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by croes 4mo ago
Business as usual. BP, Shell etc. make more profit from ignoring safety and environmental standards than they have to pay in fines for oil spills. Same is true for FB & Co. How about the possibility of a death penalty for companies like
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by croes 4mo ago
So where are all those profits from the higher productivity?
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Krafton Agrees to Pay 'Subnautica 2' Bonuses as Developer's CEO Resigns(bloomberg.com)
1 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
So where are the profit jumps from all the productivity gains? Or do you just produce more code but not more productive value?
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by croes 4mo ago
But this isn’t just a narrative but a study. Limited but a study
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BioShocking AI: "Gaming" the AI Browser and Escaping Its Guardrails(layerxsecurity.com)
2 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
You read the "maybe"? And the rest of my statement isn’t about AI but about secure software.
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by croes 4mo ago
https://blog.ihaveahax.net/2025/06/03/more-details-on-why-th...
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by croes 4mo ago
Maybe AI will change that. That’s the crux, safe software is like an unbreakable lock. It can keep safe what you value or it can lock you in|out.
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by croes 4mo ago
The government isn’t stepping in, the government enforces checks by site owners like it enforces age checks in liquor stores. The point is not if the access to the internet for children should be limited but how. Given the number of cameras
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by croes 4mo ago
> anything remotely as dangerous as driving a car or shooting up heroin a teenager Instagram
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by croes 4mo ago
Do you show your ID when you buy alcohol? We have many place in real life where we already have to prove our age or identity but somehow the internet should be excluded
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by croes 4mo ago
There people that gravity doesn’t exist and it’s some kind of buoyancy. Death as the final end of existence? There are many religions that claim that isn’t true. Nowadays it’s even harder who wrote what but next week if I don’t find that te
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by croes 4mo ago
I guess less security boundaries have some advantages
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by croes 4mo ago
There is a simply countermeasure. Don’t buy their consoles and games
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by croes 4mo ago
Downvotes but no explanation. What is the punishment in seeing a normal flag of a country? It’s not like showing the swastika to people in Israel. More like the opposite.
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Clone This Repo and I Own Your Machine(0din.ai)
2 points by croes 4mo ago|1 comments
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JWST spots mature galaxy cluster, redefining "cosmic noon."(eurekalert.org)
4 points by croes 4mo ago|1 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
New JWST images of abnormally well-developed galaxy cluster open up the “cosmic noon” frontier
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by croes 4mo ago
What exactly is the punishment in seeing a Ukrainian flag?
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by croes 4mo ago
What is offensive on the Ukrainian flag?
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by croes 4mo ago
The people who do 1) claim do to it for 2)
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The emergence of human influence on the ozone layer by the 1960s(pnas.org)
2 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
> For a human this would not be tricky at all. I very much doubt that.
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by croes 4mo ago
And then you still need a gaming PC for the games in your steam library
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by croes 4mo ago
You need the full picture. Heat is more lethal the older you get. Guess who has the higher life expectancy and more old people who can die of heat. On top of that come non-unjusted work ethics especially in countries like Germany where non
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by croes 4mo ago
> Youth unemployment is tragically high across nearly the entire bloc. Look at what happens to countries with high youth unemployment. DPA is exactly the USP where EU companies can beat US companies. So your point is the EU should kill E
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by croes 4mo ago
I guess parent is pedantic about Megadrive instead of Mega Drive
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by croes 4mo ago
Daniel “Des” Sanchez Estrada also didn’t shoot an enforcement officer. He wasn’t even a the protest. For being at the protest without shooting anyone his wife got 70 years. Again your turn for an explanation.
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by croes 4mo ago
> No hacking was required—documents were accessible through direct URLs with zero authentication or encryption. You would be surprised what some courts already count as hacking

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