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by spwa4 3mo ago
It's seven 7s, but I've never told anyone the order, so it's safe.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
You do realize just about everyone in the whole world is complaining about rent and how expensive things are, and the consequences of not being able to afford them. Based on what you've said here, Brussels is probably worse than that (
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by spwa4 4mo ago
One error: GLM 5.2 beats the best public Gemini model, 3.5 pro. There's 2 caveats with the rest. First, GLM 5.2 matches those models in "xhigh" effort modes, which has a very low quota on the subscriptions, especially for Cla
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You know, 10 years ago one might have remarked ... changing these defaults means C programmers would have to correctly implement error handling and retries. The reaction they're likely to have to that can probably be best described in
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by spwa4 4mo ago
It's being limited https://www.androidauthority.com/android-quick-share-removin... (I wonder if this is a demand from the Chinese state, because when Apple modified airdrop it was because protestors were using it to sp
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You mean a suspended sentence that was later mostly canceled, a guarantee he wouldn't be fired, 6 months holiday at full pay (probably more), oh, and a 400 euro fine. Yeah they really threw the book at him.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Comes from Spain's current government for one: https://archive.ph/8hmjw Diego Rubio, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s chief of staff: "... The government provided fast-track work authorization for immigrants in sect
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by spwa4 4mo ago
What do you mean? Both Europe and America moved industrial production to China (which was an explicit choice/policy) which as a side effect radically increased the amount of coal used to power industrial production, BUT lets Europeans
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by spwa4 4mo ago
But there is the problem: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/ranked-world-carbon-emissio... Note: a lot of the countries on this graph are quite famous for not only refusing to implement any climate policy, but not having the
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by spwa4 4mo ago
> None of this is theft, you're just maligning Ireland for their choice of tax policy, something they're entirely within their rights to decide without external influence. I think there are some serious caveats here, such as
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You misunderstand, my point is that Non-Google Android is Chinese. Which it obviously is.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Luckily, the EU's current structure was put to a referendum. That referendum then failed to get the votes needed, so they implemented it anyway. Much superior. It's just like democracy. Without the "dem(b)" part. Much be
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You mean giving China control over it? (because you still need the hardware made, and it's not like the EU commission is even prepared to fix BSPs for that hardware) The EU has endlessly sold critical infrastructure to US, India and Ch
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The reasoning that Ireland's tax policy is theft is not discussed here from a "taxation is theft" perspective, but from a "we should tax the rich" perspective. Because Ireland is in the EU, this effectively halves t
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by spwa4 4mo ago
How would you prevent it from just becoming another AI benchmark?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
So they should take away other people's money because they can, because of stuff that happened a long time ago, and when they feel like they should be able to just take stuff from other people for some random long ago reason ? I'm
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Yes, at the cost of removing at least double, and for FANG companies about triple, the tax revenue from other EU governments. And that's just counting company tax (and only specific companies, ie. this is why the "billionnaire tax
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Given what is actually wrong with the world's finances that would actually be a good solution. I mean you'd have to match China's solar panel production first , then issue the loans, neither which is going to provide much pr
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Nobody hosts datacenters in Ireland because of capacity reasons. It's not a good location for power, people or connectivity. They host them there for tax reasons. You can bet your firstborn these datacenters are only the exact size tha
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Does it even properly implement the <blink> tag?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Is that allowed to be discussed? That the main factor in income is not even job, but merely location and access to work visa? Talk about deeply unfair ...
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by spwa4 4mo ago
This is easily defeated by fake companies. This only works if companies always work in the best interest of the economy. If someone were to create a company that sells doohickeys for profit AND to make sure one particular family is comforta
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by spwa4 4mo ago
https://www.courts.wa.gov/opinions/pdf/774166.pdf Well, it's classed as child abuse and the perpetrators ("parents") were punished harshly. So pretty bad, but not remotely the same thing as what hap
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by spwa4 4mo ago
And, today, in the whole middle east everyone, from governments to individual families, keep getting "embarassed" by having it turn that that they're "holding servants". And then it happens again. And again. And aga
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The middle east is refrigerating entire cities. They are obviously capable of fixing the climate for their entire population, they just choose not to, while using incredible amounts of fossil fuels on extreme comfort for the rich. https:
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I have no clue about the reasoning behind the decision. I'm not associated with the company, just know some employees. The feeling is that many more people were taken along than necessary.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Not too well known, but Yandex very suddenly moved almost all of their employees + families to Israel, and then on to the Netherlands (where they already had an office and a company called "Nebius" to avoid sanctions against Russi
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by spwa4 4mo ago
No you go in a circle. My claim is: the system can be secure XOR the system can be anonymous. And you go in circles. One post, you drop anonymity, I point out that leads to security problem, next post you drop security and ... you get back
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by spwa4 4mo ago
More satellites increases the cost, not the reach, and so, not the customer base. I've worked in internet for 20+ years. The problem with "cheap emergency-text-message level of service" is not that it's not possible. It
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The only meddling with nature that went horribly is repeatedly introducing invasive species, then seeing the result after a short time. And the part that isn't discussed at all, of course, is that that happens all the time in nature. O

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