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saubeidl
10mo ago
It's stable: https://www.jetbrains.com/compose-multiplatform/
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saubeidl
10mo ago
With KMP, you can also share UI code with Compose Multiplatform.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
The EU isn't an association, it's a Union .
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saubeidl
10mo ago
If the US attacks Italy, humanity is already lost.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
Maybe the Finns got their mole in to extract revenge. Don't forget Linux is Finnish as well ;-)
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saubeidl
10mo ago
Italy isn't a third party. They're both EU states. French nuclear doctrine is specifically the only one with nuclear first strikes as response to conventional threats.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
Exactly. That's what protects the EU from this scenario.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
French nukes would happen.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
That's how you get the most reactionary voices. The ones that liked Maduro presumably stayed in Venezuela and didn't start complaining online.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
Alternative explanation: The election was stolen overnight by US barbarism, prepared by years of reactionary rhetoric by the election stealer in chief.
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10mo ago
According to... Edmundo Gonzalez and the US.
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saubeidl
10mo ago
> Really? I thought the US just arrested Maduro. To me, that seems like something that would matter. You can't arrest a foreign head of state in a country where you have no jurisdiction. You can only kidnap them, as a rogue state. D
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10mo ago
It doesn't matter what Americans consider to be the representatives of the legitimate government. Maduro was the legitimate government, American wishful thinking is just another affront to Venezuelan sovereignty.
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10mo ago
Why would invading a different country without declaring a war and capturing their leader not be disgusting and illegal? The fact they're doing it to install a puppet makes it worse, not better.
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10mo ago
Disgusting act of illegal kidnapping, by the same guy all high and mighty about sovereignty.
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10mo ago
I think a commission of experts, put into place (but not supervised) by the democratically elected government, with judicial review as check & balance seems like a good first draft, but governance isn't my expertise. Tbh the detail
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10mo ago
Definitely not foreign influence operators.
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10mo ago
Do they need to be?
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10mo ago
What if one started emitting Nitrogen, Oxygen and Argon in the right proportions instead to get the mix right again?
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10mo ago
This is exactly what EU anti disinformation campaigns are trying to fight, the same ones that get a lot of hate by free speech warriors. I think this is exactly the crux of the free speech issue - should manipulative false testimony be allo
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10mo ago
https://jamestown.org/russian-disinformation-targets-the-eur...
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10mo ago
Because it takes power to do massive AI influence operations. It's not enabling speaking truth to power. It's letting the already powerful dictate the perception of truth.
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10mo ago
This is why I disagree with the free speech absolutist crowd. A lot of "speech" online isn't real humans voicing their opinions and having civilized discourse. It's nation states and moneyed interests weaponizing our naï
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10mo ago
Hey it's the guys complaining about free speech being huge hypocrites again! What a surprise.
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AI-generated videos showing young and attractive women promote Poland's EU exit
(euronews.com)
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It's been over a year now, with no prosecution having started on the Isreali side. Don't you think that counts as a chance that wasn't taken?
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Whether Israeli courts are able and willing to prosecute Israeli war crimes is... up for debate.
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The crimes took place in Palestine, which recognizes the ICC.
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Palestine has. The actions took place there.
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10mo ago
This only applies if the individuals are a) protected by their country of residence and b) never leave it. Neither of those are certain and even for people that a) applies to, b) can be a big hassle. Just ask Netanyahu.
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