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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
You've got a friend request form Zuck
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
To everyone who wants to dismantle the EU: this is not the solution. Dismantling the EU is like burning down your own house just to get rid of flies. The UK left the EU and implemented its own version of chat control - Online Safety Act - w
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
Dismantling the EU is like burning down your own house to get rid of flies. That is absolutely not the right solution. Without the EU, chat control would already have been implemented in its worst form everywhere, just as it already is in t
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
Local governments are likely to block the initiative. We need a Polish based messenger that won't bend to chat control fascist initiatives.
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Just a few years ago cannabis was presented online as a miracle drug that could cure all physical and psychological diseases. Any criticism of the sacred cannabis was strictly forbidden and dissenters were burned alive in the figurative fir
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
Don't blame programmers, blame the insane annual review system at IT corporations. Introduce the same system at train engineering companies and you'll get the same result.
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
Almonds producers in California use roughly 60-85 times more water annually than all US data centers combined, depending on the exact figures and whether indirect power-plant water is included. Wake up, people! Stop the evil producers of al
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
An ancient article that now looks even cheesier. It's so hard to make those goddamn stairs. So complex, such wisdom.
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
Ukraine absolutely must ditch Cyrillic alphabet, after the war. There will be plenty of things to change.
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by cynicalsecurity 3mo ago
What a great present for Russians planning their drone attacks on Europe. Why not open source military bases and personal development too? It's all theoretically could be found in public sources anyway, so why not help Ivan save some t
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Perfectly generic for perfectly generic applications, I like it.
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They simply couldn't cut into their fat margins, could they?
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by cynicalsecurity 4mo ago
£75m could only be the beginning. Next spending might be £750m if the results are going to please the stakeholders. Tomorrow digital Stasi might be knocking at your door.
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If this is what CSS has become, it means at some point its development went the wrong way.
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Supply chain risk.
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Binary app is a really bad way of storing data. No one would ever want to run a binary shared with them or found online.
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The opposite party would have outright banned AI. Just listen to the left commentators, they all want to ban technology and, similarly to how they did it in the UK, destroy the whole IT sector altogether.
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Your comment reads like a thought-terminating cliché. If Russia occupied your city, killed your family and friends and left you homeless, you might reconsider giving freedom to those who take it away from others. Unfortunately, sanctions ar
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by cynicalsecurity 4mo ago
This actually makes sense. No freedom for the enemies of freedom.
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Vindictive how? That it refuses to let the Brits have their cake and eat it?
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by cynicalsecurity 4mo ago
Leaving the EU or ending free movement with EU countries leads to a significant increase in immigration from the third world, as Brexit showed.
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by cynicalsecurity 4mo ago
TL; DR: Develop and deploy algorithms that downrank or deprioritize anti-democratic, extremist, or polarizing content. Just call your opponents anti-democratic, extremist or polarising and here you go. Democracy!
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This-is-fine.jpg
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Didn't he retire not so long ago?
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> Instead, they should focus on using AI to drive revenue. There is a complete disconnect between wages of employees and company's revenue => Why aren't employees working towards revenue? What a mystery. Children, let's
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I have some really bad news for you, mate.
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by cynicalsecurity 5mo ago
Let the peasants think they are poor because they are lazy and the aristocracy are rich because working their ass off. Yeah, right.
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by cynicalsecurity 5mo ago
They are afraid more of their own citizens thn of Americans. That's the reason for secrecy. At the same time, Danish officials push for chat control - a fascist Stasi-like initiative of mass spying on citizens, with a deliberate except
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by cynicalsecurity 5mo ago
Can someone start a new Google, please? Just search, nothing more. I'm willing to pay 10 USD a month for that. API access included.
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by cynicalsecurity 5mo ago
> They think people go to Google to see what Google wants to show them. They are making the same mistake as Yahoo did. Ironic.

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