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Tensions in Venezuela and Dutch interests in the Caribbean. That's the explanation and its public posturing that likely doesn't reflect reality.
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Its not about the USD. It is about certain regimes nearing their end and folks converting assets into something fungible they can use and enjoy while exiled in Geneva, Dubai, Phnom Penh, etc. As just one example (of many) of why its not abo
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I expected to see OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, etc. provide desktop applications with integrated local utility models and sandboxed MCP functionality to reduce unnecessary token and task flow, and I still expect this to occur at some point. T
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Good. I want my tax dollars allocated to penetrating every and any system my country's adversaries may use to undermine our interests or threaten our people. And, I want maximum penalties, civil and criminal, for any person or company
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Then they are not the best. Most users aren't prompt engineers and grew up expecting to enter search terms into Google and get a result. If its the case OpenAI or Anthropic are best able to interpret user intent there's a good arg
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Stop, if for just a moment: Have a look at industrial accident data globally, considering underreporting in developing nations. - Same, environmental accidents. - Same, WMD proliferation, including chem, bio and nuclear. - Same, malicious c
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1y ago
Notes: I'm stuck with this and wish I could leave, but the combo of security and attachments leaves me with few options. Notes is buggy, lacks interoperability, has crap AI integration, etc. BUT... the real pain is Apple Messages. The
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1y ago
This is pretty great.
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Free market is better when its truly free. Free from: - Predatory export subsidies. - Protective non-monetary barriers to import/export. - Theft of intellectual property. - Monopolization of dual-use and essential manufactured products
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shFUDPqVmTg Sabine highlights the problem with scientific funding in this video and it should be required watching before posting on this thread. Reform is needed. Some good will be tossed wi
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If we want to integrate our SAAS apps into airweave, is there an appexchange or directory for doing so?
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The components of a strategic manufactured product can be as simple as an injection molded switch, a LiION battery, capacitors, copper wire, etc., so the notion of bringing only "strategic items" back is as much a myth as the idea
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If you're looking for malign influence on 4chan - look outside the US. Anyone on /pol/ and /k/ after Oct 7th understands clearly who has been influencing if not controlling the site.
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Non-monetary tariffs are the real story here - and the tariff math accounts heavily for it. - Regulatory hurdles that prevent import (eg. CE requirements) - Currency manipulation (eg. RMB) - Domestic industrial subsidies (eg. export tax cre
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Non-monetary tariffs: - Regulatory hurdles that prevent import (eg. CE requirements) - Currency manipulation (eg. RMB) - Domestic industrial subsidies (eg. export tax credits). ... you have a lot to learn about international trade.
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2y ago
Val Kilmer taught me flip a pen through my fingers while sitting in class. Thank you Val. May your memory be a blessing.
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Getting everything they want? Go do some research on what this has cost Russia - its the biggest catastrophe for Russia, possibly ever. They will never recover due to demographic & energy realignment pressure. Try to think ahead.
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Absolutely an unimaginative & incorrect take and here's why: 1. The entire affair provides cover for continued operations against Russia without great power escalation. Hopefully Putin doubles down and loses even more military asse
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About 3 million USGOV employees, 1.9% of the US workforce, but somehow you've concluded the entirety of that workforce is essential. No redundancies, no waste, no fraud, no obsolescence - just "mean businessmen" reducing &quo
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Ghost payrolls. If you don't understand ghost payrolling then you don't understand government. This happens at almost all levels from city to federal to varying degrees. I've seen flagrant more subtle abuses over the years. T
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GOOD. Nothing is going to stop USA's adversaries from deploying AI against US citizens. Pick your poison, but I prefer to compete and win rather than unilaterally disarm and hope for goodwill and kindness from regimes that prioritize t
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Cannot happen fast enough. The barn door has been left wide open. If we cannot take social engineering and data security seriously - and we do not - then we're not serious about our continued survival as a country. Sound overly dramati
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Crazy pricing. $50-$75/month and we can talk. Until then I'll keep using alternatives.
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Thank you for this. Changed my life for the better.
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After almost everything else failed I tried VNS for Restless Leg Syndrome. Didn't work either. Really had high hopes for it.
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Credit card sign up not working. Would prefer to pay via Amazon Pay, Google Pay or Stripe given past history with Paypal.
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Rural towns short employees and prospects
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P L E A S E The carriers are terrible about this. I have a Samsung sitting on my desk I still cannot use because I can't get it unlocked.
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Mosaddegh was a marxist, supported by Russia, who tried to play both sides to advance a personal agenda of Persian ascendancy. Had he not been overthrown, the Russians would have eventually lost patience and killed him; or the radical islam
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Imagine the legal malpractice claims we can now file in Federal cases where we lose with an ugly attorney.
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