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10mo ago
"As part of the settlement, the US did not admit liability for the shootdown." Doesn't sound to me like owning your mistake. Isn't the famous quote: 'I'll never apologize for the United States of America, I don
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10mo ago
I don't think I ever saw a more illiterate comment in my life.
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10mo ago
i.e. https://responsiblestatecraft.org/kaja-kallas-history/ - or from the Chinese side https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202509/1342651.shtml This is not good diplomacy.
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10mo ago
The problem is, the EU is damaging its relationships with countries like China and India etc. too, rather than building strategic alliances, On diplomatic trips, it often 'lectures' others, rather than listens. I think the EU is l
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10mo ago
China banned them AFTER the US first banned them and then unbanned them and a series of unfriendly trade moves by the US. This discussion where China is always purely dishonest, bad etc. without any context is honestly lame. The Chinese ban
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1y ago
ATProto also currently effectively relies on https://web.plc.directory which is a centralized service, making the protocol effectively centralized.
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1y ago
Apart from the fact that you seem to be equating a whole people with one group, you also seem to conveniently not realize that the government committing the genocide is a non-secular messianic one, with a deep seated belief of the superiori
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1y ago
Right, but as long as you wage genocide against non-Europeans then Europe will not only support you, but will go after the people protesting it. That's the morals of European leaders today.
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1y ago
Go was written with the experience of a bunch of C people who weren't particularly fond of C++ while writing network services/systems at Google and have written Go as a 'C for the 21st century' with the sort of use case
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1y ago
It was intended as a as a replacement for C & C++ for Google's use case of network services btw.
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1y ago
There are DAPs with two SD card slots such as [1]. There's now also 2TB sd cards, be it they're not cheap yet. [1] - https://hifigo.com/products/hiby-rs2?variant=43134031167727
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1y ago
I have also been building a personal collection of exclusively FLACs, be it for a lot less than 25 years. It's past 1TB but https://www.navidrome.org as the server and https://symfonium.app as the client has bee
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1y ago
OT but the name irks me; Windows subsystem for Linux makes it sound like some sort of official Wine layer. It's a Linux subsystem for Windows if anything. It makes it sound like Microsoft is giving some capability to Linux whereas it&#
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1y ago
> Wtf are people doing charity for trillion dollar empires. I agree with you 100% but I'm guessing getting approached by Microsoft can be pretty ego boosting, which is what these companies exploit.
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2y ago
I'd guess they showed that query because LLMs are a lot better at answering translation/migration type stuff without hallucinating too much.
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2y ago
Desktop-wise there's https://msty.app which is rather good but not open source. I'm using OpenWeb UI [1] with a desktop shortcut but that's a web app. 1 - https://github.com/open-webui/open-we
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2y ago
It takes between 22GB-37GB depending on the context size etc. from what I've observed.
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2y ago
Not OP but I am finding the Qwen 2.5 32b distilled with DeepSeek R1 model to be a good speed/smartness ratio on the M4 Pro Mac Mini.
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2y ago
Sure, with something like Kagi you even get many models to choose from for a relatively low price, but not everybody likes to send over their codebase and documents to OpenAI.
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2y ago
> You can also write a python script to achieve the same goals. First of all, I agree with you generally and am uneasy about this too. But there's a difference in that someone could say 'hey, this attack on my website happened
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2y ago
They're liberal on cultural issues, because it's an easy marketing win, (or at least was), they're not interested in any left-wing ideas that would give greater ownership of these companies to their employees for example. >
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2y ago
It's a bit premature, but if it's made by the same guy who made https://pixelfed.org then he definitely has experience in this area.
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2y ago
The problem being that once that single authority becomes 'the standard' getting anyone to switch/use any alternative becomes almost impossible There are many alternatives to (ICANN) DNS, but since none have support built int
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2y ago
> For DID PLC, the likely solution is to move the registry into a nonprofit which will maintain it, similar to ICANN. ICANN is rather centralized. This is the biggest concern I have with ATProto, I would have expected it to work over P2
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2y ago
If mastodon.social shuts down tomorrow, my own instance continues to operate fully independently. For PDS is that true? If bsky.app shuts down, will my PDS be able to function as an independent instance incl the web frontend etc.?
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2y ago
To me the biggest problem with ATProto is to discover the current location of a user, you query https://web.plc.directory/resolve which is a centralized service Second biggest is that while a PDS does decentralize the data,
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2y ago
RMS is not Mark Zuckerberg?
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> To divide the political spectrum into only "left" and "right" I don't think it's as easy as "left"/right" in the US. The Democratic Party for example hardly champions many of the ideas
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2y ago
Wouldn't you use slog if you want logging friendly?
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2y ago
There was [1]. 1 - https://go.googlesource.com/proposal/+/master/design/go2draf...
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