thuridas

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by thuridas 4mo ago
Nothing wrong in their to help. But if you only help based on the colour of the skin... That's a little bit racist. Also, as far as I know there is not persecution in South Africa. Trump used photos from the wrong conflict. And there a
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by thuridas 4mo ago
Note that, as anybody, the Catholic Church may have is bias. For example. Their dualist view of the world makes them see AI as something very different from human intelligence. So, without having read it, the church may negate that it could
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by thuridas 4mo ago
Can you lobby to make Trump become not Trump?
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by thuridas 4mo ago
Ethic cleansing is something much worse when that race you are "cleansing" is already living there (Israel removing Palestinian from Gaza) The accusations is just racism. The fact that Trump gave extra fast visas to white South Af
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by thuridas 4mo ago
DOGE was the culture of let's do things fast!! I can imagine CISA reducing personal and subcontracting work to some cheap company to save money
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by thuridas 5mo ago
Some non-ascii characters will be hard on 5x5 like ñ o É
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by thuridas 5mo ago
Does this administration care to much about the law? A judge can rule something but they mostly keep doing the same thing. Not to mention the supreme court that is willing to let this happen.
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by thuridas 5mo ago
The weapons flow from USA doesn't help. US can afford to have militarized police with armoured cars. But the combination of drugs, poverty and weapons is very dangerous
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by thuridas 6mo ago
And it is not as if he was great at acting or as martial artist. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan were in a completely different league.
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by thuridas 6mo ago
I Will never understand why US allows this kind of political intervention.
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by thuridas 7mo ago
What really called my attention is the personality change after transplants. I am not super sure about how good the science is. Also. We are very neuro-centric, but the system also had all type of hormones and other chemical messages affect
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by thuridas 8mo ago
You need US dollars because you have with US. Tarrifs hurt the need for dollars.
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by thuridas 8mo ago
Having dollars was useful to trade with US. But the trade has been reduced by tariffs. Also. Any attack to the independence of the federal reserve damages whee vale of the dollar
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by thuridas 8mo ago
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by thuridas 9mo ago
Europe is already considering to have a nuclear shield. This is because if Trump
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by thuridas 9mo ago
But that transferred very sensitive data to a third party without anonymising the amount. Just by replacing the email with a random anonymizedAccountId the impact would have been reduced from disaster to who cares. This was bad design from
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by thuridas 10mo ago
That wasn't just automating... That was hiding the features from the manuals to avoid having to re train the flight crews.
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by thuridas 10mo ago
I would consider paying premium if they allowed me to disable shorts
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by thuridas 10mo ago
They can hide wealth (at their own risk) but it prevent them from extracting money from the country: The cannot own houses, factories, monopolistic contracts o media. It makes harder to influence politics ( in a legal way). The housing issu
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by thuridas 11mo ago
Just by forcing to compensate passengers accordingly they would start to care more. What is the lost productivity for having so many people waiting on airports? But that is consumer protection regulation and it is not going to happen in Ame
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by thuridas 11mo ago
Without post WW2 taxes. Part of the problem is that a lot of the extra wealth ends invested in the house market. This increases the cost of terrains for both old and new homes. It is also not very productive just to buy one thing to extract
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by thuridas 1y ago
Not only the drug has to be approved but the production process and laboratory. There is a lot of bureaucracy and audits. It is but as if a European laboratory is allowed to sell a generic drug without at huge costs for certifications ( and
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by thuridas 1y ago
I had this feeling when Kotlin (that took a lot of ideas from Scala) Intellij tools are great.
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by thuridas 1y ago
And there is Amazon Correcto, Eclipse Temurin... Sure, that could stop to maintain it, but would put the power immediately in the hands of other companies with a fork That said, you always have oracle's greediness...
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by thuridas 1y ago
I would say that the causality goes in the other direction. We have big stores Carrefour and even some Coscos, but not in the middle of walkable cities.
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by thuridas 1y ago
Electricity prices go up? Are you blaming the windmills? It should you blame the new AI data centers And windmills are profitable by themselves. And reduces foreign imports with increasing taxes on this goods. If we removed all subsidies co
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by thuridas 1y ago
With less companies to compete you can expect it. When Donald put tariff in dishwashers even the ones made in US rose it's prices.
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by thuridas 1y ago
And reducing taxes made the deficit bigger
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by thuridas 1y ago
Not having exceptions doesn't seem like an advantage. My experience with either tough me that some infrastructure error are better as exceptions. Kotlin handling of nulls is probably the most elegant. And you do not need. Net. When you
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by thuridas 1y ago
The tax cuts for the rich will also probably mean that a lot of this money is going to buy real state as an investment rising the house prices.

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