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by kranke155 11mo ago
Gemini is very direct.
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by kranke155 11mo ago
The class system in England is quite entrenched. You have to remember this is a country with an 1000 year old monarchy and noble families who still own a substantial amount of the land. England is both very modernist, quite progressive, an
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by kranke155 1y ago
Permanence in software is measured in half decades.
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by kranke155 1y ago
There is nothing less permanent than software. Permanent solutions in software last 5 years.
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by kranke155 1y ago
This sounds like a temporary issue.
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by kranke155 1y ago
Herbicide was initially decreased but then increased due to resistance. Could the same happen to insecticide?
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by kranke155 1y ago
Using a bit less pesticide
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by kranke155 1y ago
GMOs allowed for the huge expansion on the use of pesticides in America, since the crops are "pesticide ready".
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by kranke155 1y ago
information warfare is absolutely rampant all over the West.
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by kranke155 1y ago
Flux Kontext is not keeping up. Even then Flux has become only partially open source. They keep the more advanced models API only.
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by kranke155 1y ago
I assume multiple competing systems at this point. You have Team Jorge (and many others) in Israel, Robert Mercer’s rebranded SCL Group and offshoots, whatever Elon Musk has done to X (who he himself said he used to help Trump win). In Port
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by kranke155 1y ago
They’ve created enough of a digital system to manage public opinion (through brain rot, manipulation, bots, psychometrics) that they’re less and less afraid of elections.
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by kranke155 1y ago
There are some signs that the current Administration has no intention of allowing “a diferente side” to retake power. Trump third term being one.
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by kranke155 1y ago
Because they now control the Congress and SCOTUS, there is effectively no recourse. Congress is paralysed and SCOTUS will almost always rule in favor of the Administration. They studied and effectively undermined the system patiently. Now a
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by kranke155 1y ago
The first thing Steve Jobs did when he arrived back at Apple is he got rid of the little “Apple museum” they had in the building. A bunch of old machines. I believe he thought Apple shouldn’t live off its past.
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by kranke155 1y ago
No it’s worse. The US government is making them reinstate people they don’t believe belong in the service at all.
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by kranke155 1y ago
What binaries are a good example of this?
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by kranke155 1y ago
They are already doing it, blender is enormously successful and only growing by the day
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by kranke155 1y ago
Both issues can be true. A single scrubber is not a good counterpoint to entire industries having left. However, yes, the US (and the West in general) were uniquely victims of elite betrayal, where the financial and business elites decided
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by kranke155 1y ago
Let’s do the easy thing, even if it is a geopolitical disaster for the West?
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by kranke155 1y ago
The issue is of course there is no market for US made goods at a good salary when other countries were selling their goods in the US market without impediment. Tariffs were supposed to fix that, but now I don’t know if they are effective at
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by kranke155 1y ago
My mother has dementia, so maybe dementia just has different expressions and you shouldn’t generalise ?
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by kranke155 1y ago
That’s literally what it says in the story though. That it would only happen if the person won’t eat by themselves.
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by kranke155 1y ago
Thirst and hunger. They’re meant to die a peaceful death so pretty sure no predators involved. Go to a dementia facility and hang out with your those people. You will see suffering.
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by kranke155 1y ago
The idea is the tree is not too far from camp. It should hours not days to return. And I suspect they would check on them.
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by kranke155 1y ago
You ever hung out with someone in deep dementia ?
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by kranke155 1y ago
Using exceptions to make rules is dumb.
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by kranke155 1y ago
VR is great industrial tech and bad consumer tech. It’s too isolating for consumers.
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by kranke155 1y ago
Fascinating that you think someone with dementia would be suffering more from hunger then from their condition sapping away at them.
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by kranke155 1y ago
No one wants to look into it because everybody is doing it. After Trump lost to Biden in 2020 there was a chance to analyse mass use of Big Data, targeting and psychometrics to influence the electorate. They didn’t do it because that’s how

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