neoromantique

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by neoromantique 9mo ago
I've been to the protest in Berlin, it's mostly Iranian diaspora there with all my "used-to-be-friends" that turned with Gaza stuff silent as ever.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
>In fact, we believe - quite rightly - that if the US had conditioned military assistance to Israel on appropriate care for civilians, then the awful tragedy that unfolded in Gaza could have been averted. What you saw in Gaza was ALREADY
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
>but they quickly decided (on their own) that it wasn't enough and they started invading And the 6 Arab armies were just hanging around in there, yeah?
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
it doesn't I just read the gp comment wrong, my bad
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Daniel is also not an american
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Issue author does not even attempt to hide their obsession with Israel, damn
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Hi! Not the original commenter but I have similar bespoke apps for me and my household. In my case I just don't expose them to network at all, any interaction happens through bots in IM or on a tablet at home (through wireguard). Theor
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
how realistic is it to buy a block in 2026 as an individual? I understand that it is useless, but how much so
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
HMD manufacture in Europe? That's splendid news, something to upgrade after my old flashed pixel kicks the bucket
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Emissions and Energy consumed do not necessarily have to be linked up. We have plenty of ways to make clean energy, it is only matter of incentives. As long as burning coal is simply cheaper, business will burn coal.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Their goal is for rockets to stop flying into their population centers.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Nope, you flip the aggressor and the victim. But thank you for showing your biases so openly.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
>when were you vocal on M23, Haiti, Kashmir, Kurds, Muslims in India... That is the entire point, Gaza protests have been very vocal (and in many cases very misinformed). Human right abuses in Iran are but another example of this blindne
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
And? Sentiment has changed drastically after brexit. I have lived in UK during the referendum, I remember it vividly, nobody seriously believed that it would actually go through, it seemed THAT absurd. I am still convinced that brexit is on
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Yes, but it would make EU stronger, so how does it serve their interests? If anything it would force UK back into the EU, further strengthening it.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
Given that a sentiment for independence of Scotland has only really became an actual topic people discuss semi-seriously after the Brexit, I think it is fair to assume that there is a quite high likelihood of it, and there are quite some EU
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
>Makes sense. Russia and friends would seem to have an interest in Scottish independence as it undermines the UK. Do they? Since Independent Scotland is very likely to rejoin EU it seems to me Russia & co would be interested in keepi
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
or maybe it has something to do with past events (of when they did let them in the past)? Noo, can't be.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
If Israel were to be magically relocated to the moon or mars or 'the sea', region would resume the explosion of local wars, now that common enemy briefly uniting them is gone.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
1) Cry me a river about bloody dictators being deposed, wah wah. 2) Nobody is asking to "accept Israel's dominance", but dropping the "Destruction of Israel" as one of the main goals of the state would be a quite we
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
For this reason I have hybrid homelab, with most stuff hosted at home, but critical things I'd need to have running are on a VM in cloud. Best of both worlds.
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by neoromantique 9mo ago
I have very similar setup, but I use komo.do with netbird. Which basically accomplishes same thing, but gives a bit more UI for debugging when needed.
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
Monica has the last laugh it seems
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
Getting rid if dictators is good, actually.
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
When I need 1% of library's functionality, I can use AI to generate me a good enough replacement that does not require shipping any vendor code. Will it be potentially more fragile and less featured? Sure, but it also will not bring in
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
I'm sorry, but I don't agree. Current dependency hell that is modern development, just how wide the openings are for supply chain attacks and seemingly every other week we get a new RCE. I'd rather 100 loosely coupled scripts
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
>No adblocker detected. Consider using an extension like uBlock Origin to save time and bandwidth. Click here to close. So cute (I am running a DNS adblock only, on the work browser)
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
It actually is pretty bad, the person might read it and appreciate, only to realize moments later that it was a thoughtless machine sending him the letter rather than a real human being, which then robs them of the feeling and leaves in a w
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
As much as I am optimistic about LLM's, reaction here is absolutely level headed and warranted for the "project" at hand.
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by neoromantique 10mo ago
>4 years is going to be a long time to underfund what's basically 4 entire classes of researchers coming out of Doctorate programs. It might take decades to recover our research programs. It's very optimistic to think that this

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