kome

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by kome 9d ago
ok, but besides the fact 90k is absolutely fine for CH as well, and incredibly good for italy, france or austria.
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by kome 9d ago
> You dont even live in the Alps with 90K lmao. this comment is insane...
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by kome 9d ago
some people would rather live in paris than los angels or san francisco (and rightly so, if you ask me)...
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by kome 11d ago
so, yet another post encouraging the use of AI tools lol... great. that's the literal meaning of the post.
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by kome 11d ago
english is my second, third language, and i understood the second immediately, but not the first. go figure.
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Bin Laden's "Letter to America" (2002)(ceu.su)
25 points by kome 13d ago|22 comments
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Social Policy Builds Financial Markets(economicsociology.org)
1 points by kome 14d ago|0 comments
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by kome 17d ago
Rewriting history? Google used the most scummy techniques to get Chrome installed, mostly bundled with completely unrelated things.
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Social Policy Builds Financial Markets(economicsociology.org)
2 points by kome 17d ago|0 comments
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Social Policy Builds Financial Markets(economicsociology.org)
1 points by kome 20d ago|0 comments
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by kome 20d ago
wow. your comment is also lunacy, tbh. autistici runs at a small deficit and is a passion project. so they are “yacht people” because they have some computers, a godforsaken server somewhere, and maybe an iphone? and where the hell is this
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by kome 24d ago
same in italy btw, it was an italian provider with some european presence, since then they rebranded (several times actually)
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by kome 28d ago
"consumer culture constructs identities" to be honest, there's no interest in studying capitalism unless you study its mechanisms critically. and i fear yours was foucault-slop, pseudo-radical drivel that didn't even asp
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'Rehabilitated' postwar Germany's government was full of Nazis, study reveals(timesofisrael.com)
7 points by kome 1mo ago|3 comments
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by kome 1mo ago
he didn't murder an innocent man.
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by kome 2mo ago
fully agree with this. class is a huge component, and i feel class in germany can be brutal. it starts with the education tracking system that, in practice, decides very early in life what your place in society will be. this creates a syste
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by kome 2mo ago
not sure he was american, but i am happy he is gone, wherever he is from.
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by kome 2mo ago
yes i was wondering the same... what's wrong with COBOL? especially in an era of LLM... also, i find COBOL to be way more readable and intuitive than Java.
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by kome 2mo ago
i had to re-read your comment twice. i thought i might have misunderstood. it’s rare these days to read such a pure, unfiltered ethno-nationalist argument, that level of ethnic and racial essentialism is a rare sight. you are the realest o
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Who the welfare state protects shapes a country’s financial openness(theloop.ecpr.eu)
42 points by kome 2mo ago|65 comments
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by kome 2mo ago
lol, i would do it even for free if it helps to train better open models
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by kome 2mo ago
this little blog post is absolutely shameful and tone-deaf. why is distillation bad if you have literally stolen - and let me underline this word: stolen - all the human knowledge to train your models? isn't that a contradiction? and a
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Austerity Breeds Financial Protectionism(theloop.ecpr.eu)
5 points by kome 2mo ago|0 comments
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Who the welfare state protects shapes a country's financial openness(theloop.ecpr.eu)
2 points by kome 2mo ago|0 comments
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by kome 2mo ago
i want to see a dark sky at night
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by kome 3mo ago
please, compared to thiel & co., the ccp are basically choir boys. and they worked well for china. they cleaned their cities of unbreathable air and reduced poverty in a very short time span. we cannot say the same for the americans rob
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by kome 3mo ago
Italian university graduates are going to shine in this world. They face oral and written exams held in person, where it is very easy and perfectly normal to fail. This culture is completely alien to Anglo academia, which needs to find othe
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by kome 3mo ago
in the paper it says "The recovered text is a philosophical treatise on ethics, and the evidence points to a Stoic work: it turns on human nature, impulse, and the moral progress of human beings, and its final preserved column names Ar
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by kome 3mo ago
what the hell are you saying?
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by kome 3mo ago
people with perfect pitch can recognize when pitch has been shifted, but it's not like they perceive it (necessarily) as wrong or annoying - it's a matter of taste. most of them can still enjoy microtones, detuned tracks, and beat

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