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by pyrale 9mo ago
Dude, I litterally provided terminology notice from the DOJ. At this point I don't really know what else will convince you.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Quote from US doj [1]: > The term “child pornography” is currently used in federal statutes and is defined as any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a person less than 18 years old. While this phrase still appears in
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by pyrale 9mo ago
I never liked the Paul's and their opinions, but I must say that they usually speak according to their principles, rather than make up principles to fit what they want to happen. To me, that's the distinction between political opp
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Macron's involvement with Uber is public information at this point. [1]: https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2022/07/10/uber-files-... [2]: https://www.radiofrance.fr/francein
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by pyrale 9mo ago
The first two points of the official document, which I re-quote below, are about CSAM. > complicité de détention d’images de mineurs présentant un caractère pédopornographique > complicité de diffusion, offre ou mise à disposition en
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by pyrale 9mo ago
An "audition en tant que témoin libre" is more or less the way for an investigation to give a chance to give their side of the story. Musk is not likely to be personally tried here.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Also, csam and pornographic content using the likeness of unwilling people. Grok’s recent shit was bound to have consequences.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Traditionally, in France, l’État (likely translated into "the state" here) refers to the national-level executive branch.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> if it were illegal, then why didn't Uber get criminal charges or fines? They had a sweet deal with Macron. Prosecution became hard to continue once he got involved.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> it would be advantageous to have a bunch of smaller satellites, if you were concerned about cooling them. ...That's only relevant if you start from the position that your datacenters have to be space. You could already make smalle
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Where does the heat collected by amminia get evacuated?
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> This happens already in some areas and it is not cheaper or better. The goal is not for it to be cheaper or better. The goal is to have money spent on domestic actors. Will some of them provide a dogshit service? Sure. Just like it hap
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> I think the only ways we can get serious Euroclouds is some combination of Just mandate EU countries' public administration to rely exclusively on EU cloud solutions. That doesn't need to be done at once. This would create en
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> Companies have this risk adversity when it comes to trusting all their infrastructure to a person that knows it all and can do it on three physical servers. A person that knows it all and can do it all on AWS, on the other hand...
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> How do we preserve a lot of the efficiencies of the past, while strengthening the resilience and redundancy. Open source with clear international governance and maintainer/contributor base, in such a way that a geopolitical rift l
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> Economic crashes are hard to predict. Some of them are, some of them aren't. An economic crash is pretty much guaranteed if international relations break down in such a way that international partners believe trading with the US i
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> If you're a narcissistic psychopath - like the majority of world politicians and Donald Trump are - and you see this sort of thing happening, you're going to ask, "Why can't America play by those rules too?" Su
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by pyrale 9mo ago
It's a much better salary in Czech republic, Poland, etc, yes. 80k a few years ago was the price point at which you would get few Western Europe remote candidate and many Eastern Europe ones.
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> But some people do wish to participate in an early stage startup You don't need to push yourself into burnout as an employee in order to participate in an early stage startup. > earning €80k 80k€ gross is not a lot for a decent
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> I know several top 1% engineers in the Valley who disengage from recruiting processes when 996 or something similar is mentioned. A few years back, on this board, 996 was something people made fun of when it was reported that some Chi
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by pyrale 9mo ago
Nuclear power from the company that moves fast and breaks things?
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> How likely is it that those "protestors" are US and Israel propped It's almost sure that both US and Israel are meddling with the current situation. That doesn't mean the situation isn't also started by and wan
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by pyrale 9mo ago
> all the anti-business regulations. Regulation is made to protect customers. Consumer trust is favorable to business in the long run. It's really sad that US technologists confuse business and grift these days. Maybe it's rela
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by pyrale 10mo ago
https://ergodicityeconomics.com/2023/07/28/the-infamous-coin...
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by pyrale 10mo ago
> I miss absl::StatusOr Sounds like you would rather have an `ErrorOr<User>` than a `Result<User, Error>`. Both are union types wrapped in a monadic construct.
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by pyrale 10mo ago
> You're describing maintenance of existing software or even existing deployments that's a completely different beast. Yeah, that's a part of software that's often overlooked by software developers.
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by pyrale 10mo ago
> the really interesting question of our time. The answer is corruption.
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by pyrale 10mo ago
> You don't need to repeat anything for software. Software can be copied arbitrarily for no practical cost. ...Or so think devs. People responsible for operating software, as well as people responsible for maintaining it, may have d
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by pyrale 10mo ago
The article kind of misses that cost has two axes : development cost and maintenance cost. low cost/low value software tagged as disposable usually means development cost was low, but maintenance cost is high ; and that's why you
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by pyrale 10mo ago
The sarcasm is too damn high!

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