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by lenkite 5d ago
US removed the choke of colonialism 250 years ago and ignored patents freely until well into the 20th century. And even today , a foreign patent isn't automatically enforceable in America. India had to fight extremely hard in USPTO
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by lenkite 5d ago
You do know that there were over a dozen social media networks that facebook bought over and effectively extinguished or merged into their behemoth right ? They deliberately ensured that choices were extremely limited. Any "alternati
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by lenkite 5d ago
My product is so powerful, you all need to pay me more money to keep it safe for you.
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by lenkite 5d ago
Its more: "Do as we say, not as we do". Lots of traditional techniques were appropriated and patented by the West and your nation deliberately ignored patents during its industrialization phase. But when the East that threw off
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by lenkite 6d ago
I meant the language server builds the normalized, lossless AST and gives it to the editor. Changes in the AST can be provided as events/diffs to the editor. The normalized, source-mapped AST is effectively the stable language protocol
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by lenkite 6d ago
But isn't this completely fine ? The US became an industrial powerhouse by doing the same. Even barred foreign inventors from obtaining parents in the US. The U.S. Patent Act of 1793 was explicitly structured to favor domestic industri
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by lenkite 7d ago
Wouldn't a normalized protocol based on AST vocabulary and tree operations make more sense ?
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by lenkite 8d ago
Many were out of print or were used copies, so they weren't books you could simply order new from a publisher. They are out of print. Anthropic deliberately sourced large quantities through used-book sellers such as Better World Books
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by lenkite 8d ago
Evidence ? Good lord, how about the US district court of justice ? Anthropic physically destroyed millions of books after scanning them - are you really, truly questioning that ? Here is what was signed by Judge Alsup at https://
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by lenkite 8d ago
The scale is completely different. It is like comparing a tiny ant to a Star Devouring Shoggoth. Anthropic destroyed millions of books in hardly any time. They are destroying the foundations of civilization https://arstechnica.
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by lenkite 8d ago
I meant the strikes while the Minsk ceasefire was in effect - one that was admitted to by Merkel to merely buy time for Ukraine's arms build-up into the 3rd largest European military. And then used effectively to shell and kill Russian
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by lenkite 8d ago
Russia also criticized the ethnic cleansing of Donbass via artillery strikes on civilian areas - casualties and deaths reported daily in the LPR and DPR media, but never made a single peep in the Western news.
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by lenkite 8d ago
God, this was so complicated to understand just to get an icon aligned properly with multi-line text. Someone needs to re-design CSS from scratch for average human brains. Its has become a rube goldberg machine of complexity.
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by lenkite 9d ago
The dollar is most certainly backed by military of the Corporate States. This is eminently observable to the rest of the world, who tend to get "regime changed" when the talk comes about not using the USD. The leaked, then, decl
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by lenkite 9d ago
Low earth orbit isn't that much space though right ? It is effectively a stack of practical orbital shells. A rogue nation state can make satellite launches financially unfeasible.
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by lenkite 9d ago
Feels like the AI Lords will fully own the knowledge space in the future. They will be the ones to pay gigs to get people to code or write for them for pennies. And anything you produce will be owned by them fully of-course.
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by lenkite 9d ago
> But we can easily affort 500+ million per day for faraway foreign wars! That, no problem. That's because War is a wealth transfer program to the billionaire class. Look at the stock prices of the Big-5 War Companies of the Corpora
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by lenkite 9d ago
>These kind of monitoring exercises are common amongst both Russians and Americans when operating near each other or their territorial waters. Denmark shares operational intelligence, reconnaissance data, and positional tracking regardin
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by lenkite 9d ago
Yes, signal flares are fired frequently by the USN. This was common to the point of not even making the news. There are dozen examples of this in the Gulf alone. Including US Navy firing at vessels approaching close. EDIT: I can't find
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by lenkite 9d ago
I would prefer that Browsers be given access via permissions - that way webapps will become more prevalent than appstore apps.
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by lenkite 9d ago
Because nanny states are tracking your keyboard nowadays.
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by lenkite 9d ago
This puzzles me. If Ukrainian drones have free reign of EU airspace to carry out attacks on Russia, then why can't Russian drones cross EU airspace ? Isn't that just symmetric ? Have any Russian drones caused EU casualties ?
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by lenkite 10d ago
Europe is already in a warm-war with Russia. EU has sent hundreds of thousands of drones used to attack Russia - along with training, intelligence and target guidance. EU airspace is used openly by Ukraine to attack Russia. IMHO, war shou
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by lenkite 10d ago
I don't get what is wrong with this ? Even the U.S. Navy ships fire warning flares at other vessels when they approach close. And the Danish military explicitly said that the helicopter was carrying out a reconnaissance flight "o
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by lenkite 15d ago
> Geopolitics is way too complicated for such black and white thinking. Do you know who amongst the governments of those countries decided to back this Syrian president? I certainly don't. I am very much against black and white thin
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by lenkite 15d ago
> Women, gays and infidels are pubished by Houthi police. The EU & US don't have ANY issues supporting and financing governments that punish gays and infidels. Hint: New Syrian government, Saudi government (which is also famous
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by lenkite 15d ago
> Ansar Allah (Houthis) is a terrible Islamist group that commits warcrimws ... The Syrian President and current Western/Israeli "good boy" - belongs to Hayat Tahrir al-Sham which has committed warcrimes which make the Hou
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by lenkite 16d ago
Same - WhatsApp has become mandatory in many nations like India even though I despise it with a passion. I wish the United Nations made a resolution to standardize messaging protocols and develop open-source common messaging libraries with
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by lenkite 20d ago
> It can be a little later. Your requirements is like demanding nobody can buy a house unless they have pay they entire amount upfront. Have data center companies mortgaged their property to the public and paying interest on "power
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by lenkite 20d ago
> maintain world peace Maintain "world war" (for corpo-profit) -> FIXED

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