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Comment #44874485
if the consumer base collapse what will keep the stock fundamentals going ?
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Comment #44560775
most europeans that live in flats dont have a garage to park and charge their ev
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Comment #44460274
how much game data do you store on postgres ? do you use classical update cycles ?
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Comment #44131505
from a surface level personal research the money is not eaten by farmers, that in reality make a pittance but from a "rice consurtium", a middlemen that should represent farmer int…
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Comment #43931753
>Insurance business is mostly about hoarding and investing money so you can actually pay when you have to. In Crypto this mean rugpull time
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Comment #43872023
if you would cease to exist without public funding you are not and indipendent organization
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Comment #43871952
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Comment #43871861
all benefitted, dem aligned media benefitted even more in crusading against Trump as it brought headlines and attention to opinion pieces. Ironically this reinforced Trump and allo…
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Comment #43851731
biotech, outside of curing most illnesses (except trisomy of 21 or others) is a very touchy field that most politicians would steer clear
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Comment #43851707
sure thats why he turned every home in a small steel mill
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Comment #42985734
TLDR: some scammers impersonating the difense minister got 1 or more entrepeneurs to send them big payments quickly. The public discourse is around the "normalcy" of private entrep…
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Comment #42489174
musk offers on a voluntary base competitive products/solutions that help with the climate issues, leftist cant offer solutions that appeal to the republican base, only compulsory "…
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Comment #42322250
the last time debt was this high was WW2, after it millions of working age men came back contributing to the economy. today the opposite is true, millions of people are exiting the…
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Comment #42229312
Brazil, Turkey, Indonesia and many other countries turned sour on importing chinese EVs in favour of some kind of protectionism. Most developing countries dont have the infrastuctu…
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Comment #42175810
I would love Google developing an Android desktop enviroment meant to be used as an OS alternative to Windows and MacOS. Probably they can have a native compatibility with Linux so…
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Comment #42167911
managers are to babysit and oversee/command workers in a lot of orgs, LLMs cant replace that. People do "selfmanage" but mostly in highly skilled/selfagency profession like enginee…
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Comment #42109914
Good, relying too much on an external force/coalition was foolish from the start. Expecially for the Nato countries that dont meet basic military capabilities
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Comment #42095572
Republicans repells educated, single, liberal women for the same reasons Democrats struggle with straight, masculine, traditional males. They demonize and act often hostile to such…
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Comment #42088549
1932 was in 2016 and DNC did nothing
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Comment #42066529
Covid
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Comment #42066387
i imagine the person that can climb the corporate ladder in an major organization to the level of board member with a lot of qualities, being a good person is not one of those
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Comment #42066254
Cheney and CO. jumped ship and endorsed another party, they fear Trump
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Comment #42065033
they will purge the token hires to show a return to "normalcy" and thats it. Young grassroot talents will be ignored or marginalized as always. DNC is such a small club, even Gavin…
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Comment #42064858
DNC argued that they are a private organization and can do what they want In "Wilding v. DNC Services Corp." case (2017) in response to screwing the dem nomination from Bernie hand…
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Comment #42022710
its most likely export only and covertly endorsed by the state as a "payback for opium" (it's a big argument apologists make)