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by spwa4 4mo ago
Top-5 played games off the steam deck are: Counter-Strike 2 (Valve) DOTA 2 (Valve) Palworld (Pocketpair) PUBG: battlegrounds (PUBG corporation/Krafton Inc) TBH: Task Bar Hero (obviously not AAA) I guess Valve would half-qualify as AA
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I wish in benchmarks like these people would throw in one or two games that requite creativity. How about "make count binface versus the British reformist space mutants. He has a spaceship, and his head is a trashcan. Make it nice.&quo
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CNN investigates Iran rebuilding nuclear facilities(cnn.com)
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The price difference for mobile satellite service is rather substantial though.
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Plus the "not" part is the weakest part of historical study and archaeology. From this time we have about 1 page of text for every 10 years for the entire continent. Imagine just how much is not recorded.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Well they explicitly hid the fact that there was going to be a vote, AND they had already said they were going to override parliament using more drastic procedures if it didn't pass here. So once again, it's the "democratic&q
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by spwa4 4mo ago
There are various differences, but the price differences are incredibly stark and what the article is really about. Most optimistic AWS bill: $48 list price (and $300 effective price, because neither storage nor network traffic is included
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by spwa4 4mo ago
This is the app you're defending: https://cal.com/ai First: this is obviously a robocalling application. It's probably illegal in half the world. And being against ads, but helping companies with robocalling ... t
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Is this REALLY a software developer making robocalling software complaining about intrusive ads? REALLY? Yes ... yes it is. I mean is there any doubt at all what companies will use this software for? (and of course, zero attention given to
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by spwa4 4mo ago
First, a big part of subscription is the fault of Google and Apple, and that is not given enough credit. There are plenty of non-subscription software models that obviously work. But Apple and Google don't let them work, because of m
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by spwa4 4mo ago
For the insane part of the left, yes. For the majority, let's be honest: no. And for the centrist voters without whom neither the left nor the right can do anything: absolutely not. Immigration was going to solve our economic troubles.
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The promise (for the non-insane majority) was that immigration was going to save our economic bacon. That's the orthodox economist viewpoint after all. Well, it didn't. The minimum anyone would have to accept is that the economy w
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Majority AGAINST, passes anyway: 314 against, 276 in favor, 17 abstentions In case anyone wants to know: stopping it would have required 361 against.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
> Yawn. If you look at actual production in industry data we're at the peak or close to. Indeed. This is the same argument people make about oil: it's at (or near) it's highest level ever! So things must be good! And that&
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Not even that. The government outsources a lot of their functions, so a LOT of organizations have access to extremely private data, where necessary. For example, Palantir gets access to "large and diverse (government) databases with Du
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by spwa4 4mo ago
CSAM? You mean the system the Belgian state uses to identify children online? (not even joking https://www.csam.be/en/index.html ) Fantastic quotes for services the Belgian government offers: "Make your life easie
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by spwa4 4mo ago
2 August 2021. It already was in force, and EU states are presumably using it right now despite that being illegal. Only to protect the children, of course.
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Until the sun grows in a final blaze of glory and burns all Qurans at the same time for 100 million years?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Why? Simple: visit a restaurant, especially one by the highway with truckers, in southern Germany, with your girlfriend/wife. But one in a town will do, just speak English, or French. It will be entirely clear after that. Hell, I doubt
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I think you'll find it's the EU member countries that lack sovereignty, not the EU. EU law overrides member state law, not the other way around.
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But that's the current dollar-based system. Like the gold-based system before it, today countries as a whole have to have long-term balanced trade, as measured in dollars. That's what a great many countries demanded to keep the sy
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by spwa4 4mo ago
It's a sad commentary on the modern world that state support (ie. tax avoidance, and ... shall we say "help" in labor relations) matters more than even the best people you can possibly hire working on your manufacturing. Beca
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Why? Because the poor are starving? North Korea has ultra-wealthy ... it works a bit differently but there is massive inequality, and there is extreme wealth.
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TLDR: yes, governments in favor of Chat Control legislation want to make absolutely sure it doesn't apply to them.
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You know, AI is really good at this. Okay, I'll see myself out.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I keep having this nagging idea in the back of my head: "it's a LOT easier to have an LLM replace management in a company, even all the way up the CEO, than it is to replace engineers, or the cleaning lady, plumber, cashier, ...,
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by spwa4 4mo ago
And you don't see the problem with allowing processes like this just before the extreme right might gain control of the French presidency AND gets a shot at the German chancillary (even if, yes, it's likely to fail)? The ability
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You are talking about the "ordinary legislative procedure", and that's how that works, indeed. Where you're wrong is that you're assuming it's the only procedure ... so here are the "special legislative pr
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I keep hearing managers earn the big bucks, because they take responsibility. Now, reading from the article: "Robert Half reached a similar conclusion. Nearly one-third of hiring managers admitted eliminating positions because of AI, o
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Well, they're already convicted for just using copyrighted material without permission. More worryingly is that the state extracted a fine ... and then just let them off (as opposed to removing any model trained with illegal training m

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