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I like to imagine there is an intern right now yelling at claude to figure out win32

Europe is kind of just a retired United States, the pension scheme is the us defense budget

I forgot about the 90s but yeah good point. I never heard of "shock therapy" before but seems interesting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shock_therapy_(economics) , seems like its a Retronym for describing IMF inspired market reforms. Good way to keep a country down :D

Theirs always an oxford study for them around the corner :D

white worshiping is the sign of a weak mind

yeah but that doesn't make the KPI number go up. These companies become so bloated that they themselves become unaligned internally

Weirdly if its actually just drug cartel assets (I doubt) this seems like smart way to increase Latino support? Most don't have much good to say about the cartels (many leaving due to them). There own country seems to be bought out by them so Trump being this almost knight in shining armor seems like an interesting idea? Its actual effectiveness does not matter, perceptions rule all.

I think the upper middleclass-rich Democrats who lead the think tanks really haven't internalized how conservative (I think this past decade they have slowly realized) alot of immigrant groups are, my family is full of people who honestly are more aligned conservative but the idea of republicans being a "white" party is what stops them. Trump essentially has to square the circle of a party of conservative immigrants, billionaires, libertarians, and neo-nazis

Power couple of the century

I mean they don't call it the Century of humiliation for nothing lol. Yeah Russia doesn't make sense though.

I never got the hype from Open source supporters about RISC-V. Its a permissive license so any consumer use will end up with companies EEE into there own product line (Could you then patent that architecture?). Weirdly I feel like the ARM model where a central company licenses the chipset out to many companies is kind of better as atleast you get competition between chip designers. Main benefit here is companies who don't have to pay licenses for the architecture

I feel like its a similar decision to why companies adopted linux over enterprise unix's. Its kind of interesting how decentralized/open solutions are mostly used by companies versus the public.

bit of a hyperbole but if we didn't stick to this shared dependency model for applications for so long we would already have the year of the linux desktop

unless its really complicated half the time I just get multiple claude instances to figure it out