snowpid

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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   DSA only applies to Social Media doing in Europe. X can leave if they want. But since you believe gay men or jews aren't threated by nazis in Germany i'm not sure how to convince you anyway.
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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   you are here https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/innenpolitik/afd-verfassung... "EDIT: I am ignoring this link since its main source is Corrective, propaganda outlet funded by the German regime" Maybe they
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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   I dont think the proletariat will beat up jews or gay men on the street which is one assoziation I have for far right.
4. 154.▲
   by snowpid 10mo ago

   If you don't care, why do you comment? Recent actions show the US government cares. And it might be good to know how people would act on the actions. (Also check your assumption about other countries.)
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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   No it is not necessarily. For example forcing to have a chronical timeline on followers would be strong social media regulation but no censorship even in the broadest terms.
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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   Interesting, that you equal social media regulation = pro censorship. Btw every age group over 30 has a majority to imitate Australian model in Germany. Even lower 30 there is only a small relative majority against it. So no, your hypothes
7. 157.▲
   by snowpid 10mo ago

   Maybe the "far right" is a good description. E.g. AfD. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_f%C3%BCr_Deutschla...
8. 158.▲
   by snowpid 10mo ago

   changed it. Thanks.
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   by snowpid 10mo ago

   so you are positive on the Trump administration?
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    by snowpid 10mo ago

    I've changed the title to be more precise (from tech regulation to social media regulation). It's important though, that attempts from foreign governmental entities (you might guess which country) might backfire if it's again
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    European Majority favours more social media regulation(yougov.co.uk)

    89 points by snowpid 10mo ago|137 comments
12. 162.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    None of the founders mention the EU regulatory environment.
13. 163.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    It's really a good distinction where SV is good and where is not (so other first world countries don't have tech by definition)
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    by snowpid 2y ago

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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Dankeschön für die Antwort! You might understand that I read only Bio and LinkedIn, not your whole blog. Also again very very American thinking. Im just amused.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    [flagged]
17. 167.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    The action by Uber was complettly avoidable.
18. 168.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    Please think about context. GP thinks, there was a weak European economy, esspecially about Germany in the last 20 years. This was not the case and even during the current struggle in Germany (not German swiss), more people from the US move
19. 169.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    Interesting. In Germany government uses the word cloud . Not Wolke. TIL something new.
20. 170.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    East Germany has just the biggest chip cluster in Europe.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    In Polish people don't use Cloud but Chmura?
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Well GP spoke about Western leaders and National strategies. I guess GP forgot some European companies.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    That shouldn't the USA as there are more people moving from there to Germany than vice versa.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    You mean , like Asml , Zeiss and Jenoptics aren't national manufacturing capabilities? Or ist just your head national = American, western = American and not German , Dutch, European not Western?
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Grandpa today has at max 80 years and went into pension 15 years. Almost all grandpa's got in touch with the internet during their working time
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    " In a party based assembly(UK, Canada) the party leader tells each party member how to vote = the party line. Members can not vote against the party = out. I " Im not sure about UK and Canada, but the general statement is plainly
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    I think it is worth pointing out that many European health systems do have strong private elements (e.g. most of them pay pharma companies for making medicine) and NHS in the UK as a goverment focused health system is still quiet bad compar
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    There are tons of European defense tech start up right now in Ukraine e.g. Donaustahl , Vector. Somehow some HN readers from America ignore these startups. Instead they insist on outdated units. Oh boy, there are dedicated Reddit subs for y
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    " You see this with the span, the LRASM has a span of 8 feet and the Cessna is 39 feet. " " inertial navigation would weigh over 100 lbs, " Nice comment but please use the internationally and scientificly common units
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    except West Germany was not the winner. It was the people of East Germany.