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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Maybe this is because of the TV dramas where a genius lawyer saves their client through an obscure technicality. It looks exactly like hacking a system using a 0-day exploit.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Maybe its due to the lessons learned, the extreme conservatism in air travel should be up to a disruption. It's nice that they make blue light to look like the sky but: 1) The windows are disappointing. This is, I think, due to the fat
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Wow, those price increases due to the RAM and storage shortages AI caused are brutal.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
This post is at the top when filtered against AI :) Maybe it should use llm based filters to understand if the post is about AI and filter it out?
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Just like with the Erasmus program, it’s a transformative experience. It immunizes you against the BS you see on the internet about countries and people, be it the hype or fear mongering kind of BS. I did Greece-Bulgaria-Turkey many years a
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
The electricity from France wouldn’t carry any radiation, their issue with the electricity from nuclear would be related to having the reactor at close distance because if mismanaged can indeed spread radiator.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
It’s not important who’s fault it is, it’s probably the politicians who were looking for short term gain that they can present as creating jobs or maybe even taking bribes to issue permits. It’s not that important who’s personally to blame.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
It's not important whose fault it is, I am sure that the datacenter people believe that they got such a good deal and everything is peachy.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Of course value is created, the problem is that the value is not created for the people who endure the issues and the pricing is apparently wrong. It is similar to building a SPAM factory somewhere people live on pork, paying higher prices
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Yep, that's common in many countries for doctors. Not much for anything else(maybe teachers too) and how much X is good enough is debatable. Certainly common resources are very vulnerable to incorrect pricing and profiteering. In the p
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Exactly. In countries with medical tourism this not only pushed the doctors to work for tourists instead of the local population that sponsored their education but also the brightest doctors to do things like botox, nose job or hair transpl
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
I think its obvious from the context what kind of plastic surgery, the vanity one.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Isn't this a similar issue of doctors raised by taxpayers money doing hair transplant and cosmetic surgeries instead of working in much less profitable hospitals with sick people or European scientists and engineers risen by public edu
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
It’s definitely less than 500 pp even if they spent all of it on this.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Very little, EU budget is minuscule - something like 500 euros per person per year.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
I am not arguing for a middle ground, I argue for addressing the issues directly instead of being maximalist in any way.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Losing the war to avoid even bigger problems that’s not worth dealing with is pretty standard way of losing the war.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Sure, the definition changes but whoever are the bad actors now create the desire to deal with them, which creates a motive or excuse to create or change systems for that. No matter how fair or unfair the treatment is, if you actually manag
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
>It's a metaphor for a process. Calling people names like "maxxers" is unhelpful and probably against the rules here. Yeah we don't mean frogs, that's obvious. Calling people maxxers being offensive is surprising
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
I’m no military expert by any means but US appears to be obsessed with destroying some super important target to win, like they did with killing Iran leaders only to find out that new leader replace the perished. The same with the other stu
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Then I'm not very moved about this. I always assumed that anything unencrypted is scanned one way or another. What I care is not having a backdoor for E2E, i.e. like client-side scanning telling me what I am allowed to talk about like
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
FTA: What changes with the return of Chat Control 1.0—and what stays the same: *What is coming back:* US tech companies are once again allowed to scan private messages without a warrant or prior suspicion. This affects direct messages on p
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
In other words, you believe that because they mandate driver attention monitoring the manufacturers will install systems that are equipped wit storage and connectivity and they will process, transmit and sell this, no one will find out and
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
I think the test for being accepted is when you screw up. For example, if you parked wrongly do you become “that foreigner/ethnic guy” or do you remain “one of our idiots”.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
That's literally why we have GDPR. This will be very illegal and the law itself specifically bans user identification with camera on top of the stuff protected by GDPR.
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
You need to have the hardware(camera isn't enough, you need storage and way to transmit) in place to do these things. I guess Tesla's and other connected smart cars can do that already but that's not what this regulation requ
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
That's actually illegal in EU without consent. In this particular case, there's also specific ban on identifying the user with the cameras that the system may use. It's in the text, as a result we may hear from the tech compa
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
Try reducing hallucinations with your inference
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
If you want to believe that when light shines on a CCD chip the only option is to record the data and transmit it to the corporations and the governments then keep believing it. Everything needs to be extreme after all, right?
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by mrtksn 3mo ago
If you really want to believe that if a light shines on a CCD chip the only way forward is to record that and send that to corporations and the governments that keep believing it. We are in an age of extremism, everything must be extreme an

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