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by lyu07282 8mo ago
Doesn't matter, there is always going to be resistance against the occupation anyway, if it isn't called "Hamas" its going to be called something else. This is not an enemy they can ever defeat and people either know wha
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
I don't know lots of zionist fashists defending their favourite ethno state all over here
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
But in the context of what we are talking about it's still true that nobody in the EU is making cutting edge CPU/GPU/DRAM and there are no plans to do so either (including that Infineon fab).
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
> Is that right? That's the lie being told to stop stop killing games, so no.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
There are a huge number of people who deluded themselves into reflexively protecting the interests of hundred billion+ dollar industries. No malice required for that, they also aren't stupid, propaganda works.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
As long as people are sufficiently misinformed and politically uneducated, they believe in democracy working. So it's possible yeah!
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
Yeah, we have ultrasonic fingerprint sensors underneath displays, infrared structured light cameras, periscope telescopic lenses, foldable displays, computational photography, ... The mobile 5G infrastructure uses beam forming arrays ffs! a
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
Its just a political wedge issue in the US, its not really "about" guns anyway
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
100% enshittification, similar with video games and their anti-union efforts. The conservatives have twisted and co-opted that into their reactionary culture war propaganda, and exported that too evidently.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
> forcibly injecting unpopular ideologies Oh the right-wing propaganda of decrying "wokeness" in pop culture that "replaces" good old white christian culture is very much an export you fell victim to as well. It promo
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
I would think it's very much important to point out the double standard, it's an ally of the west so it's fine if they do it, but not if china does it because they are the "enemy". That's all what the comment y
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
I would point to the opposite bias, the guardian mentions Chinese surveillance tech exported to Africa, but makes no mention of Israeli spyware exports. The Israeli export of civil repression technology, expertise and training is actually v
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
OpenAI is using Persona for 'age' verification, as are countless other companies. Legislation is under way in all western countries to make this mandatory for every website. Persona mirrors the data of all verification requests to
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
They probable mean safe code like this: class FontFeatureValuesMapIterationSource final : public PairSyncIterable<CSSFontFeatureValuesMap>::IterationSource { public: FontFeatureValuesMapIterationSource(const CSSFontF
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
I was talking about the project that needs coding, the part you would hire a contractor for, but can't afford to. I said hypothetically, if you COULD afford it. Now read what I said again.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
But if you could afford to hire a worker for this job, that an LLM would be able to do for a fraction of the cost (by your estimation), then why on earth would you ever waste money on a worker? By extension if you pay a worker and an AI or
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
That's why the rightward shift is unavoidable and corporate Dems like Talarico only further this shift into fascism. Even if liberals win it only means the next right-wing candidate is going to be even more extreme than the last. Peopl
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
It's kind of ironic, so much drama all for a safe centrist corporate democrat. Although perhaps that's why it's such a big deal for liberals, it's oligarchical infighting. It's even more confusing that he's fun
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
> The model performs a statistical substitution, replacing a 1-of-10,000 token with a 1-of-100 synonym Do we see this in programming too? I don't think so? Unique, rarely used API methods aren't substituted the same way when re
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
So is it really just that simple? A lack of understanding what Paypal even is?
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
We really should try to understand your mentality, if only to understand why after 27 years the EU still doesn't have a PayPal alternative.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
What the fuck are you talking about, they are well known to not be transparent about their private contractor dealings. https://www.statewatch.org/analyses/2025/behind-closed-doors... https://www.heise.
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
that sounds good in theory, but in practice almost every country in europe has already fully bought into Palantir tech so you are a bit late with that. Europol has used "Palantir Gotham" for a decade at this point. The idea of wes
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
They reversed the ban: https://x.com/realUpScrolled/status/2023006404630720979
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
The guardian had an interesting take on that worth considering: /s /s /s > What does a company that commodifies companionship owe its paying customers? For Ellen M Kaufman, a senior researcher at the Kinsey Institute who f
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
> A country isn't run like a business I'm not convinced you really mean that, but I agree they shouldn't. Although we've invaded countries that tried that (and are in the process of invading a few more while we are sp
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by lyu07282 8mo ago
I was always impressed by how fast wikipedia editors revert that kind of stuff, so I think it's great advice actually!
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Isn't it bad enough they beat us at chess, do you have to make it even worse? ;p
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It is kind of fascinating how the rhetoric shifted from the 'white mans burden' and scientific racism of colonialism to the modern day liberal international order with their purpose built institutions and their 'nobel prize i

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