DaedPsyker

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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
While I get the sentiment, regulatory issues would be only one factor to decide and in some cases not that big (medical for example is heavily regulated the world over). The fact that you guys have a large pool of talent for advanced manufa
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
That's very true, I'm usually careful not to fall into the assumption of the 'mad man' since it's usually just an illusion to appear dangerous.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I should also say that nuclear weapons in dictatorships (more so than oligarchies like Soviet Union) is dangerous. Hopefully there will be those that can prevent its usage but dictatorships are fragile things. A dictator may consider their
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
There is a few points that make it worrying but certainly not guaranteed. MAD policy appears to be effectively over, or at least there is no longer any mention publicly, perhaps it is just assumed. While it can appear crazy, hence the name,
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I am absolutely not a climate scientist but my understanding is c02 from the likes of us isn't a problem as we are naturally part of a cyclical process. Same goes for forest fires which is burning trees that had been absorbing carbon.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
While the time to build is certainly true, is the cost truly more expensive than that of effects of climate change? I suspect not.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
70% of French power is nuclear, and as far as I'm aware the EU hasn't mentioned nuclear.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
That's a good point, unity has the higher numbers but unreal battletest their engine. I think it shows too in the nature of unity vs unreal. A common criticism of unity has been that too many things are half-baked. Sometimes it's
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
On a slight side note to this, I remember as a kid one of the common things cops said to us about drugs besides health was, if you get convicted you can't go to the US anymore. Just a bit of a chuckle I had there of the threat of not b
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Do you know if the ban was due to a blanket ban on anyone convicted of anything abroad or specific crimes? I mean the second one is bad for someone just being gay but the first would seem to catch people convicted of political crimes in the
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
How is it misdirection? The comment said maybe the brexiteers were right, so why would leaving for the purpose of privacy benefit when UK's own laws go beyond the EU? The answer isn't brexit it's changing your own laws in tha
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I'm not aware of a specific ml model for this, but I know there is some adjacent ones that pull just the lyrics. Perhaps someone needs to publicly release one to counter this type of behaviour.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I think this needs clarified, are you be referring to the communist party or United Russia. The communist party has practical no influence outside of Russia and like most opposition parties, little internally either. United Russia is absolu
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Stupid sci-fi analogy incoming: it's almost like the chaos and the warp from 40k. This potential that just became corrupted and amplified by the emotions of beings. The declaration is noble but it feels too much like an almost mythical
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Are the targets not new cars sold? That's how I see most of the stats presented.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
But it is early, it was supposed to be left alone for another 30 years. CCP actions, or rather Xi, imo, reflect a level of nativity or perhaps just typical authoritarian paranoia. People in Hong Kong were warming up to the mainland, more an
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Wasn't the informal natural of 19th and early 20th century Italy politics one of the factors that gave rise to Mussolini? I mean this is more vague memories from school which probably oversimplified factors. I just remember it mentione
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I'm still of the opinion that any alien capable of traveling here would have technology to be utterly undetectable to us if they so wished. I can't imagine they would even need to abduct anyone to analyse us. So to me it has alway
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I'm not an 'atheism is just a religion', I don't believe in Gods, but I do think there secular ideologies. In the US context, the civil religion, the notions of the constitution, the military, and other institutions have
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I really don't know how you can see Germany as whitewashing the Holocaust. It is pretty evident that they ensure every generation knows the horrors that were caused. Although I can understand why the modern generation might get annoyed
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
It was based on a non comedy book, ‘Red alert’. There is another film from the time as well , same premise, ‘fail safe’ that is also a serious take on it.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
There is an inevitability of multinationals in bowing to censorship. Many see cracking the Chinese market as the white whale. Censorship costs a drop in the bucket compared to the profits that can be made, they’ll fight tooth and nail on ta
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
‘Tank man China’ returns the image on DDG as does bing (Although not the first result). I think you are correct that this could be on Microsoft. DDG should seriously consider the provider if there is going to be political censorship from th
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Absolutely. There is all sorts of methods that can be employed. Facts can be obfuscated, I suppose a natural language model might be able to detect if this is unusual for that source but it doesn’t mean fake news. Another is simply lying wi
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Should foreign influence be tolerated up to the point of a coup? On China specifically, its influence was fairly limited to its own region and still is to some degree. However the influence of a great power has never remained untouched, it
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
A slightly separate issue for landmines is the tendency to main but not necessarily kill. It might seem morbid, a lot of the logic revolved around whether a weapon caused unnecessary pain compared to quick death. Dum Dum bullets for example
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I would agree. I can easily put hours into straight programming when there is clear designs and goals. Actually designing the program though can just get exhausting. I won't discount personality differences but I've certainly seen
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I doubt the type of people that watch this stuff are really just prudes that can't handle porn.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
So when you say sign-up do you mean sites that say something like "register your interest and we'll email you news when ready"?
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
"if you manage a team you've got to try monday.com" FFS I don't manage a team! I use whatever management buys, now stop asking me every video! That, grammerly and now hello fresh, making me greatly consider premium. Mayb

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