personomas

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by personomas 10mo ago
Totally agree. EU and Europe is going insane with crazy ass laws to punish american companies and regulate everything to death, while they allow their states get away with becoming totalitarian. #unreal
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by personomas 11mo ago
Yeah, my viewpoint hasn't changed, only how you've finally understood it. Anyways, peace, be well!
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by personomas 11mo ago
Yeah, exactly. You're not so lost after all ;)
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by personomas 11mo ago
You seem to be very lost, @locallost. Great name. Certain services are obviously best done from a collective, society standpoint. You wouldn't be able to protect your property from certain wild fires, like what happened California. Nor
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by personomas 11mo ago
Yes, you are right, except at some point countries will start to fail as well. That hasn't happened yet, but it will start to soon (my prediction). Great comment, by the way. What country are you from?
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by personomas 11mo ago
Central Europe is far more socialist. They're legitimately becoming communist. For example, in Germany, the socialist/left/green pretty dominate and control almost all power here. Democracy is one of the few last standing bar
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by personomas 11mo ago
Socialism = lots of social welfare You sound like an ignorant american. Germany prides itself on being a socialist state. It's even anchored in their constitution (Article 20): "Germany is a democratic and socialist state." L
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by personomas 11mo ago
It looks like you're an American who has no idea what socialism even is and you had to look up on the internet. Let me break it down for you in a simple manner: Socialism = lots of social welfare Therefore, the continual dramatic expan
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by personomas 11mo ago
All western economies are socialist nowadays. There doesn't exist any hyper-capitalistic economies. What hyper-capitalistic economies are you talking about? Even America has become a socialist country. The current Republicans are doing
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by personomas 1y ago
Even worse: only for those who suck up to those who get to choose. Which usually means if you give me funding, I'll help you back.
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by personomas 2y ago
Yeah, I'm sure Y Combinator is not biased hahahaha (sarcasm of course)
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by personomas 2y ago
It seems they chose Dallas.
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by personomas 2y ago
Raku is pretty awesome actually, but it's community is pretty small.
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by personomas 2y ago
It hasn't really been hurting them either. By the way, UK had GDP growth by .6% in first quarter of this year, which is a lot more than a lot of other EU countries.
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by personomas 2y ago
Now on the other hand Trump has gone insane and is completely misleading the Republican party, but this a completely different matter...
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by personomas 2y ago
"Elizabeth Prophet regarded American society as existing in a state of decay, comparing it to the last days of the Roman Empire." [0] She's definitely right about that one ^. A very slow decay, most visibly seen by its gradua
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by personomas 2y ago
Sure, but the source one is also completely relevant and important.
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by personomas 2y ago
S3 _does_ support CAS on copyObject [0]. Cloudflare supports CAS on copyObject and on putObject [1]. It doesn't support CAS on deleteObject . I don't know about the others though (ABS, GCS, Tigris, MinIO). https:/&#x2
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by personomas 2y ago
Yeah, we turn into cavemen, and let china, russia, iran, etc become greater than us because they won't restrict their power usage. The "green" strategy #self-destruction
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by personomas 2y ago
I'm announcing my position. Call it what you want. Just because I make an argument on HN, doesn't mean I need to back it up with books of explanation.
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by personomas 2y ago
Yes. And it causes gazillions in legal costs for everyone.
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by personomas 2y ago
And you're still welcome to, and that's the thing. The existence of Booking.com doesn't prevent that.
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by personomas 2y ago
No, that's not what I'm saying. Just because I clarify my position doesn't meant that I'm asking you to believe me or trust it.
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by personomas 2y ago
You could be right actually (you probably are). I tried looking into it before to understand the context, and I couldn't find anything. But the context your provide does sound more like Mr. Habeck, as opposed to him arguing that the st
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by personomas 2y ago
I'm not going to get into the specifics of DMA on this one case. DMA is like a labyrinth of legal disaster, I'm not even going to get started lost in it right now.
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by personomas 2y ago
I'm talking about the fines and fines and fines that EU has been levying on business in general and the DMA is just another window into that. I'm not talking about just booking.com
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by personomas 2y ago
No DMA will and does destroy business.
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by personomas 2y ago
Just because my opinions aren't popular, doesn't mean I'm not capable of giving good answers. Or you're the bandwagon guy who just likes who's most popular then??
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by personomas 2y ago
No, the Regulation (in this case) is the predatory practice, which is destroying companies. There's a reason the EU doesn't have many successful companies. DMA is the problem, it's not "that hotels are allowed to provide
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by personomas 2y ago
Thanks. You're right. I do live in Germany actually

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