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by yakak 5y ago
Large numbers of people purged by firing don't properly go away so purges by a dictator usually get more brutal in their treatment of the purged over time.
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by yakak 5y ago
The west has now had time to create a pipeline, so as long as Ukraine doesn't have to accept a ceasefire it can keep all of Russias troops in a hopeless defense of whatever part of the east they can cover. But at least they won't
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by yakak 5y ago
Curious, have you avoided companies with the new fads? I feel like it would be more draining to be an individual dev in an org of young people doing agile than someone with responsibilities in a place that avoids meetings.. But I have been
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by yakak 5y ago
You avoid all discussion of rationing and rationality and discuss freemarket putzery where you run out of industrial energy because demand from people who are cost insensitive may taper too slowly. If the the EU can't implement rationi
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by yakak 5y ago
Talking gigas is a bit sexually provocative, but I thought the US was mostly limited to megabits.
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by yakak 5y ago
If you don't waste energy for over heating you have it for industry. Russia doesn't even provide half of the EU's gas or oil so extreme rationing of household and transport energy would mean very little rationing elsewhere.
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by yakak 5y ago
Good luck with that. Most legitimate interests require the reason to be defensive or a relationship to exist where there's an expectation they would need to process your data. I am legitimately interested in spamming you is not really
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by yakak 5y ago
That's been true for a few years now thanks to convincing people they need waterproof phones.. From the articles it sounds like they are now at least selling the seals, etc. More alarming to me is the software support. Google has cance
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by yakak 5y ago
Naturally Khan presents himself in a good light but the US-Pakistan relationship has everything to do with his rise and fall. 1. Military and espionage are largely credited for getting him into power. [1] 2. The US cut military aid and ment
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by yakak 5y ago
> The categories with the highest return rates were similar to 2020 metrics: auto parts (19.4 percent), apparel (12.2 percent) and home improvement and housewares (tied at 11.5 percent). What percentage of sales would have to be auto par
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by yakak 5y ago
From what I've seen those people are leaned on to continue to give management a sense of purpose. They need to organize lots and lots of video meetings with lots of unwanted participants showing up.
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by yakak 5y ago
You seem to be saying it is normal to not have developed theory of mind. Which is true in people under 2 years old.. I think the explanation is that many Americans emulate higher classes and celebrities in a fake-it-til-you-make-it fashion
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by yakak 5y ago
I click "more info" "confirm my choices" which should give you only essential cookies. If that goes poorly, I close the tab and try to never revisit the domain.
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by yakak 5y ago
> “Our recent report found high levels of persistent organic pollutants like dioxins or furans around waste incinerators in three countries" That would be alarming news in a country that doesn't burn oil or coal like a dioxin j
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by yakak 5y ago
> I thought they made their own. I saw some articles implying that they thought so too but are actually using a lot more Chinese components even as substitutes for military grade components. Given that the portion of US companies make a
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by yakak 5y ago
It's a good thing he found them, I would hate for our reality to be a footnote in a lost manuscript.
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by yakak 5y ago
The buying power of 10m in SV is equivalent to what, 2m in Italy? There's definitely a lot of sweet VC money to collect with a business office in SV, but I have no idea why a large company investing a lot of its own money would choose
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by yakak 5y ago
Speaking of cross platform surveillance, can we get an auto link to cached tweets or something?
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by yakak 5y ago
There's also moodgym which is less focused on any particular issue than a dedicated CBT therapist, but might be better for someone having an issue going to appointments. https://moodgym.com.au
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by yakak 5y ago
I find the behavior as implemented entirely unacceptable. My work has Google apps and that caused a Chromebook I was using to immediately jump to managed by the company as soon as I logged in with my work account despite having no intranet&
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by yakak 5y ago
It would be ideal for someone, but either he can't summarize his product well or it gives me the chills.. Autogenerated texts with correct form and an appearance of putting in the thought is the kind of thing that turns people off to w
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by yakak 5y ago
Sure they do, that is the nature of asymmetric warfare. In any US fiasco, a guy making 24k could call in a 500k airstrike on any antique of military origin. The point of engaging in a foreign war isn't a profit for a government to dist
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by yakak 5y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70649591/can-linux-kerne... Your platform isn't your optional dependencies.
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by yakak 5y ago
It looks to me like they tried to flinch or at least didn't close it like almost everything UX I've seen on the chromium bug site. Pretty impressive given that while gnome is external its not an actual standard of the sort the Pos
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by yakak 5y ago
Not so fast, in areas where the bug can be phrased as basic compatibility with a recognized standard it is often easier to get Google (or Apple, or ..) to flinch than areas with a mixed standard/implementation they think they own.
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by yakak 5y ago
That sounds like the road to complacency. The reality is that there are many backup systems that work much of the time. Have complacency in all of them and forget society. The bridge has engineers and architects who know material stats and
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by yakak 5y ago
Pasta a little more than doubles in weight when cooked so potatoes are probably more expensive than pasta, which is usually more than rice which triples in weight when cooked. Of course nutrition is a different matter, making potatoes or br
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by yakak 5y ago
That might be illegal. One of the many dangers of trying to defend your rights in the US is that the more powerful side in any civil case has much better access to prosecutors. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/c
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by yakak 5y ago
I tried to use OsX for a few years since I thought it might help with resume soft skills, etc. But nothing is worth the frustration of Apple and their damn semi-GEO-locked mess of a cloud. Every Linux just works, even with obscure keyboard
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by yakak 5y ago
I can tell the crows and ravens apart in my region but I have to wonder how relativistic comparisons are. From what I've seen of hooded crows, I would be more inclined to categorize them as ravens, but there are probably larger ravens

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