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901.
by sofixa 2y ago
What? Even Ford Motor Company don't seem to claim that Ford made the first car. His Quadricycle was first ran in 1896, Benz's is from 1885...
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by sofixa 2y ago
First, the difference is much smaller: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/economic-bulletin/focus/2024... And most "productivity" stats use GDP as a proxy for the productiveness of output, which is of
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by sofixa 2y ago
How is any of that even remotely relevant to a comparison with the Soviet Union? EU companies aren't as overvalued/massive as US ones... and what does that have to do with the USSR?
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by sofixa 2y ago
> Everything they offer is storage, VPS, Load balancer, one managed key-value store and two managed databases. For the price a little higher than, say, Digital Ocean. But where is managed cache, message broker, e-mail service. It is not
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by sofixa 2y ago
> Furthermore, in the EU there is not something such as the 4th amendment, Law Enforcement and Intelligence agencies can grab your cloud data without requiring a warrant. Unless the data is stored in the US, which is one of the reasons t
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by sofixa 2y ago
Equinix only provide the physical space and power, and things can be set up with them not even having physical access to your room/cage, other than forcing it (which would be visible). While they could be an attack vector, with modern
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by sofixa 2y ago
You aren't your sperm donor, or your grandmother. You are who you are, based on the genetics you got from all of them, and importantly, all the nurture you've received and learning you've done since that moment. Reconnecting
908.
by sofixa 2y ago
It was wild to send your genetic data to a private company that could do whatever it wanted with it for a gimmick (3% Irish? who cares, if you're interested go look up archival records of your ancestors).
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by sofixa 2y ago
You're completely ignoring insurance.
910.
by sofixa 2y ago
Because YAML, as much as it sucks, is relatively straightforward to write by humans. It sucks to read and parse, you can make tons of small mistakes that screw it up entirely, but it's still less cruft than tons of needless "&quot
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by sofixa 2y ago
> And besides, damaging someone’s personal property is effectively the same thing as damaging their person. Because property takes time out of a persons life to earn, therefore depriving someone of their property is almost exactly the sa
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by sofixa 2y ago
You might want to check a topographic map of Mexico and exactly where Mexico City is located before being so dismissive. It's in an elevated plain (more than 2km elevation), surrounded by mountains in the middle of the country, ~300km
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by sofixa 2y ago
> Most of these services are not free like FB There are free ones as well, just as a subdomain (something.wordpress.com or something.wix.com), not a full top level custom domain.
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by sofixa 2y ago
> was actively condoning and encouraging violence against teslas > Violence is often defined as the use of physical force or power by humans to cause harm and degradation to other living beings, such as humiliation, pain, injury, disa
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by sofixa 2y ago
> If you get big enough Don't worry, you have a higher chance of getting hit by an meteorite while doing jumping jacks while riding a giraffe than getting big enough to be covered by DMA/DSA. > Proximity pairing Bluetooth? &
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by sofixa 2y ago
Can you explain which part of the AI Act killed what exactly? If you bother to read it, it's just common sense such as saying that a company can't just delegate all decision making to "AI" and hide behide it for critic
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by sofixa 2y ago
Cursor, the AI code editor? They have $100 million in ARR??
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by sofixa 2y ago
> I do not believe Wiz uncovers new vulnerabilities Oh they do. https://www.wiz.io/blog/tag/research A few fun ones are the multiple cross-tenant security exploits they found in Azure (which is why, among the t
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by sofixa 2y ago
This is hilariously ignorant, especially when it comes to France. There are a ton of open source government projects from various agencies and contributing universities - from the government SSO ( https://github.com/france-co
920.
by sofixa 2y ago
It's OK in terms of voice recognition, as in, it almost always work. But integrating with an external LLM for more flexibility in voice commands has been a meh experience and doesn't work perfectly (to be fair, I'm using an e
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by sofixa 2y ago
> The reasoning went like this: We've spent most of our evolution in caves digging in dirt, and now (relatively) recently we have been transported into an environment where we can pretty much have the cleanest settings. What do you
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by sofixa 2y ago
Isn't that billion given only for a specific project? Doesn't it come with mandatory audits? And isn't that fully public information? Contrast with something like the Pentagon which has billions entirely unaccounted for, even
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by sofixa 2y ago
That probably won't work. Blue would have an incentive to prove red failed, so if red initiated a big long term project (say, building a new high speed rail network, or a new dam, or incentives to build auto factories or whatever that
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by sofixa 2y ago
> It is the second time the administration has brought people to Guantánamo Bay only to remove them after a few weeks, a costly and time-consuming exercise This is such an embarrassment. It's cruel, probably illegal (detention in th
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by sofixa 2y ago
I've used Home Assistant Voice (Preview Edition) and ESP32-S3-BOX-3 alongside Home Assistant 's Voice capabilities - by default there are phrases included, and you can add your own, but you have to be precise - "turn off the
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by sofixa 2y ago
> China doesn't innovate they copy us from 10-20 years ago Like DeepSeek or BYD, right?
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by sofixa 2y ago
But if the app doesn't have internet access, how would it discover the others on that same partition? (Assuming it's a wholesale internet/specific domains being fully blocked). If your phone/computer can't contact T
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by sofixa 2y ago
> You state that the non-Firefox activities of Mozilla are good, as if an established fact. No, I'm stating that it's good that Mozilla has non-Firefox activities and is trying to diversify. I've only used Pocket from them
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by sofixa 2y ago
Why do you think it's 0%? I doubt it, it's not like the money goes into separate buckets and engineering salaries for Firefox only come from the Google bucket, and donations get spent on lobster and champagne parties for the C-lev
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by sofixa 2y ago
Mozilla are doing other things that a browser, yes. And this is good . Browsers are special and don't make money by themselves, and Firefox in particular is entirely dependent on Google's money. Having alternative projects that c

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