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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
They certainly have no problem sending billions of tax payer money and sign missiles to m*rder children. I think the point here is to prime the public for this discriminatory use of AI. Today it's "bad hamas", tomorrow it can
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
ex-pat meaning westerners right ? You do know the world doesn't revolve around the west ?
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
A lot of people are moving to Russia China and India from non western nations that use to send their top talents to the EU/US.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
> Since the pandemic China on Western TVs is about to "collapse". However, what I saw is new EVs, new Phones, record high exports, record high solar panels installations, new metros/airports etc... This pre-dates the pande
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
> They are reliant on it. The US is still the currency used for trade. The world economy is tied to the dollar and outside of countries we've sanctioned no country has made large steps towards using something else because using some
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
It's a coping mechanism that needs to be parroted to keep the people in the west from questioning the status quo. "Look china/russia/iran/india bad ! Sure, we're not doing well and your quality of life is erodi
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
> This is why linking dollar to the gold would kill US prosperity. Also, one reason is why US is so heavily militarized and is fighting wars all over the world: you need to constantly threaten all the world so that they can't even t
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
> I agree. One other thing that the US has that no other country has is freedom of speech. Unless you speak ill of america's greatest ally.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
Do you have the statistics to back up the opposite argument ?
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
Keep that same energy with israel then.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
Exactly. We have a westerner bragging about blocking a 5000 years old country's access to the sea like it's a normal thing and they're not the intruder. Hilarious.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
either way the chips aren't getting made and China is more equipped to survive this than the EU or the US for that matter.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
Is TSMC reason enough to invade an entire country ? (I mean, sure the west don't really an excuse do to the same, but I wonder) Can't they just "exfiltrate" or "compromise" or "steal" company secrets
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
> Very well done. And very much welcome !
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
personally I use it as a glorified stack overflow. It really just saves me a few clicks on my browser. For anything even remotely complex or involved, it's just not that useful. Interestingly, It seems to shine the most when doing boil
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
It doesn't even matter at this point. As evidenced by DeepSeek. A growing portion of the world is distancing themselves from the west, and It's a good thing. People should have the ability to choose who they do business with witho
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
exactly. This is typical western hypocrisy. It's only propaganda because it's "them".
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
People will tell you about product market fit but honestly, just enter a space that's already proven to generate revenue. Also don't be afraid to build "boring" software, many times this is what will bring the most stead
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
then that's a good strategy. It's about time the world takes on western dominance.
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by cookiemonsieur 2y ago
I don't know about all the other commenters on this thread, but my personal experience with LLMs is that it really is just a glorified stack overflow. That's how I use it anyway. It saves me a couple clicks and keystrokes on Googl
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
> That's the basis for any business model where you are the product. True but most times, when you are the product, the service is free. In this case you pay for the service.
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
My bad. But the point stands. Complaining about a cultural movement that they have almost entirely gentrified is massively ironic.
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
Which is immensely ironic considering that modern house and techno is an invention of African Americans in Chicago. We've truly come full circle. The same thing is being done to hiphop in a similar way.
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
I came here to just say that
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
Exactly. So called "liberal western democracies" are essentially running the same game as the oh so bad "authoritarian states", just in a roundabout way (Protect the children, the war on "terror" etc ...) . The
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
I've always wondered how to build SSH based applications. If anyone has any pointers I'd be extremely grateful.
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
They do. But pretending that somehow, a terrorist organisation would allow a bunch of woke leftists into their compounds to film is also equally hilarious. Not to mention all their so called "reporting" on poor neighbourhoods in L
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
If you charge them for the extra bandwidth usage, it is. Not saying it's morally right, but definitely something a shady business would do. There's nothing "conspiratorial" about that. You'd be surprised how many co
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by cookiemonsieur 3y ago
Yup. I remember all the lies they used to put out back in the day in relation to the conlifct in syria.

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