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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Of course it would've been spun that way, and maybe it would've worked had it not been for the police mocking the victim in the phone logs
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
I've never seriously considered this, but that's a sobering realisation that most of these numbers are more achievable than most think. Thanks for the inspiration, I should run my numbers as well.
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Whenever these people ask for more power in order to "stop/prevent crime", there should be a bot that replies a list of times when the police didn't act to stop crime, despite having full knowledge of the crime occuring
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Good call, I'd also like to know if this is actually true
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Not sure about bitchat, but Briar is being used in Iran right now. https://byteiota.com/briar-offline-mesh-when-internet-shutdo... Tbf, if my government would be out to kill me for protesting, I'd use something that at
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Seeing Jack committing to this repo is kinda wild to me. I also wish I had fuck-you money and could spend my day engrossed in whatever I find interesting
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Great way to absolve social media platforms of any responsibility to moderate content. "What do you mean we need to moderate our content? There's no kids on our platform, so moderation means limiting adults' free speech"
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
They won't, I genuinely believe the vast majority of Americans will call for war, invasion, etc if the price of their "treats" (TVs, cars, gas, ...) gets too out of reach. Consumer prices are the only category that hasn'
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
In Romania, far right figures have gone as far as calling for 2026 to be named "The Year of America" in Romania. It's hilarious because the same types are yelling about Making Romania Great Again, "truly sovereign"
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Yes, let's argue a truly hypothetical situation that has no contact with reality. What you're arguing is that the woman (alive) pointed her car at him with intent to kill, but after the shooting, the woman's corpse was able t
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
"Firearms may not be discharged solely to disable moving vehicles. Specifically, firearms may not be discharged at a moving vehicle unless: (1) a person in the vehicle is threatening the officer or another person with deadly force by m
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
I somewhat agree with this poster. However, I think the unfortunate reality of programming for money is that a mediocre programmer that pumps out millions of lines of slop that seems to drive the business forward and manages to hide disastr
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
In China, the social contract at least is "you give up some individual freedoms and some privacy, never dissent against the government, and in exchange the government promises you prosperity" I wonder what the Brits get in exchang
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Their point still stands though
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Russian propaganda is effective because the EU leadership has dropped the ball so hard that the Kremlin looks attractive. People aren't as stupid as you think
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
How do you restrict the freedom of non-citizens without restricting the freedom of citizens too? My parents and grandparents didn't fight against the Romanian authoritarian regime for reading of confidential communications to come back
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
> In Europe we are under daily attack from Russian accounts that spread massive amounts of desinformation, deep fakes, just emotional appeals with the goal of destroying liberal democracy. The disinformation campaigns have always been th
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by budududuroiu 10mo ago
What makes you think China needs a green light lmao? International Law has been dead for years now, might makes right
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by budududuroiu 10mo ago
Idk why people take everything that Karpathy says as canon. I find his takes post inventing the "vibe coding" term deeply unserious and vapid
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by budududuroiu 10mo ago
He wouldn't be meeting Xi, as it's not a state visit, but he did meet the Vice Premier, He Lifeng. Elon also met Li Qiang.
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by budududuroiu 10mo ago
I want one of these chips
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.”
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
Yeah I agree with that. I think Europe needs a post-EU future
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
I can empathise with this, but I still believe in an economic union in Europe. The EU is flawed beyond and possible reform, but I feel the alternative of a segmented Europe is even crazier to think about
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
My conspiracy theory is because they’d probably give a lot of contracts to Palantir (see the UK giving NHS to Palantir on a silver platter), and the US basically threatening to annex Greenland recently
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
I have this feeling that I can’t shake off that this is done as the EU political class’ coping mechanism for being absolutely terrified because their whole worldview was shattered overnight: - Sanctions against Russia backfired (from the EU
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
Unsure if this post is being astroturfed or not, but seeing HackerNews root for Microsoft and boo communities that embrace alternatives feels very, anti-hacker in mentality. Sad state of affairs
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
When the cartelisation of the AI providers will happen, they’ll come back and demand an arm and a leg
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by budududuroiu 11mo ago
So, someone writing about making choices aligned with their values, got it.
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by budududuroiu 1y ago
Keeping a building rentable is a pretty reasonable criteria for… renting.

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