OKRainbowKid

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by OKRainbowKid 10d ago
You may however notice that your existence might be cut short if you don't have access to food, shelter, medical treatments, because "the system" eventually has no incentive to provide for you anymore, because your labor is n
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by OKRainbowKid 14d ago
In case it wasn't obvious: I do not at all agree with these complaints about the GDPR or EU.
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by OKRainbowKid 15d ago
And afaik it also quite strictly regulates which data you're allowed to collect and process and for which reasons. But on hackernews I feel it is more often than not represented as a symbol of EU bureaucracy, being to blame for cookie
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by OKRainbowKid 16d ago
I live in Berlin. I am not in any way associated with the administration and whatever suppliers they work with. How do I deserve to potentially have my data leaked and why are you cheering for it?
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by OKRainbowKid 16d ago
I'd rather they not pay and my data gets leaked along with everybody else's, than for them to pay and give incentives for future blackmail.
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by OKRainbowKid 17d ago
Won't somebody think of the poor trillion dollar companies...
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by OKRainbowKid 17d ago
You were talking about attacks on electricity and rail infrastructure. Why the pivot?
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by OKRainbowKid 18d ago
You mean the ones that haven't actually been busted, their true motivation and political conviction unknown, with the only thing pointing towards left-wing extremism being "Bekennerschreiben" that have linguistic traits of be
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by OKRainbowKid 18d ago
> The arguments that some put forward against the eu are as educated as the people declaring fiat money a scam back in the Bitcoin hype phase. > > While there are reasons not to join, most commenters against it have no clue what th
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by OKRainbowKid 19d ago
I don't think it's me who has been played :)
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by OKRainbowKid 19d ago
Anti-fascism is reaction to fascism, it's in the name, even.
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by OKRainbowKid 19d ago
So anti-fascism ist deemed an extreme movement by the US government? What does that say about them?
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by OKRainbowKid 25d ago
Oh I think DJT is doing a splendid job at that himself, I don't believe the NYT has to try particularly hard.
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by OKRainbowKid 1mo ago
What?
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by OKRainbowKid 1mo ago
I truly wish I lived in your world were left of center parties actually had a significant influence on current EU and national (German) government. However, I do not, and in this world, politics is dominated by an increasingly populist and
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by OKRainbowKid 1mo ago
Occasionally holding trillion dollar corporations accountable to the law is not a business model. I reckon the societal damage these "social" media companies inflict is magnitudes larger than whatever puny fines they've had t
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
What kind of person new to a community (account created today) tries to police more established members of that community in their very first comment ?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
Why not spend it on the most cost efficient option with the best long term prospects?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
They do make for a good boogeyman, that's for sure. Other parties really should study them for how they manage to force everybody else to do their bidding while having no actual power. The exit from nuclear and the hated "GEG&quot
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
German energy prices aren't driven by renewables.
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
"renewables increase oil dependency" now that is an argument I haven't seen before.
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
Okay, and how does compare to other options? And do you have sources without an obvious conflict of interest?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
I'm sorry, but your comment to me just reads like a long rant about the Green party.
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
This gets repeated again and again, but wouldn't the money required to build/maintain nuclear plants be much better invested in building out renewables and battery storage? They already produce power much cheaper, and cost efficie
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
Are you implying the EU court is (secretly) cooperating with national legislative bodies to implement surveillance tools while pretending to uphold civil liberties?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
So are you saying that effort level isn't a parameter to an LLM, but that each level actually corresponds to a slightly differently tuned LLM?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
Ok, what's your point?
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
You have a weird definition of "zealot".
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
Thank you, and I agree. Your phrasing more accurately reflects what I meant to say.
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by OKRainbowKid 2mo ago
It might be to you, but I don't follow your generalization. I spend a lot of time online and personally wouldn't shed a tear if YouTube stopped existing tomorrow. Not because I feel any animosity towards the platform, but because

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