mittensc

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by mittensc 6d ago
well then fingers crossed someone does that
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by mittensc 6d ago
Imagine OpenAI Astra model weights were made public because the datacenter they use had T&C that allows them to make them public Would that be ok in your mind? Same as someone going and taking all of the researchers papers and publishin
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by mittensc 10d ago
just use a computer fan next to whatever you are soldering, easy 5-10$ why breathe in the fumes or have them get into your eyes?
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by mittensc 15d ago
It was cheaper then trying to automate.
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by mittensc 17d ago
do it on the website then? or dont do anything and direct debit by default doesnt work
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by mittensc 17d ago
> Not sure. In any case, the phone seems to do fine. That's mostly because a phone is very locked down, can you run an accessible ftp server on your phone? It's also not windows
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by mittensc 17d ago
I remember times before NAT and SSL You could share things easily, sure, but anyone could get hacked pretty easily and very targetted. After NAT, sharing was still easy lots of 'piracy' apps, various messengers with NAT passthroug
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by mittensc 19d ago
there are notifications and approvals in bank apps now, they can't take the money until you accept there too and you can revoke from there as well
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by mittensc 19d ago
I get notified of all SEPA direct debit requests and need to approve them, only for recurring payments. Perhaps other banks don't do this and that is the problem.
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by mittensc 19d ago
> The IBAN is also used for paying online by debit note How does that even work?
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by mittensc 20d ago
> Claude told me that PayPal may still be universal way of sending a "gift amounts Meanwhile in china you just scan a qr code. In europe you just send money to their IBAN or they send you a link Instant payments, no commission...
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by mittensc 24d ago
You make outrageously wrong claims with no intention of debate, I'm returning your profound deference in kind. Skimming through your comments, your only goal is to demonize DSA because they go against your views with respect to Israel.
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by mittensc 25d ago
nobody wants to replace capitalism, you're being absurd
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by mittensc 25d ago
Social Democracy and Democratic Socialism are the same thing
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by mittensc 25d ago
Who exactly imposed those tarriffs?
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by mittensc 25d ago
So what's wrong with that phrase? Norway collectively owns its 'key economic drivers'. Is that a bad thing?, they're still capitalistic, just with better respect for its people. You probably collectively own things via t
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by mittensc 25d ago
You are wrong. The term you are looking for is communism, not socialism. Nordic countries are practicing Democratic Socialism. DSA is not communist. Why are you spreading this crap when it takes 2 neurons and a few searches to find out you
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by mittensc 25d ago
No they do not and it doesn't say that anywhere in the linked website. Why are you lieing? From what i can read they want the same scandinavian model with strong labor unions, universal public services and so on.
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by mittensc 25d ago
You're wrong again.
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by mittensc 25d ago
> "democratic socialism" is an oxymoron No it's not, check out Europe, mostly northern countries, it's working just fine. > At the very least there is no pre-existing example of democracy and socialism working side
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by mittensc 25d ago
They are part of the democratic party so they are democrats. As for their agenda, you are wrong.
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by mittensc 25d ago
> Basically, the whole talk about retaliatory tariffs is silly. Why?, retaliatory - in response to US, tarriffs - taxes, whether on export or import, as you noted, doesnt matter much. Effect depends on who needs to either sell or buy the
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by mittensc 25d ago
Tarriffs will hurt your existing industries, they will lose sales/revenue. Since you are getting hurt you play tit-for-tat to get the other to knock it off. So you add export taxes to items they care about (oil/fertilizer/...
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by mittensc 27d ago
The Netherlands asks if China is drunk? Note: France/UK still have nukes and the Netherlands can develop its own if it needs any
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by mittensc 27d ago
The bigger worry is China pushing a home grown company to produce the same equipment and provide whatever state resources they need. Hard to protect against espionage and hard to compete with a company that has massive state subsidies. Easi
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by mittensc 27d ago
> If the Netherlands refuses to enforce this ban on ASML, the U.S. can impose sanctions. New sanctions?, existing sanctions?, tariffs?, that threat is a recurring theme and is losing its power since Trump can just impose sanctions if he
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by mittensc 28d ago
I tended to use it with an account when posting on hobby subreddits and without an account otherwise. They are going to lose casual posters as well.
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by mittensc 28d ago
needed an excuse to compulsively stop visiting, this is perfect funny that i wasn't getting anything useful out of it for some time new version doesn't even work properly on firefox with ublock, comments almost never show up, vide
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by mittensc 1mo ago
Putin is only powerful as long as institutions continue to follow him. He doesnt throw people out of windows himself, he has his state do that. Move enough people away from supporting him and he's gone.
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by mittensc 1mo ago
Prigozin had a chance When it happened it seemed that the emperor was naked and nobody would protect Putin. All the military ordered to stop him just did not do anything or joined them. Tried to bomb him but plane was shot down and that was

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