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by bootsmann 9mo ago
EMPA is not a company, it’s a Swiss government agency. Maybe you should apply the grain of salt to your own priors too…
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by bootsmann 9mo ago
I don't think they could win at all, but Putin has proven that he can convince himself otherwise so an invasion might still happen.
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by bootsmann 9mo ago
They're too big of a market to have companies pull out over this. China has even worse conditions for foreign companies and everyone bends over backwards for a chance to sell there. Counter to popular sentiment in US tech circles, as o
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by bootsmann 9mo ago
The problem is NATO, a lot of the EU is reluctant to push back because at the end of the day the US guarantees that Russia cannot pursue the type of landgrab it is currently trying to do in Ukraine against other states. The risk that the US
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Do you have any source on this other than vibes based on”EU bad” sentiment?
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Yeah the standard advice for European startups is to sell in the US first and worry about the local markets later, language and culture barriers are still huge.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
> cleared of inflation energy costs are lower than 2013, 12 years ago This is not the argument you want to make. Energy prices are a significant component of the basket used to measure inflation. Like yeah, you expect energy prices to si
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Sorry but how did 2 work before you fixed it? You saved the queries people did and displayed them?
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Isn't HDMI held by TV manufacturers who are looking to make some extra bucks on the side getting a utility from cables/monitors/GPUs? I don't think they would intentionally nuke this revenue stream.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
This is how the eu standard for digital ID works already, the above post is uninformed fearmongering.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Its all kinds of annoying if you’re bilingual. Youtube now autotranslates ads served in my mother tongue to English and I have not found a way to turn it off.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Society providing incentives for rich people to give money to charitable causes is good actually. An evil person doing good things for selfish reasons is still doing good things.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
Note that the drivers license is actually worse because you cannot scope what information you present to the requester.
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by bootsmann 10mo ago
They pay $30bn (more than OpenAIs lifetime revenue) each year to make sure noone does.
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
I think you're right. The author is quite wrong on many aspects in my view. One of the central mistake he makes is that creating a profitable startup is mostly a matter of shipping good product i.e. > Used to be, you had to find a c
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
It does scale against this form of attack. This attack propagates by injecting itself into the packages you host. If you pull only 7d after release you are infected 7d later. If your customers then also only pull 7d later they are pulling
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Europe has higher industrial output than the US, its either trolling or misinformed beyond belief.
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
> Governments aren’t just rolling out Digital IDs. They’re rolling out the platform to enable them to require that you authenticate with a range of apps and websites, ostensibly to keep children safe, with the real purpose being to link
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
“Drones will make xyz technology obsolete” is probably the most naive armchair conclusion you can draw from the Ukraine war. Food for thought: Russias most impactful innovation of this war so far has been building more precise glide bombs
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Is this just their marketing language or have they independently verified this? IIRC their interceptors got absolutely rinsed at trials in Alaska so I’d be very wary of their claims at this point.
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Hello new account who exclusively drops RT-style political commentary, glad to have you!
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Yes of course, have the AI write the agents.md file which the AI can then use to make changes to the project. This of course works better than just having the AI write changes to the project directly.
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Usually people quit when they have to go to a notary the first time, impressive that you held out.
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Nuclear energy is carbon neutral according to the EU definition
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
They still haven’t managed a successful launch of their new silo missile. If you were the US inspector, would you tell Russia if you thought their nukes don’t work?
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
> Is anyone really cocksure on the basis of LLM received knowledge? I work for a company with an open source product and the number of support requests we get from people who ask the chatbot to do their config and then end up with someth
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
To be fair, the credibility of the Russian nuclear stack is questionable at this point. Its unclear how much capacity survived the past 30 years of graft. We have developed nations struggling to maintain theirs without layers of blatant cor
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by bootsmann 11mo ago
Not sure crowdsec is fit for this purpose. Its more a fail2ban replacement than a ddos challenge.
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by bootsmann 1y ago
The whole point of the G in GMO is that you don’t get these plants by the usual technique of selecting good strains produced by natural gene variance.
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by bootsmann 1y ago
This is true in the abstract but I don’t see how it applies to this specific case. There are two agents here and the GMO plants will only be planted if planting them is the optimal choice for both.

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