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by testdelacc1 6mo ago
America hands out military aid to Israel. Coupons that can be redeemed for weapons with American manufacturers. It’s a subsidy to Israel and to American military primes. This comes to billions each year. That’s one government though. I can’
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by testdelacc1 6mo ago
There are large groups of people have very strongly negative opinions about one side or the other in Israel-Palestine. Only a tiny fraction of people in Europe or North America could point to Sudan on the map. And even fewer could explain t
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by testdelacc1 6mo ago
I’d say India has done really well, and that’s partly in credit to the British. A lot of the infrastructure that India used to succeed was inherited from the Raj, such as a professional Army that has never interfered in politics, a competen
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by testdelacc1 6mo ago
Could you share a link to where he promotes race science?
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by testdelacc1 6mo ago
Now we just need that AI booster guy to join this thread and tell us that actually this is super impressive. He was doing that for that worthless “browser” that Cursor built.
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
For sure. Getting shady vibes from ente. I’ll be avoiding them.
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
Ok I checked privacyguides. Here’s where it was added to PrivacyGuides - https://github.com/privacyguides/privacyguides.org/issues/36... . The person opening the issue is the CEO of ente. So the CEO of ente ge
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
Not saying they’re a paid promoter. But if I paid someone to speak about my newly launched product, they’d say something exactly like that. “Never heard of these guys before, but I loved their other product you’ve never heard of. I’m super
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
I do appreciate you quoting Shakespeare.
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
I’ll reply in good faith even though I detect sarcasm in your comment. Generally nonpartisan commissions prioritise contiguity and compactness. There is an element of “I know it when I see it” because you’re trying to avoid both packing (
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
Why is there always a both sides-er in these discussions? FWIW, one party generally deferred to nonpartisan commissions to draw boundaries to avoid gerrymandering. So one “side” did far more than propose a solution, they did the right thing
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
If you’re British then that is a majestic fail in reading English. Perhaps they taught you some other language in school?
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
I’ve never heard of William the Conqueor.
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
Here’s hoping they feel the war in Moscow and St Petersburg this year. A bit of rationing wouldn’t hurt them. More than the war, they’ll feel the peace. More than 100% of the economic growth of the last few years has gone into war productio
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
I stand corrected. It didn’t occur to me they could blackmail someone other than their neighbours.
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
What a strange and sweeping comment. There’s a conflict going on in Darfur. Does Darfur make you go “oh I get it”?
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
Has Israel even officially confirmed they have nukes? And who have they blackmailed with the nukes?
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
The contradiction is that they’re weak at this minute - militarily and economically and politically. But they won’t be this weak in the future. - Military - their regional proxies destroyed, missile and drone stocks low, provably weak air
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by testdelacc1 7mo ago
The parallel for this is when Rome changed from only recruiting citizens for their army to recruiting anyone who could pass the physical. They had no choice, and the new armies were much better at fighting. But the soldiers also didn’t have
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
The difficulty is that “winning” in this case is setting up a monopoly or duopoly and slowly increasing prices. It’s not clear if OpenAI can get so far ahead of the competition that it becomes a two or one horse race. Right now Anthropic an
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
A drone told to target a tank needs to identify the shape it’s looking at within milliseconds. That’s not happening with an LLM, certainly.
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
Yeah Astro is a great choice for a static or mostly static website. Moving to Astro is not a slight on any other language or framework.
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
Education doesn’t help here, what are you talking about?! Educated people can read as many books as they want about manipulation and still be susceptible to it. The manipulation works on a much deeper emotional level. We can’t change who we
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
Not quite “brands bad”. It’s more that buying clothes across brands becomes confusing for women. That’s a worse outcome for women. The villain isn’t the brands, it’s the vanity sizing.
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
Sorry, I don’t agree. And I won’t be taking questions at this time.
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
What kind of analysis are you expecting? Someone explaining why Tesla’s stock price is justified despite the falling car sales? It can’t be explained because it’s a meme stock.
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How to Solve the Tenor Shortage(economist.com)
2 points by testdelacc1 8mo ago|2 comments
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
https://archive.is/OvdUm
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
I wouldn’t worry about that. There’s plenty of software yet to be written, in many languages. If anything, Rust’s success has shown that it’s definitely possible for a new language to succeed if it offers something new. The other tailwind f
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by testdelacc1 8mo ago
Wait till he sees a billionaire sacrificing himself for others.

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