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by sazz 17d ago
as fascism and capitalism are just labels you can put on anybody you like (as this is just a subjective opinion), you have a cheap excuse to harm everybody with violence as you like. and where is the difference than to a mad dog?
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by sazz 19d ago
I could equally ask "Is capitalism terrorism?" And I would bet that a quite few people from those bubbles would answer yes. For me, statements like "antifacism and anticapitalism are not terrorism" is propaganda hidden i
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by sazz 19d ago
By stating "Antifascism and anticapitalism are not terrorism" you create a hard statement: Anything labeled as anti-capitalism is not terrorism. And far too often people downplay their violence and ruthlessness by using those labe
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by sazz 19d ago
Leaving 50,000 people – including the elderly, the vulnerable and the sick – without electricity in Berlin in the middle of winter during the festive season is being passed off as activism? The terrorists who caused this suffering also argu
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by sazz 3mo ago
yeah. lets plan the conference in one of the hottest weeks in the year and then cancel it due to hot weather. Well ... it speaks for their competence. It's like creating a Teams meeting about classified security issues on Windows 95 sy
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by sazz 5mo ago
I don't need politics on my desktop, so no to Chimera Linux.
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by sazz 6mo ago
The hope that humanity has learned something from wasting its time clicking away completely useless cookie pop-ups on websites has probably died once and for all.
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by sazz 6mo ago
...because you don't have to modulate renewable energy?
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by sazz 6mo ago
That's right, Germany sells electricity to other countries during the day and buys electricity in the evening because there is no sun then. The problem is that other countries also have solar and wind power during the day and don'
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by sazz 6mo ago
WTF about your understanding of the German power grid, I would say. Germany is not in a position to continuously meet its own electricity needs, but is dependent on daily aid deliveries of electricity from abroad. The electricity needs of i
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by sazz 7mo ago
As an Asperger it is very funny to see how people react on that bot behaviour. That behaviour is 100% trained from human behaviour especially that constantly whining and that pathetic self expression of how progressive and inclusive everyon
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by sazz 2y ago
It's not a good idea to spread fake news like this correctiv disinformation: "At the center of the proceedings is a Tagesschau report that was based on misleading assessments of the Correctiv report. It was falsely claimed that th
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by sazz 2y ago
Certified by agencies of the left extremist government which treats the justification as classified information. Moreover, one of these agencies is run by a left-wing comrade who is a qualified social education worker. However, the agency s
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by sazz 2y ago
An actor is already impersonating somebody else in a play, movie or television. This bill is there to protect the income of an actor. Actually it is recursive: Why should it be forbidden to create an artificial person which impersonates the
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by sazz 2y ago
So AI is forbidden to impersonate somebody who impersonates somebody else?
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by sazz 2y ago
For me, this discussion won't lead anywhere because it covers the wrong topic. It's not about Rust or C - it's about transparency. The existing maintainers assume that it is not a priority for them whether they break somethin
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by sazz 2y ago
The protocols provide first-hand evidence that a large part of the measures such as lockdowns, masks, vaccination recommendations were not based on science, but were invented by politicians based on their own interests. The RKI was only use
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Whistleblower leaks unredacted RKI protocols from the Corona era(twitter.com)
9 points by sazz 2y ago|4 comments
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by sazz 2y ago
If it's a public good, then it's a public good. So whoever wants to use it according to the license it's fine. If something is produced where the author is upset afterwards when this good is not used in the way he/she in
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by sazz 2y ago
I think this policy is yet another example of ethical overengineering. Yes, of course, ChatGPT & Co. are very unlikely to take any real care about what they give their models to learn - especially with regard to copyright. For a better
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by sazz 3y ago
Oh I loved jQuery. Anybody remembers DataTables https://datatables.net or X-editable https://vitalets.github.io/x-editable/ ?
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by sazz 3y ago
The way you state your sentence indicates that you see this as a problem?
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by sazz 3y ago
As soon as there are significant protests by farmers and middle class against the government, a government-sponsored activist NGO publishes a lurid paper about a meeting of conservatives that took place in November 2023. Two days later, ano
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by sazz 3y ago
In the end it is exactly the same technical complexity, it is just shifting complexity from point to another. A proper branching strategy is not a technical solution but a social alignment of people contributing to common product. And it do
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by sazz 3y ago
"There might be a good reason to have independent deployable, testable and releaseable units" Of course this is the bottom line. But everything you define in the sentence can be achieved with a proper pipeline and repository archi
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by sazz 3y ago
Unfortunately majority defines what is normal ;-)
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by sazz 3y ago
Speaking from a Release Management point of view going from a monolith to microservices is often done for the wrong reasons. The only valid reason for actual doing the change seems to be for scaling reasons due to performance bottlenecks. E
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by sazz 3y ago
It's not a fluctuation. If you look at the data from NASA, you will see a trend, not an hysterical up and down.
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by sazz 3y ago
I'm curious - how does Enhance manage state updates? Is there some mechanism to push component updates to the client once the state changes?
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by sazz 3y ago
So senior scientists are not working for the good of humanity, but are embedded in a system that is thoroughly corrupted by power. Science in itself can be a useful tool for gaining knowledge. All scientific knowledge builds on earlier know

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