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3y ago
I could forgive any blunder Germany did/does if it at least had: * A radical plan to expand green energy more than any other country * Or was one of the leading countries behind fusion or had grand plans for being the first to open up
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0dayz
4y ago
No, because it was never neutered, it fizzled out because it was a protest not a lobbying group that could do legislative change.
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0dayz
4y ago
Maybe they are writing an ad kernel module in rust. To you know catch those pesky ad cheaters.
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0dayz
4y ago
I highly doubt occupy wall street was the big deal for the elite. Ironically enough you're kind of adding to the supposed distraction, since occupy wall street didn't accomplish much of anything. Unions forming have caused more of
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0dayz
4y ago
You are using very loaded word for something that isn't even remotely true. People choose which ever party or candidate should represent them in the government, they can at any point decide to vote for new candidates or parties. Protes
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4y ago
Microsoft is not an average company. And government is only as good as the people let them be. Corporations are only as good as the regulation and competition. In other word they are completely different from each other.
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4y ago
I think the only two negatives I got of sveltekit is: 1. Ecosystem - there's not a lot if any battle tested libraries for svelte at the moment, especially for data tables (tanstack does not have good performance and there's not mu
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0dayz
4y ago
Well it sure will redefine tripping.
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0dayz
4y ago
I would encourage you to try and make that idea happen.
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4y ago
I think ai is desperately needed in some countries when it comes to the government run entities (agencies and jobs) administration (thanks in large part to digitalization). Since it has created some rather extreme work imbalance for the wor
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0dayz
4y ago
It's for administrative tasks, not coming up with policy.
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4y ago
I'm in a way surprised that the Netherlands still have such open relation with China after the soying and now intimidating journalists. Will it really take until a politician (not local) in parliament gets spied / threaten until a
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4y ago
You call others bad faith and then you yourself act in bad faith. The Ukrainians were being shot at by Ukrainian and beaten up by OMOH, but of course ordinary people are the evil makers here. And the revolution only became a revolution afte
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4y ago
You the in peacekeeping forces that was literally targeted by the Serbs?
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4y ago
I have to say I really appreciate the Japan model, where the real estate investment is looked at in two parts; the land and the building itself. Since while I'm no socialist / communist, I think they got a point with housing is a
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4y ago
>That's needlessly pedantic, and wrong. I'm sorry but you don't see the irony of saying my point is "pedantic" and then you go well ashctually. And even if we skip past that I'm not wrong since I said de fac
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4y ago
Just the title feels misleading, Yugoslavia didn't exist in practical terms when Nato bombed Serbia (Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia was de facto gone). I've to this day not heard a single good argument from the "anti-imperia
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4y ago
While I do agree: "keep your hands off my computer", There's a huge difference in wanting to close down a computer and wanting cryptography software banned. Government don't care if you use open or closed source software
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4y ago
The biggest worry imo about ai is the consolidation of economic power the big tech industry will have with ai, essentially that we get a worse version of the oil/coal monopoly/cartel where waging war and terrorism was part of the
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4y ago
Sure, but I think you can't really blame AMD for it. Nvidia has dominated the market for a long time, and unlike Intel they up the prices and wisely spent enough of it on R&D, Nvidia is just reaping the rewards for it.
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4y ago
Tiktok success is literally the result of vine shutting down.
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4y ago
From my experiences with anxiety and depression, what I've found that works somewhat well is deconstruct the feeling while talking to yourself out loud (that way you can pivot to something else if needed), essentially if you can dig in
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4y ago
Firefox decline was way before add-ons deprecation, it more or less started with Chrome being a few versions in due to simple configuration, streamlined ui, increased security and most importantly performance.
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4y ago
It reminds me of the Firefox users who to this day view Mozilla with contempt for having deprecated old add-ons or some barely used feature (highly recommend reading your average pale moon user's reaction when pale moon does the same)
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4y ago
There's was the Unix Desktop Environment. It used to be commercial.
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4y ago
It's very simple. Technically as long as you don't sell a product that is a copy, you are "fine" to have said product. However if you do sell it, it would incentivize a parasitic market. Something you see sometimes in op
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4y ago
As some has pointed out, ai safety teams are just window dressing. I think it is even more cynical how what it actually highlights the need for ai regulations but ofc "the market can regulate itself" keeps on being used as a catch
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4y ago
> purposefully put furniture because it can be a utilitarian box, or a custom carpentry art piece. Why is your brother art more valuable than a custom table? Or a delicious dish? Or the portrait I buy from the street artist that cannot r
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4y ago
Nothing wrong with getting paid if you're honest about it. AFAIK if they randomly label you with a "commercial ip" despite the fact that you are not. Then that certainly can be seen as shady.
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4y ago
While your point isn't exactly wrong I do think it's a bit of a oversimplification. Most editing of Wikipedia is done for personal reasons, including commercial (you get paid to write on Wikipedia) and with SO its most likely beca
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