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by breppp 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identification_of_inmates_in... but in general he was clearly alluding to the actions of the nazis. I was talking about how it is trivializing what actually happened
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by breppp 1y ago
Frida looks like such a cool tool I wish I had some time to play with it
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by breppp 1y ago
The F-35 has a STOVL model if that's somehow relevant, which is superior to the Gripen in both stealth and ability to operate from improvised bases While Ukraine was able to use drones to attack Russian airbases, this was not the way I
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by breppp 1y ago
the purpose of circular logic is circular logic
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by breppp 1y ago
Curiously all the examples of the projects at the bottom of the page is hyper specialized software for a single use case. I suspect most open sources projects will go that way, fits the needs of a single human being, and 'that' ki
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by breppp 1y ago
That could be the case, but free speech is much more sacred in the United States than in Germany. For example the anti-swastika or anti-cult laws, which I am not against, it's just a different approach to something like this happening
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by breppp 1y ago
Wouldn't get to this because in Germany such a demonstration would be dispersed far earlier, not to mention the nazi symbolism displayed in UCLA
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by breppp 1y ago
Depends on the product. Sometimes you are completely dependent on an API ecosystem (iOS, Android, Windows) where the only way to achieve something is a quirk
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by breppp 1y ago
Yes it smells like google+, but at least gemini is actually a good product
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by breppp 1y ago
That does not work with ideologies that see war as natural or good, as in the example you replied to it's naive to think that the wars of the 20th century were caused by lack of trust, or the 21st
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by breppp 1y ago
I don't need to speculate, I can read the ideological foundations behind the Muslim Brotherhood, Salafism, the Islamic Republic etc. One part is rejection of modernism and romanticism of a fantastic past similar to fascist movements. O
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by breppp 1y ago
It's very doubtful the US will bomb Egypt over that, it didn't even bomb Egypt when it was directly involved in wars with Israel. Currently the Egyptians are in violations of the peace agreements with Israel over stationing milita
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by breppp 1y ago
if it can be an occupation with no troops on the ground, a genocide with no meaningful way to destroy a people, colonialism by the original inhabitants and not motivated by capitalism, it surely could be apartheid without racism and with eq
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by breppp 1y ago
And you think Egypt cannot decide to operate the border without Israeli approval? It seems like only Israel has agency in the middle east, why do you think it is so?
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by breppp 1y ago
what would you do if you were the CEO of Intel?
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by breppp 1y ago
I think you are quoting the wrong article, yours talk about attacking humanitarian aid, this one concerns free passage of food, is more relevant and it does not always apply https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/ihl-treatie
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by breppp 1y ago
Yes and that's why there's an effort to transfer food as I quoted above. However, I believe most arguments on this subject presuppose Palestinians as people without agency, Hamas as a non-Palestinian organization which is incident
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by breppp 1y ago
https://x.com/cogatonline/status/1774174849650278480
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by breppp 1y ago
yes my bad, i posted the false figure, its actually 70 of food prewar according to the organization that allows the trucks entering in https://x.com/cogatonline/status/1774174849650278480 500 is the trucks per day
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by breppp 1y ago
Maybe, but the entire story we are seeing here is supposed to be Palestinian armed "resistance against an occupation", willing to fight against a stronger enemy for almost a century now. Why do you think in the at least six differ
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by breppp 1y ago
i'll try mine because they are a fantasy of people who have never once in their life seen what happens to a company with a strong union or excessive worker power, they become repressive towards newer employees among other things
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Belgium does not exist (1999)(zapatopi.net)
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this is going to be a bad decade for the 1% false positives of a 99% accurate neural net
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by breppp 1y ago
Probably the actual difference is what you are able to retain in your memory. I know that the parts of computer science I learned on my own or while on the job, are far more sticky than anything I studied in university, even back then Also
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by breppp 1y ago
> Chomsky is making the proposition "often the media misreports or doesn't report on important things" which is far from claiming "everything mainstream is false because it is mainstream I feel like we are going in lo
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by breppp 1y ago
> I know. You were the one who suggested the converse. No, you misread. I said if Chomsky wants to tackle mainstream ideas he needs to show why they are wrong. not just say they are popular and are therefore wrong because they were shove
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by breppp 1y ago
> Are you six years old? Approval of slavery or torture used to be mainstream opinions And also disapproval of cannibalism is a mainstream opinion, that doesn't change the fact that popularity of an opinion does not make it wrong or
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by breppp 1y ago
I read your reply to be alluding to the foucault concept of power, as it was in the context of power systems "censoring" ideas furthermore, in this specific quote they do not differ a lot. maybe mainstream opinion is mainstream be
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by breppp 1y ago
power does exist, however foucault's theory of power as a metaphysical force pervading everyone's actions and thought is a conspiracy theory
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by breppp 1y ago
I said BBC because as the other poster added, this was a BBC reporter rather than Carlson Chomsky's entire argument is, that the reporter opinions are meaningless as he is part of some imaginary establishment and therefore he had to th

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