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by gostsamo 5mo ago
There is a nice old comedy called "Thank You for Smoking". Worth watching if you haven't.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Fascinating. Currently imagining a futuristic version of that and mixing it with some cyberpunk happening under the shadow of the big brother.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Read the original mentioned on top for full effect.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
yes. that's why people don't trust russian banks and institutions, but trust european ones.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
The fine is for activity in the EU, so compare it to their business there. Comparing apples to advertisement fliers is useful only if you are using the fliers as toilet paper substitutes.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
the gp asked for confiscation and property rights are pretty fundamental. especially if you are acting as a trustee not only for russian money but for many others who are watching how you are doing your job.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
confiscating money is much bigger deal than you can imagine. Russia and the EU are not officially at war and just taking money because you can is a serious violation of fundamental rights.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
This is a nice narrative, but without real world test cases, reads like yet another fanfiction on the internet.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Currently reading a web novel called The Years of Apocalypse. Very similar vibe and though it does not have the same literary aspirations as this one, also goes deep in the existential horror of the time loop and the alienation of your old
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
The issue with national investment in the EU is that it might be attacked as state sponsored activity where one can complain that public money are used for market moves or if it is EU wide initiative, then the governments will squabble whos
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
If you are dedicated, few weeks to few months of usage with regular ramp up. You should be careful with adjusting which symbols are read though and sometimes the programing languages matters because different symbols have different signific
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Also, the mc was using python to write his ai scripts, if I remember it correctly.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
I believe the gp meant the last few decades and the crisis that culminated with the Purdue trial.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
The author was known with a secure os project some years ago.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
test only on data generated after the training has ended.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
if the output is consistent, could be used for producing biofuel or plastic.
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Slav comes from slovo == слово which means word or speech, a.k.a slavs are people who can talk to each other which is a pattern in many other ethnic groups about differentiating between themselves and outsiders. Немци or mutes are those who
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by gostsamo 5mo ago
Cheers to the Pratchett reference. :)
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
Can you give some more context? I looked into Wikipedia and the relevant text there is giving different vibe: > Charles XII was in exile in Turkey and needed a representative in Sweden to ensure that judges and civil servants acted in ac
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
You might be interested in that. We have observations of galaxies where dark matter likely is not present. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47641057
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
Reuters had a material on the topic. The big producers have trading desks that can optimise based on spot prices and redirect tankers as needed.
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
and what if they can use your inverter to destabilize not only your netwrok, but the local grit as well? and how far it can go if sychrnoized with malicious intend?
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
The writership of the blog is also changed and seems to be mostly machine as well. It is painful to read something that lacks human presence on the other side.
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
It can stop working properly if the chinese panel is encryption locked to a chinese cloud which is the case with many residential installations.
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
> This is actually a pretty good example of the value of AI security scanners Are you fuckin' serious? This would be caught with any self-respecting scanner even 5 years ago and with most educated juniors even earlier. I use AI ever
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
> There’s a lot of meeting hate here meetings have their role, but the hate at least in my case is when they become a distraction and/or a waste of time. They are susceptible to the organizer and to the highest ranking person in the
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
here it is, not sure where you can find the text unless you traverse the high seas. I've read it in a story collection called after Azazel. https://asimov.fandom.com/wiki/Writing_Time
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
I remember an Asimov short story about a guy who wished that he never waits on queues or for a taxi or for something to happen. He had his wish granted and deeply regretted it for it stall from him the moments of contemplation where his bes
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
Meta promised to buy dc capacity for ai workloads. If I remember it correctly, it created a common company with an investment fund as well that took on debt to build capacity. You calculate the cutoffs as savings for this years while imagin
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by gostsamo 6mo ago
I'm blind and accessibility is important to me. It is extremely disrespectful to see someone who just says "fuck you" and feels good about it. Please, at least consider that the world is bigger than you imagine and there is p

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