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croes
7mo ago
Too bad that different products have different licensing. So I have to license a certain Copilot not just AI. Do we have Copilot? Yes and no.
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croes
7mo ago
I more astound by the mental gymnastics how people can point at every single thing where women get an advantage but at the same tome ignore all the others where they are still disadvantaged
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croes
7mo ago
You are excused from military service if you have to take care of family members, but it’s so rarely done by men compared to women that it is less work to handle the exceptions than changing the law and create more paperwork
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croes
7mo ago
No, they are not paid. Their husbands get paid, they have all the pensions and social security benefits, not them. Means total dependence on their husbands. If they get a divorce they have nothing.
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croes
7mo ago
Right, completely unpaid, which is why most women who take care of family members don’t acquire any pension and social security benefits for that work. That’s why many of them don’t have the time for a full time paid job and either work par
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croes
7mo ago
There is a difference between military service and going to war. Only volunteers can be send outside Germany, everyone else stays in Germany for defense
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croes
7mo ago
In 2006, the Federal Administrative Court justified the absence of compulsory military service for women in a ruling, citing, among other reasons, that women face greater burdens in the domestic sphere than men and that this alone would jus
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croes
7mo ago
And why aren’t OpenCode and others allowed anymore? You don’t use more tokens than with Claude Code
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croes
7mo ago
The fate of every whistleblower
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croes
7mo ago
I guess parents point how dangerous OpenClaw is and that Claude Code is now similarly dangerous
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croes
7mo ago
Guess who created that pricing model?
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croes
7mo ago
Quite the opposite. That‘s why Russian gas was such a big factor. More like let’s ignore the long term consequences
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croes
7mo ago
> Yeah, because solar and wind are both expensive and unreliable, and fossil fuels are both expensive and destructive. Compared to nuclear energy wind and solar are cheap. For reliability we need energy storage > This is a non-argumen
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croes
7mo ago
> Who the hell cares if nuclear is expensive to get going? The people care. The only things that ever comes up in elections about energy is the price. But let’s ignore the price. There is still no long time storage for the nuclear waste
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croes
7mo ago
Given how much the administration under Merkel tried to block it: yes
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croes
7mo ago
Didn‘t know that pointing out a lack of accountability is seen as personal attack. Who wants the fame must also take the blame. Especially if they create a dangerous tool.
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croes
7mo ago
The made the same mistakes in Iraq and Afghanistan
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croes
7mo ago
To win what? Because it’s not a war and not a game. So what else can be won?
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7mo ago
Are the downvoters Andreesen fans or did they miss by reference to > Appearing on the Founders podcast this week, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen made the rather extraordinary claim that - going back four hundred years - it would neve
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Quantum computer researchers: Bitcoin encryption breakable in a few years
(heise.de)
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7mo ago
And lied to about the reasons of the war. Now they even lie about it being a war, while they claim they have already won the war, that isn’t a war.
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croes
7mo ago
400 years ago black people and women weren’t considered equal to white men. So congratulations, you are a fool
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croes
7mo ago
I doubt that. The only thing social media removed was scruples and shame. People were ashamed to say such dumb things and now they think they have some kind of deeper knowledge. Their thinking didn’t change.
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7mo ago
> because of the obvious better privacy, openness and standards compliance, as mandate by our regulations. So Europe does it better. Maybe you just have the wrong metric in mind. And given the amount of problems exist with Office, Outloo
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croes
7mo ago
I hope they don’t need to search an email. Outlook may be familiar but it’s a familiar pain.
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croes
7mo ago
The best name they came up with is Superpowers?
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7mo ago
Society seems to favor sociopaths who destroy everything for their own benefit. Do you think DOGE has done something good or did it just help authoritarians to dismantle opposition? Since Musk, Trump, Thiel & Co. started to implement th
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croes
7mo ago
How many readers don’t know that? And how many fall for the false reasoning of those success stories?
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croes
7mo ago
Let’s ignore things like the pedoguy incident and his ridiculous defense it was South African slang. Or how he helped dismantle USAID which leads to real death of people. You’re being spoiled with not having a fake PR mask. He‘s just spared
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croes
7mo ago
because not only the shareholders overpaid but the car buyers too.
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