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Well the establishment position in the EU is that Trump is an outlier and that relations will normalize once he is removed from power, then business as usual can continue. Beyond that broad agreement with US - EU alignment on foreign policy
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Atlanticist polls are probably more interesting (if there even is such a thing) when considering which questions they didn't even ask, rather than the questions they asked confirming all the establishment positions anyway.
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That's true, it's an interesting case where the EU is even more ideologically committed than the US, like licenses on photographs taken by ESA vs. NASA for example, but it's everything. With universities it's similar, pu
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To people confused or wondering why it's too little, too late, too incompetent, etc.: The EU makes a lot more sense when you understand it's a neoliberal institution. Just giving people money to work on open source directly would
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You can't really negotiate when one party is a religious fanatical death cult and the other one is Hezbollah.
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This is the underlying split on HN. The temporarily embarrassed millionaires, the prophets of capitalism, hyper individualist "entrepreneurs" vs. people who are disillusioned from real world experiences over decades that stripped
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It's strongly ideological-based thinking to believe your government need to pay for the profit of some investor in another country in order to do anything, because if they did it themselves they just "fuck it up". It's y
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> the engineers can use to increase their productivity which is a positive thing This might be the underlying hidden psychology: being more productive and efficient isn't benefitting the working class. It won't make them more m
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Unfortunately you will never realize how this ideology is fucking up every facet of society and which interests that are never your own put a momentous effort into drilling that propaganda into your head.
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5mo ago
Well that's just an example, You could mandate an API to allow bots pay their fair share; could ban google from using content it stole without compensation; could shatter google into a thousand pieces.. There are music rights organizat
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There is actually another way that was just hinted at a few days ago demonstrated by the EU courts reaffirming a law from 2019 against Meta, just force google et al to compensate publishers: https://www.epceurope.eu/post
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It's essential infrastructure there is only one node package manager. I'm not saying it's a good thing, I just describe the systemic reason why it's broken, because that's usually never expressed but its important.
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Speaking of bedrock, apparently just seeing a few blocks of bedrock (the random pattern of bedrock blocks) is enough to reverse engineer the exact location on the server. I saw a bunch of clips of streamers accidentally leaking a secret bas
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No look at the article of this post, it's by SafeDep they are in the same business as Microsoft with their Defender product line. They both publish near identical post mortems with subtle hints at how their product would've defend
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They can and do indeed detect those attacks, it's just from Microsoft's POV a feature of Microsoft Defender (on Windows and Cloud) they sell: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2025/1
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Who is they? There are plenty of anti-zionist jews, you are making the argument "they" want you to make don't be fooled man
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> The factual knowledge is already in pretraining. Qwen3.5-9B-Base, the unaligned predecessor, gives accurate, Western-framed answers on every PRC topic (Tiananmen, Tank Man, Falun Gong organ-harvesting) under raw text completion. That r
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20qwz9xzr9o https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/reddit-user-uncovers-beh... Basically Meta wants age verification done by devices, the device makers (a
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This is exactly right, it gets examplified by Chinese people's attitude to new innovative technology. It's all doom and gloom in the west. But the thing is that both are correct stances on this technology for exactly the reason yo
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It's always wild to me how people perceive Europe. In left-wing academia there is this term "neoliberal encasement" that discusses in detail how neoliberal capitalism isolates the economy from democracy. The EU is sort of the
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This is getting pushed in the EU too, the crucial thing to understand about where the road is headed: the goal is the inverse of who does the illicit content scanning. The idea is the government gives a list of illegal activity/speech
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Two distro independent LPEs in such a short time, if only all Linux software could be this portable.
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If it's basic essential infrastructure and in the absence of high speed rail it is, it shouldn't be a regulated utility it should be nationalized holistically. You have to 1) make sure nobody is profiting of a basic necessity beca
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I also don't really expect the self-hosted version to be a small self-contained go binary or something, they have millions of users their tech stack is going to be more complicated necessarily. But then vaultwarden exists too and is we
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They aren't actually doing any molding themselves, the manufacturing is outsourced to companies in China and Taiwan, there is the real molding expertise.
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> GitHub saw a 58% year-over-year increase in the number of incidents, reaching 109 reported cases: > 17 of them were classified as major, leading to over 100 hours of total disruption. > April stood out as the most turbulent month
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Surprised to see anyone mentioning this here, NeuralCIM has been talked about for years behind the iron curtain. They also developed their own COVID vaccine and send hundreds of thousands of doctors to countries in the global south but even
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After the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement New START elapsed without replacement: https://www.icanw.org/new_start_expiration
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Be curious about what conservative and liberal media agree on, within that intersection are the only lies that actually matter.
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> if we don't support truly independent, objective, investigative journalism, who will? Like Eric Schmidt, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, George Soros and countless other billionaires through their "charities"? https:/&
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