olalonde

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901.
by olalonde 2y ago
> This will certainly be made into a blockbuster movie in ten years. If this didn't happen in real life, I would think that the scenario was too far-fetched and unrealistic. That's some seriously impressive attack.
902.
by olalonde 2y ago
Many countries don't.
903.
by olalonde 2y ago
Do you believe that the attacks that Israel did claim responsibility for (e.g. attacks in Gaza) are legitimate warfare?
904.
by olalonde 2y ago
It's not random: Hezbollah and Israel have been fighting for a while[0] and Hezbollah's mission is to eliminate the state of Israel[1]. I'm sure no member of Hezbollah is surprised that Israel would attack them. [0] https:&
905.
by olalonde 2y ago
I'm not sure why influence should be illegal. What about books and movies? Or even schools and universities? American schools are probably the greatest source of anti-American / anti-Israel sentiment in the country. https:/&
906.
by olalonde 2y ago
What incentive would they have for doing so?
907.
by olalonde 2y ago
I previously asked what you were referring to because I genuinely don't know what you are talking about. Of course I don't believe actual criminal convictions are propaganda, but there have been none in relation to the so-called &
908.
by olalonde 2y ago
Some of the actions you mention would definitely be illegal and yet, no one has been prosecuted nor found guilty. In fact, the concerned centers in Canada are suing the RCMP for defamation. So you are either speculating or spreading propaga
909.
by olalonde 2y ago
To add insult to injury, they specifically used "low tech" pagers in order to avoid Israel attacks.
910.
by olalonde 2y ago
Not necessarily, this can happen with immigration alone. For example, French and English descendants used to form a much greater percentage of the Canadian population, yet they were not "ethnically cleansed".
911.
by olalonde 2y ago
AFAICT, that's mostly propaganda. What makes them "police" centers exactly? They do not have police men in them, don't have jails, no one has been convicted of a crime in relation to them, etc. Not sure what you mean by
912.
by olalonde 2y ago
Showers also tend to be effective.
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How to Send a Swift Wire from Scratch(iso20022js.com)
1 points by olalonde 2y ago|1 comments
914.
by olalonde 2y ago
Why are you saying this as if it was a bad thing? Just because software becomes better at us at something doesn't mean we can't do it out of fun (e.g. see chess community for example).
915.
Principal–Agent Problem(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
916.
by olalonde 2y ago
In your previous comment you stated that LLMs can only solve problems that are in their training set (e.g. "all we are gonna get is better and better googles"). But that's not true as I pointed out. Now your argument seems to
917.
by olalonde 2y ago
They can solve problems that are not in their training set. There are many examples in the article...
918.
by olalonde 2y ago
If you take away economic incentive from Apple, the plausible scenario is that Apple is simply not going to develop such superior devices.
919.
by olalonde 2y ago
Why?
920.
by olalonde 2y ago
I don't understand how they square that with their pretense of being a non-profit that wants to benefit all of humanity. Do they not believe that competition is good for humanity?
921.
by olalonde 2y ago
"People have been celebrating the fact that RAM got 100x cheaper and now here's a new system that will use 100x more RAM."
922.
by olalonde 2y ago
The video makes it look like it has a display when folded (1/3 of the unfolded display), so I assume unfolding is optional.
923.
by olalonde 2y ago
Did they? I can't think of many hand-crafted goods that survived a superior massed produced version. Plus, the signal value is lost once the natural and manufactured versions become indistinguishable.
924.
by olalonde 2y ago
To be fair, you "lacking taste" and "not trying to win" are not mutually exclusive. You could argue they are respectively the proximate and ultimate cause for GitHub's win.
925.
by olalonde 2y ago
That's called a wealth tax and is a different kind of tax. Very few countries have one.
926.
An Optimization That's Impossible in Rust(tunglevo.com)
2 points by olalonde 2y ago|1 comments
927.
by olalonde 2y ago
Maybe management style is just not that important compared to other factors, like product vision and strategy? Perhaps founders who are so good at those other things can lead companies to success in spite of mediocre management? That would
928.
by olalonde 2y ago
The issue isn't that "postgres is actually slower" but the network round trips: > Such criticism would be well-founded for a traditional client/server database engine, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server. In a cl
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The Simplest Bootloader(yassineseghrouchni.vercel.app)
2 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
930.
Dnsfs. Store your files in others DNS resolver caches(blog.benjojo.co.uk)
2 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments

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