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by petre 6mo ago
Relax, it would probably buit by Palantir and operated by Meta /s.
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by petre 6mo ago
They took 'er jobs?
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by petre 6mo ago
Cartier owner was right to be afraid. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36497537
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by petre 6mo ago
He's probably an instrument of those interests as well. 'We'll prop up this crazy narcissistic bully and the suckers are gonna vote for him, mainly because Biden has been a disaster. Then he'll put other idiots in charge
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by petre 6mo ago
Well, does it matter? It worked for China. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kylin_(operating_system)
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by petre 6mo ago
I wonder what are we going to sell to Mercosur. German cars? They'll buy from China. French wine? They already have their own and it's quite good. Spsnish and Greek olive oil? That could work.
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by petre 6mo ago
Everything went South after the US listened to Merkel's phone. That happened during the Obama administration. If the EU or France are not capable of adopting Linux instead of M$ on the desktop, how are they going to switch phones over
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by petre 6mo ago
> other things Czech gov banned during COVID-19 was singing in public places, no kidding! So, wait, no Christmas carolling? Was this the doing of Babis? Then only the drunk shall sing in public places, mainly because they're too dru
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by petre 6mo ago
Robots can take away healthcare also by algorithm (or AI) denying healthcare benefits, while still being employed. It doesn't need to be a robot in cogs and hydraulics, but rather just a computer program. Probably already happening.
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by petre 6mo ago
Didn't that already happen with Pelosi?
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by petre 6mo ago
> Git butler can do so much better Not be tied to Microslop and migrated to Azure?
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by petre 6mo ago
The robot vacuum is already there. The Chinese buit a better, cheaper one and the original company went bankrupt. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1lr75lp239o
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by petre 6mo ago
It competes with China. But it's not like we can easily switch countries because of stupid laws, so what remains is to challrnge them. It only gives the wrong ideas to other wannabe autocrats.
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by petre 6mo ago
Your examples are both unconstitutional (see Lawrence v. Texas for the second), so no, there are limits. Also the majority of sane individuals would not bother to vote on that kind of stuff to meet a qualified majority, not in a democracy
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by petre 6mo ago
It's a free state. Like the Swiss banned minarets in Geneva the Mainers should be allowed to vote to ban datacenters. AI bros can always opt to build their stuff elsewhere, like Texas or Abu Dhabi.
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by petre 6mo ago
Bierhalle, the social media of the 20s, to only without the personal data hoarding.
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by petre 6mo ago
AI customer support is basically this: waste customer time by burning tokens instead of outsourcing to India.
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by petre 6mo ago
Just enough time to have your chargeback denied by the bank.
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by petre 7mo ago
> India was the 2nd largest MiG-21 operator in it's heyday and the only one that also operated NATO compatible munitions. Elbit also did retrofitting for Romania, although they operated a relatively small MiG-21 fleet (25..36) which
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by petre 7mo ago
If Xi put a break on China's growth, Trump surely did throw US influence and soft power straight into the bin. The only winner is China.
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by petre 7mo ago
> Most countries that historically had a Soviet/Russian kit are now mandating French+Israeli interoperability becuase of India's success at using it to replace older Soviet or Russian systems where possible. Elbit also has prev
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by petre 7mo ago
Didn't go through. None of them were removed from office.
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by petre 7mo ago
I wouldn't call non escalation a favour. It should be standard practice.
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by petre 7mo ago
If the doesn't turn up as the first US president to actually be impeached. You've got other two who got assasinated. The right to bear arms mskes that sort of thing a bit easier than impeachment.
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by petre 7mo ago
All defensive means can mean anything. Like a military escort that would shoot back at Iran in case of an attack, which amounts to further escalation.
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by petre 7mo ago
France also has a problem with Israel waging war in Lebanon, a former French administered teritory. As long as Israel sticks to eliminating Hezbollah only, they'll shut up about it, but anything beyond that, like that bridge bombing or
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by petre 7mo ago
Are all these comments written by meta AI bots?
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by petre 7mo ago
Mainly because people older than 45 have a hard time marching with 30 kilos of equipment on their backs while blindly obeying orders.
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by petre 7mo ago
You die for your country and the refugees make the state survive. Germany becomes Deutschstan, Köln Dom is converted to a minaret and Hildegard is required to wear a hijab in public at all times, that's how. At least that's probab
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by petre 7mo ago
Chill, they will soon send robots because everybody else is going to give'em the finger or they're too slow and hard to replace. Look at Russia/Ukraine. Russia is sending minorities and North Koreans to war and they get blown

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