NomDePlum

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Google owner reveals £5B AI investment in UK ahead of Trump visit(bbc.co.uk)
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Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar shatters Gulf's faith in US protection(theguardian.com)
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UK's biggest Bitcoin buyer eyes struggling rivals and FTSE 100 berth(ft.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
The issue with the more concerning types of these attacks is they are either never spotted, or they take months to execute. Public disclosure is unlikely in a lot of cases. Even widespread internal disclosure is probably not a common occurr
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
What "cause"? Not sure I understand that? My main concern is how quickly what I would have considered Western value structures, democracy, press freedom, international law, reasonableness have evaporated and I now see the West, an
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
How any mature company can allow this to be enabled for their employees to use is beyond me. I assume commercial customers at scale will be able to disable this? Obviously in some companies employees will look to use it without permission.
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Ursula von der Leyen calls for suspension of EU trade with Israel(theguardian.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Even Trumps denying this to be fair "too late to stop the attack" Will be interesting to see if the US provides the same support to Qatar as it does it's other allies when attacked. I expect it's planning it's retal
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Qatar denies White House claim Trump sent warning before Israel's attack(aljazeera.com)
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Von der Leyen under growing pressure to take tougher line with Israel(theguardian.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
An inept and immoral government choosing inaction in order preserve arms trade, alliance politics, and diplomatic convenience. Led by donkeys.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
If they aren't being treated like POW's then your argument doesn't hold in this case. So hunches for instance aren't reasonable because they will lead to non-POW treatment of whoever is detained. How they are classified
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
> Sure. Nothing I suggested is being done. Does that not invalidate a reasonable amount of your points above? > Nobody argued this. I view what Israel is doing now as exactly that. There is an argument it has been doing it for decades
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Whilst I don't wholly agree with your position, you are definitely consistent on it. Thanks for responding.
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Coventry council to review Palantir contract after protests about IDF link(theguardian.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
The question asked, goes directly to your arguments rationale, but you've avoided it. Would it not be better to be consistent in your position, or reconsider it?
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
But we know they are not treated as POWs. That is well documented: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinians_in_Israeli_cust... - see Human Rights abuses. The mistreatment includes obvious civilians and children and
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
This is not a modern war though. It's asymmetric warfare, in that there is one overwhelming military power and they are choosing to enact widespread military action, including dropping megatons of explosives on a civilian population. S
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
The other issue is that someone working for the local government (Hamas) in 2023 or after, is often treated by the IDF as being a combatant. So even the claimed combatant numbers will include those from the cleansing department or local civ
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
You are right Israel stealing land and breaking international law is unremarkable. That the US has supported decades of ethnic cleansing and now Genocide is perhaps worth commenting on.
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American Bitcoin Debuts on Nasdaq as "ABTC"(markets.ft.com)
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US Democrats warn that controversial GHF may be cover for intelligence operation(theguardian.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Statements of fact are why topics are flagged? I have a much more detailed response in the comments below but it boils down to allowing Israel to continue what the a deliberately doing is not tolerable.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
So just let Israel continue to deliberately starve, murder, maim and torture 2 million civilians, including children, is your preferred answer?
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Trump fortune balloon by billions after family firms crypto token starts trading(theguardian.com)
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
So statehood has been recognised in cases where the Montevideo criteria were not fully met, Taiwan, Bosnia during its war, and others. That shows the criteria are a useful theoretical framework, but in practice they’re more convention than
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Care to expand on why you believe Palestine can't be a state?
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Related article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45097384 Leaked ‘Gaza Riviera’ plan dismissed as ‘insane’ attempt to cover ethnic cleansing
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Similar to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45094165
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Agents.md Emerges as Open Standard for AI Coding Agents(infoq.com)
2 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|0 comments

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