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Estimating the Cost of Combat Operations Against Iran [pdf]
(cbo.gov)
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19d ago
A big store chain in italy (mediaworld/mediamarkt) sells laptops without license as well, of course with a lower price than the equivalent with windows license
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19d ago
What did it say? Deleted now
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20d ago
In italy they were even arrested but always cleared of what they were accused. I don't believe the US gov did a better job investigating them either
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20d ago
>Their claim about Rose City Antifa seems to be false, however, conflating Rose City Antifa with another project called Rose City Counterinfo. Can't make it real
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22d ago
With sumup I get 0.5% cashback up to a whopping 10€/ month lol. There are other cards giving cashback, I think Amex blu has a 1% with no upper bound of monetary cashback
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23d ago
Ok ty
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23d ago
I haven't followed the legislative process, where can I find that the eu wanted a single registry but the country pushed for national ones? Because i have never read it. I'm not saying it's not true, it's just that it&#x
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25d ago
>if the Europeans really want to, they could produce a lot more by converting over to 'war mode' As an Italian there's definitely been a perceptible shift due to the increase in defense spending. Leonardo now makes TV ads
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26d ago
I accidentally read "performative photos" and it still made sense. Mouse looks painful
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29d ago
I'm curious to know what they have been providing in suggestions up to now, can you tell us?
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29d ago
>But maybe I'm wrong? If you are in your 20s now and feel like writing down your thoughts about this topic, consider yourself challenged! I'd love to read them. i'm 24. I think that improvements in tech nowadays mostly inv
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We Tracked a Shipment of Rare Books. It Ended at an Amazon AI Training Facility
(404media.co)
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1mo ago
rapture but for tech people
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1mo ago
Isn't cholesky - used to substitute householder at a point - faster but less stable in some cases? I'm just recalling from memory since I had done a small project on qr decomposition with householder for an exam this year. I mean,
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1mo ago
I like my brain fatty /s
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1mo ago
>wild stuff posted that has been made with Minimax… things a US company could never allow to happen. Such as?
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1mo ago
or musk a few years ago, pause ai training for 6 months (so we can catch up)
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1mo ago
I would pay to understand what mission critical employee Ai training is that can't be provided in other ways
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Trump-linked oil firm prepares to drill in Greenland but lacks permits
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1mo ago
Simply put, I think Americans don't grasp it because even for us Europeans it is sometimes surprising how repentine and fast the shift has been in the regular Joe's brain - I'm not saying that Americans are stupid bla bla thi
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1mo ago
Thanks
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1mo ago
One of my professors is referenced in the Wikipedia page of graph neural networks. It's funny that he explained them in the worse way possible and I eventually understood them better with another professor
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1mo ago
What can you say, if anything, without going into detail?
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I feel it is hard to grasp for an American how much perception of US shifted in eu. This is just anedoctal of course, but a famous Italian singer famous for having written a song about American and sexual liberation decades ago, wrote an up
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US Sold Euros to Save the Yen, Europe Found Out After
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No they're completely in accord with what they say. You see, if Dupont has a chemical spill who'll suffer the consequences? The people! Human beings /s
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1mo ago
Italy - vwce or any all world This of course if you're doing by yourself, banks definitely won't recommend that but some other bullshit fund with high costs and poor performances
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1mo ago
I studied zigbee protocol for an exam and while everything is there for a reason, it truly feels diabolical
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Regulation of tobacco by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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