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by culi 4mo ago
Do you mean actual Brazilian railway track engineers used this game to plan/develop actual routes? Or just that you can play Brazilian routes in the game?
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by culi 4mo ago
The dev is a person from Indonesia (Rizky Nova) who's device has 16GB of ram. Being able to use the Unreal Engine for free to develop this is awesome. This couldn't have happened 10 years ago.
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by culi 4mo ago
Mohamed Morsi, far from a violent theocrat, was actually a neoliberal. Egypt, being 90-95% Muslim, ofc would take inspiration from Islamic law principles. Morsi was democratically elected and sought to maintain that democracy unlike that au
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by culi 4mo ago
Claude makes suggestions for targets and humans review and approve them. We always knew there was a human in the process but if there's one massive takeaway from years of AI ethics research, it's that there is a very clear and wel
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by culi 4mo ago
"We triple tapped a girls elementary school because our data wasn't up to date."
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by culi 4mo ago
All of them closely collaborate with the government. LLMs are a national security priority and are vetted. Claude AI was used by Palantir's Maven to target the Minab school that led to a triple tap strike killing over 150 schoolchildre
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by culi 4mo ago
You'd probably enjoy the Financial Times
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by culi 4mo ago
TypeScript isn't a runtime language
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by culi 4mo ago
It means they really like TypeScript and they hope to influence some juniors into investing themselves into it
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by culi 4mo ago
Not just because we can't measure it but because its hard to say what's due to the plastic and what's due to additives in the plastics > And while we know a lot about the impact of chemicals added to plastic — such as phth
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by culi 4mo ago
This is a great interview, though I'd caution against reading it like a literature review. It's just the views and opinions of a single (relevant and qualified) expert
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by culi 4mo ago
Someone should make a website showing the oldest living biohackers. Presenting it as a sort of leaderboard edit: I don't actually ethically endorse this. I was moreso poking fun at the morbidity of the biohacking influencer space which
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by culi 4mo ago
I think it's also telling that they left out the usual hallmarks of the Pareto distribution: GLM 5.2, Qwen 3.7, Minimax M3, and Mimo 2.5 https://arena.ai/leaderboard/code/webdev/pareto
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by culi 4mo ago
Isn't this one of the primary techniques with which covid levels are being monitored?
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by culi 4mo ago
The result was definitely unfortunate. He was a neoliberal that was friendly to Israel, China, and even the Iran (to the dismay of the Brotherhood). He only won by about 4 percentage points. Definitely not what I would've wanted for Eg
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by culi 4mo ago
$135b of it is from the "Department of War". What percentage do you believe is not "military" spending and why do you think that? Also the distinction seems silly for a country in total war. Funding their medical or food
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by culi 4mo ago
To be clear, Egypt receives on average $1.3 billion annually and Israel in a normal year receives about $3.8 billion. Ukraine has received $116 billion since the invasion and averaged about $250m before it.
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by culi 4mo ago
https://www.ukraineoversight.gov/Funding/ Here's the Congressional Budget Justification for FY-2026 if you wanna dig in https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/FY-2026-
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by culi 4mo ago
The revolution that overthrew a US-backed authoritarian lead to a democratic election. The results of that election were thrown out the window when another coup brought in another US-backed authoritarian > Besides, your sources need to b
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by culi 4mo ago
I respect that point of view. But to me, it being easily hackable and lacking the surveillance features of all other modern printers[0] is still a strong selling point and I hope for the project to succeed. [0] https://www.eff.or
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by culi 4mo ago
I meant depth* not debt. Too late to edit but to embarrassing to not address.
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by culi 4mo ago
Tracking dots (or lines, or barcodes, or whatever other technique) are not unique to laser printers. They are also not the only surveillance technology built into printers. There's digital watermarking, steganography, CDS, telemetry, a
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by culi 4mo ago
Tbh I think your point is overstated but you do bring up an interesting point that affords me the opportunity to plug a really interesting relevant book called Standardizing Empire: The US Military, Korea, and the Origins of Military-Indus
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by culi 4mo ago
A state of affairs you can thank the US for. Besides Israel and, as of recently, Ukraine, Egypt is the biggest receiver of US military "assistance". Most military officials have attended elite U.S. military academies and the two f
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by culi 4mo ago
It's practically a project of the Egyptian military who will mostly own the land. They will grow cash crops for export to gain a source of income. This will also drain the ancient and non-renewable Nubian Sandstone Aquifer. This is wat
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by culi 4mo ago
It's a great channel if you don't care about any degree of technical debt and wanna see someone glaze over human rights violations in order to celebrate mega projects. I'd at least highly recommend the DeArrow extensions to d
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by culi 4mo ago
The blueprint will be open source and you could technically build it yourself if you have the patience. They are quite proud of how few parts are actually involved in it
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by culi 4mo ago
Unfortunately they mainly use Discord and Instagram. They post updates on Instagram regularly but are quite active on Discord and often ask for community feedback there and post updates there as well. I've been closely following them f
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by culi 4mo ago
The most compelling argument for me is this: https://www.eff.org/pages/list-printers-which-do-or-do-not-d...
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by culi 4mo ago
I have to agree. I'm a critic of capitalism but the Soviet Union and others showed us that a (more) planned economy is just as capable of environmental and ecological atrocities as American industry is. An ethics of stewardship and car

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