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by coffeecantcode 2y ago
It can be said as well that war between China and the Philippines may break out even before that given their current encroachment on a number of strategically important shoals in the South China Sea. Things are escalating in a very scary di
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by coffeecantcode 2y ago
I guess I just see it as something with the potential to biodegrade within my lifetime as opposed to many many lifetimes in the future. I’m no climate scientist, genuinely curious if that mentality is incorrect or not.
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by coffeecantcode 2y ago
While I see your point and without defending the lackluster recycling culture in America, filling landfills with paper products is still better than plastic products, no?
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by coffeecantcode 2y ago
While no AI agent has shown itself to be capable of building amazing things and I agree with your food and artwork analogies, AI agents can work as fantastic teachers, lowering the technical barriers of entry for fields like programming. Ch
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Nothing to add, just wanted to say this was very well put.
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
The same argument being made when you tell them certain apps that they use are full of spyware: “Okay, I don’t care, I have nothing to hide.”
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Atomic Power Is in Again – and China Has the Edge(wsj.com)
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
> try using the default date/time picker and get back to me. Building my first web application in react currently and this resonated with me on such a deep level.
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Greetings from the US, happy to hear from someone who has boots on the ground and something valuable to offer the discussion. I didn’t think my original comment would spiral into all this I just wanted to have discussions like the one we’re
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
The growth of the middle class in China has been staggering over the last 15 years or so and I do agree with your statements as a whole, but how do you think the looming recession especially with the housing and development industry of Chin
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
I see your outlook isn’t much different from mine before I separated myself from the space. More philosophically than technically. Nevertheless I appreciate you providing those sources. Keep doing what you can and not stressing over what yo
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
In all transparency no, it wouldn’t load then and it still won’t now for some reason. Despite that it seems that the previous Australian ambassador believes that the relationship will remain strong between the two countries, I don’t doubt t
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Though not involved in this particular discussion I would love to know your credible sources so I can better keep in the know. I’ve only recently ventured back to focusing on current events after a 2 year nihilistic fallout with my percepti
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
>CKS had the full support of the US. Ah but he did not have the “full” support for the last 20 years of his reign due to his insistence on using foreign aid to bolster his holding in Nanjing instead of pushing out the Japanese from the m
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
This is what I based my original take off of, which then led to some independent research on the topic over the course of the week. Interestingly enough the article discusses the wine exports as you have mentioned as well. https:/&#x2
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Xi’s leadership style is beginning to show very serious parallels to Chiang Kai-Shek’s leadership of China in the early 20th century, but with a fair bit more competency and an unbelievably higher level of influence and power.
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
No not to zero, I believe Australian exports to China went from 45% to 37% in 1 year. I have the article link posted in one of my comments below. In retro my use of the word ban makes it seem expansive and absolute but really it just result
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
And Black Swan events do happen, it’s like the fact that growing up my town got hit by a 100 year flood. Twice. But in the wake of Covid when it comes to business analysis I think that we now have a different outlook on why is variable and
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Yeah it’s a bad look, especially since Australia pivoted to India to fill the large gap China left in their export market. Now India is importing from Australia at a rate that is alarming only to China. The only problem for Australia is the
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Also a fantastic point, what do we mean when we say ‘never change’ ? I think it was a bit near sighted for the book to use a fashion example, albeit a fashion example that had, at the time, been around for hundreds of years prior, but even
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
For context: China had a ban on Australian imports in the wake of the Australian PM saying that Xi and China should be investigated because of Covid or something along those lines. China just this last week dropped the ban and expected Aust
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
> What things about our [market/customers] will never change? Are we investing enough in those? A seemingly obvious question but one that isn’t posed often enough. Open your eyes and play the long game, don’t waste too much time or
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
It’s a tough but to crack no matter how you look at it, time for something to revolutionize the space. But I agree it’s walking a tightrope.
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
I’m still curious on thoughts, I have no experience other than my previous ~15 years with online communities. But I never really thought much about it until I considered building something of my own. I do agree a paywall seems like the easi
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
As far as online communities are concerned do you think thorough vetting of a user account can beat paywall? Additionally what are your thoughts on a freemium style with limiting user interaction on free accounts?
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
As someone who is preparing to jumpstart a community of their own I found this article very interesting, but after the initial stages of community building it appears to turn into community facilitating, more or less. Reducing your influenc
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
I’ve had some consistency issues with phind but as a whole I have no real complaints, just glitches here and there with large prompts not triggering responses and reply options disappearing. As a whole I think it works well in tandem with C
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by coffeecantcode 3y ago
Interestingly enough, as researched by Mike Jay in his newest book Psychonauts, cannabis consumption in the 19th century and before rarely took the form of cultivating and smoking the flower of the cannabis plant like we have seen in the la

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