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by newsclues 4mo ago
Because the laurentian elite rule Canada and the liberal party is the political arm of the power corporation
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by newsclues 4mo ago
Remember when America firebombed civilians during World War Two?
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by newsclues 4mo ago
Your words are violence. Targets are inanimate objects I’m fine with being violent against them just like I’m fine with farting on my chair! Even if all uses of weapons are violence, sometimes violence is justified. If you disagree happy t
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by newsclues 4mo ago
Shooting guns for target practice is fun and non violent. Guns feed families and protect people too. They are dual use like all tech from knives to nukes.
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by newsclues 4mo ago
It seems like human societies are run by elites who convince the masses to live as little as possible so that the elites can fully enjoy themselves. Like how during Covid the beaches were closed while the billionaires partied on yachts.
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by newsclues 4mo ago
Regulatory failure
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Can’t afford ddr5 or nvme drives anymore
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by newsclues 5mo ago
You think the military can’t or won’t dump billions into this to make killing people with drones more effective? It’s a engineering challenge not impossible.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
The data link between earth and space has so much bandwidth. There are sensors in space that send data to earth it gets processed and then the data is sent back to space then to the end user back on earth. If you do the compute in space yo
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Yeah, but I’m wondering if they are hotter or more consistently hotter than a city which while hotter than a forest still has trees and parks etc.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
I wonder if data centres are as bad as cities for urban heat island effect
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Preparing for acquisitions?
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by newsclues 5mo ago
This is strangely absent from the news.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
I find fast missiles with AI to be pretty scary. Heck a slow drone with AI targeting chasing me is bad enough...
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Ferrari has certainly outsourced design of the exterior before, often to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pininfarina
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by newsclues 5mo ago
What one person can do with a phone may be concerning, but what a small group of well funded actors can do can be a real problem.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
What about nuclear bombs? No effects from nuking cities?
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by newsclues 5mo ago
If you read my comment, I also share the blame with the government who has not only allowed this, but enabled it. But a part of the government is also staffed by "the outsiders", who then further exploit the government in favour o
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by newsclues 5mo ago
What if they take your jobs for a fraction of your worth, and drive up the cost of living, while extracting massive subsidies from your taxes? You love the people who destroy your quality of life? For the record, I love real diversity, I g
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by newsclues 5mo ago
If it's required, then you can differentiate your product on the market, but the regulatory requirements are driving the decision to spend money on it.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
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by newsclues 5mo ago
EVs have speakers for safety, not sonic beauty.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Local isn’t (just) about cost, it’s control and trust.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Then go after the people that modify their console, fridge or your phone. Slippery slope is fully lubed
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Is it dehumanizing for you two split your income in two and send half to me so I can sit at home and get baked gooning all day? It would be dehumanizing for you to reduce me to productivity and refuse to fund my life.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Reading is hard, but I didn’t argue anyone is unworthy of life. I was saying it sucks for the people who are winning from their hard work, see others who didn’t win get the rewards. But if you are one of the losers who got a participation t
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by newsclues 5mo ago
Or they can go to existing manufacturers with bags of money and have the experts build them their own production lines, and secure the supply.
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by newsclues 5mo ago
There are requirements they just don’t get enforced enough to matter
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by newsclues 5mo ago
I do realize that (am Canadian), but you are incorrect to say Carney and Trudeau have very different policies. Many of the cabinet members are the same, and as they say, people are policy. Perhaps the tone of messaging has changed, but it
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by newsclues 5mo ago
It’s not problematic to restrict people from selling the thing you designed, made and sell without permission. If I make an open source car, I don’t want someone else taking my design work, and then selling a cheaper version of my product,

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