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by suction 5y ago
Wow, someone still linking to ZeroHedge is kinda more exciting than the content here.
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by suction 5y ago
Cooking meets Tech-community-grade autism
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by suction 5y ago
What if I'm making "Suction's Caramelized Onion Pasta Sauce", though?
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by suction 5y ago
"What if the state itself propagates those "harmful information" That would be preferable to an enemy doing it, as with the Russia / Trump affair, because your own state has less interest in ending itself than its enemie
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by suction 5y ago
Europeans buy new cars - Americans buy 15 year old 5th hand German cars that their previous owners mistreated harshly and expect them to be as reliable as brand new cars from the factory that are serviced at the recommended intervals. Merce
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by suction 5y ago
Yet again, people start companies all the time and succeed - just not megacorps like in the US. Maybe you just hadn't what it takes?
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by suction 5y ago
The state of mind is changing though, especially with Facebook - Europeans are aware what happened to the US in the last few years and are scared of a new wave of fascism powered by High-Tech social networks and fake news, more so than US c
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by suction 5y ago
Europeans know all that, yet they don't see the US and the bigger is better mentality as a good example - more like a dystopia, especially since 2016. This has led to a state of mind in Europe which can be described as "let's
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by suction 5y ago
Yet as a European I wonder - what with the neofascist takeover attempts powered by post truth and fake news (aka "harmful information") that were successful in Russia, and will probably some day be successful in the US...maybe Chi
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by suction 5y ago
Ruby isn't exactly a "hot" language from a hiring point of view anymore.
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by suction 5y ago
Ignorance is bliss.
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by suction 5y ago
Not true whatsoever. Everybody in Germany (well I reckon more than 90% of people) use cash / debit cards ("EC-Karte") to pay at shops and for tickets / parking meters. Just because Germans don't always use credit ca
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by suction 5y ago
I have thought the same many times before. One part of the reason why is that Japan, since the Meiji administration, has been actively creating myths about the "unique uniqueness" of Japanese culture, i.e. that Japan is not just u
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by suction 6y ago
Wait, you're looking for people to do the work you claim you did?
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by suction 6y ago
I agree. Also, I don't want Stadia to become flooded with cheap indie games, at least not for now. Because the storefront is so bad (no search), it would make it very hard to find the things you want. Google should concentrate Stadia&#
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by suction 6y ago
I just can't imagine that this has happened completely "without reason" as he states. The reason might be silly, erroneous (whether human or AI), or dumb, but it exists. If Google has no procedure in place to investigate the