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by epups 4y ago
> The Belgian proposal for targeting areas where there’s lots of crime sets the bar so low that it covers the whole country. Denmark isn’t much better, its crime level threshold means that close to 70 percent of the country’s population
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by epups 4y ago
Looking at the video this guy paid $30k for ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc7ugkT2N9E ), it got 40,000 views. Assuming these numbers are completely legit - hard when you are literally hiring a scammer -, the person pumpin
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You can see in the article that this year is much different.
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Gladly. Since the beginning of the war, Germany and the EU as a whole have pushed to ban Russia Today and other state press it deems dangerous [0]. More worryingly, Germany has one of the most repressive social media censorship laws ("
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> Observing how the world changes with this war (and also how covid completely fucked our globalized supply chain) it's clear to me how brittle globalization and capitalism actually is. That's interesting, because I had the opp
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> More likely you are seeing that content because something indicates to the algorithm that you like such content. Very bluntly, you are most likely telling on yourself right now. This is true for literally every giant app/site. Is
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Russia is pausing gas supply to scare everyone and guarantee better negotiating conditions for the end of the war. I find it surprising how little discussion there is of what those terms might be, or what would the West accept as a reasonab
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Scraping these tech giants should not only be allowed, but encouraged.
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> He did it by embracing financialization. GE was an industrial company when he took over — making most of its money selling appliances, light bulbs, power turbines and jet engines. By the time he retired, the company derived much of i
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> I suggest much of what large pre-trained models do is a form of artificial mimicry. Rather than stochastic parrots, we might call them stochastic chameleons. Parrots repeat canned phrases; chameleons seamlessly blend in new environment
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> If you look at (the very few) recent nuclear projects in western countries, you will notice that a) they take very long to build (longer than to bridge any gap from gas and coal and longer than we have due to global warming), That&#x27
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> Now, nuclear is neither feasible nor economically viable..) That's not true. Nuclear is in fact the only feasible replacement for gas and coal as a stable energy source.
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There's no food shortage at all. This is about farmers protesting future measures against global warming, which might partially shutdown livestock production.