makes more sense. And also the amount of Consumers needing industrial consulting is not high.
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by snowpid 5mo ago
I'd like to add that we have publicly the procurement from the US government for the US models. And I also guess the Chinese government uses their model providers as well. So I wouldnt see so strange anymore.
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by snowpid 5mo ago
.."the US treats it as a fundamental right." Not gonna lie, didnt expect on HN to forget this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowden_disclosures
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by snowpid 5mo ago
I think you are too much on Social Media. Maybe the people of " Age regulations are the best example. Every time the topic comes up there is a lot of support for government regulation of social media by age." and " Then eve
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by snowpid 5mo ago
I mean this is a sign of the flawed political process. But even in a working democracy if people arent interested, politican mostly wont care. So Americans dont think New Orleans is worth to preserve?
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by snowpid 5mo ago
This is very fascinating from a cultural viewpoint. Some cities in Europe are important just for the history and not economy like Venice, or lesser extent Rome. When the Russian attack started, people moaned about the old buildings and the
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by snowpid 5mo ago
and I am a GNOME user and I find it totally fine to use KDE. Thats the cool thing about open plattforms. Just some people having too much time to make a UI interface part of their personality rant too much on the internet about other UI int
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