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by breppp 2y ago
because invalid comparisons weaken your argument and make you seem like you are oblivious of truth
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by breppp 2y ago
I wonder how much of the general sentiment about Google search sucking around tech sites is due to tech-savvy people turning off personalized search. I have a feeling that turning it off is the greatest source of bad search results
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by breppp 2y ago
I think the greatest issue with buying a new phone today is ironically the seamless migration. once you get all your apps, wallpaper, shortcut order and same OS, you really quickly get the feeling you spent 1000$ for the exact same thing
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by breppp 2y ago
lol "genocidal aspects of israeli society" recently i have been meeting more and more people whose entire vocabulary seem to be hyperboles and are only capable of black and white thinking
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by breppp 2y ago
google is not facebook, and an ad-supported consumer software is not cloud. OP talked about AI training which is a bit more than metadata also, the vpn example ended in court
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by breppp 2y ago
what you talked about is different and is aggregated metrics that might be legal and interesting but i highly doubt it's 30+ billion dollar interesting i imagine you can buy that data from data brokers without any legal exposure but th
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by breppp 2y ago
OP mentioned training AI on customer data GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, etc, as Google has no way of knowing which data they will train on, add to that copyright and that's just off the top of my head cloud contract obligations are also pretty cl
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by breppp 2y ago
antisemitism was often driven by race and not religion germans in the holocaust murdered jews that had converted to christianity or simply had a jewish parent or grandparent
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by breppp 2y ago
yes, due to privacy and contract obligations as well as this is the surest way for GCP to spectacularly commit suicide
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by breppp 2y ago
So many sources yet no source of the actually outrageous claim that Google will use this to illegally siphon customer data maybe this deal is about a company with a lot of revenue in an area google is heavily investing in: cloud security?
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by breppp 2y ago
I seriously suspect you don't know what's the Talpiot program
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by breppp 2y ago
I suggest you look at the distances, I am only pointing to the possibility in a scenario of a non-participating usa
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by breppp 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_during_World_War_II#/med...
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by breppp 2y ago
I am talking about the 20th century where all countries lost their colonial empires at around the same time late 40s-70s, you are referring to a much earlier period
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by breppp 2y ago
You are correct about the original thread, I claimed Europe has a far-right problem. Keep in mind, Europe has far-right parties that are commonly actually descendants of the nazi/fascist parties of the thirties, not a descendant of the
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by breppp 2y ago
Time will tell, but the only ideology I see under the current Trump administration is shifting Internet trolling to real life, while the greatest political achievement is triggering the other side
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by breppp 2y ago
The exception together with Spain, France, Portugal and Holland just off the top of my head
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by breppp 2y ago
Even if you remove the holocaust from nazi germany, you are still left with a regime that created concentration camps for its own population and went on a mass killing campaign on its disabled population, converted a failed democracy into a
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by breppp 2y ago
> With regard to general populations, the overall consensus amongst historians appears to be that many were aware of a hatred towards the Jewry, but not insofar that a significant comprehension of the Nazis' genocidal policies was r
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by breppp 2y ago
I understand the feeling of alarmism as US politics right now look like a zero sum game with no possibility of compromise from either side But as a descendent of Nazi slaves whose entire families were murdered, I fail to see the similaritie
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by breppp 2y ago
My impression was that it took time but it was also violent (e.g. sack of rome)
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by breppp 2y ago
Dislike the current Trump administration as you might, this is a very far cry than the european brand of radical right from the thirties, which was preoccupied with human sacrifice
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by breppp 2y ago
The beauty about the future is that it is unknown. New Zealand might be hardly self-sufficient in a world of economic collapse, might be occupied by the chinese in 20 days in another timeline, or might be the only safe haven where one could
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by breppp 2y ago
The EU is facing severe demographic and economic challenges through the aging of its own population, rise of the radical right, issues integrating its immigrant population and Russian threat. While your savings will probably disappear due t
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by breppp 2y ago
Where would you move that won't be affected by a United States collapse, or alternatively you can't predict a bleak scenario over a 10-year timeline?
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by breppp 2y ago
Ads, where excess money made in Capitalism is ritually burned
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by breppp 2y ago
Just be honest like Chrome which pretends to be Netscape, Apple Webkit and Safari
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by breppp 2y ago
It seems like the most efficient way of detecting NSA tools is a regular expression of two all caps dictionary words
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by breppp 2y ago
I get that people are here to hate on Google, but I am just here to say that reCAPTCHA albeit acquired, is an absolutely brilliant idea. The kind that solves two (three? if you count tracking) problems so elegantly
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by breppp 2y ago
Yes it smells bad but facebook did the right thing (at least for facebook) After OpenAI trained their models on the famed books2 dataset, and seeing the technological implications of ChatGPT, there was a good chance they would let them ge

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