mr90210

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by mr90210 1y ago
> In some locations, we may be required to restrict access to certain features or content unless you complete an age assurance process and demonstrate that you are an adult. Not BlueSky specific, but I am getting ready to nuke my account
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by mr90210 1y ago
Whenever a brutal regime rise again, it will thrive due to the amount of work being done on surveillance tech. Can you imagine Adolf (DE), Benito (IT), and Joseph (RU) with access to the same surveillance tech?
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by mr90210 1y ago
Wow… really? Eww.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Hire professionals. My care is reserved to me, my family and my friends.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Same country that banned paternity tests unless authorised by a court.
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by mr90210 1y ago
> The child was trained on harmful data, it's not surprised the child exhibited undesirable behaviours. Your comment reduces children to entities that will behave as expected provided they get fed “good” data. Humans are not LLMs.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Are you related to Dricus du Plessis? Also, ultras will overwork the shit out of your heart. (Bro science)
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by mr90210 1y ago
Good point. I expect a person in such a position to know when not to say anything. A world with less developers is likely to harm the business he runs. Regardless, his tweet adds no value to anyone including him.
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by mr90210 1y ago
> Our latest field study with *22 developers* who… This is the person they have running GitHub? (Yes, Ad Hominem)
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by mr90210 1y ago
Are you aware of the terms of such offers? I suppose those $100M are spread across years and potentially contingent upon achieving certain milestones.
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by mr90210 1y ago
I think we’d need a major war or a pandemic of sorts because we have become pretty good at maintaining such bubble inflated. Whenever and however it comes, it’s going to be a bloodbath because we haven’t had a proper burst since 2008. I don
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by mr90210 1y ago
Done, thanks.
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by mr90210 1y ago
> Europe will end up having draconian oversight and censorship that will be abused beyond belief by fascists. As a non-European, I see the benefits of the EU efforts, but I also see them (the suits in Brussels) getting hooked on power an
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by mr90210 1y ago
> Congrats, rustc forced you to wrap all your types in Arc<Mutex<_>> Also, don’t people know that a Mutex implies lower throughput depending on how long said Mutex is held? Lock-free data structures/algorithms are attemp
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by mr90210 1y ago
> As I build what's next, I'm pouring my energy into… It’s hard for me tell whether this is a sincere article or just a marketing/growth hacking stunt.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Irene Demova
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by mr90210 1y ago
Mullvad is quite ahead as they sell activation codes on scratch cards.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Do Zed AI features require interacting with third-party providers such as OpenAI? If so, I don’t think your comparison applies. I use Golang from JetBrains, and disabling all AI features is only two clicks away. No fuss no muss.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Did you know that cars are meant to last far more than 1200km? (I am just matching your stance)
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by mr90210 1y ago
First let’s check what the terms and conditions say. Yes, that legal binding document that hardly anyone reads.
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by mr90210 1y ago
How is Japan adapting?
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by mr90210 1y ago
> US contributions to ensuring peace in Europe Name the contributions after 1945.
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by mr90210 1y ago
I have been thinking the same for months. EU citizens are giving way too much power to those people in Brussels. That institution is getting power hungry.
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by mr90210 1y ago
I could be your first employee out of your headquarters in Europe. :) /s Now, out of curiosity, what would it take for Radar to open an office in Europe (UTC ~4 hours overlap w/ NYC)?
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by mr90210 1y ago
We all knew this was coming, but one can’t just stop the Profit maximization/make everything efficient machine.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Thank you.
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by mr90210 1y ago
You make it seem so binary. If you do enough research on the US you might change your mind. YES, I would still choose the US.
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by mr90210 1y ago
Unfortunately this is one of those cases where regulators came in handy. The regular Joe/Jane without the knowledge of the inner works of tech companies simply cannot fathom to which extent those companies go to track and collect data
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by mr90210 1y ago
I got the /s Europe is struggling with low birth rates. They wouldn’t do it here, as is right now it’s already a calamity.
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by mr90210 1y ago
I wish it were that simple. As an occasional amateur photographer, I’ve looked for alternatives to Lightroom with a simple UX, and to my surprise the alternatives are far more complex and unintuitive than a old software such as Lightroom.

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