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by m000 7mo ago
> Yeah but a good majority don't want Islam in Iran, Iran used to have a culture Yeah but a better majority doesn't want Evangelicalism in USA, USA used to have a culture /s
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by m000 8mo ago
How about the present and his personal beliefs? "I believe deeply in the existential importance of using AI to defend the United States and other democracies, and to defeat our autocratic adversaries." This reads like his objectio
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by m000 8mo ago
France have already developed their own (recently posted here) [1][2]. Also, the "there's no drop in replacement" line is just making up excuses for not acting. Yes, you will not get 100% of the Office 365 features out of the
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by m000 8mo ago
We all acknowledge the AI slop posts. The question is what fraction of the comments under the posts is also AI slop. And how long until we see AI-targetted ads, to manifest the Dead Internet Theory in its fullest.
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by m000 8mo ago
Which is exactly the point of the parent. Before Epstein files you would probably rate the rumour at 0/10 credibility.
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by m000 8mo ago
Does this mean we will be able to read RT from Europe again?
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by m000 8mo ago
> To me, if you look closely at (social media) influencers, they are nothing more than people who were popular in high school and managed to extend it for a few years with the use of social media. That's a very superficial similarit
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by m000 8mo ago
> you get hired for your proven ability to deliver useful products Or, in this case, just because they need a poster boy for their product, which isn't as good as they say it is.
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by m000 8mo ago
How can I self-host this?
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by m000 8mo ago
Dashboard-wide screen and almost absent physical controls? No, thank you. Ferrari may not have nailed it, but it's a move to the right direction.
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by m000 8mo ago
At least it's not your living room TV put in a holder. (Hi Elon!)
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by m000 8mo ago
Can't help but notice the weird choice of illustration in TFA. Ivanti is a US company. But if you have never heard of them, the dragon-resembling creature in the illustration (representing the dormant backdoor?) makes it look like the
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by m000 8mo ago
You might be taking the "I" in AI too literally.
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by m000 8mo ago
Still. I understand the officers having "qualified immunity". But not the agency. If an agency has shitty officers doing dodgy stuff, it's on the agency. The agents may be declared immune to direct litigation, but any claims
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by m000 8mo ago
Why now? Because in the past 2-3 years it has been made abundantly clear that: (a) Social media operators choose to do nothing at all against coordinated influencing operations, unless the influencing goes against the interests of very spec
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by m000 8mo ago
Please, enlighten us on the track record of Spain. Because I really can't recall anything outrageous, and surely nothing on the level of surveilance existing in the UK.
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by m000 8mo ago
My old adidas may be long gone, but they still live rent-free on Ian's Shoelace Site since 2009.
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by m000 8mo ago
And so it begins.
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by m000 8mo ago
Entirely different cases. Russia never relied on the strong rouble for its economy to function. Or having unfettered access to most of the world's markets. So it had some know-how on weathering the storm. But OTOH, if Trump is erratic
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by m000 9mo ago
Technofeudalism at its finest.
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by m000 9mo ago
Imagine being paid consultant-level fees to build a website with Notepad and MS-Paint. Those were the times...
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by m000 9mo ago
Tiling was all the rage in '96. Mostly because you were running on 8MB of RAM.
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by m000 9mo ago
It was before 2020, so I don't think there was any experiment. I had to regularly submit proof of job applications, and had to meet with UVW in person a few times. The Dutch system is definitely rigged in the health insurance part, whe
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by m000 9mo ago
A request not being served can happen for a multitude of reasons (many of them totally beyond your control) and the web architecture is designed around that premise. So, if some of your pods fail a fraction of the requests they receive for
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by m000 9mo ago
Deploying on Kubernetes using Helm solves a lot of these cases: Migrations are run at the init stage of the pods. If successful, pods of the new version are started one by one, while the pods of the new version are shutdown. For a short per
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by m000 9mo ago
"Any job you can do is eligible" is highly inaccurate. I went through this after my PhD funding in NL ran out, which is considered a layoff. I only had to demonstrate that I made some applications to relevant jobs. No pressure wha
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by m000 9mo ago
The real question is how much of the new wave of vibe-coded software will be able to graduate from pet project to community-maintained project. It feels that vibe coding may exacerbate fragmentation (10 different vibe-coded packages for the
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by m000 9mo ago
ICJ is definitely a legit source. But it also looks biased to cite only one of the two sides as untrustworthy, and choose the one which actually agrees with the legit source for the specific case. I don't claim the bias was deliberate.
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by m000 9mo ago
> To make my point clearer, I have an idea for you: In each of the countries you mentioned, go to the capital with a sign "I am against this regime, I want change" and see what happens. Nice try, but no. The main difference wil
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by m000 9mo ago
> Anything coming from Hamas is certainly not trustworthy This goes both ways and applies to all conflicts, but somehow we always cherry-pick the source that is not aligned with western interests as the "untrustworthy".

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