shykes

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by shykes 23d ago
Hanover Institute does not claim to be a US think tank. Their about page is very clear about their affiliation. > This one is deliberately publishing material optimized to influence/cite in LLM answers. Isn't that just good S
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by shykes 23d ago
That is a completely different article about a completely different case.
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by shykes 1mo ago
I'm confused as to what the accusation is exactly. Out of curiosity I browsed the site in question, which only increased my confusion. > But the Hanover Institute is not a real think tank. What does that mean exactly? > None o
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by shykes 1mo ago
Great! I just sent you an email :)
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by shykes 1mo ago
Are you interested in integrating with more CI platforms, including less "traditional" ones, like dagger.io? If so I would love to talk :)
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by shykes 2mo ago
Thank you!
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by shykes 2mo ago
Congrats from a fellow YCS10 founder :)
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by shykes 2mo ago
Well, I'm screwed...
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by shykes 3mo ago
> they have excellent air defenses so it seems unlikely someone with superior planes is going to be able to go in and bomb them into submission . You seem to believe that China's military ambitions are purely defensive, but that is
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by shykes 3mo ago
> Also forced EU voters to consider how much they value these services It's been a while since I left Europe, and I'm rusty on that particular layer of civics. Do EU voters actually have a say in this kind of regulation? Or i
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by shykes 4mo ago
Shameless plug: solving this "push and pray" problem is something we have been focusing on with Dagger. It's an open-source CI platform that decouples the runtime from the triggers . The runtime is open source and local-fi
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by shykes 5mo ago
> That is why PLO or Hamas is not officially recognized or banned as a terrorist organisation by India (or the most of the Global South). This is false. India does not have a list of named terrorist organizations, in the way that the U
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by shykes 5mo ago
India very much does consider Hamas a terrorist organization. Modi has clearly condemned its actions and repeatedly expressed support for Israel against terrorism. It's true that they have not publicly criticized Qatar for harboring Ha
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by shykes 5mo ago
> In my country, Qatar is not considered as a "terrorist" sponsor. Neither is Hamas considered a terrorist organisation May I ask what country that is?
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by shykes 5mo ago
Your entire argument is built on a single source: Middle East Eye. That source is a known Qatar propaganda outlet, they do not meet even the lowest bar of journalistic integrity or credibility. You might as well be quoting Russia Today abou
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by shykes 5mo ago
There are a few layers to this: 1. As another commenter already pointed out, Iran is not an Arab country 2. It is very true that the Iranian people absolutely does not hate Jews. In most Arab capitals, simply to walk around while visibly
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by shykes 5mo ago
Your source documents a real phenomenon but doesn't support the universal claim that "Israelis hate Arabs". Please provide evidence proportional to the scope of your argument.
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by shykes 5mo ago
Yes, it can be a double-edged sword. One reason I called Dagger a "work in progress" is that we took it too far. It's one thing that you can write custom code for your pipeline; it's another that you must write custo
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by shykes 5mo ago
I did notice that Al-Jazeera was actively covering this issue. So your explanation would make sense. What about the military exercise though? Al-Jazeera is eagerly covering it, but it is in fact happening... I'm thinking that two thing
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by shykes 5mo ago
Israelis do not hate Egyptians... The Arab world has a major Jew-hatred problem, but the reverse it not true. Remember that 20% of the Israeli population is Arab.
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by shykes 5mo ago
Yes, the "refugee crisis" in Jordan and Lebanon was indeed quite messy... https://www.thoughtco.com/black-september-jordanian-plo-civi... https://www.historiascripta.org/post-ww2/the-palestini
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by shykes 5mo ago
On the contrary, I believe Israel would be delighted. It would lessen the humanitarian burden on them, and force Egypt to deal with the Hamas problem more directly. It will never happen, though. No Arab country will "throw the gates wi
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by shykes 5mo ago
Egypt is trying to have their cake and eat it too. Total crackdown on islamists at home - whether Hamas or any other incarnation of the Muslim Brotherhood - but also making sure they remain a thorn in the side of Egypt's rivals. See fo
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by shykes 5mo ago
Don't forget that after being expelled from Jordan, Arafat relocated to Lebanon where he proceeded to take over the South ("Fatahland"), start a civil war, and pull in Israel with constant attacks across the border. Until Isr
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by shykes 5mo ago
> Virtually all Arabs hate Israel This is true, but Emiratis are a notable exception. The UAE may be the only Arab country where Jews are not only allowed to live, but can do so safely without fearing either their neighbors or their go
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by shykes 5mo ago
It would be cool if CI could inject a platform-wide lockfile into every remote download or lookup made by your scripts. So if you pull a container or git tag, the CI platform would automatically ensure that the exact digest downloaded is co
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by shykes 5mo ago
Yes, the Dagger engine is open source. Note that the engine on its own is not a CI replacement: it provides a runtime for your pipelines, but you still need an external system to trigger pipelines from git events. This decoupling is intenti
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by shykes 5mo ago
Yes, that was us. And yes, we reversed on that. The feedback from our community was quite clear :)
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by shykes 5mo ago
I apologize in advance for the plug. I've spent the last 5 years warning of the importance of not leaving CI locked in a black box platform and proprietary DSL. All the while going on a quest to reinvent CI as an open, programmable pla
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by shykes 5mo ago
A better comparison would be, say, the 1944 Oradour-sur-Glane massacre. 642 French civilians were killed in one afternoon by approximately 150 SS infrantrymen. Or the Babi Yar massacre, where 33,771 Jews were murdered over the course of two

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