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by tokai 8mo ago
A bubble is just a great opportunity to pass more money to yourself and your friends.
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by tokai 8mo ago
This is wrong. The gotcha underpinning this point denies reality of the situation, that Ukraine had warheads and the technical capability to take control of those warheads. There is no discussion here.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Delusional. With your line of thought Al-Qaeda got regime change in the US.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Nothing even close to regime change happened in Venezuela.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Aim of an invasion is by definition to conquer.
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by tokai 8mo ago
The dissolution of the USSR was not massively violent. Frederick VII of Denmark, an absolute monarch, introduced parliamentarism without any violence or even broad public pressure. And thats just what I can remember without digging.
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by tokai 8mo ago
My aunt died from this (my opinion). She spend two years confusion her diagnosis and treatment, and borderline harassing her doctors, by thinking her own research was on point and interpreting all her symptoms through that lens. In the end
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by tokai 8mo ago
US was told directly that its not happening. You had the military excisise that scared Trump so much that he ordered extra tariffs. Just because you don't follow the news doesn't make it that there wasn't any response.
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by tokai 8mo ago
>not in a "maneuvered out of the news spotlight" kind of way (e.g. Greenland) I what world has the Greenland stuff been anything but a fuckoff?
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by tokai 8mo ago
55 answers to that poll, with no idea of if or how it has changed from last year. I do believe that many people are postponing upgrades, but those poll results are not worst spending that many words on.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Maybe not an actual argument for anything, but even before these image models everyone that used the internet had seen a doctored image they believed to be real. There was a reason that 'i can tell by the pixels' was a meme.
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by tokai 8mo ago
It's such things that reveal the cruelty in our sociaties. The evidence is very clear; it reduces deaths and improves health, while also reducing crime. But its still not the default the world over because its apparently a hard sell to
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by tokai 8mo ago
>The UK desperately needs a functioning angel and VC culture That is like the last thing they need. Functioning unions and collective bargining is the proven way to combat this.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Lots of things are disasterous to do, and still UK has a proud traditions of doing those things.
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by tokai 8mo ago
This is way overblown. Its parts of some ministries. All public IT in Denmark is still bound to Microsoft. Statens IT, the IT systems provider for the public sector, is right now in the middle of rolling out Windows 11.
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by tokai 8mo ago
You should rather have answered it.
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by tokai 8mo ago
What does the ACM have to do with that?
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Covert DEI Design Techniques for Earthly Survival in Hostile Contexts(dl.acm.org)
1 points by tokai 8mo ago|6 comments
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by tokai 8mo ago
You are getting struck hard by the comments, so I'll provide some source about the concept of Viking in American self identity. > In the United States, mainstream Americans incorporated Vikings into emerging Anglo-Saxon racial ident
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by tokai 8mo ago
I agree. Was trying a tongue in cheek comment about how the Julia/LISP discussion over the years often would have someone point to julia --lisp as an argument for Julia being a LISP dialect.
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by tokai 8mo ago
So Julia will no longer be a LISP? :'(
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by tokai 8mo ago
Oh that made me remember the you're holding it wrong debacle with antenna reception.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Ray Peat seems completely unremarkable besides the Bronze Age Pervert group name dropping him a lot. He is mentioned in the BAP wikipedia article. It can of cause be debated, but I feel his notable is low enough for a general reader, to not
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by tokai 8mo ago
There wasn't 7 major parties. Five maximum, even two could be argued. But '33 Germany is a weak argument against multiparty systems. Interwar Germany was not a well functioning democracy at all. They had armed street fights and de
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by tokai 8mo ago
>Although it’s described as voluntary, Carr said broadcasters can meet their public interest obligations by taking the pledge. This is notable because Carr has repeatedly threatened to punish broadcast stations for violating the public i
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by tokai 8mo ago
With some of the promises Notch made back then it almost was a scam.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Or less, in Denmark the average time from election announcement to voting is 20 days.
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by tokai 8mo ago
In normal democracies you have multiple parties, so there is a much better chance of creating a coalition around the government and force election/impeachment if the leadership goes rouge. The US system turned out to be as fragile as i
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by tokai 8mo ago
Big corps are bad, human culture is great. Thats the red thread here.
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by tokai 8mo ago
Doubt it. But I could believe it would be a Roland 808.

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