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Comment #47712246
> Have you considered doing any sort of year end cost reporting That very much exists, and is issued yearly. Consolidated Financial Statements 2024-2023: https://stateof.mozilla.or…
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Comment #47530958
We need to add Palantir in bold letters to that list, they are behind this in every way except for 'officially'. > The Commission’s failure to identify the list of experts as falli…
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Comment #47528257
> This one is EU I think... You misspelled Palantir.
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Comment #47281798
> learning is doing; I could not agree more.
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Comment #47133927
Palantir.
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Comment #46998538
> local media in german critisized the UK That's old news, now is all about "think of the children". This is too synchronous not to be arranged with the Commission. My vote is on E…
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Comment #46779652
Irrespective of the accuracy of estimates it will be in the thousands, and most tragicly it will be very young men and women most of whom university educated, the very people that …
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Comment #46753953
It can absolutely be disabled they just wouldn't get the same brownies points in EuroNCAP by allowing _you_ to disable it. If I spent more than 50k on a car like that, I would abso…
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Comment #46634962
Worth reminding everyone in the EU and UK that this is not a 'them' problem. Palantir is the main software vendor for Europol. Equally pretty much all the 1984 proposals for age or…
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Comment #46190767
I have very specifically invested in Defense funds that exclude Palantir both because I think it's overpriced and for ethical reasons.
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Comment #45692866
> If that's all they offer, it's on the companies to implement a fallback for edge cases like these. These news articles and the adjacent online discussion are textbook warfare psy…
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Comment #45380055
No, I strongly disagree. The EU is by far one of the least corrupt and most transparent organizations in European History, by design and by process. The fact that I am able to prod…
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Comment #45375166
This is (mostly) about Tech companies' money, namely: - Palantir Technologies - 'not-for-profit' Thorn > The Commission’s failure to identify the list of experts as falling within …
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Comment #45375126
Plenty of EU states already have a constitution in which this proposal would be de facto unconstitutional. The issue is what is the European Commission willing to do in order to gu…
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Comment #45353214
The online Stasi analogies are simplistic. This is (mostly) about Tech companies' money, namely: - Palantir Technologies - 'not-for-profit' Thorn > The Commission’s failure to iden…
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Comment #45314311
Not just governments, Europol as an European wide police. [0] Palantir is also likely one of the major lobbyists in pushing for Chat Control to the European Commision. [0] (warning…
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Comment #45277913
This dystopian direction of the European Commission coincided with a lot of interaction between Thorn, the European Commission, and Europol. [0][1][2] Thorn is coincidently is also…
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Comment #44431852
> Average user is not multilingual I don't know your reality but literally anywhere in the 744 million users in Europe if you consider the technology literate average of internet u…
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Comment #44426947
This could still definitely be a blog post but great and well summarized walkthrough, thanks a lot!
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Comment #44421770
> This week, I'll set up a Hugo blog with the Ed theme. Perhaps a first blog entry would be to show and tell how you setup the blog with Hugo+Ed on your domain in the first place. …
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Comment #44421032
Another financial point with impact on birth rates and demographics. It is now very difficult (I can count with my fingers) to find a <100k car that can have 3 child seats in a row…
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Comment #44420017
> At this point I don't even need to wear a CGM every day; I can tell my glucose level just by thinking of what I ate earlier. Would be interesting to create some form of model of …