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woodpanel
5mo ago
3 by 3 iframe layout with the center one displaying the actual content.
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5mo ago
Yeah thanks for nothing for comparing a single kind of tax to your country, whilst your country/states don't have the excessive overall tax regimes as are present in Europe. Nothing, absolutely nothing do we have to adjust to Amer
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woodpanel
5mo ago
FT is four years late to this.
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woodpanel
5mo ago
Visited Poland in the 2000s, while there were still plenty of tokens of poorness visible. Eating out cost a third of what it cost in Germany. I remember that rain water would drop on our commie bloc hostel beds from the ceiling, even though
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woodpanel
6mo ago
FYI: Don’t know why but this has so many upvotes, so I want to be clear: by „social sciences“ I‘ve meant the toxic „science“ disseminating from US social sciences departments colloquially referred to as „Wokeness“ which intra-US might be sh
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6mo ago
Great, as if Europe hasn’t been wrecked by American Social Sciences already. Furthermore at current projections, the speed at which MAGA is imploding, those who still make the migration won’t be the ones fleeing „persecution“ but rather „ma
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6mo ago
It’s called democracy
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woodpanel
7mo ago
Exactly, dependence on solar panels effectively means switching Saudi Arabia for China.
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7mo ago
German here, but from the diaspora. I’ve never read that propaganda kitsch and no one in my family did and now living in West Germany I can really notice the deep impact it has left on them. They don’t even realize how no one else on earth
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7mo ago
Never forget: > We decide something, then put it in the room and wait some time to see what happens. If there is no big shouting and no uprisings, because most do not understand what it is about, then we continue - step by step until th
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7mo ago
It does not. But afterall he mentions the ideation too. Also the drawings he shows are clearly not just technical ones
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7mo ago
The author is quite right to pose this question, but I would remind everyone that out of all the "drawing professions" one could choose, those with the least drawing skills usually chose to study architecture. And I would argue al
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7mo ago
Clumsy solutions for short term political wins, you say? So like instead of hiring by merit doing it via DEI?
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7mo ago
As far as I understood it, their entire repo got pwnd in February, and this now is the third successful attack by the same actor.
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7mo ago
> Time to get over it, I think. It seems like you haven't, why else would you deny the facts? The EU tried to bully the Brits multiple times into staying [1] while its politicians made many thinly veiled threats [2], hoping they wer
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7mo ago
Yes it did happen. After the referendum, the EU and Bremainers made the 2 following nation-wide elections into single-issue elections. And they burned themselves justifiably from it. You know that is the problem with the pro EU camp, they t
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7mo ago
The first policy of the last 20 years by this gerontocratic, bureaucratic, and corrupt institution, that makes sense. > The objective is to enable innovative companies to operate under a single, harmonised set of EU-wide rules, covering
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7mo ago
Unfortunately the foundational thinking behind this runs deep in German culture, stemming from the social upheaval of the early 1800s when a foreign colonizer introduced the (already natively sought) end of the estate system as a way to pit
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woodpanel
7mo ago
This take basically defies every entrepreneurial experience as well as commercial history of the last 100s of years.
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woodpanel
7mo ago
Oh we all saw the true colors of the glorious and open and free-to-leave EU when Brits wanted to leave.
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7mo ago
exactly. wanting to nuke the place is an absolute normal response to what the Palestininans did on 7 Oct. They livestreamed their joy of r_pe, enslavement and gruesome killings. Even the nazis, to which the Oct-7-abaters are never tired of
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7mo ago
Lets just say many Gazans didn't display any empathy for dead or almost dead civilians either that they dragged into the city and instead were filming themselves celebrating over corpses, and captured women bleeding from their r_pings
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7mo ago
Hard to tell in retrospect. I think the thick layer of distrust against palestinians (which was built by debunked lie after lie from Hamas etc over the years) was finally breached by the sheer asimmetry of power that Israeli forces have gai
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7mo ago
Still, amazing how Meta (and Luxottica?) massaged the media to have the wearers of its dystopian goggles not labeled how they ought to be labeled: Glassholes.
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8mo ago
Wait a little, but I was told without a university degree I am unemployable, unmarryiable, and unrespectable human trash. Ho-Humm.
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8mo ago
Just for fun I maxed out the specs in the configurator. I remember doing that 10 years ago and paying 4K just to be delivered an infamous embarrassment of a laptop (yes the one with the hilarious display issues), which got me this close (
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8mo ago
What’s the price tag for keeping your empire? IMHO: The US is doing what Russia did 2022 – Act before the window of opportunity closes. Not just vis-a-vis China. Russia being entangled in Ukraine leaves extra opportunities on the menu. Temp
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8mo ago
I’ve been doing just `git branch -d $(git branch)`, what am I missing?
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8mo ago
Honest question, as a) the AI narrative is annoying if not intellectually dishonest as so much money is invested in it b) this requires a trigger warning But if we are counting no. of payrolls: might this statistic hide the effect which mas
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8mo ago
Interesting, I always thought of Palantir to be more isolated from possible AI bubble bursts bc of government contracts. IF the allegations are true this would change things, but I’m not sure if this would be a permanent correction or jus
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