spwa4

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by spwa4 2y ago
I think you'll find people in the EU compare their situation to the economic situation of their parents. That comparison goes very badly. In the 70s-80s-90s an uneducated worker could support a "suburban" house (newly built
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by spwa4 2y ago
Now look at the map, where West Bank Palestinian settlements are. Tulkarm. Qualqilya. Abu Dis. Bayt Awa. Obviously Palestinians are doing this too, and have been doing it for far longer than Israeli settlers have done it. Palestinians live
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by spwa4 2y ago
You mean, it was designed that way to make canceling subscriptions as frustrating as possible. Just like they've been doing with foreign call centres.
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by spwa4 2y ago
I think you should probably add all large cloud providers. Amazon and Microsoft should be in the list.
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OpenAI shows 'Strawberry' to feds, races to launch it(lesswrong.com)
39 points by spwa4 2y ago|73 comments
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by spwa4 2y ago
Meaning this is about EVERY manager being able to say "this is not my fault", not about any actual result? Literally every last one? Sounds about right ...
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by spwa4 2y ago
It shows what the EU action is about. It's not about telegram's supposed crimes, whatever you think they are, because other platforms are full of the same crimes. The difference is that other platforms give EU states access to peo
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by spwa4 2y ago
What keeps amazing me is that this is supposed to make children's lives better, by helping social services. Of course, such legislation only has any chance in hell of improving lives if the standard of living for children, the educatio
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by spwa4 2y ago
> expensive materials and astronomical R&D costs, to make sure everything is _perfect_ prior to launch I think Boeing have "upgraded" their approach ...
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by spwa4 2y ago
Are they? Scientists are utilitarians. If they don't have a good answer for a problem they assume it's not a problem. (I get the argument that's made. If you waited for perfection you'd wait forever. But it's a fund
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by spwa4 2y ago
This is true for Belgium as well, that traffic in the city center is essentially nonexistent (after 12h and the trucks delivering goods leave) in the major cities. But living in these car-free zones is at least double as expensive as outsid
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by spwa4 2y ago
... but one wonders how often abusive relationships are simply better than available alternatives.
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by spwa4 2y ago
I live in Europe, Belgium to be precise. There's a total overload of cars here. Could you elaborate which this city is that has less cars?
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by spwa4 2y ago
I'm trying to say that: 1) this is on a spectrum. For libssl it's pretty obvious. For DHT? Significantly less obvious, I would say. IRC gets a mention because it has been used as C&C for a VERY long time, and hasn't chang
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by spwa4 2y ago
Pretty much every such product uses libz, libssl, and these days websocket and javascript libraries. Are they malware? Very often the border between malware and non-malware is not clear. There are many command and control software that have
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by spwa4 2y ago
Unless you want an actual education. This works, of course, by kicking near everyone out of general education. This has lead to the value of general education (which everyone wants for their children) to go up by A LOT, and that means the p
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by spwa4 2y ago
This is the third thing someone is demanding people give up just so we could have a token, ineffective, anti-straw policy. 1) lipstick (and the effort put into applying it) 2) health reasons (not trusting the cup's sanitary credentials
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by spwa4 2y ago
That's not different in Europe. Especially housing is a problem. Education is a problem, at much lower prices than in the US, in most places, e.g. Germany. Thankfully not in Belgium, although quality is an issue. I don't know abou
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by spwa4 2y ago
But fair would be to evaluate the success ratio of option 2 as well: look up "league of nations", "concert of Europe" and there have been several organizations before that ... They all are definitely structures founded t
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by spwa4 2y ago
This neglects to state ... unrestricted immigration can buy us an out, for now, for in theory an maybe ~10 years. So this immigration solution gets us to maybe 2035 or so. And even that is dependent on none of the South American and African