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by vrganj 5mo ago
I think the censorship framing is quite manipulative. It is removal of unlawful content. Is removing CSAM censorship? What about snuff? If no, then where do you draw the line? Why can't our democratically elected governments decide w
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Norway becomes ninth country to sign up for French nuclear deterrence(defensenews.com)
3 points by vrganj 5mo ago|5 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
If you're in the EU, consider publishing on an alternative App Store and pointing users that way. If you're not, ask your representatives why you don't get the same rights.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Plus Canada has been trying very hard to align themselves more with Europe in general and the Nordics in specific to hedge against an increasingly unreliable and belligerent neighbor to the South.
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Canada considers cancelling part of U.S. F-35 order to buy 60 Swedish Gripen(armyrecognition.com)
25 points by vrganj 5mo ago|5 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Does it run Linux well? That's the only reason not to get a MBP. Personally, I got a HP Zbook G1A, which is HP's take on an MBP based on (x86, but unified memory!) Strix Halo. Battery life could be better, but pretty happy otherwi
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The DOJ Wants to Know Who on Reddit and X Is Criticizing ICE's Tactics(finance.yahoo.com)
5 points by vrganj 5mo ago|3 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Sure, but the smaller countries don't have the political capital to resist federalization long term like the Brits did.
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China and EU on brink of trade war(brusselstimes.com)
7 points by vrganj 5mo ago|0 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
I think that while y'all were appreciated members and definitely had a lot to offer, you also had a lot of annoying carve-outs and kept stalling needed measures to federalize and strengthen the EU more so we can be a proper superpower
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by vrganj 5mo ago
The political motivation is on Musks part. There's no unpolitical view of a man who ransacked the US government and is propping up far-right movements all over Europe.
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Danish pension fund excludes SpaceX citing governance and valuation(reuters.com)
470 points by vrganj 5mo ago|12 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/1FvOC
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EU's Economic Powers Seek Unity to Push Capital Markets Merger(bloomberg.com)
2 points by vrganj 5mo ago|1 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
> Founded by alums of Tesla Learned from the best of them, I see. Modern tech culture is a blight on society.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Class blindness. Their buddies all love the idea of showing pesky workers their place.
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Mistral to explore designing own chips(cnbc.com)
5 points by vrganj 5mo ago|0 comments
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Ironically, those two things you are talking about are actual populist talking points.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
I haven't found any software that reliably does Miracast on Android. It's been my understanding that older versions supported it natively, but Google dropped support? Have you found anything that works?
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by vrganj 5mo ago
"State-Approved" is a scary word for "democratically legitimized", as opposed to engagement-optimized.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
The answer is, through elections and picking officials that get to decide these things. Like they did here!
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by vrganj 5mo ago
So of course you cannot decide how others will act, but you _can_ decide how you will prepare - that is how the future is shaped. In your examples, that'd be by increasing deterrence. Just like these taxes do.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Sure. But what's that got to do with data centers?
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by vrganj 5mo ago
I use Claude Code regularly. It's... fine. It makes some things faster. Other things, it needs more manual cleanup or intervention than it's worth. It's neat, for sure. But not exactly the steam machine.
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by vrganj 5mo ago
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by vrganj 5mo ago
You speak of the future as if it were some certain inevitable thing. The future is what we as humans decide it to be. Many humans don't like this vision of the future, where we burn our planet so as to concentrate even more power in
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Feels like one might be able to get an llm to convert an annoying to read recipe into a mermaid dependency graph following this example. Might be worth a try!
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by vrganj 5mo ago
Now this I love. It respects the craft of cooking and the human element, while giving instructions in an easy to grok and straightforward way. Great job!
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by vrganj 5mo ago
You can use it to browse flavor combinations here, seems quite neat! https://epicure.kaikaku.ai/ That being said, I'm not excited about the idea of this being used to automate cooking somehow. Food, to me, is part of w
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'Mind-bogglingly crazy': Europe's deadly, early heatwave is smashing records(yahoo.com)
4 points by vrganj 5mo ago|0 comments

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