raxxorraxor

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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
> because he’s the Pope Because Catholics are loaded should be enough reason and I would assume the service desk employee might get in trouble. Although it is definitely the fault of the bank and their policies for identification. That s
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
BYD is successful because they are cheap. For most people cars are simple utilities. But countries either need to be protectionist or you need to lower production costs to a Chinese level. That means workers only earn the same as a Chinese
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I think a local AI model is appreciated, but it being bundled and executed through Chrome, I expect that more or less all data get exfiltrated by Google. They simply read your mails, how would you expect there to be anything resembling dece
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
"That must end immediately, as must harm to Iranians and human lives anywhere." The most harm to Iranians comes from the Iranian government. Regime critics are simply executed. If you ask Iranians most will probably agree. Not a f
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I do rowing and sailing as a sport as well as wind surfing. I want to be able to simply replace the battery of my devices as well as connect them with a cable. There are of course trade-offs here, but also very viable benefits. And no, I ne
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
So testosterone makes people honest and if you lack it you become a weak yes-man? And it also leads to less virtue-signaling (strategic prosocial behavior - I hope it also diminishes the want for euphemisms) and conformity? In my opinion, p
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Of course, it isn't the quantity. It is more about the features you wouldn't implement because manual dev takes a long time and why not let the AI spin up a non-critical site for administration or testing just for you. The cost&#x
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I don't think there is evidence of that. You would need long term changes to schedules so that people accommodate for the free time. That isn't the case if you have three weeks off. Otherwise people would indeed do the exact same
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Software in Germany is simply not highly regarded, on the contrary. It is seen as necessary evil at best. Ageing population that finds itself overwhelmed is my guess. There are exceptions, but they are far and few between.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Usually the baddies don't get attacked first. Perhaps breathing out yelling for some intifada crap and justifying terrorism is a symptom.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Every serious academic knows it is complete crap, the problem is finding a better metric. Although the crappyness competes with "no metric at all" and I think the latter would be superior. The only advantage the current system has
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
It can put out code much faster than any software dev. And if you are careful with your prompts and demands, it is good quality code as well. Especially for visualising data, to just get a quick look at, it can now be done in lightning spee
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
React is really a bad example because you really don't need it. I am no web dev, but I think React is an abomination. The reason I can confidently say it without knowing every detail there is to it is simply that there aren't impr
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
It would be a good market, I would like to pay for an ID in my or compatible countries. As far as the systems work that I have seen, this is more or less a permanent pass. But the real problem is that governments again try to censor online
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Problem is that only notebooks/tablets and few pcs have bluetooth, which is used for the handshake for AirDrop. If we had good mobile OS I bet we would have a solution for both... Personally I just use wifi/smb for file transfer a
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I think the initial handshake for Airdrop is through bluetooth and then both devices peer through wifi. Not sure why there isn't a solution for Android, perhaps there are hardware limitations, I don't know the bluetooth stack. If
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
If we didn't have these shitty mobile OS ecosystems, we would have sensible apps to do that. But people then throw something up about "modern" security in operation systems. As if this data exfiltration isn't more or les
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Nah, only if you change the definition and only if Qatar protects the judge. Also, Israel was attacked. Quite well documented, "historically". Wouldn't be the first time...
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Regarding the accusation that is certainly fitting.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
> if people are this easily manipulated and fooled. They always were. Problem is that people generally think the others are the ones being manipulated. Partially true...
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
While true, that is the same reasoning when people said that it isn't censorship if government isn't one actor involved or it isn't censorship if you just de-platform people. It fails to grasp the core issue, where some peopl
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I noticed people like to change the definition of genocide. Because the common understanding just blatantly doesn't fit the situation in any real sense.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I would very much recommend Gitea here. It is just a better GitHub. Can be integrated in corpo networks just fine, you can have ci/deployment pipeline you completely control. Sure, if you want your repos to be public, you need a host.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Especially true because it has also been proved that these telemetry tools often picture a distorted reality. My "telemetry" check is Windows. I does the same, forced it on users and it certainly didn't get better from it. Th
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I somehow doubt it. They didn't need to invent the sexual assault crimes against the former IOC chief that first came up with the genocide accusations.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
I heavily doubt that if the author would be from Spain, that you would call it an Spanish operation with the same undertones.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
The difference is that sudo is useful. The EU age verification app however...
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
Yes, it doesn't really quack at all and you cannot explain these points away. There would be peace in Gaza today if it didn't invade Israel to slaughter civilians.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
If you work for meta you shouldn't have a problem with invading the privacy of others. Of course this is not ok, but you should really quit your job if you have ethical or moral problems with that.
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by raxxorraxor 6mo ago
It isn't a genocide for that matter. I always was projection by their detractors and it is getting old really. We have attacks on synagogues all over the world and we had protests on the day after Israel got attacked. I don't like

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