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by snowpid 2y ago
It is a lie that Eastern German books weren't read, given the commentator and Erpenbeck (she lived in Italy as a kid, no one East German could dream of!) are from privileged commie closed families and try to white wash communist crimin
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Ask HN: Good books about SpaceX and New Space?
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Germany has a bleak economy currently , definitely not leap frogging anyone but definitely no scammers on young Germans finishing their diplomas. Do you think these scammers are a healthy sign of the Chinese economy ?
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Sometimes such movements lead to hilarious arguments. Other one is the fat positivity movement which denies beeing overweight is a problem.
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by snowpid 2y ago
So why don't Google it? There is a vivid start up scene, several young examples included but you just ignores it and call it German cope.
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I'm mean you can Google it. I expect more from a random HN user.
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Yeah, Such rage bait argument with no real arguments don't help to improve my perception.
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The problem on such discussion that many Americans (I am not sure if you are but experience says yes you're) tend to use only straw man arguments (and that's why the reason they are ignored) "When hiring employees means you’r
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by snowpid 2y ago
"kids" => your bubble?
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noyb : https://noyb.eu/en/twitters-ai-plans-hit-9-more-gdpr-complai... There you'll find the arguments.
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Python 3.0 is older than Windows 7 and Gnome 3.0. And if GUIs can change in 16 years programming languages can do as well.
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by snowpid 2y ago
Yes ans that is the greatest reminiscence and given you couldn't name any politician I guess everybody sees how fringe it is. Most Germans aren't aware of the German speaking minority in Silisea.
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" Some want to make Poland Germany again, " This is a very fringe view in German politics, almost non existing. " what to keep non-Europeans out of Europe with all means necessary " I guess thats far more popular.
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Except Deutsche Bahn is not private but 100% owned by the German government.
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Esspecially pro enviroment prefer such rides (but air lines are much cheaper, I only took a train from Munich to Hamburg)
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Musk regularly interacts with far - right extremists across Europe. While he can speak English, it is not a surprise to interact with British ones. What is more surprising he also interacts with German ones (while not able to speak the lang
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by snowpid 2y ago
" o make austerity measures instead of investments shows today. In the past 30 years the streets were more important for governments and it shows. " I refer to the time before 30 years. It was a very problematic time in West and E
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by snowpid 2y ago
It is important to click one more on the header on Wikipedia. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privatisierung and this is refers to my POV. In German private means privately owned. It is rare that people out of Germany ca
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by snowpid 2y ago
" Which however didn't stop it from acting like a profit-oriented private company, " Except it does not make any profit. It is tightly controlled by the government. They could change any management behaviour. But they don&#x
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Besides the point that Deutsche Bahn is goverment owned, it is worth pointing out that Western and Eastern German had " to crumbling infrastructure, an insurmountable hardware and technical debt and now to the most complex train system
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by snowpid 2y ago
" nce you've collected enough data on every internet user " I guess by legal I can force companies not to collect data from me. (I am not a kid). I just happen not to live in the US. But this article reads more like a US prob
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You state because you couldn't find your prefered way of coffee you think your visited country (and maybe a while continent) doesn't know coffee?
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Of course I agree with you on art view point but you see the point: Nobody wants to use an older GIMP version while I play old Pokémon games.
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Well, Continental law was strongly inspired by Roman law and Roman law was prefered by Europea law experts when England was an Island kingdom while Roman Empire was ... An Empire. I don't think you are an expert in law systems compari
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UK is one the poorer countries in Western Europe and it has oil.
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" It is true there is a cultural aspect for games and they mention it, but if a regulation like this passes, then it is easy to imagine what other regulations would be pushed next. " Does it? That is a strong conclusion. Also we c
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" If games are a kind of software, why must games face this kind of regulation when other kinds of (actually more important) software doesn't / won't? " I am neutral to the iniative but I can answer this question ve
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Can your provide any sources?
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My insurance in Germany only accepts peer reviewed stuff anyway so I keep waiting.
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by snowpid 2y ago
Can you show us any peer reviewed paper ?

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