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Maken
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It's not like MS could do any other thing after being wiped out of the smartphone market. Locking Office to Windows in an age where virtually everybody is using a smartphone or a tablet with either Android or iOS is useless. The situat
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So, it's ok to use ChapGPT to build nukes as long as you are rich enough to have API access? That ChatGPT is censored to death is concerning, but I wonder if they really care or they just need a excuse to offer a premium version of the
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3y ago
Göbekli Tepe was not abandoned but purposely buried. It is composed of several successive structures, built and then buried over the span more than a thousand years. That's a considerable long term commitment.
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3y ago
That sounds like a manager problem, to be fair.
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3y ago
Also, it won't shut up about it's couple AI utilities.
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3y ago
The European Parliament has no saying in what laws it votes. The European Commission draft those, and the Parliament can at best rectify or reject them.
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3y ago
So, are the black lines there just to pad the page? Seems quite wasteful.
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3y ago
That's clearly an hyperbole. They don't need nuclear weapons to exterminate everyone in Gaza.
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3y ago
To me it sounds quite similar to this recent SIGGRAPH paper: https://imaging.cs.cmu.edu/split_lohmann/
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That's the reason I don't understand the opposition: the government is perfectly able to identify a individual person from its interconnected databases, the lack of an ID card just means you have a hard time identifying yourself
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3y ago
The point here was not if philosophy is scientifically correct, but if the journal editors could tell apart philosophy from purposely empty babble. This was not an attack on philosophy but on the journal editorial team.
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3y ago
So, you are saying that the country is accelerating towards making Brazil a reality. Not a good prospect. Also, I don't get the obsession against ID cards.
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3y ago
Outside of the areas in the Cantabrian Coast and the Pyrenees, Spain is basically a dessert.
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3y ago
Noise is not the biggest problem: Cheap apartment buildings from the 60s and 70s has such thin walls what they have no thermal isolation whatsoever. In poor neighborhoods you will see air conditioner machines everywhere because there is no
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Politics were always there.
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3y ago
The correct wording makes everything look more exciting.
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3y ago
For what I understand, the Sea Peoples invasions are the basis for the Iliad stories, with real Troy being destroyed in the Bronze Age collapse.
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3y ago
It can also work in the opposite direction: legal immigrants can bargain for better wages and report abuses to the authorities, while illegal immigrants are under the constant thread of being reported and kicked out of the country.
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3y ago
Maybe the issue here is that the border is so porous in the first place. Instead of trying to combat the inevitable, taxing it with visas will be much more profitable for the government.
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3y ago
Has war propaganda gone too far?
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3y ago
Veach thesis was truly years ahead.
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3y ago
It's delayed at best.
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3y ago
They are slaves to the machine.
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3y ago
The site is quite good actually, with lots of information and a extensive archive.
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3y ago
>Also ALL Parameters can be abbreviated if they are unique. If no other Parameter starts with R then -R is enough for -Recurse. (there are some quirks with this, but generally pretty intuitive) So, adding a new parameter starting with R
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3y ago
Probably the Comission is "fine" as the executive branch of the EU. But it should delegate all the legislative powers to the Parliament.
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That's the problem. The Commission does.
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I wish we could get rid of the European Commission. They are essentially a proxy of lobbying agencies, working behind closed doors and stopping the European Parliament from drafting and amending European laws. Thank god the Parliament can s
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I'm not sure they are even trying to buy time. Some of those appear like the people in charge did not even understand what they were being asked for.
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3y ago
The problems they are describing are bad design, not bad implementation.
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