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trompetenaccoun
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Comment #49169575
From a moral PoV pirating old movies isn't a big issue, especially in cases where the original makers are already dead. At that point you're only feeding Hollywood bosses, sharehol…
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Comment #48458346
The idea that someone would go on a multi hour car trip based on an AI-generated route without manually checking where they're actually going is quite funny to me. Some older HN me…
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Comment #47618136
Apollo 11 (which included actually landing on the Moon for the first time in human history!) cost only $355 million* in 1969. That's a little over 3 billion in 2025 dollars. How ha…
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Comment #47616847
Artemis has a budget of over 90 billion dollars, it's more than 4 billion for that Artemis II launch (as estimated by NASA, possibly more because they don't even know exactly how m…
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Comment #43755547
The blog post is unclear on if they will only be allowed to verify accounts as being part of NYT or if they will be allowed to give out blue checks to anyone in general. It sounds …
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Comment #43714532
Brits are well-known romantics even today but 19th century society was on a whole different level.
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Comment #43587204
Interesting, that's not what they teach these days from what I've seen. The economic aspect is a side note and the focus is on the politics, racism, Holocaust, etc. Which imo doesn…
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Comment #43587111
There is a lot of confusion around finance and economics in the the general population. The average person does not even understand what money is and how it's created. This include…
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Comment #43586953
The German love for authoritarianism did that. And WW1 Allies who bled the country dry with reparations as the article mentions. Which lead to desperation in the population and hat…
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Comment #43564971
>The older they are, the better they are Everyone agrees the build quality used to be better (my grandpa already said this about appliances from his youth). But one thing I almost …
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Comment #43564152
Is there? Or is that just his Youtube channel on a loop?
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Comment #43511903
To be clear I'm not saying Kerala is particularly bad by regional standards, it's not. But compare Kerala and India as a whole with other parts of Asia, they're not doing well. Loo…
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Comment #43511655
Users of popular apps are not in control, the people tweaking the models are. GenAI is not an artist.
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Comment #43509306
You're fine with being mislead a little? I'm not a materials scientist so I can't comment on this specific topic but based on my experience with pop science reporting errors and mi…
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Comment #43509199
That may be but the topic of the thread is how rich Kerala supposedly is, not how super awesome their public train announcements are. The claim is not just false, the article is ou…
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Comment #43509158
Have you read the Communist Manifesto? It also makes Communism sound like a good idea. Nevermind that Kerala doesn't have a particularly high GDP per capita even by southern Indian…
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Comment #43417389
What "blatant lies" though? The question hasn't really been answered. The user wrote: >Exploiting and lying about the monumental efforts of a pioneering industry for cheap politica…
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Comment #43417279
As you said they're incompetent so it would be Russia more like. Imagine the bizarre situation that the US would be in while fighting a proxy war against them at the same time. Als…
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Comment #43417245
>not insert him self too much in the process of rocket science to cause catastrophe The fact that many believe all these companies thrive despite the leadership is fascinating. I'v…
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Comment #43229375
With all other recent news from Mozilla (large scale firings, multiple leadership changes, the new ToS and removal of the promise to never sell our data...), I won't read too much …
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Comment #42979519
Yes but no, post WW2 the UK was one of the most liberal places in the world. Somehow things took a turn in the past two decades or so. And then around the 2020s the decline started…
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Comment #42865307
It's crazy that they were informed about this months ago and still have not fixed it yet. They're going to have to now that it's public but why would that pressure even be needed. …
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Comment #42865184
One way some companies and merchants deal with high inflation and increasing price pressure seems to be declining quality. I've seen similar things happening more frequently in dif…
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Comment #42865060
I live in Kenya and have not heard of a single person who got "long covid", or knows someone who does. It has nothing to do with working oneself to death as you imagine, this is a …