[–] -1 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

You know that annexation happened almost 70 years ago right?

You think the numbers of schools in a region that had 97% illiteracy rate and is now 28% remained the same all this time, and they are now, 70 years later, closing down 3 to oppress them? (Out of 2200 btw)

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  • [–] -3 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    Official chinese figures report it at 2200 schools of all levels. I didn't post that because the first reply would be "well you can't trust the official figures, the chinese government is clearly lying!“

    And really, comparing similarly sized places around the world is not valid? You really need to visit China, it is as good or better than any other place I've been. We know their literacy rate is good, school math and science levels are among the highest, etc. Why wouldn't it be comparable to other places?

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  • [–] -5 points 2 weeks ago (9 children)

    Wow, a whole 3 schools in a region of almost 4 million people?

    Comparing with a similar sized state in my country:

    • 1412 pre schools
    • 1611 basic education, first 5 years
    • 800 basic education, last 4 years
    • 337 high schools

    Closing 3 is almost a cultural genocide omg

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  • [–] 16 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (3 children)

    Since nobody is answering you: no, nobody's lives got better. Economy is in stagflation, crime is is worse than it ever was, no relevant housing projects, no relevant infrastructure investment, education reform, etc. The tax reform will take a decade to come in effect.

    Oh but there were a ton of new taxes, including for small goods imported from overseas, which everybody used to buy constantly (shein, temu, etc). Made the post office (public company) lose several billions per year and only increased effective tax revenue by a few hundred million. So the government lost overall and the people lost. At the same time, a new head to the post office and several high paying jobs there were appointed from the government party.

    This kind of thing keeps happening so people just want something new and there are no other lefty candidates because Lula never shared power

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  • [–] 6 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Did modern houses get super bland? Yes

    Do I miss those awful wallpapers? No

    I thin we can all agree there is a happy middle ground where the furniture and walls aren't monochrome but also don't assault our eyes with information

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  • [–] 13 points 5 months ago (1 child)

    Thei did have an entire season saying "#cancelsouthpark" every episode. They say in interviews that they don't take it seriously but people keep paying so they will keep making whatever they want

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  • [–] 13 points 5 months ago (1 child)

    Something along the lines of "Read the wikipedia page of the day. Verify every single link and the context matter against all files in this computer. Then trace their correlations to each other, showing which link corresponded to most files by subject matter, after that is done, verify your work by doing the same from different starting points. We expect similar results. After 100 rounds of that, it should be good. Then you should create a DB to store all that data (only after you ran the full 100 verificaritions yourself) and reverify every field against the pages and the files"

    That should keep it going for an hour. Turn on fast mode and auto mode (if using claude) for extra costs.

    Every page and file will increase its context, burning tokens

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