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The current DNC is waaay too weak and uninterested in pushing back against Trump for this to realistically happen. They are complete enablers of this slow fascist takeover. Your only hope now is for the democrats to experience a "tea p
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1y ago
Nah, he's swung back and forth on Ukraine at least 4 times now. Russia certainly did help Trump get the White House, what with the propaganda and all, as they correctly foresaw how terrible he would be for the American Empire. But he d
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1y ago
Democrats refuse to vote the budget because the GOP removed almost all healthcare funding from it and won't compromise on that. If this budget passes as is, millions will die of preventable diseases. How is it on democrats?
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1y ago
If you take climate change externalities into account, it just might be. Sure, your chocolate might be a bit more expensive, but at least your descendants will have some chocolate at all.
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1y ago
I don't think this is specific to gaming, whatever new sport or feeling I experience, I "hallucinate" while trying to sleep. Whenever I go skiing, the first few days I'll feel myself sliding while in my bed, the exact sa
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1y ago
I'm European and I can confirm that Mamdani is very mild with his leftism.
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1y ago
How I wish we could cut these reactionary fossils from our tax money. It is nonsensical, and should no longer exist. They are tasked with maintaining an "official" dictionary, but have only published 9 editions so far, in over 300
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1y ago
> He is an anti-Semite. A fat lie, coming from a place of deep islamophobia. He isn't a communist either, no matter how many times you scream it.
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> Right, and it’s a good thing that the people producing housing, legislating housing production, and in control of housing supply aren’t the same. They very often are, heck, the president himself is a real estate mogul. And most politic
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Sure, the rich will all leave Effing New York City after Mamdani raises taxes by 2% (matching New Jersey's). Don't be ridiculous. This rhetoric of "they'll just leave" is incredibly damaging, this is how we get to
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1y ago
I don't think so. Americans want populism, doesn't really matter who provides. If you can focus the people's hate away from minorities and unto billionaires before it is too late, you might just save your democracy.
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> "Wealth inequalities have a forward momentum, as compound interest increases fortunes and, in the absence of effective inheritance taxes, wealth is handed down from one generation to another, undermining social mobility and econom
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1y ago
I disagree, wealth inequality is an intrinsic bad. Just look at the power wielded by the likes of Musk, Ellison, Thiel... They are able to bend the rules in a way that negatively impacts the general population's material conditions,
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Death is often called the great equalizer. By reducing/nullifying inheritance taxes you ensure wealth concentration will escape it, and aggravate the issue. We already live in a country (world, really) where more income is gained throu
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They experience the world through tokens, which can contain more information than just words. Images can be tokenized, so can sounds, pressure sensors, etc.
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1y ago
Open a private tab, navigate to x.com. All you see are heinous neonazis casually discussing the jewish question and fantasizing about race wars.
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1y ago
Either the democrats vote the budgets in which republicans have removed all healthcare funding and millions die of preventable diseases, or they don't and millions starve because republicans are illegally holding onto the money for foo
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1y ago
Pardon the internet lingo, but this is cope. Americans pay way more for their healthcare than citizens of countries with universal healthcare, like France, and their life expectancy is still lower. So clearly, it is better elsewhere. Don&
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1y ago
You can read their arguments on the discussion page; don't act like this is just an appeal to authority.
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So their only reasonable plan is to capture a significant portion of the global economy through a tech that we have currently no idea how to build? Seems a little dodgy, to say the least. I would personally consider it well in "bonke
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1y ago
This is how the "Wikipedia Row" "Erupted" at Jimmy Wales: > It is a bad faith read of the community when suggesting that among the most read and debated articles on the community is poorly done. there has been dozens
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1y ago
I am yet to hear of a single republican even just acknowledging that Trump ever lied. They're that deep in the cult. So yes, I think it's still important to speak about these things publicly, even just as a litmus test, if not any
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1y ago
Damn, now I want something we'll never have.
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1y ago
Decomissioned but still rolling, just slower.
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As far as I'm concerned, transportation is solved. I live in Paris, there are 14 (soon to be 15) metro lines covering the city in a dense underground mesh, and you never have to wait more the 5 minutes to hop into one.
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One example, just one. Please.
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Oh, you don't believe in climate change. Well, there we go. This explains that. Conservative propaganda has made you unable to distinguish truth from obvious lies, hence why you think Wikipedia is so biased. Have you considered your ow
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I meant, when it comes to choosing between threads or async/await, it doesn't matter if you use channels or something else. Both can be used with them. My original comment wasn't very clear it seems. Of course it matters what
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That's already accomplished by centralized ledgers, at a tiny fraction of the cost.
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As history has shown, America is perfectly fine with dictatorships in South America, they've even installed several of them, like Pinochet's. Maduro is the wrong kind of South American dictator, i.e. one that doesn't bend the
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