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by croes 1mo ago
If the site can be viewed in the EU, it has to follow EU rules. Not different from other countries. What do you think why the normal polymarket site is blocked for US users.
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by croes 1mo ago
For $200/mo you either have a SotA model you can’t run on those devices or you have a cheaper model where you pay less than $200 or have a really big amount of tokens without the energy costs and the risk of failing machine
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by croes 1mo ago
What they don’t do. They claim that the GDPR applies if you provide your service in the EU, and that’s a valid claim.
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by croes 1mo ago
Aren’t those American companies sued because they didn’t follow American law?
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by croes 1mo ago
But that’s already the framing. A minor source should never lead to deaths or to put it otherwise No deaths = minor source deaths = major source Many deaths = majormost source Now we just need define many but we already know its a major so
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Global snakebite envenoming and mortality are higher than previously reported(medicalxpress.com)
6 points by croes 1mo ago|1 comments
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Nintendo fan loses nearly complete NES collection in 'heartbreaking' theft(polygon.com)
6 points by croes 1mo ago|1 comments
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by croes 2mo ago
The higher environmental standards that allow drilling in nature reserves? Sorry that sounds like, if you get murdered than better here because the knives are cleaner.
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by croes 2mo ago
But the US government allowed drilling in nature reserves, that is definitely not better than oil from already existing drills in Saudi Arabia.
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by croes 2mo ago
Making an offer they can’t refuse isn’t really a market decision Edit: typo, changed is to isn’t
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by croes 2mo ago
Because it’s different entities. The market creates more solar power despite the actions of the government
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by croes 2mo ago
> Also consider the US has just removed a sh~tload of fossil fuels from the world economy. Do you mean the war with Iran that released in the initial weeks over 5 million metric tons of CO₂?
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by croes 2mo ago
You mean the companies that laid power lines across the country are too dumb/lazy/cheap to also lay some network cables?
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by croes 2mo ago
Or an pretty old regex from before all those new TLDs
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by croes 2mo ago
Isn’t education often a you-can-lead-a-horse-to-water-but-you-can't-make-it-drink problem?
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by croes 2mo ago
This is just the comment section of HN, does the spelling really matter as long as the reader gets it?
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20 years after Pluto was made a dwarf planet, some still can't let go(nbcnews.com)
5 points by croes 2mo ago|1 comments
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by croes 2mo ago
From the article > CLIs have purposes for which they’re irreplaceable. Building a CLI is almost always a good idea. Building a TUI almost never is.
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by croes 2mo ago
Good luck finding the gems under all the rubish
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by croes 2mo ago
The Pentagon is not the boss of Stars and Stripes
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by croes 2mo ago
The article is not against CLIs but TUIs. It’s extra mentioned that CLIs are mostly a good idea but TUIs aren’t.
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by croes 2mo ago
Please avoid acting as the judge for analogy quality. Anything but a reduction is bad and AI is a setback for that. Potential benefits are as long useless as they aren’t realized. BTW the energy consumption reduction is achieved by what kin
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by croes 2mo ago
"Global data centers consumed around 415 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity—about 1.5% of the world's total electricity—with AI acting as a primary accelerator for new power demand." https://www.iea.org/repor
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by croes 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure that most of people private data contains data about third parties too. It's more as their own privacy they compromise
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by croes 2mo ago
Wrong. I don’t dislike AI but really of mine are negatively affected by climate change and AI isn’t helping what is easily observed when Google and MS scrapped their CO2 reduction targets. So every time I use AI I think about the necessity
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by croes 2mo ago
What make you think I‘m talking about water consumption? The construction of data centers needs resources and also creates more the CO2. The energy for these data centers is often created through fossil fuels which also creates additional C
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by croes 2mo ago
Are they happy about the circumstances of AI too? Higher resource consumption and the set back in CO2 reduction?
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by croes 2mo ago
Is it used afterwards or done and forgotten?
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by croes 2mo ago
And how many of that features are actually used? How long do they last until the get replaced by the next feature?
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Cameroon's Lake Nyos Gas Burst: 30 Years Later(eos.org)
4 points by croes 2mo ago|0 comments

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