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> Who pays for the logistics cost of moving and stocking these products in discount stores and giveaway centers?

All the examples I know of (Austria, Switzerland) are social clubs/associations (whatever that is called) and DO NOT depend on tax payer money.

I'd love to film in 3d. But being dependent on a single app of a single company (that is not even a good app right now) is literally the worst feature for a hardware I could imagine.

As if the world needs more reasons to understand that windows is activly making your life worse. Step by step.

I heard same argument with telegram (however I wouldnt consider it to be Russian tech these days) but yes. Choose your poison, basically. And some entities definitely seem(ed) less evil to our society than others.

So only in 2 smaller countries the "majority" is US served? That's what I read in that graphic

I know people who avoid US tech and happily use Chinese or Russian tech here in central Europe. Not trusting US tech isn't new, it just gets a lot worse

To be fair, swiss train tickets cost a lot of money too.

I had a 50cc and also could do wheelies. I loved my Vespa, it was always ready for whatever I wanted to do. Sometimes 45kmh, in a warm day even 55.

Quit 10 years ago. In the meanwhile I tried building my own things, first few years have been poorly the last few have been great. Never give up people :)

> If it doesn't have immediate side effects for a given person it's unlikely to have them later

Why would this sentence make any sense?

I lost weight by changing my eating habits (which definitely wasn't easy but doable) and have family who used GPT with different results. So a little of both I guess.

I stand by my words that just using Ozembic without changing your habits on the way can't be the right way. And as far as I know studies suggest that that is actually the case. Like with any diet really

I mean the idea is that GPT helps to reduce appetite while you learn to eat properly. Not to take GPT the rest of your life.

Sounds like they eat the wrong things. So learning to eat properly and stopping with GLP after a while sounds more reasonable to me.

Also that's how my mum got it in the swiss test run. It was never supposed to be long term, just to help change eating habits.

I know several people who stopped both of your examples and only used them for a while until the underlaying issues got fixed. I am just in the progress of stopping with anti depression meds. Without bigger issues.

Maybe in America you do, here in Europe I am not so sure about that

Most AAA games maybe. All the unity games that run sh*t on anything except a high end PC aren't.

However that's more or less unity fault

Or you are just old (me too)

No. They won't.

Most games are written for the 3% who can afford a luxury gaming PC. That's how the market is working for a while now.

Just tried it. It loads instantly and then loads some other stuff I never seen before. However for me the main thing still loads instantly.

When was the last time they did? Buying existing companies does not count

It depends. Sometimes I have really stupid questions and I don't want to read the website, when I know I don't annoy a human when I click "chat" I may use it to ask my stupid question.

But this is a exception most of the time I just try to confuse the AI to get to an actual human faster.

Why is stuff like this on Hackernews?

How comes there is this one very specific style the AI makes websites look like with little to no variance?

My mental health

Is that the case? Did they also have some kind of untrained police force (ice) doing the dirty things?

From here in Europe it looks like that shithole of country completely lost their mind. But who knows what is real anymore

Some things are actually interesting and useable (as kinda normal human being, without the need for a new bridge or train)

If nothing has changed it's still the only one that's free and instant. Back in the day you'd had to pay $10/y and install manually

Honestly I don't know import statistics but the majority of food I eat is from Switzerland. A lot of imported products are complicated because they often contain more weird stuff like artificial colouring, sweeteners or thickening stuff.

Familien nachzug is a thing where people can get their elderly parents (or anyone family really) to move to Switzerland a lot more easily. This can indeed add additional costs to the pension and health care system.

The implications with the EU surely could be problematic.

Don't look at tiktok then. It seems pretty much won in there.

What products are you thinking? Chocolate and cheese are actually not that relevant as some people want it to be. Gold trade, software, banking however is unlikely to decrease a lot no matter the border rules.

To be fair there is the same thing between Austria and Germany for example. Except it's more strict there even.