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by largepeepee 3y ago
Exactly, the 737 was the highest-selling commercial aircraft before the incident, and the MAX was promised to be a simple but efficient upgrade to that popular series that many already had.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
What's new? We have been using that same excuse to block out Japanese and Chinese goods in various eras. Just feels weird the Canadians are copying our playbook
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by largepeepee 3y ago
You can summarize it as "they want more control over the people" And AI seems to be another tool being twisted to do that
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Well they are also discovering that many people would rather pay the 20-30% extra than deal with the hassle of a subpar platform. The cost to build/maintain a competent platform is also not cheap even for the big boys like EA.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Which speaks to his point, once upon a time Sega would hog their IPs for their console and arcade games. They changed their strat abt a decade ago.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
You do realize once this is normalized, it wouldn't even come as a surprise to have them eventually mandating company devices to be on when at home and so on.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
You know what's funny? Even if the numbers are hot garbage, they proved the point about how easy it is to publish fake science papers, since it got published. Kinda similar to those researchers years back who proved how easy it was to
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by largepeepee 3y ago
It's also useful to point out that historical verbal tradition trained a very specific type of memory recall but that doesn't automatically make anyone wise. Just because you memorized 10000 random articles on Wikipedia, doesn&#x
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by largepeepee 3y ago
I feel like it's not only products that get left behind once Google gets bored. Many of Google's software eventually get worse too. YouTube for example has killed most of their social features by removing dislikes, limited searcha
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Obviously it didn't work out for meta. That isn't even up for debate. Meta has admitted to pivoting to AI and cutting down their metaverse teams significantly. Besides, even if Apple succeed. Meta will still be stuck in the exact
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Politics in Germany is heavily sentiment driven and shorter term populous focused. So you are effectively blaming the public. Besides these decisions were mostly driven by the company seeking profits not politics. So you are wrong.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
That is how capitalism works in reality.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Same reason why we have ex-US generals working for foreigners like the Saudi govt and no one seems to care.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
It makes sense in a cynical capitalistic way. Energy company builds green energy farms to milk govt credits/funding and getting good PR to cover their "dirtier" energy sources. Govt credit period eventually expired, and price
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by largepeepee 3y ago
That is modern capitalism at its finest. Privatize the gains, socialize the losses.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Sure Netflix played a part but a larger portion of the growth was probably from popular twitch streamers/YouTubers who picked up the hobby and brought their young communities with them to chess tournaments vs other similar streamers et
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Switching entire business models to exploit the market, after receiving goodwill contributions/collaborations under their nonprofit model already sets a bad precedent. So I don't think they have a clean record now, and people are
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Depends on the country as well, some country airports with high item tax make it worth buying at the airport. Take the vice tax for example, most Islamic countries probably at alcohol cheaper at their airports. Same goes with countries that
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by largepeepee 3y ago
"the last 30 years of anti nuclear opposition have lead to 1000s of deaths, 100000s of people less health and more cost then any theoretical nuclear accident." Where are you pulling these numbers from? Your ass? The last 30 years
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Maybe they don't want record because the data also holds incriminating evidence of how they understaffed the maintenance crew and skipped upkeep to fill their pockets in the short term.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
From your own wording, even you don't quite believe that propaganda. Esp since both nukes and fire bombings did far more damage to civilians structures at that point. Even if you ignore the wanton destruction, Russia flipping over to a
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by largepeepee 3y ago
Saved from total annihilation? They more than proved their point with the first nuke, the second nuke was more "fun" field testing. Esp since civilians were the main casualties and they could afford to shop around for locations.
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by largepeepee 3y ago
He is pointing out the voters perspective which is valid and rarely reflected on social media since it is innately selfish. At it's core this is a social issue that is swept under the rug for decades since the real solutions requires
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by largepeepee 3y ago
You don't want to be fingerprinted means default options for everything Firefox can do it on
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by largepeepee 4y ago
The recommended solutions by google focused groups is...they don't have a solution for VoLTE since it was removed from the pixel devices in 2021. https://9to5google.com/2023/03/17/wi-fi-calling-off/
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Exactly why google sucks at it. You get promoted for launching hot new products, quickly scaling it or fixing obviously broken ones. The boring grind in-between them is much harder to show value so few teams are motivated to work on it.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
And if you bought bought regional banks at the bottom a few days ago you'd be up 500% on shares alone. If you want to gamble, might as well buy real banks instead of fake banks anyway.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Very strange how anyone asking for sources abt any politically charged issue on social media gets immediately attacked. No wonder social media starts to circulate the most bonkers things when no one is allowed to question even verifiable st
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by largepeepee 4y ago
We don't even need new tech, Switzerland for example has been doing direct democracy like this for ages.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
These days I have a hard time telling the difference between either, because no one in a democracy will ever vote for crazy policies like having surveillance cameras pointing at themselves or having increasing harsher laws on freedoms both

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