Caius-Cosades

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by Caius-Cosades 1mo ago
Taking actions against other economies hardly matters when in like half the EU countries legislation is actively hostile against start-ups and entrepreneurs. You can probably count globally notable companies that were established in the EU
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by Caius-Cosades 1mo ago
Behold, the grand enshittification is upon us
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by Caius-Cosades 2mo ago
Yeah, airports are way too stressful. I'd honestly rather use a train to travel across a continent than use an airplane. The time saved just isn't worth the stress.
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by Caius-Cosades 2mo ago
Europeans voted to have open borders. Open borders include having 60k men come into the market zone previously known as "Spain" freely.
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by Caius-Cosades 2mo ago
"Spains PM blames trafficers" The spanish government and security services had well over a day to do something before the operation was launched, instead they have chosen to do nothing.
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by Caius-Cosades 3mo ago
So what does a political blogpost have to do with HN or tech?
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by Caius-Cosades 3mo ago
I have had the misfortune of having had to work in a nursing home for a while and if there is such thing as torture nexus then that was it. On average dogs get to have a more dignified manner of passing away than people in nursing home.
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by Caius-Cosades 3mo ago
>Are you saying that it is “natural and sensible” to be racist and xenophobic? Yes and I am tired pretending it is not.
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by Caius-Cosades 4mo ago
The great firewall of UK.
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by Caius-Cosades 4mo ago
Protecting children is not a problem for the government's who are pushing this through. It is, however, a problem for parents. And for the children that are getting the raped. It should be noted that it was not a major priority for gov
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by Caius-Cosades 4mo ago
Because that's not the goal of this legislation. The point is to eradicate anonymity, so that people with wrong opinions can be made to go away.
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by Caius-Cosades 4mo ago
Is it now? From a company's point of view, does it really matter that some expensive tool is allegedly good or not if it's reliability/availability is poor and subject to completely arbitrary and unpredictable change?
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by Caius-Cosades 5mo ago
Wouldn't accept such a piece of paper even for toilet use. Anonymity strips egos and forces arguments stand on their own merit.
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by Caius-Cosades 5mo ago
The datasets go through customer specified political guidelines/screening, and so if the model is then penalized for certain political flags/symbols/opinions then this is what you'll be getting. That's just how the
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by Caius-Cosades 5mo ago
"Yes, the binaric screams of the machine spirit are an irreplecable part of this project. The project depends no it. No, I will not elaborate further."
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
"They want to make it so Iran doesn’t know if they successfully hit that Oracle data centre." And how do you suppose that is going to work when Iran has it's own spy satellites in orbit, and access to chinese commercial imagi
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Why are those women then allowed to have vote in matters if they are not forced to carry responsibility for their voting behaviour?
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Yeah, okay, you throw million satellites up there to satiate your greed and hubris. Now what? We are already past the Kessler syndrome's hypothetical tipping point when it comes to exospheric orbit saturation. Are these million satelli
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Military does as the Civilian leadership orders them to, there is no other way in the west, and if the civilian leadership demands that they want an ground invasion, then they'll get one, even if it's the most moronic waste of hum
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
I'm just going to throw some napkin pointers and rough guesstimate-arithmetics here. -At the very minimum you would have to search and secure 130 000 square kilometers in a mountainous region, in a hostile country where you have no pop
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Asia-Pacific region gets virtually all of it's oil, gas and fertilizer precursors from strait of Hormuz. Sure. You can block those ships and tankers if you're the US. Doesn't particularly hurt the Iranians, but sure as hell h
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Solar and wind doesn't get a single ounce of grain or rice in to the market. No, actually, let me correct that. Solar and wind gets rice and grain to the markets, but only enough for roughly one billion people globally.
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by Caius-Cosades 6mo ago
Intercepting those tankers will make US extremely popular in Asia-Pacific. Who doesn't love famine?
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by Caius-Cosades 7mo ago
Gaza was already a demonstration of what will be done to you and your people if you "unconditionally surrender" to Israel/US. Genocide is what you'll get. And please do keep in mind that Israel is no stranger to lying ab
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by Caius-Cosades 7mo ago
Let's see No minetrawlers, the four US had were scheduled to be scrapped earlier this year. So if there's even a single mine you're playing russian roulette with hundreds of people on board Probably heaps of various anti ship
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by Caius-Cosades 7mo ago
Yeah, remember occupy wallstreet? They got spooked and pretty much whipped up the whole identity-politics thing overnight in response. And unfortunately it did work.
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by Caius-Cosades 9mo ago
I don't know, truly a mystery, might have something to do with doing their job or something.
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by Caius-Cosades 9mo ago
Nvidia. Please stop. Just stop it already.
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by Caius-Cosades 9mo ago
Vehicles no newer than 2010 would be the general rule of thumb.
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by Caius-Cosades 10mo ago
Mechwarrior Living Legends my belowed.

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