benterix

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by benterix 5mo ago
> Europe managed to get off Russian Gas, but didn’t manage to get off Russian uranium industry. Only Slovakia and Hungary. They will need to find a way. (Finland planned it but cancelled after Russia invaded Ukraine.) There is zero chanc
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by benterix 5mo ago
> But then a portion of the US started believing the whole gift part, and now they're destroying their own control of the world order and forcing other to realign out of their control I'm still not sure whether Trump actually b
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by benterix 5mo ago
> it was transparently obvious that the idea of minimum spending commitment to NATO was intended to prop up the US arms industry ...to Trump. European leaders took it literally: since the USA stopped being a reliable partner, Europe need
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by benterix 5mo ago
I have so many questions! Why did you decide to use C# instead of Go? How does the C# Operator SDK compare to the Operator SDK or Kubebuilder?
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by benterix 5mo ago
> Seems they themselves realized this after they started moving I guess most people at Github knew exactly it makes no sense but they didn't really have a choice. Maybe some voiced their statement, got "we hear you" in res
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by benterix 5mo ago
The question was about their redefinition of AGI in economical terms for which others provided links, not the one from their (obviously fake) mission statement. BTW I didn't downwote you (I hate it, if many people downvote a comment it
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by benterix 5mo ago
Because 1) your answer had nothing to do with the question, 2) you quoted a slogan that life verified as false.
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by benterix 5mo ago
Not sure if you're being sincere or sarcastic but some of us have lived through several AI winters now. And the fact that such a phenomenon exists is because of this terrible amount of hype the topic gets whenever any progress is made.
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Dutch central bank ditches AWS and chooses Lidl for European Cloud(techzine.eu)
360 points by benterix 5mo ago|148 comments
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by benterix 6mo ago
> It's incredibly damaging to US interests too that they've been unable and/or unwilling to defend allies and their own bases in the Gulf. The fact that the Gulf turned to Ukraine for protection is one of these strange tur
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by benterix 6mo ago
You are aware that the number of American soldiers in these bases is symbolic and their presence is meant to be a deterrent for Russia?
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by benterix 6mo ago
Sure, I'd agree with that a few years ago. Nowadays when the USA asks for something like just using their military bases for refueling, they're laughed at.
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by benterix 6mo ago
> The EU pouring even more billions in this would just have meant pouring billions on US tech. Which is crazy given that ASML is European.
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by benterix 6mo ago
Yeah it's confusing. I mean China has work camps for Uighurs and is very brutal on Tibetans etc. OTOH, their leader is not setting the world on fire every second week and compared to Trump seems like the paragon of reason on the surfac
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by benterix 6mo ago
Well, the politicians learned how to game the system well. Now people need to learn how to game the politicians. A formal verification process of pre-election promises would be a good start.
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by benterix 6mo ago
Not sure if we can call it "beloved". For sure respected for what it did to build the base of modern civilization, but we are aware of its dark sides. And probably Nero would be an excellent example of what can happen to the empir
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by benterix 6mo ago
But this makes zero sense. Two different continents, values systems, law systems. Not to mention the current USA administration is openly hostile to Europe. So why would anyone confuse the two.
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I caught an Illegal Russian Spy [video](youtube.com)
4 points by benterix 6mo ago|0 comments
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by benterix 6mo ago
If you decide to use UDP, do you ignore the transmission errors or write the handling layer on your own?
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by benterix 6mo ago
This argument simply doesn't hold water - their (smaller) competition solved this problem over a decade ago.
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by benterix 6mo ago
Here, I corrected that for you: > you create a support ticket and spend sleepless night praying that AWS/GCP/Azure wave it
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by benterix 6mo ago
I don't get it. People who take dangerous or risky jobs nobody else wants do get paid more. Higher suicide rate has nothing to do with some privileges being taken away. As for clothes, it depends on your social circle - in mine people
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by benterix 6mo ago
I invite you to look at the various solutions implemented by those public cloud providers that actually implemented this feature.
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by benterix 6mo ago
Amazon, Microsoft and Google don't offer hard cap. Most other/smaller public cloud providers do. The reasons are quite obvious.
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by benterix 6mo ago
> We had a budget alert (€80) and a cost anomaly alert, both of which triggered with a delay of a few hours > By the time we reacted, costs were already around €28,000 > The final amount settled at €54,000+ due to delayed cost repo
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by benterix 6mo ago
Believe me, if they tried as hard as FB, an ordinary user wouldn't stand a chance. As it is now, a single uBlock Origin action is enough to make these disappear from my YT page for good, and for all accounts.
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by benterix 6mo ago
> Am I now a marked individual? Will I face heightened scrutiny if I continue my reporting? Can I travel safely to see family in the Caribbean? As difficult as it sounds, we need to wait this crazy dude out, and do our best Vance doesn&
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by benterix 6mo ago
> That men had to forego their privileges in the name of it. Care to name a few?
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by benterix 6mo ago
How do you mean? I see daily videos of Russian men being killed by drones.
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by benterix 6mo ago
> And women "sacrificed" to make more people. By and large, women stopped "sacrificing" a while ago, globally - or at least reduced it by large numbers. Which is completely fine. But it makes the original point moot.

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