Saying that it has become easier or less ugly is quite the counter point, though.
> It's also debatable if anyone living on stolen land can be considered a "civilian". No, it's not. That's the logic of terrorists, calling all US citizen guilty, and therefore calling terror acts like 9/11 justified.
> Or is the weaker victim expected to play by the rules of warfare and accept its eventual defeat? You are expected to not murder civilian, children, families.
That's a totally different thing though. That was an operation with a short time frame.
It's not about explosive, the headline just want to give that impression. That pager thing was a tactical operation with clear goals and a defined time frame. Spying on other countries on the other hand had always been…
It's constructed consensus. Pretty obvious when you go to r/conservative, 90% are the same 2-3 talking points, over and over again. It's not organic.
It's less about big tech. They are always risk avoiding when it comes to the government. Google renames things all the time all over the world for the population of some gone-wild administration. Inventing new speech…
Such stuff only get renamed for the country with the government in question (WSA - Weird States of America?). To the rest of the world, the real name is still shown.
It's not the information itself that get sold, but the specific composition of information arranged as a book. Work went into it and people who do it sell that rightfully.
People really still buy into that framing? I think it's pretty clear that it's generally just about money as it has always been.
Less than in China, that's for sure. People just generally care much less about it. You also don't hear much about corruption in Russia, because it's just everywhere and completely normalized.
I think the point is that it doesn't "just work" of you don't know what you are doing. In general I got the feeling that AI saves a lot of work, avoids a lot of big category, but also introduces new but categories that…
Nothing and nobody rises above the authority in a dictatorship, that's kind of the point. The CEO of Alibaba was kidnapped after he publicly criticized the government. It's generally no surprise that there are not that…
Many companies currently struggle to come up with a lasting strategy. They need to figure out what make sense here in terms of a product. I rather have a somewhat fragmented ecosystem right now than no relevant product…
It's quite long, what's the problematic part in your eyes?
> their pricing structure heavily punishes unsubscribing. Sad to see that perspective. Many companies (at least in Germany) punish you for sticking with them. Jetbrains is that rare company, where the important long…
Rider for UE development is still unmatched. Their IDEs are still better than VS. I personally also wouldn't want to resort to VS Code with independent extensions.
I tend to agree with you, but why calling it "bullshit"? You can disagree and have a discussing without belittlering other people.
> AI models don't replace compilers, they replace software developers. No, they replace the need for a precise description of what you want the computer to do by a mechanism that's really good to fill in the gaps. But…
Where does this come from now?
> And most ”PoC”:s in the wild were credible-looking but vibecoded mess that did nothing what sources claimed. Could this be a variant of the survivorship bias? Maybe only the low quality PoCs ended up in the honeypots…
Examples of what you can do: * Take the containers offline for the time being until you know what to do * If it's important for your that they keep running, still take them offline and put them in a VPN this weekend *…
This is what triggered my reaction: > parroting the same messages but more eloquently. But you are right, that was not the point you made. To the contrary, it's about the difference if AfD and CxU. I fear what you write…
The "United States" are united states, because the vast geographic extend and for a relatively loose coupling of the nation for this reason. China on the other hand uses suppression and force to keep the country…
Well, not in my posts.
Saying that it has become easier or less ugly is quite the counter point, though.
> It's also debatable if anyone living on stolen land can be considered a "civilian". No, it's not. That's the logic of terrorists, calling all US citizen guilty, and therefore calling terror acts like 9/11 justified.
> Or is the weaker victim expected to play by the rules of warfare and accept its eventual defeat? You are expected to not murder civilian, children, families.
That's a totally different thing though. That was an operation with a short time frame.
It's not about explosive, the headline just want to give that impression. That pager thing was a tactical operation with clear goals and a defined time frame. Spying on other countries on the other hand had always been…
It's constructed consensus. Pretty obvious when you go to r/conservative, 90% are the same 2-3 talking points, over and over again. It's not organic.
It's less about big tech. They are always risk avoiding when it comes to the government. Google renames things all the time all over the world for the population of some gone-wild administration. Inventing new speech…
Such stuff only get renamed for the country with the government in question (WSA - Weird States of America?). To the rest of the world, the real name is still shown.
It's not the information itself that get sold, but the specific composition of information arranged as a book. Work went into it and people who do it sell that rightfully.
People really still buy into that framing? I think it's pretty clear that it's generally just about money as it has always been.
Less than in China, that's for sure. People just generally care much less about it. You also don't hear much about corruption in Russia, because it's just everywhere and completely normalized.
I think the point is that it doesn't "just work" of you don't know what you are doing. In general I got the feeling that AI saves a lot of work, avoids a lot of big category, but also introduces new but categories that…
Nothing and nobody rises above the authority in a dictatorship, that's kind of the point. The CEO of Alibaba was kidnapped after he publicly criticized the government. It's generally no surprise that there are not that…
Many companies currently struggle to come up with a lasting strategy. They need to figure out what make sense here in terms of a product. I rather have a somewhat fragmented ecosystem right now than no relevant product…
It's quite long, what's the problematic part in your eyes?
> their pricing structure heavily punishes unsubscribing. Sad to see that perspective. Many companies (at least in Germany) punish you for sticking with them. Jetbrains is that rare company, where the important long…
Rider for UE development is still unmatched. Their IDEs are still better than VS. I personally also wouldn't want to resort to VS Code with independent extensions.
I tend to agree with you, but why calling it "bullshit"? You can disagree and have a discussing without belittlering other people.
> AI models don't replace compilers, they replace software developers. No, they replace the need for a precise description of what you want the computer to do by a mechanism that's really good to fill in the gaps. But…
Where does this come from now?
> And most ”PoC”:s in the wild were credible-looking but vibecoded mess that did nothing what sources claimed. Could this be a variant of the survivorship bias? Maybe only the low quality PoCs ended up in the honeypots…
Examples of what you can do: * Take the containers offline for the time being until you know what to do * If it's important for your that they keep running, still take them offline and put them in a VPN this weekend *…
This is what triggered my reaction: > parroting the same messages but more eloquently. But you are right, that was not the point you made. To the contrary, it's about the difference if AfD and CxU. I fear what you write…
The "United States" are united states, because the vast geographic extend and for a relatively loose coupling of the nation for this reason. China on the other hand uses suppression and force to keep the country…
Well, not in my posts.