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You replied to the wrong comment. But you're right. I would say Hungary and eastern Germany (excluding Berlin) are more racist than Poland and Ukraine.
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Where do you see "commmunists"? Did you check the link? The chat functionality is full of racist messages in Russian.
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Considering how much knowledge and outside interaction is siloed in large organizations the specific individuals behind these specific actions should also be named and shamed. Don't let them hide behind limited liability by only naming
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>This article really convinced me that the amazing results today are mostly due to hardware advances. For LLMs that is true. But many other things like Whisper, Stable Diffusion etc. could in theory have been made a decade earlier.
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You only pay 8.3% in tax in France? That sounds unrealistic.
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Europe is not one country. I live in Denmark and some of the things I have witnessed in (eastern) Germany almost felt 3rd worldish.
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If Americans want the same quality of life as we have here in Denmark they should tax the top 20% more so it doesn't surprise me that the top 20% come out against things like higher taxes and more worker rights. I'm probably among
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by 0xDEF 3y ago
Other than the expensive healthcare one thing that really brings down American quality of life is the long working hours and lack of vacation. Americans should also stop focusing on bullshit stats like "working two jobs or more".
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by 0xDEF 3y ago
Now that the TPM has been proven to be security theater Microsoft should drop the TPM requirement for Windows 11 and allow older machines to upgrade. My previous job let me keep their 2016 laptop with an Intel i7 CPU, 32 GB RAM, and 512 GB
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by 0xDEF 3y ago
Elon Musk might not have the reputation he had three years ago but SpaceX is still incredibly well regarded.
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Cassandra Parameters for Dummies(ecyrd.com)
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BRICS invites Saudi, Iran and others to join developing world bloc(reuters.com)
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Control theory and engineering is extremely difficult to do well and probably the hardest class in many aerospace and mechanical engineering courses.
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>disruption was minimized by Telegram’s use of RPKI Telegram has spread their hosting across the three big cloud providers; AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. It is most likely the cloud providers who have enabled RPKI as a default.
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Will this be considered a breaking change according to the SemVer conventions?
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It was merely an observation that a certain section of the US elites now want to do away with CIA, FBI and NSA. Has nothing to do with "trusting billionaires".
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He hinted that they were responsible for assassinating JFK. Jack Dorsey supports RFK Jr.'s presidential campaign.
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Jack Dorsey recently tweeted that the CIA, FBI and NSA should be abolished. Elon Musk and other billionaires have voiced similar opinions so it is not an uncommon view among a section of the US elites. It would be interesting to see what th
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WebRTC for the Curious(webrtcforthecurious.com)
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The Ukrainians played it down and claimed it was because of fires and Russian military vehicles driving around in the area were stirring up the radioactive top layer of soil. Why would they have faked the sensor data?
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Meanwhile Steam probably launched 4 indie games today about killing minorities. Valve/Steam is proof that the push against hate speech is not driven by investor/consumer demand but by employee activism and unionization. Yet anothe
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>Every single thing is so obsolete. Nothing is digitized. Everything requires a giant stack of actual paperwork to be taken to an office where the whims of the clerk dictate everything. A million rules exist in the hopes that they cover
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>In that case US treasury policy was a bailout for uninsured depositors who are wealthy supporters of the ruling blue party. I really doubt that David Sachs, Peter Thiel, and other wealthy right-libertarian VC bros support the "blue
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Just FYI the Mint Press News writers went around Michigan and did false-flag Nazi graffiti in an attempt to implicate Ukrainian refugees: https://www.propastop.org/eng/2023/05/19/how-the-kremlin-use...
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The following article is maybe slightly outdated by now but gives an overview of the nginx architecture. Probably a good read before diving into the nginx codebase: https://aosabook.org/en/v2/nginx.html
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I remember a few years back Iran send assassins to kill Iranian dissidents in Germany, Austria, and Belgium. The assassins were caught and politely returned to Iran on a private plane. No punishment for planned/attempted murder. The We
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The journalists that have been killed in/by Russia in the past 20 years either revealed corruption close to Putin's inner circle or human rights violations by Russian forces in Chechnya. It was inevitable that they would also begi
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Remarkably even the Australian OSINT person who focused entirely on finding errors in Oryx's dataset still praised it and said it was by far still the best approximation of Russian vs. Ukrainian losses.
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>I observe the opposite sentiment among .NET developers for features added in C# despite that its backwards compatibility is also fully preserved. They say “the language is getting bloated”, I don't recognize this sentiment at all a
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He also conveniently made comments pretending to be Ukrainian but spelling it "Kiev".

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