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571.
by timeon 2y ago
> European car commuter rates are almost identical to USA's. Do you have source for this? I believe this could be true now but I find this kind of arguing dismissive and missing the point. I'm not from environment you have desc
572.
by timeon 2y ago
> Because it's where important information gets distributed and discussed This seems less relevant each day. Even here on HN, Twitter used to be on front page almost every day. Now it is pretty rare. Which makes sense when most peop
573.
by timeon 2y ago
> The inauguration donations are pretty common across all parties Which is still corruption.
574.
by timeon 2y ago
Apart from what happened after war, some of them did as they got lot of slave labor during holocaust.
575.
by timeon 2y ago
> more like the 1800s than the 2020s No need to go that far. 1970s would suffice.
576.
by timeon 2y ago
I find it interesting that romanized version is 'Wiluša' and not 'Wilusha'. Can someone šed a light here?
577.
by timeon 2y ago
This part of title is interesting: "...once thought to be unique to humans" Which could apply to anything in future.
578.
by timeon 2y ago
That does not necesserly mean that they care about particular religion.
579.
by timeon 2y ago
I'm bit 'no true Scotsman' with this but I think it would be more precise to talk specifically about American Evangelicals instead of just Christians. Because this is not normal Christian thing and, comparing to Catholics, Am
580.
by timeon 2y ago
There are many people supporting MAGA here (who have their own goals) but seeing true believer, with naive takes, is not that common.
581.
by timeon 2y ago
Isn't this bit naive? Because in order to decouple, one would expect that there would be policies to actually prepare for production inside US and then apply tariffs. Not other way around.
582.
by timeon 2y ago
AFAIK US has enough prisoners in slave labor to produce the iPhone.
583.
by timeon 2y ago
In context of climate change, absolute values of CO2 are still more relevant than proportion in generated energy.
584.
by timeon 2y ago
That maybe true for Meta services but Twitter was never really a thing in EU.
585.
by timeon 2y ago
I tend to agree with you that they know. However the signal leeks showed me that they are not just playing stupid in public - it seems that they are like that for real.
586.
by timeon 2y ago
Seems like propaganda.
587.
by timeon 2y ago
Where are the servers located?
588.
by timeon 2y ago
> unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon Maybe time will tell if it was actually OT.
589.
by timeon 2y ago
> the last good normal newspaper at this point I guess "in English" was implied.
590.
by timeon 2y ago
Are you suggesting that this needs to be industrialized?
591.
by timeon 2y ago
> I do believe the whole concept of beyond A reasonable doubt was based upon the belief that it is better for 10 guilty men to go free than for one innocent man to suffer. Societies that do believe in this do not have capital punishment.
592.
by timeon 2y ago
Sure 'deportation' is more fitting. As it was already in 1940s.
593.
by timeon 2y ago
> This is just Oligarchy hidden in Is it really hidden?
594.
by timeon 2y ago
> The number two mistake people make is being aware of the number one mistake so they go write yet another Monad tutorial in Javascript (or Java or whatever...). Which is why there are so many damn Monad tutorials, all saying pretty much
595.
by timeon 2y ago
Time will tell if Rust GUI libraries will be able to mature but maturity is different topic.
596.
by timeon 2y ago
Crimea all over again.
597.
by timeon 2y ago
Three days early?
598.
by timeon 2y ago
> 20% tips Is this real?
599.
by timeon 2y ago
> Even though I'm fairly confident that I wouldn't be detained at the border under dubious pretexts Hope your identity is not connected to this account because you just gave the reason.
600.
by timeon 2y ago
> signal of support for voting It sucks but in 2-party system one have only 2 choices.

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