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by k1m 9mo ago
He also worked for MSNBC.
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by k1m 9mo ago
That's unsurprising. There's no willingness to challenge the Nobel Foundation on the basis set out by Assange, even though they themselves reluctantly admitted in 2012 that they have a duty to ensure the will is respected: > &q
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by k1m 9mo ago
I didn't realise Julian Assange's full complaint had been published (I couldn't find it at the time I looked into it). But it's now available for anyone interested. Extract below: CRIMINAL COMPLAINT Submitted to: • Ekobr
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by k1m 9mo ago
I think it's currently the best route to challenge the way the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. See my earlier comment. In 2012 the Stockholm County Administrative Board ruled that the Swedish Nobel Foundation is legally responsible for e
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by k1m 9mo ago
I think the criminal complaint in Sweden route is the only path that has had some success in the past in trying to make these organisations accountable for the peace prize. Swedes like to wash their hands of Nobel Peace Prize responsibility
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by k1m 9mo ago
The world's oldest peace organisation, the Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society, distanced itself from the Nobel Peace Prize, writing in October: "...it is becoming increasingly clear that she is a political actor who also gives
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by k1m 9mo ago
Many in Norway and Sweden distanced themselves from the Nobel Peace Prize at the time it was awarded to Machado because it was obvious it was such a bad decision. Julian Assange even filed a criminal complaint in Sweden last month to try to
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20 Years Building for the Web: From PHP's Simple Server Rendering to TypeScript(nikuscs.com)
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by k1m 1y ago
When Yahoo! Pipes was still running (long time ago), their official position was: > Because Pipes is not a web crawler (the service only retrieves URLs when requested to by a Pipe author or user) Pipes does not follow the robots exclusio
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by k1m 1y ago
I think the GH action can also now use your subscription https://x.com/alexalbert__/status/1943332121814405412
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The Righteous Ego – A Different Kind of 'Special One'(medialens.org)
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"We Accept of Course That It Is Draconian: and Deliberately So"(craigmurray.org.uk)
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LRM reasoning breaks down down past an unfamiliarity threshold, not "complexity"(twitter.com)
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The Illusion of Thinking: Strengths and Limitations of Reasoning Models(machinelearning.apple.com)
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Orange Peace(medialens.substack.com)
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US judge grants CIA impunity in Assange visitors case(twitter.com)
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by k1m 2y ago
Do you really think the US is going to come out on top as the "lesser evil" if we start listing all the "bad things" each side has done related to human rights abuses and behaving aggressively on the world stage? https:
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by k1m 2y ago
I made no such comparison, but if you really want to start comparing government crimes and human rights abuses, I think you'll find we can make a stronger moral case arguing for chip bans for US companies than Chinese companies. https
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by k1m 2y ago
Absolutely. Chinese companies shouldn't have chips because their government has "committed human rights violations, has behaved aggressively on the world stage". And the US government hasn't?
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DeepSeek overtakes ChatGPT to top app charts(bbc.com)
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Show HN: RSS Feed Creator with item detection(createfeed.fivefilters.org)
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Show HN: RSS Feed Creator with item detection(createfeed.fivefilters.org)
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Interview with Niels Dossche: PHP, HTML, the DOM, and Living Standards(blog.keyvan.net)
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Interview with Niels Dossche: PHP, HTML, the DOM, and living standards(blog.keyvan.net)
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by k1m 2y ago
I really like the latest PHP release, 8.4. If anyone does any web scraping or HTML parsing, I've written a blog post about the big improvements made to the new DOM API: https://blog.keyvan.net/p/parsing-html-with-p
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Parsing HTML with PHP 8.4(blog.keyvan.net)
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Parsing HTML with PHP 8.4(blog.keyvan.net)
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'Burn in Hell' Henry Kissinger – Social Media Warrior Mode(medialens.org)
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Julian Assange: Freedom This Time, No Thanks to the Media(declassifieduk.org)
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The Last Days of Julian Assange in the United States(declassifieduk.org)
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