bbqfog

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by bbqfog 2y ago
His GitHub: https://github.com/MosheWorld?tab=repositories
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Zionists have been doing all of that to the indigenous Palestinians for over 75 years. History didn't start on Oct 7th, although the Israeli propaganda would love for people to believe that and never look into Nakba, the Balfour Declar
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> Saar doesn’t have a detailed plan for how to spend the money yet, but at the time he signed the coalition agreement with Netanyahu, his office released a statement saying it would be used to influence sentiment in the foreign press an
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Israel has spent millions trying to win minds abroad, will spend 20X more(jpost.com)
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Yes, you also get censored like crazy for speaking the truth. I don’t even think my upvotes work on this site anymore. I just upvoted your comment if it doesn’t show it.
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You're welcome. One of the founders has since started a new AI venture called Tessl: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-tessl-worth-reporte... The VC firm Boldstart has deep ties to the Israel intelligence c
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Israel blew people up with consumer devices. My number one concern is my own safety.
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It's definitely a security issue as well as a moral issue. No one in their right mind is rushing to put Israeli tech in their stack and many are working hard to remove it. All of the gaslighting around their actions makes me 10X more l
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Yes I am boycotting Israel (and Zionism), for genocide, apartheid, human rights violations, interfering with my own government. They've been breaking international law since the Balfour Declaration.
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I didn't find it technically impressive at all. It was just morally objectionable and a major human rights violation. This along with all of the other human rights violations that Israel has committed are yet another reason I would nev
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It wasn't "impressive", it just operated outside the bounds of moral values that the rest of the world holds, so it was unexpected.
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It was an Israeli operation. Israelis celebrated it and bragged about it. It is a prime example of why I don't do business with Israel.
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No paywall: https://archive.is/gmKgP
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Israel literally blew people up with a supply chain violation. I’m very comfortable with my assessment.
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I don’t use Intel either (at least as my main processor).
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They can also bomb children via their Israel proxy because they live near-ish to a "terrorist".
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I refuse to use Israeli tech in my stack if at all possible. I don't see how someone could use software like Snyk and not put themselves at risk (founders are ex-IDF Unit 8200). Especially in the area of security, it seems like using
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To be fair, that's been happening with "terrorism" for a really long time.
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That's really interesting. Do you have any books or information about Michael O. Church for further reading? Wasn't he a HN user?
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I wasn't even talking about the copyright issues. I was talking about things like this and Sam Altman's sister's accusations. Things way beyond what any reasonable person would consider moral. https://www.timesofis
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Isn't it the other way around since OpenAI is training their models on news company content? OpenAI has behaved extremely unethical the entire time it has existed. It's very likely there is foul play here, it fits the pattern.
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He probably didn’t want to get caught until he saw millions of people were on his side, then he changed his mind. Smart move imho. He started a movement he probably didn’t anticipate.
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The most likely scenario is that he was planning on not getting caught, saw the massive amount of support he had, then decided to attach his name to his actions.
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The point is to define who a "criminal" and a "terrorist" is and use that as justification for mass surveillance. Palantir is far worse for me as a US citizen than any "terrorist".
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Maybe he saw how the world basically thought he was an amazing hero and he wanted to let people know who he really is.
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I'd start here: https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/rymy7ret6
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Yep. 3d printing and local models should be 2nd amendment starting points in 2024.
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What are the open source alternatives to these companies? You know, so we can protect ourselves from them.
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Older, when retro computers were new they were exciting because they suggested an amazing future. That future didn't materialize (thanks to the MS-ification of the world). It's impossible to reconstruct that original feeling (with
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That's a health industry think tank: https://www.kff.org/board-of-trustees/

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