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by bulbar 6mo ago
The second statement implies the negation of the first though. So OP is correct assuming the term "claim" includes "implies". However, the original argument regarding smoking bias is correct of course.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
The problem is that "just do what works" doesn't justify a whole agile industry and not even two days of training. The real claim of the agile industry is that they know what can work and that you can find it using agile. Tha
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by bulbar 6mo ago
In the team's power to determine a working process but in the scrum master's responsibility.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Thanks a lot, that's an interesting read and they make an interesting case. I would have thought all big AI companies used Anna's Archive, but apparently only some of the US based companies used them.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
This sounds a bit like you dislike the lack of understanding, which itself is based on lack of understanding. On the other hand I agree that commenting on ones disability is a break of boundaries in most contexts. One should quite often avo
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by bulbar 6mo ago
I think it's a valid argument to say that people with down syndrome are much happier than those without. Most of them need a society (or at least multiple other people) without that trait to survive, though.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Because of the context I would think this is sarcasm, but I am not sure.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Just use it to train / tune a LLM. Apparently, everything becomes legal if you only put the stuff into the right kind of software. That's at least what many people like to argue here on HN.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
What does "finding them" even means in this context? There are many hacker organizations located in Russia that are much worse than Anna's Archive. From my understanding those also operate websites / platforms to offer s
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by bulbar 6mo ago
That's not how politics necessarily works. Russia oil and already existing infrastructure into Europe means that Europe has huge incentives to continue trading eventually. That's also better than Russia focusing delivering their r
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by bulbar 6mo ago
I would guess Israel as many do not have deeper insights into the general situation there. Palestinians in Israel in general have full citizenship and rights and as far as I am aware lives relatively well integrated. My experience is from b
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Regime change isn't the real goal here, is it? Haven't followed closely, but to me it seems the goal is to just destroy Iran as a regional power, with dire consequences for its population.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
There were general and abstract privacy threats. The current US administration however has managed to alienate the EU population as well as EU politicians. Trump has basically ended the alliance between the western world and the US and ever
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Exactly. They know there's nothing to win by being vocal about it. But it's obvious that there has been a general shift within all of EU.
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by bulbar 6mo ago
I have actually bought a lifetime license for em Client. Thunderbird had consistently (Windows / Linux) a bad performance for me and feature and UX wise it has always only been okay for me. Still important that a few FOSS solutions for
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by bulbar 6mo ago
I fully agree, it's super obvious and even wanted by a huge share of the US population by voting for "America first". I hope that the EU manages to fill the power vacuum. They are already forming new economic bonds super fast
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by bulbar 6mo ago
Bejing doesn't care for results of op, they care for the big picture. Trump is splitting the West in half, which is great for China. Also every piece of isolationist politics is good for them, because they try to invade Taiwan and the
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by bulbar 6mo ago
> The only leverage NATO would be able to provide the US today would be political. Not sure what you are saying. NATO provides critical support for the Iran war by allowing the US having military bases in their countries.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
DOGE was super crazy and corruption at its finest, but that was US internal politics of which many in Europe do not care to such a degree. Effectively endorsing Hitler is on a different level for many Europeans. Even the right most extremis
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Later on, many who made that claim went on reversing that statement, arguing that a lot of died "of covid vaccine" instead of "with covid vaccine".
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Genuine question: Why not just close such derailing and burdensome issues and/or block mean people? My guess: People would freak out if FOSS maintainers actually did this.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Buying a Tesla was already considered edgy in some demographics, but doing that famous fascist gesture because you feel powerful definitely crossed a line as far as Europeans are concerned.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Elections. I don't think anything else really matters to them (except power and money, of course).
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by bulbar 7mo ago
... But conducted by the self proclaimed Department of War.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Not really, it's just that the Americans and their culture got eradicated for the most part by the invaders/colonialists.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
> given the title, i was half expecting some sort of egregious list with, like, palantir and some ICE domains or something. i dont like the app, but google? facebook? that is pretty boring. Current government tries to steer the ship that
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by bulbar 7mo ago
That's why I stopped using it. Didn't want to have "reconfiguring an editor to be an IDE" as a hobby.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Is this an outlier or has Rust started to be part of the establishment and being 'old' so that people want to share their "moving away from Rust" stories? I didn't mind reading articles that are not about how Rust i
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by bulbar 7mo ago
That approach would work but doesn't scale well and scaling is the problem that AI brings to the Internet.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
The unavoidable endgame is relying on local (= country level) authentication providers. So you couple the identify issued by your government to the device or to an online middle man service.

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