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2y ago
Do not forget the Indian "tech" for another 1.4B people. They are also placing restrictions on how Indian's data is handled on the cloud.
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That seems unlikely, since soon there will be no FTC policies at all.
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2y ago
Wasn't the housing crisis mostly the Chinese middle class trying to secure their savings from inflation by investing in real state?
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2y ago
I'm surprised the README doesn't mention meshlets at all. I guess Nanite is a better known name.
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Maken
2y ago
While I do think EU grants are a good thing, I'm sceptic about these too-big-to-fail multi-national projects. I still remember the Human Brain Project.
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2y ago
>Can you list me few examples of successful projects you have in mind? Why, for example, Mistral AI isn't among them? Yeah, I was surprised too. I would expect Mistral to jump on the band wagon if only to get some easy EU funding.
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2y ago
There is also no way to disable the AI summaries even if you are logged in.
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Maken
2y ago
I think the author of that comment is not exactly fluent in English.
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2y ago
This project seems complex enough that following a guide is not enough, and you will likely have to swap unavailable with equivalent ones, for which you need at least a basic understanding of what you are doing. HudZah is seemly using the A
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2y ago
It is a bit unrelated, but I cannot understand why the video in the article is mirrored.
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2y ago
Twitter?
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2y ago
That actually sounds like a legislation issue.
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2y ago
The downside is the constant 'rot' of online content. I know most of it was not very valuable, but I find sad how little of our small scale, daily life record will be left after the walled gardens inevitably go down and the server
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2y ago
Even 4chan have actual bot filters and moderation.
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2y ago
>he started adding more potentially controversial changes, such as support for the XDG base directory specification It feels like every single user-facing open source project needs to have its own XDG drama at some point.
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2y ago
Macedonian war propaganda, still going strong 2K years later.
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2y ago
The authoritarian goverments before the 20th century were child plays compared with the level of censorship modern governments can apply.
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2y ago
The universal symbols for gambling since ancient times are dices. Are those banned too?
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2y ago
The monkeys and the ladder are a valid metaphor for a different scenario. In the cargo-cult case, the ones who started it were copying others without understanding what they were doing and why is was not working. In the monkeys and the ladd
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2y ago
The article is not about net-neutrality either, it's about pieces of information silently disappearing from the public internet, without even the authors being notified. The contents of the specific article are not the focus here.
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2y ago
That was back then when every tech company tried to be Twitch.
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2y ago
From that data, for the same reason as China: overdependence on coal.
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2y ago
I would like to know what "fastest rate of grid decarbonisation" even means, because the UK is definitely not the nation with the largest share of renewable electricity production. I guess it measures how much energy production ha
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2y ago
Universal basic income is about replacing government health care with free markets.
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2y ago
At the time the largest cemetery in the world, Brookwood Cemetery was designed to be large enough to accommodate all the deaths in London for centuries to come, and the LNC hoped to gain a monopoly on London's burial industry. There
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2y ago
They should have used Olympic swimming pools.
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2y ago
Because are hard languages to understand grammars without.
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2y ago
He's also ignoring that the layers of the onion become significantly thinner the farther away from the center they are. So this analysis is way off even for a perfectly symmetrical onion.
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2y ago
The consultant solution would be to buy precut onions, so cutting perfect slices becomes someone else's problem.
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2y ago
My guess is that the Twitter one is for previews when you link to a web in Twitter.
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