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Pentagon clashes with Anthropic over military AI use, sources say(reuters.com)
9 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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Wikipedia's Baltic Battle: Journalists Warn of Coordinated Pro-Soviet Edits(balticsentinel.eu)
4 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
The idea isn't just to use small claims courts, but to use whatever first level legal venue to seek redress you can find in your area. That might mean small claims courts, or consumer protection bureaus, or binding arbitration. Whate
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by Teever 9mo ago
I’ve been thinking for a while now that a really effective way to deal with problem companies would be coordinate a mass action on small claims closets around the world all on the same day. Often in small claims court you win by default if
515.
by Teever 9mo ago
As a Canadian I have a different perspective. I am upset when stories that are critical of the country that has threatened to annex my country are spiked by people who don’t want us to pay attention to the actions of the American government
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by Teever 9mo ago
That's the acutal number, 4 flags from users allowed to flag with a full weight? Where did you learn that?
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by Teever 9mo ago
Or that guy could be a burly bricklacker / concerete worker who can casually carry hundreds of pounds of weight all day every day in brutal conditions. It's really hard to tell with the data provided.
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by Teever 9mo ago
If society didn't have to spend the amount of resources that it does dealing with the consequences of personal theft then it would have more resources to direct towards issues like stalking. I bet Apple could produce some really intere
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by Teever 9mo ago
> This reminds me of the chemical swipes done on your bags to detect explosives. Those swipes can only detect a narrow set of explosive chemistries and everyone knows it. Some explosives notoriously popular with terror organizations can’
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by Teever 9mo ago
Can you talk more about the Estonian tech scene? I am a Canadian-Estonian and I have been considering moving to Europe in the next year or so.
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by Teever 9mo ago
This talking point went out the window After America threatened to invade Greenland. After that I bet some people would actually pay to develop software to defang the American threat.
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by Teever 9mo ago
This was also why Werhner Von Braun was made an officer in the SS.
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We should probably stop disarming our future armed resistance(readtheline.ca)
6 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
Canadian troops fought and died to free France from Nazi oppression. It is quite likely that France would be willing to extend their nuclear umbrella to Canada while Canada rapidly spooled up the domestic production of nuclear weapons. If t
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We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is how they start(theguardian.com)
30 points by Teever 9mo ago|17 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
HN has always had political discussions as long as I've been here. Discussions about open drug use and Bay area housing policy and California highspeed rail are political. Discussions about Snowden and the NSA are political. Discussion
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by Teever 9mo ago
America has threatened to invade allies. From the perspective of these allies it is better that American descends into a small civil war and sorts this shit out now rather than it keep simmering and escalting into a global conflict where mo
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by Teever 9mo ago
It will be very interesting to see how the Canadian government reconciles the existential need for a populace trained and armed to repel an American invasion and occupation with their political goals of banning private fireownership in Cana
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Military models Canadian response to hypothetical American invasion(theglobeandmail.com)
29 points by Teever 9mo ago|24 comments
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From Old English to Modern American English in One Monologue [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
We could just start to enforce the laws as they're written. If I was to follow a stranger as closely as an entitty like Facebook or Google does and compiled a dossier on that stranger in many countries that would be considered stalking
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by Teever 9mo ago
Someone is showing that they can deliver similar products or services without ads. It’s comparable. Not every corporate entity needs to become a behemoth to be successful.
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AI industry insiders launch site to poison the data that feeds them(theregister.com)
16 points by Teever 9mo ago|3 comments
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Private LLM Inference on Consumer Blackwell GPUs(arxiv.org)
3 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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International students disappeared, Canada's rental and campus economies felt it(money.ca)
1 points by Teever 9mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
Why not just make the upvote, downvote, and flag lists public?
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by Teever 9mo ago
The no politics rule on HN is the equivalent of "the suspect smelled like marijuana so I had probable cause to search his car." -- it gives the moderators a plausible reason to remove content they don't want on here while mai
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Beijing tells Chinese firms to stop using US and Israeli cybersecurity software(reuters.com)
12 points by Teever 9mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
This is a technique that will absolutely be used by those reputaiton management companies. I predict that it within three years we'll be discussing a story about how a celebrity hired a company to produce pictures of them doing intimat
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by Teever 9mo ago
'Don't speak ill of the dead' comes from an era where everyone genuinely believed that the dead could haunt you from the grave. It continues to have prominance in our society due to inertia and the fact that some people want

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