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by xkcd1963 2y ago
"And the EU's fiscal rules mean there’s little public money to spend on moving toward green energy and building up the defense industry in the face of Russian aggression. “We need to finance risky innovation projects to catch up t
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
We are not always going forward..
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Yes. And facebook is not too big to fail. There are thousands of alternatives to Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram. And the few employees they have easily find another job.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Because that wouldn't be hype enough.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
That is kind of a one-sided view. There is plenty of opportunity arising for those that stay too.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Maybe it is partially a bot
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
umm, may I contact you?
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
It is funny I tried to hire people, just pasted the minimum requirements and salary - and got no response. The other day I had a tech interview and just by screen calling to update python version on OSX one of the commands was "reboot&
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
I think this doesn't pay any attention to the historical meaning of coloniser. If I continued with the theme, colonisers were poor as fk. who moved to other poor as fk places. But with sufficient luck and skills they were able to enric
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
AI is an idea that has been around for a while but has gained traction because of advances in hardware. Technology encompasses many aspects that are not all necessarily part of computational technology.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
It's astounding that you can't read your own requests without an internet connection. If the success of Postman relies on artificial limitations, I'm happy to embrace an alternative.
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As a consequence of AI?
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
You are not a coloniser if you move from a rich to poor country.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Incompetence is punishable
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
You are more likely striken by lightning than coming in contact with terrorism whatsoever
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Yes but this allows silly transit companies to retroactively charge your CC like in London
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
The people who downvoted you had not enough IQ to see the sarcasm
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
2 you open the possebility to mass-report competitors
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Why not have 30% max on houses as investment dictated by the state?
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Thank you.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Would you say your behaviour that day stemed from underlying insecurities?
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
yes I only had time to read the last paragraph.
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But it is true. Most websites concern with companies competing in a market. If you believe a war-industry is good because it provides jobs, but you don't take into consideration that war destroys stuff and lives and just creates misery
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Yes, we know what you mean, even though people that are used to music from the Orient might not hear music from the Occident the same way as we Westeners do
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Hey! Teacher! Leave the kids alone!
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
If your doctor is more clueless than you that speaks of itself.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
It seems the two better solutions are either government financed hospitals, which are always hopelessly overpatient but as a doctor you are more free, because they usually don't get paid much and anyone who works in a gov hospital is u
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
https://gosummarize.com/youtube/@internetofbugs/debunking-de...
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Recently my client told me "try Devin to work faster" and even though I provided countless examples as to why AI does not increase my productivity (to me it's a google-search-bin) my client is still hyped.

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