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lukan
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931.
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lukan
8mo ago
Interesting, I guess I will try that out as well.
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lukan
8mo ago
I think right now US warships are rather close to China than the other way around, so in china they can say, see, they are close to us, we need weapons and military training already in schools. This is not about self defence, it is about do
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lukan
8mo ago
"But what is the option?" Don't see money as the only goal? Otherwise it ain't black and white. There are forms of advertisment that are not so bad and there is a need for kill devices since there are lots of other exist
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lukan
8mo ago
But he did know he was going to work for the military. "I’d be joining a contracting company for the Department of Defense." (But interesting article otherwise)
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lukan
8mo ago
Partly agree, the hiding of his "escape kits" with weapons do not make sense if he wanted to be cought doing it. Because then they are removed (he knew of the camerss) and he would not get power from them, but be helpless again in
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lukan
8mo ago
Having an integrated sound editor does sound like a nice to have feature, but I also would be rather interested in a working example.
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lukan
8mo ago
I don't like lists like these as I sometimes use half of the "signs" in my writing. And it would be trivial, feeding that list to a LLM and tell it to avoid that style.
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lukan
8mo ago
Have you ever tried that out? Last time I checked (some yeqrs ago) wide support (and performance) was not great but more importantly handling I found not great. Support and performance might have improved, but I think the style is still ugl
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lukan
8mo ago
"Too bad we don’t have any more whistleblowers like Snowden" Probably because most don't want to end up in russia?
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lukan
8mo ago
Rive is closest sonce they have scripring support. Threejs is a 3D graphic libary, something different. And godot web I never used but know of as a game engine, not a scriptable animation tool.
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lukan
8mo ago
I used it, thanks for making it. (Did not released something with it, though) I switched to EaselJS, as this was supposedly the official supported libary of Adobe Animate, but then later settled with pixijs.
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lukan
8mo ago
If you ask iranians, it also strongly depends who you ask, whether they confirm or debate the claim that they are repressed.
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lukan
8mo ago
Houses they build or bought from the owner. But in general the situation surely is messy.
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lukan
8mo ago
Oh, I do. Do you believe in the right of the Israelis to stay safe in their houses?
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lukan
8mo ago
"I don't think West Bank settlers agree with you on this" So? Did I said something that makes you think I agree with them on many points? There ain't just 2 extreme sides in this conflict.
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lukan
8mo ago
Thank you, but I choose for myself what rights I support and yes, it is rights on both sides.
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lukan
8mo ago
Fortunately he is not undisputed king of america, yet.
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lukan
8mo ago
I vaguely remember a similar situation last year, where Trump said, Irans nuclear program is now destroyed for years to come.
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lukan
8mo ago
You do realize most Israelis were born there? Having a right to live where you are born is a pretty fundamental one.
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lukan
8mo ago
Because they all live themself in repressive regimes?
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lukan
8mo ago
"The primary threat to Gaddafi over time was internal, nukes would not have protected him. What was he going to do, nuke his own territory? The same was true for Assad." Have you checked, how many outside interventions both countr
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lukan
8mo ago
They still work, if they get shot down, you will have to pay to replace them. (also using them is expensive and causes wear, especially under the stress of real action, where the limits are pushed)
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lukan
8mo ago
For me the most fun part is getting something that works. Design the goal, but not micromanage and get lost in the details. I love AI for that, but it is hard really owning code this way. (At least I manually approve every or most changes,
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lukan
8mo ago
You did not seem to got my point, that there are readers, but not all of them are commentors? So judging all readers because you perceive commentors as mainly stupid is maybe missing data?
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lukan
8mo ago
Not just discussed, but under every chat interface explicitely mentioned "This tool can make misstakes" (Sure, more honest would be "this tool makes stuff up in a convincing way")
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lukan
8mo ago
"Ars readers are very reddit-like" How can you know? I think you mean most reddit commentors are very reddit like (nowdays I tend to agree). I read Ars from time to time, but I never commented there. But still, when I read comme
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lukan
8mo ago
Eric Berger at Ars for instance is someone I consider a journalist. Have you proof, that he systematically neglects truth in favor of ad selling?
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lukan
8mo ago
"People need to realize journalists are just ad sellers, not some beacon of truth." You just changed the meaning of journalist. Now sure, the job of some journalists could be better described as ad sellers, but I rather call those
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lukan
8mo ago
Because they likely have no family there and on nights and weekends there is less trouble and noise, so better conditions to get into an uninterrupted flow state to get things done? Is that really something in need of explaining on a hacker
960.
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lukan
8mo ago
Because china is nationalistic as well? But me as someone who dislikes all kinds of nationalism, I obviously would do both. Develope smart domestic scientists in collaboration with smart international students/scientists. Networking, c
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