cutemonster

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by cutemonster 7mo ago
Replying to a genocide terror attack by starting to genocide kill civilians in the area the terrorists came from, is wrong. But that's what you're apparently supporting, looking at how you're writing. Plus you are misrepresen
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by cutemonster 7mo ago
Sounds as if you're defending genocide style killing civilians.
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by cutemonster 8mo ago
Thanks for mentioning, the escalator was interesting to read about
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
How much do/can they use their own thrusters to change/correct their directions? I'm guessing it's just fractions of a degree? And needs to be extremely precise, done weeks? before reaching the next planet to slingshot a
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
> 0.15% of Meta revenue That must be a gigantic amount of money, you (or someone else) don't happen to know who any of those people (or organizations?) are?
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
Wow! Amazing. Can I ask, did the employer find out? (Did the employer like it?)
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
You can't, the PE companies buy the hockey rinks
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
Are there really boxing capable mainframes nowadays? Otherwise I think the mainframe would lose because of being too passive
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
> farm out referrals Why did they do that?
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by cutemonster 10mo ago
Is that article AI generated, if you happen to know? It was pretty interesting in any case
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
Google Cloud and Gemini are two examples
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
That definition, I never heard before. I think you're confusing yourself and others if you make up your own meaning of words. A startup can be profitable.
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
I suppose it depends on what you're protecting, who's out there to get you, and how boring and time consuming it is to clean up after a breach (can't that take weeks or months), etc. Aren't you're a bit asking &quot
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
It is a realistic solution.
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
Not having half of your kids die, could be one thing: " For most of human history, around 1 in 2 newborns died before reaching the age of 15. By 1950, that figure had declined to around one-quarter globally. By 2020, it had fallen to 4
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
Reading your other comments, I was just thinking that you seemed to group everyone who look the same, together, and think about them as if they were 1 type of person you could generalize about. For example, white men, or black men, or women
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
Lots of READMEs? Might make total sense, if lines of code added, is a metrics the managers look at. Can't be any compilation errors in a README, no need to worry about bugs. And if they're long and boring enough, no one will ever
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
The Nordic countries are pretty ok functioning democracies, with many smaller political parties. And pretty high taxes (What do you refer to with "this"?)
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
I find it lacking that the report doesn't mention TikTok or X / Twitter. TikTok has been used for manipulating voters in Europe.
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
At the same time, wouldn't a bright adversary hide their intent and capabilities?
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
... if they are reasonably bright and are thinking reasonably far ahead, and care about their country
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
You get paid And it's the employers problem, if you don't react too much emotionally
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
> hollowed out economy based on services and finance Just an example from today: "N8n raises $180M (n8n.io)" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45525336 That's what the US (and Europe?) seems to invest
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by cutemonster 11mo ago
I like "YOLO vibe coding" or maybe "YOLO vibing" for short, if the context is clear :-) Hmm another idea is "extreme vibe coding" as opposed to "extreme programming", but those who did "extreme v
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Yes, things look pretty bright for Netanyahu, and the others in the Israeli state who want to do ethnic cleansing or worse. And settlers who want to do ethnic cleansing (not everyone! a minority I presume), are happy too. Not many mistakes
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by cutemonster 1y ago
I'm guessing just one in a hundred is that person. But maybe not impossible, after all, that'd it'd be someone like her. Did you see what she saw? From the article: > Her most disturbing studies came in the mid-1970s, whe
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Not necessarily! You can be both a kind person, and build a strong defence, knowing how dangerous our species is. Although maybe rare.
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by cutemonster 1y ago
I mean, Goodall liked the cartoon but that doesn't mean everyone likes it!
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by cutemonster 1y ago
I got 23 points but I got distracted!
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Maybe you're right both of you, but you're thinking about two pretty different software projects and domains :-)

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