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by Frieren 2y ago
> These ppl need to be held accountable for this scam Tech used to deliver incredible things, so people got used to bold claims becoming realities. That has not been the case for along time now. Everything is evolving slowly step by step
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Full title: Eutelsat Just Did What Apple And Starlink Couldn’t — 5G In Space! The key takeaway: Eutelsat OneWeb, along with Airbus, has tested the world’s first 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) in low Earth orbit (LEO).
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Eutelsat Just Did 5G in Space(orbitaltoday.com)
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I am not American, so I could be wrong, but is San Francisco a good example of a city with low inequality? My understanding is that the opposite is true.
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> this is 100% in big cities Comparing Brazil with Mexico with Madrid with Tokyo and coming to the conclusion that "is all the same" seems farfetched. Policies that see "the poor" as the problem instead "povert
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> Before people jump onto talking about partisan politics It is not "partisan" politics, it is money politics. No money, no fab. Intel cannot commit to anything with a fluctuating future that changes each minute. Exclusive: Tru
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> Don't worry about "regulatory." Are you recommending to break the law or are you being sarcastic? I sincerely do not know anymore.
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This is because use of this data could create significant risks to the individual’s fundamental rights and freedoms. For example, the various categories are closely linked with: - freedom of thought, conscience and religion; - freedom of ex
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News already corrected. "Google Co-Scientist AI cracks superbug problem in two days! — because it had been fed the team’s previous paper with the answer in it" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43162582#43163722
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> everyone is a next token predictor As true as "everyone is a calculator". There are superficial similarities, but that we achieve a similar result does not mean that we follow the same reasoning (or lack of).
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European countries and the USA have an increased misalignment as the USA becomes more radicalized and less willing to work with other countries.
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The main challenge that parents face today is on-line culture. Creating trust may mitigate that. In the same way that teachers cannot educated children instead of their parents, even that they help. Social networks should not educate childr
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Bounties make sense for open source projects where the main reward is to contribute to the community. For private corporations/closed code, it is a way to get a thousand engineers looking at their code and APIs and only pay a small am
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Many people are missing the point. The strategy for AI usage is not a long-term strategy to make the world more productive. If companies can save a buck this year, companies will do it. Period. The average manager has short-term goals that
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by Frieren 2y ago
> "Browser spec to eventually replace GDPR and cookie banners" The HN title is nonsensical. A technical specification cannot replace a law. From the linked document from w3c: > GPC could potentially be used to indicate right
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Answering some questions: - Good data is available already for the project. - There are already previously existing models, it is not starting from scratch. - Companies like Red Hat, Volvo, SAAB are part of the initiative thru partners like
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by Frieren 2y ago
> more labour law is not good for the economy If by economy you mean the richest 0.1% earning more money, I have to agree. But I disagree with that definition of "economy". For me economy includes the ability of citizens to mak
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> Sarnoff, the head of NBC and RCA, decided this method was legally and ethically wrong and he ended up losing most of his biggest stars. This is why the government needs to assure that everybody plays by the rules. If companies out ther
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> Standard for every company. That Apple, Google, Amazon, etc do not pay their taxes either makes it worse not better. The rich have accumulated a lot of money, that is killing the economic system. Redistribution of that wealth is needed
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> On March 8th, after an independent investigation into his sudden firing, OpenAI reinstated Altman as a member of the board, along with three other additions. > The removal was caused by concerns about his handling of artificial inte
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> Don't blame the potato theives or potato cartels, blame the politicians that built the system to work this way. The potato cartels are controlling the politicians. They are directly to blame. Get rid of the super-rich and we will
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by Frieren 2y ago
> if your hobby "Olympians" representing their countries. - Is your hobby "to create software"? Then you should not be paid for it. - Do you like to help peolpe? Then you should not be paid for being a doctor. - etc.
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> This seems like a glaring bug Amazon earns an easy $1000, it is not a bug but a feature. Even if they think that it is a bug it is going to be pretty low compared to anything else that hits THEIR bottom line.
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Regulate it. Asking Amazon to do something makes little sense. Create laws that force Amazon, and all the rest, to respect their users money. By default, corporations will do what makes them money, not what is ethical or good for the econom
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So, corruption can be fixed. Change the circumstances and people will stop being corrupt. Fairness is intrinsically human. Inequality and in general the perception of an unfair system makes people misbehave (as they try to compensate for in
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So many comments advocating for centralized tightly controlled technology. Capitalism and freedom are truly dead in the name of small short-term conveniences. Or, most probably, invested interest in increasing share value for big-tech. If t
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- https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/inequality-and-corr... VI. Conclusions and Implications In summary, income inequality is likely to be a significant and no less important determinant of corruption than economi
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The police investigating thief costs more than the money they get back. Should we stop prosecuting thieves? When criminals see that they get caught for evading taxes then many of them reduce their activity. Dissuasion is also part of the eq
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> won't do anything to balance the budget. Many goverment expenses come from corruption, from expensive payments for health care (that exists because billionaires put money into politicians pockets, to overspending in the military t
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If I stopped paying my taxes my goverment will not even notice. It cannot run on my money alone for even seconds. Is that an argument for me to not pay my taxes? > (and crashing the stock market in the process) Some scaremongering there

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