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timeon
9mo ago
It has already been discussed here a bit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46640462
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9mo ago
Physically separate infrastructure as well as local employees help to some extent. But it is not really sovereign cloud. There is no guarantee that employees would know if some commands are illegal. Plus parent company can fly anyone there
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timeon
9mo ago
I think problem is not with quality but quantity in reasonable time frame.
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timeon
9mo ago
"AI is just like calculators." Well seems like calculators were harmful as well.
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9mo ago
Not sure what is more funny and pathetic. Accepting this second-hand or accepting FIFA prize?
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9mo ago
> phones on algorithmic timelines Are you suggesting that American tech helped spread this loneliness worldwide? Ultimate triumph of individualism.
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timeon
9mo ago
> NATO is effectively over at best This, at least alliance with US, was stated by US on last years Munich conference and published in text by White House last December.
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9mo ago
My great-grand parents woke one day with status of illegals. Shortly after that they have been included in mass deportations to Poland. Some people have asked how something like that could happened. Thanks for your comment. Now I can sand t
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9mo ago
> The second amendment was written in a time when a firearm was a musket. Second amendment was written for children in schools.
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9mo ago
> That's what they say they are doing? Hardly with president convicted of sexual assault (among other things).
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9mo ago
Netherlands as well as Denmark went more into MS than some other countries. Turns out it was bad choice.
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9mo ago
Probably not related but source of page is also funny: '<section class="section">'
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9mo ago
> The US is still ramping up oil and gas production This also happens in China. With better ratio for renewables but still. Globally there was more energy from coal than before. Much more was from renewables but in context of climate cha
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9mo ago
Barely any closer? I can see it on every fourth roof in western Slovak village.
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timeon
9mo ago
Not sure what your point is. We are not talking about arbitrary computer programs here but specific one.
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9mo ago
NATO is practically dead since beginning of 2025 - there are already countries in Europe willing to form alliance with China.
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timeon
9mo ago
So was Denmark.
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9mo ago
As far as I know Apple is supporting current regime.
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9mo ago
With virtually unlimited donations they are paid to say it.
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9mo ago
Original concept is dead when they are used as militia against states that did not vote for current administration.
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timeon
9mo ago
So what is 2A for? What is price of shooting children in schools for?
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timeon
9mo ago
Are you offering some?
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timeon
9mo ago
> but a break up of the UK would serve Kremlin interests no end. Like Brexit did.
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9mo ago
> Private Cloud Compute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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9mo ago
There is no US company using cloud, that could sell privacy.
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timeon
9mo ago
At least Acrobat reader is not relevant on macOS.
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9mo ago
For actors it was "took a bribe" for influencers it is modus operandi.
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9mo ago
I see many comments like this in here. Where is this so common? I'm not from US but I had impression that health-care while expensive, it is good. If I assume most comments come from US then it is just expensive. I cannot imagine docto
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9mo ago
Yes but you should not use inline style for that (nor Tailwind).
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9mo ago
> if I wasn't asking ChatGPT, where would I go to get help? Is this serious question? Can't you call/visit doctor?
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