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by breppp 1y ago
I agree, however when not occupying, and when Gaza has a border with Egypt, it really comes to the Palestine government deciding to prioritize its troops for food instead of its citizens (also happens with aid by the way), and to furthermor
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by breppp 1y ago
It actually does matter If Israel is not occupying that territory then it does not need to, and when there are no troops in the area it is the responsibility of the Palestinian government. Then it becomes really a palestinian problem as the
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by breppp 1y ago
Claiming Palestine is a state in its current form is a huge stretch and would probably undermine the rest of the court case. Is Israel actually supposed to supply food for the independent state of Palestine whose controlling government in G
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by breppp 1y ago
The hard truth is that the Israeli army runs its actual important compute on-prem like every organization with classified data, and these incidents are nothing but performative career suicide-by-cop
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by breppp 1y ago
Government buying from a monopoly is a bit different than government financing an early stage startup as OP described
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DNA seen through the eyes of a coder (2021)(berthub.eu)
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by breppp 1y ago
a+b for an existing embedded firmware, for testing mostly
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by breppp 1y ago
Thanks, very interesting as a source for new devices to emulate I was looking for some overall guide of taking a firmware that interacts with the external environment and how to emulate it
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by breppp 1y ago
> Skips the part that Peter Thiel was already in the top 1% of the population—Stanford-educated, ex-Credit Suisse, and founder of a small capital firm—before PayPal. He wasn’t a struggling outsider with nothing to lose. His advice is fil
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by breppp 1y ago
> DARKNAVY built a basic QEMU-based emulation environment for the Rev3 firmware Anyone has links to resources about how to emulate a firmware that connects to external devices (GPS here), any ready solutions?
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by breppp 1y ago
> improving outcomes for therapy-resistant PTSD patients.
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by breppp 1y ago
I always thought these were there to ground the LLM on the task and produce better code, an artifact of the fact that this will autocomplete better based on past tokens. Similarly always thought this is why ChatGPT always starts every reply
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by breppp 1y ago
They definitely missed on using underlines for headings
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by breppp 1y ago
I do not agree, I think the book is much more interesting than the article. For example the type of jobs such as Box Tickers and Flunkies, as well some really interesting anecdotes
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by breppp 1y ago
Bullshit Jobs, both the article and the subsequent book explore this theme a lot https://libcom.org/article/phenomenon-bullshit-jobs-david-gr...
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by breppp 1y ago
In the future, Europe's entire GDP will be made of privacy fines
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by breppp 1y ago
That's largely an american thing, most of europe is social democrat without resorting to killing millions. However, defending the revolutions that resulted in catastrophe and complete failure is in my opinion dangerous. We don't n
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by breppp 1y ago
some years ago it was unthinkable to manage a battle remotely, now it is common practice. This job changes too. In any case the same issues you have in a regular company also exists in the upper echelons, no reason you can't give them
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by breppp 1y ago
The mass starvation was linked to communist policies of state planning and collectivization. In reality the lower classes were mass starved in order to bring some utopia that never came. This was not only driven by vicious men, this was the
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by breppp 1y ago
How would you describe the millions the Soviets lifted to death by starvation and millions used as slave labor, or is that only in the Texas approved history books?
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by breppp 2y ago
I understood, however I do not agree. The signal chat did not have anything that someone would try to hide. People want easy things, they want to manage an air strike using their mobile phone from their bedroom. They don't want to sit
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by breppp 2y ago
> I don't think there's any website that has successfully navigated that minefield as well as Wikipedia. I don't believe this is the case, the Israeli/Palestine are restricted to long-time contributors, so the article
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by breppp 2y ago
Not the only country by the way. The issue here is classic shadow IT, the respective military/agencies are unable to supply anything as portable and usable as a mobile phone for classified communications. Governments are simply run th
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by breppp 2y ago
Presumably if the need is due to illness
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by breppp 2y ago
> But they’re not the first games that came to my mind when I see “cozy video games that can quell stress and anxiety”. I think what quells stress is the lighting, a game which is mostly outdoor sunny is relaxing in my experience compare
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by breppp 2y ago
I could give your own post as an example https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43685383 , where you judged a statement as false due to the presumed location of the author in the power/knowledge spectrum. But sorry, it&#
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by breppp 2y ago
I don't need to deny a genocide that isn't happening. Even according to Hamas skewed death statistics most dead in Gaza are military aged males and in higher proportions than their share in the population If you go over pictures o
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by breppp 2y ago
Maybe, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the subject. Which part of my critique of post-colonialism do you think had become obsolete?
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by breppp 2y ago
I read the Nature article, and I read the seminal work on the subject Orientalism by Said. The context of the article is post-colonialism, a very established philosophical movement. This is shown when they mention whether mathematics is soc
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by breppp 2y ago
I don't think it really matters if it was organized based on hate for a specific ethnicity, I think for one that the western tradition of antisemitism is so embedded in the culture it is still pretty rampant, but racism is hard to prov

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