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by mrtksn 1y ago
Since when social unrest is good for business? Africa, the Balkans and the middle east must be printing money then with their decades long identity politics and divisions.
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by mrtksn 1y ago
There's not much testimonials about OneWeb(Eutelsat) but they advertise sub 100ms latency and there are articles like that: https://www.ipinternational.net/oneweb-vs-starlink-head-to-h... It's described as slightl
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by mrtksn 1y ago
So? That part of the world used to be the leading civilizations for centuries. Maybe its their turn again. Personally I don't have problem with that, my stuck is with the decay of the west. I like the European way of life, makes me sad
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by mrtksn 1y ago
> One can only dream about such a judicial system that puts criminals behind the bars even if they are very very VIP. Rule of law is what makes the difference between real democracies and AliExpress ones. Unfortunately, the trend for mor
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I think its newsworthy because the media cycle(social&traditional) since years framed Starlink as the only company providing such services and it turns out that you can actually use some other services. Well, actually can't realis
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Those who don’t care, wouldn’t care anyway. If they still have the car the can just sell it, if they don’t have the car its irrelevant. Most people just don’t want new troubles in their lives, its juts money long gone.
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by mrtksn 1y ago
It’s a cult, in cults people don’t demand refunds from the messiah. IRL they ask what else I can contribute to the church to fix that because it mist be their fault that the prophesies didn’t come true. In the end it’s not a problem if part
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Sounds like somebody went to some other peoples place and was disappointed that the place isn't functioning like the place they came from or the way they imagined it. Turks are having this all the time for example, they are disappointe
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Why optimize for profit? These institutions have far greater cause of providing the population with culture. In UK for example, most museums are free - at least the best and most important ones.
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I just stopped paying for ChatGPT this month, once I found out that they made the projects available to free users too. The free version is just as good and I can shuffle between Grok, Mistral, Deepseek and Gemini when I run out of free quo
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What the speed of light looks like [video](youtube.com)
6 points by mrtksn 1y ago|1 comments
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by mrtksn 1y ago
So in the stats it will look like a case where the revenues remained steady but the bandwidth costs went down. Great success :)
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I'm not convinced that such a direct message does anything. Wouldn't be more effective to run Gaza restaurant ads, implying that there's food everything is fine but even Gazan don't help each other, so why you should car
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Americans really believe in this stuff ha, comedians on TikTok weren't exaggerating when they talk about how they used to believe that US invented everything, has everything and the rest of the world live around dirt roads. Amazing. An
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Whatever it becomes, IMHO it needs to have much more clear set of responsibilities and adequate tools to fulfill those duties. Currently everything is too patchy, the currency the passport the agencies like ESA, the trade barriers within it
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by mrtksn 1y ago
They aren't try, they don't have tools to even try doing these things. But I agree, it needs to shift to a new format. Ideally federation because as we see with Greenland and Switzerland being a small independent country comes wi
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Why would politicians do any of that? Did United States House of Representatives invent anything? All these EU companies are all private enterprises and they are %100 from a country in EU because there's no such thing as EU as a countr
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by mrtksn 1y ago
EU doesn't have top down control, in fact EU has very little control over anything and that's why its ineffective in its current form despite having enormous wealth as a block. All these initiative this initiative that are, IMHO,
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by mrtksn 1y ago
EU isn't ever going to have its own "tech" industry as long as US has full access to EU markets and IMHO the ChatControl thing is totally unrelated. Anyone who has a "tech" industry besides US has it thanks to trade
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by mrtksn 1y ago
It's 127,271 Bitcoins. Interesting choice not to mention the number of Bitcoins but use its current market value in USD. I feel like this says something about Bitcoin but not sure what exactly. Edit: Wow, people really don't want
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I don’t know how useful or relevant is this. The problem is actually influencers paid by political actors to push an agenda. it’s hard to detect, but it works like this. Let’s say you want to promote fear of AI, then you just show ads(no as
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Veggie burger is the flashy headline that makes you click stuff. What actually is happening is that they are creating a framework for stricter definitions(for many things, like sausages) that will be adopted by 27 countries in 24 different
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by mrtksn 1y ago
It depends, its a war between the right to know what you are eating without studying it thoroughly first and the right to claim things as something that they are not. In Europe people tend to be the first kind and see the government as tool
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by mrtksn 1y ago
To be honest, only Donald Trump takes seriously the Nobel Peace price. He cares because Obama got one, no one else cares because Obama got one. Actually its not limited to Obama, its whole history is ridden with scandals, definitely a far c
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Maybe? AFAIK there are many people trying to solve this and gloves is one of them. I think it can work, think driving and flying simulators where you have realistic input for the machine like a driving wheel with feedback - thise can be qui
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I think probably means SpaceX will need to keep sending rockets at rate of 1 or 2 satellites per day to replenish the infra. How much impact sending 800kg satellite into low orbit has? (in batches, obviously)
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by mrtksn 1y ago
It's just that AR/VR is not interactive. Sure they try to simulate interactivity through buttons or hands tracking but its lame and fake. Even when have indistinguishable from reality visuals the illusion falls apart the moment yo
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by mrtksn 1y ago
I got a feeling that there's a bunch of European politicians having a FOMO and are way too influenced by AI influencers that post stuff like "It's over", "Bye Bye Hollywood", "17 hours ago OpenAI launched
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by mrtksn 1y ago
Okay, IIRC the sum wasn't disclosed. I wonder what was the ask.
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by mrtksn 1y ago
What makes it over 10K USD?

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