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Huntsecker
4mo ago
Anyone else draw similarities with this and the artists and authors who complained when gen ai first came out. I think a lot of people don't realise the disruption ai will cause to many industries, until its directly impacting them, b
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8mo ago
no, actually not, maybe a country that isnt very pro America given you're threatening to invade to take ownership of Greenland. But again in my post, the actual loss of life etc is very sad and shouldn't happen, but my point was m
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8mo ago
Not sure they do tbh, I think they would machine gun them even with internet, it's more about stopping them from organising.
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8mo ago
Think what's going on in Iran is very sad, but from an outsider America has become one mouthpiece, rarely do I see dissenting voices in the media, that is its always Iran/China bad and at the same time they Kidnap a foreign leader
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9mo ago
your comment sounds alot like nationalist chest thumping, the reason they were unable to do much with their oil is much more related to the usa deciding they would sanction the country meaning basically worldwide they can't sell the oi
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9mo ago
looking through the comments one thing I find strange that no one has picked up on is that maduro had met the chinese hours before being captured. To me I think the initial plan was to just let the economy tank by blockading the economy, c
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1y ago
1400 years ? it was a creation of the second world war, but anyway regarding neighbors you mean other than bombing iran, syria, yemen, lebanon I believe in all these cases israel attacked first and thats in the past 12months. I think your p
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1y ago
1400 years ? it was a creation of the second world war, but anyway regarding neighbors you mean other than bombing iran, syria, yemen, lebanon I believe in all these cases israel attacked first and thats in the past 12months. I think your p
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1y ago
lots of the comments on here focus on the, A isn't as good as B or the cost will be too great, the primary reason at least imo this has come is due to Trump and his focus on Greenland( https://www.theguardian.com/us-news
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1y ago
think its a Europe thing, we have the same solution in Denmark. Chip and Pin has been in Europe forever I don't think the US has moved to this yet (although happy to be wrong) and also believe they still like those bouncy checks that h
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1y ago
The reality is that countries like spain have come out and said they need to move closer to China as USA is not a stable trading partner, within 24hrs of this Trump has back tracked, I'm sure MAGA will say this is all part of the mega
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2y ago
daily stories coming from the US are pretty crazy, FBI being used as a tool to try and revert something from under the previous administration. Feels like whatever balances and checks that should be in place to stop an autocracy are missin
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2y ago
genuinely surprised that kafka is something unknown, thought it had gained ubiquitous status similar to k8s but maybe that's me walking into a Baader–Meinhof effect
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3y ago
we have a large splunk install, and a lot of the comments regarding cost are a bit dated. The reason that cost for splunk is generally considered quite crazy is that it's based off number of messages or lines in logs, however to comba
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4y ago
tinfoil hat, but couldnt this be an easy way for foreign agencies to easily find whos working in a sensitive industry
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4y ago
if you could export this to unity. It is hugely time expensive to generate realistic terrain, be nice if the water linked in with something like R.A.M 2019 then it would be really quite awesome.
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4y ago
do you not take volume of logs into consideration for pricing then ?
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5y ago
to me a brit their is only british english, and badly spelled / pronounced british english :)
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6y ago
surely this is the case for any new computer anyone buys technically speaking. If you go out now and buy a new computer it replaces one less good and at that point in time is the best computer you have ever owned...
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6y ago
personally Im surprised R is still in active development when the main use case for people to use R (at least when I was using it) was for statistical analysis. Python with its libraries (a lot I believe ported from R) just does is nicer,
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6y ago
there is so much talk on here that this is about security or that the USA has some hold over the UK. The one and only reason this has gone back to parliment to vote on and that it has been decided not to use Huawei is because due to the sa
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7y ago
Why is nearly 100% of all articles from techcrunch ? feels like some concerted effort to generate ad revenue