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by mu53 2y ago
there are many coins that don't fit this description
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by mu53 2y ago
The US is the wealthiest country in the world, and the US got to that place by having these programs in place. Who makes shoes/other goods, mines the earth, or other dangerous work? The people in those poor countries. These programs ar
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by mu53 2y ago
If these things bother you, consider a service that offers virtual credit cards. Privacy.com or Revolut.
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by mu53 2y ago
These are bizarrely different situations. The USG has jurisdiction given the definition of fraud, the role of the SEC, and how the company Terraform Labs was formed and operated. If you don't think so, can you explain why not?
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by mu53 2y ago
learning? that is for the AI
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by mu53 2y ago
German cars tend to be cheap because maintenance costs are crazy. The have more parts, and each part is more expensive. You could easily get hit with a mechanic bill for greater than the value
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by mu53 2y ago
Seriously, a whistleblower in tech? In 2025? “Be part of the richest portion of the middle class and never have to worry about money again orrrrr mysteriously die 6 months from now leaving no identifiable impact”
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by mu53 2y ago
Its recovery keeping up with expenditure. -1000 cal deficits limit recovering from muscle/ligaments soreness leading to build up of stress that is more damaging than simply not eating
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by mu53 2y ago
If you ask about more niche language features or libraries, chatgpt will make up libraries or functions to fill the gap. When asking an LLM to write a script for you, I would say 10 to 30 % of the time that it completely fails. Again, makin
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by mu53 2y ago
We each have our priorities. I want to secure government secrets held by OPM/US Treasury and key infrastructure like telecom networks, and others want to secure the average citizen's social media feed. We can have different priori
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by mu53 2y ago
"Tiktok is a threat to national security because it exposes US Citizen's data to foreign adversaries" Why fight that battle when we can't even secure devices with sensitive data?
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by mu53 2y ago
I think the media is dropping the ball from hammering home just how bad this is for national security and world politics. Banning tiktok is superfluous in a world where every device can be compromised, every telecom is compromised, and gove
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by mu53 2y ago
I think the media is dropping the ball from hammering home just how bad this is for national security and world politics. Banning tiktok is superfluous in a world where every device can be compromised, every telecom is compromised, and gove
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by mu53 2y ago
People really underestimate the damage these tools are doing to society. Who can afford these tools? What lengths have people gone to earn/keep large sums of money? What problems are society going through right now? Its just stealing y
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by mu53 2y ago
The new method to manage political dissidents/whistleblowers in the 21st century is chemical weapons that produce profound states of depression/anxiety that can bring about obsessive thoughts about suicide. These poisons work mira
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by mu53 2y ago
Big tech vastly underspends on this area. You can find a stream of articles from the last 10 years where BigTech companies were allowing open child prostitution, paid-for violence, and other stuff on their platforms with little to no modera
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by mu53 2y ago
There are no conditions where the war would end tomorrow.
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by mu53 2y ago
chill with the -isms. Watch youtube to see how crazy some people are - 6'0, 30s guy that has had many old lady scream at me due to temper tantrums
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by mu53 2y ago
In general, the internet has shifted away from this "laissez-faire" line of thinking. A site that helps people live with these disorders means more people dealing with negative effects of eating disorders like hair loss, ruined te
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by mu53 2y ago
I hope these gains translate to linux. I get 5 hours with web browsing on a gen 10, but it is sometimes 2.
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by mu53 2y ago
If you search slang for anorexia and bulimia (ana and mia, respectively), it comes up. The slang helps remove the stigma and feels more friendly/cool. Thinspo/thinspiration is another term used by that community. "Help me lov
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by mu53 2y ago
I think every country should develop their own social media. It would be best if it was federated-like services that smaller countries could just run the plain open source version of. Any democratic country that has a large portion of their
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by mu53 2y ago
The revelations from the twitter files show that this is true. Social media works in tandem with US Federal Agencies to review what people see or don't.
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by mu53 2y ago
guy has a seriously simple use case
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by mu53 2y ago
each missing piece weakens the case
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by mu53 2y ago
I think geopolitics is signifcantly more complex than you make it out to be. If you consider how specific you are about word choices over actions, you are repeating the western narrative verbatim. The signatories to the treaty in 1997 may n
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by mu53 2y ago
Its not completely unfounded. The top US diplomat to the USSR for 20 years predicted a conflict if the US expanded the NATO alliance further east after the USSR fell. This lines up with what Russia says. "We do not want a military alli
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by mu53 2y ago
Ignoring the geopolitical implications of your comment. They used unpatched exploits in EOL network gear made by linksys that were several years past their expiration date to get into this system and then moved laterally. The root cause is
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by mu53 2y ago
There are a lot of security guarantees that go away with a rooted phone, and I wonder if "in the wild" more often rooted devices are malware than user rooted. From the perspective of a company, these things boil down to numbers. T
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by mu53 2y ago
Without the async keyword, it was far superior to anons. Also, named functions showed up on stack traces making it easy to know what is getting called No serious person is going to claim that any form of callbacks is superior to async/

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