torlok

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by torlok 9mo ago
Europe survived 2 devastating home wars in the last 100 years, a lot of it was under Soviet occupation, and has smaller natural deposits. The US economy is being propped-up by cheap credit and blitzscaling of tech, and the money is running
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by torlok 9mo ago
1 glance at the timeline shows this is a pro-Russian Twitter account.
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by torlok 9mo ago
This comment shows why the damage done by Trump will be so hard to reverse, no matter who's in charge next. When Trump talks about taking Greenland, the answer should be "no, moron, it's effectively a part of NATO", and
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by torlok 9mo ago
What information did you expect? Don't apply for jobs that you'd find objectionable if it wasn't your paycheck. If you find yourself forced to do something objectionable, refuse, do a terrible job, and look for something else
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by torlok 9mo ago
The prompt that generated this article must have started with "You're Todd Howard...".
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by torlok 9mo ago
Or you can simply delete the message. You've posted a race-loaded analysis from an AI that called itself MechHitler because "somebody" decided to mess with the prompt.
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by torlok 9mo ago
Please stop spreading cancer.
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by torlok 9mo ago
I'm sure everybody's going to stay on ISM bands to remain compliant with government regulations while being attacked by the government.
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by torlok 9mo ago
That was a single mission planned over months. We're talking about a continuous subjudagtion.
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by torlok 9mo ago
Then get more? Sounds like a fantastic way to waste military resources. I have no clue why this mythical US military might and efficiency idea persists after so many failed interventions.
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by torlok 9mo ago
Eutelsat OneWeb it's mostly owned by Eutelsat and the UK government.
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by torlok 9mo ago
I have no idea where the author is coming from with this. If I wanted to mainly tell others what to code, do code reviews, or "build", I'd be in a different role.
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by torlok 9mo ago
Not everybody's for sale, even more so in actually developed countries with functioning public services. Buying votes is illegal even in the US, in theory.
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by torlok 9mo ago
The 1 trillion budget says the US can flex its muscles, but once sovereignty is at stake, the US army becomes an ineffective money sinkhole only good at committing war crimes, as the last century has clearly shown.
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by torlok 9mo ago
What are you talking about. There's little real opposition to the EU-Mercosur trade deal. It'll be ratified this year. The EU is the largest source of foreign direct investment in Mercosur.
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by torlok 9mo ago
It's only the point if you want to facilitate betting without being regulated.
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by torlok 9mo ago
There's so many of these nonsense views of the EU here. Not being vocal about a mental case president doesn't mean politicians are "puckering their assholes". The EU is not affraid to moderate and fine tech companies. Th
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by torlok 9mo ago
Kiss the ring. The only way to keep the line going up is government money.
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by torlok 9mo ago
Finally, all the anti-woke arguments from Twitter circa 2014, and the last 10 years of Joe Rogan's existence have been vindicated.
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by torlok 9mo ago
It's not just oil, it's heavy crude oil; the type US is equipped to process, and rapidly running out of.
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by torlok 10mo ago
How much is "a lot"? Trump has cut almost all aid since taking office. The EU is paying for the aid now. I'm assuming that the reason Zelensky cares to talk with Trump is for appearances, military intelligence, and to stall t
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by torlok 10mo ago
I never knew this existed. It's insane how much data this service collects, and that the data is available for sale just like that. What a nightmare.
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by torlok 10mo ago
This is a bunch of "I believe" and "I think" with no sources by a random internet person.
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by torlok 10mo ago
Exactly. Looks like everybody's complaining that Siri isn't a better Ask Jeeves, when that's not the design goal. What people expect is an LLM that has full access to the phone. Nobody's even remotely close to shipping t
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by torlok 10mo ago
Where does it say anything about a hobby? The author is an entrepreneur. They're complaining that they're no longer enjoying a part of their job they used to enjoy, and your contribution is "it's a job, not a hobby, if y
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by torlok 10mo ago
That doesn't answer any of the concerns raised by the parent comment, only reinforces them.
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by torlok 11mo ago
They're talking about child education with regards to "about to increase". "Soon" for a researcher is not "soon" for a worker.
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by torlok 11mo ago
It would be great to see some justice for the enormous harm done, same for ICE, but if only the collaborators get punished then it's bittersweet at best.
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by torlok 11mo ago
So the only AI products that work is a chat bot you can talk to, or a chat bot that can perform tasks for you. Next thing you'll tell me is that the only businesses that work are ones where you can ask somebody to do something for you
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by torlok 11mo ago
Sounds like the optimism rhetoric of Steven Pinker. I suggest you read up on the numerous criticisms of his work. Most of the optimism is based on a ridiculously low global poverty line conjured out of thin air, and other nonsense like GDP.

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