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by blibble 11mo ago
> The Swiss government is basically saying "yeah you can use it but only in a way that makes it almost pointless." this is the typical way governments ban things they write the rules such as the thing they want are explicitly t
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by blibble 11mo ago
that ICC sanction that turned off that judge's outlook will be seen as the trigger point for the US reliquinshing its total domination of services (cloud and otherwise) prior to that the risk of the US regime turning off its allies IT
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by blibble 11mo ago
France was a colonial power and an attempted empire too...
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by blibble 11mo ago
> LLMs can automate most of the boring stuff, including unit tests with 100% coverage. They can cover edge cases you ask them to and they can even come up with edge cases you may not have thought about. This leaves you to do the review.
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by blibble 11mo ago
> Genuine question: if I train my model with copyleft material, how do you prove I did? discovery via lawyers
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by blibble 11mo ago
the entire organisation has been built over the last 25 years to produce GPUs turning a giant lumbering ship around is not easy
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by blibble 11mo ago
importantly "fair dealing" has no concept of "transformation" (which is the linch-pin of the sloppers)
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by blibble 11mo ago
fair use only applies in the united states (and Poland, and a very limited set of others) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use#/media/File:Fair_use_... and it is certainly not part of the Berne Convention i
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by blibble 11mo ago
ever closer union in the Treaty of Rome the entire point is to build a country called Europe and the EU is built on the "Monnet method", where it slowly ratchets forward taking more power from national parliaments and giving it to
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by blibble 11mo ago
the social media companies have likely had this data for a decade and decided to sit on it, as our democracies implode I guess the CTR for disinformation bot ads must be good?
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by blibble 11mo ago
scottish independence occurring likely ends the UK nuclear deterrent (or makes it much harder practically) a couple hundred thousand dollars to potentially eliminate the UK as a nuclear power? seems like a no brainer if you're iran&#x2
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by blibble 11mo ago
I'd rather have it somewhere stable like Switzerland I suspect the only reason this hasn't been used as part of "deal leverage" is because the US regime doesn't know of its existence
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by blibble 11mo ago
Article 3 of the Budapest memorandum[1]: > 3. The United States of America, the Russian Federation, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, reaffirm their commitment to Ukraine, in accordance with the principles of
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by blibble 11mo ago
the US trying to coerce Ukraine into surrendering territory, and then having to pay the US to do it is a violation of their sovereignty
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by blibble 11mo ago
the entire point is that it was supposed to have a big impact Boris said it himself in an interview: the treasury pushed for what has become known as the "Boriswave" because of inflationary wage pressures https://youtu.
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by blibble 11mo ago
the line manager is never gonna get that logic past their manager
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by blibble 11mo ago
just seemed obvious to me that someone asking for all your personal information so they can "help delete it" is probably crooked how do mozilla keep being fooled by these things?
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by blibble 11mo ago
> So. Yes, complying with GDPR is trivial for most companies. No, your yet-another-shitty-startup does not need to sell my precise geolocation data to data brokers to store for 12 years to survive: https://x.com/dmitriid&
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by blibble 11mo ago
imagine what it'll be like in 10 years time Microsoft: the film Idiocracy was not supposed to be a manual
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by blibble 11mo ago
unfortunately their database continues to print money from trapped customers the "AI" is just an attempt to pump the stock price OpenAI though can't survive as there's no business at all to fall back on
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by blibble 11mo ago
they (and whoever they have hiding in the shadows behind them) can intercept or directly man-in-the-middle attack anything you or your customers do less reliable (more hops -> less reliable) dependence on the US regime
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by blibble 11mo ago
it's been like that since release of Windows 10 just now it's more overt
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by blibble 11mo ago
this has to be satire right? I can't imagine any support experience worse than dealing with Amazon "customer support" christ help you if you mix that with a car dealership
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by blibble 11mo ago
the kernel might still be good but the userland is just awful in every way imaginable they have even managed to screw up file explorer and the start menu it's so slow I can see it render the interface, like watching compuserve render a
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by blibble 11mo ago
this is the study that assumes if the UK had voted remain, GDP would have grown 2-3x faster than similar sized nations in the EU seems to be somewhat of a stretch
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by blibble 11mo ago
> With the commission being elected by the parliament itself and vote of no confidence being a thing you only need 50%+1 to appoint the commission, but 66% to vote them out so practically impossible
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by blibble 11mo ago
> And once in place repealing it will be tremendously difficult. as in: not possible the EU parliament can't legislate to remove it, at least not without permission from the two organs (commission, council) that keep pushing this EU
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by blibble 11mo ago
if anthropic were selling the product and then had no further control your analogy with guns would be accurate here they are the ones loading the gun and pulling the trigger simply because someone asked them to do it nicely
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by blibble 11mo ago
Microsoft is the world's first AI controlled company the CEO has been conned into the bullshit, and now has "AI" Chiefs of Staff telling him what to do https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2025-05
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by blibble 11mo ago
the EU claims credit for the peace in reality for most of it was the fact the Russians were 50ft away, with American troops as the security guarantee Russia in 2022 is yet another example of how rapidly despots will discard "entangled

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