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VWWHFSfQ

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    > given the leeway the government gave that predatory website. They are only blocking it because the French gambling mafia/authority is not getting their cut. They do not care in a…

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    Comment #48976690

    Sometimes countries can formulate energy policies that accomplish two goals at once. They can keep taxes on refined petroleum products low in order to not destroy the present econo…

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    Comment #48976313

    Well the US could just pump their wells and outproduce the entire rest of the world in crude oil and refined products like gasoline if it wanted to. Or if it was forced to.

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    Comment #48891074

    It's a bad metric, but also Zig didn't migrate all of their issues from GitHub. Run the same count on GitHub and you'll see the full picture

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    Comment #48822243

    > There is a reason why ASML's next-generation research photolithography machine is currently being installed and developed in upstate New York, and not somewhere in the Netherland…

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    Comment #48817034

    > At 1 million euros per head. Over 5 years...

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    Comment #48816983

    > Europe is in its own set of problems and it is not in the same situation that US used to be after WW2 (only major economy not affected by bombing). Both Japan and South Korea wer…

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    Comment #48780221

    >> Further validating our finding of targeting, our forensic analysis shows Kouloglou received multiple Apple threat notifications about targeting with mercenary spyware on three o…

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    Comment #48731047

    Europe will never have digital sovereignty from the US. It will take 100 years and an extremely expensive, government-mandated reimplementation of every critical US tech service an…

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    Ask HN: Is "fast, cheap, correct – pick two" still true in software development?

    It seems as llm coding agents become more and more sophisticated and capable, that adage may not be true anymore. It seems increasingly likely that you can have all three.

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    Comment #47279564

    > before handing the tasks over to the AI agent to continue the recklessness with even more abandon Which is a funny outcome of this because apparently the AI agent (Claude) tried …

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    Comment #47268027

    > prides itself both on its end-to-end encryption Their end-to-end encryption is pointless because the vast majority of any recipients will just leak the plaintext emails via their…

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    Comment #47251451

    > China is incredibly nice to live in I'm sure it's a very nice place to live if you're content to just stay quiet in society and never put a political sign in your yard or even ju…

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    Comment #47245681

    www was built in Europe but the Internet itself was built in USA! :D

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    Comment #47231882

    Ofcom and Clearcast are tasked with enforcing the UK Broadcast Advertising Code (BCAP Code). Which came about from the Communications Act of 2003. It is 100% government mandated ce…

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    Comment #47231542

    Broad censorship has largely become normalized in the UK and EU. It's happening fast and it's terrifying.

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    Ask HN: Why is Claude Code so much larger than Codex on Mac OS?

    > ==> Fetching downloads for: claude-code and codex > Cask codex (0.105.0) > Verified 33.4MB/ 33.4MB > Cask claude-code (2.1.59) > Verified 187.1MB/187.1MB Codex is already humongo…

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    > The person intentionally didn't put in much effort. And it's incredible that they got a somewhat working wifi driver given just how little effort they put in. I have no doubt tha…