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To add: same happened in russia around 2018 on a couple of subway stations in St.-Pete and in moscow at first the result? faster tracking and arrests of people for checks who were …

yep, they have a hard time grasping the fact that its been the same for the past 40-60 years the only exception now is not the corrupt administration, but the one being the most in…

Isn't an insult really, just an argument about terms. "Code was never the hard part" in my opinion is more about the actual writing and making it compile and fit together. The hard…

again, nothing new and/or interesting what matters here is amount of electricity and compute spent, how exactly they define agents and their reward systems etc etc give someone the…

...in the US

a great article, one can somewhat expect this given the history of research in major psychological phenomena: Stockholm syndrome, prison experiment, etc etc as for the arrogant peo…

why indeed one must wonder? any ideas?

very well, its great tp have something else threatening the nation state lets just hope some day there will be enough threats for nations to crumble

> any serious person in government sadly there is none, US or otherwise over the whole situation since the original post: I've read up a bit and even though the situation happened,…

i wonder if they even bothered to roleplay this incident or the PR team just made it up

god I hate infinite scrolling so much you can't jump to the specific place on the website, you can't remember where something has been to have a map in mind, you can't go to "about…

*according to techbros god i hate this so much

there was a certain approach tried back in 1917 in Russia isn't without its issues of course, but you know, desperate times call for desperate measures

yeah, and somebody mounting i.e. some sort of audio/video equipment might make a mistake of putting flammable wire through firewall, while a software engineer in a different field …

democracy is deliberate decision-making, not selection of something to force down based on popularity

apologies, not putting it directly at you I've always thought americans had an amendment specifically for situations when voting does not work I think it's a great illustration of …

90% killrate might be a little bit of a stretch, but the problem is real, although not for all locations and not for all types of vehicles -- small civilian SUVs and various humvee…

on foot (not 20km, usually its something like 3-5km AFAIK, 20km is the width of both sides strongpoints + no-mans-land between), or on some fast and agile one-way craft: motorcycle…

what a surprise! who would have thought, right?

meh, first the battle royales destroyed gaming, now they will destroy llms and possibly us too god i hate competitive people so much

yeah yeah and human brains are just cells firing ions with small electric charge very witty and very cynical, thank you

what kind of content he's consuming? like other "entrepreneurs" its most likely self-affirming bullshit, cranked up to religious levels (cue any modern ayn rand equivalent)

not really, the problem here is not that the government is involved per se, but that there is practically no involvment at all as the government is directly controlled by a clique …

I can't really even be smug about the framing anymore, this is like a developer deflecting blame for a bug by saying "oh I don't know, it was cursor/claude"

gee I wonder what other economic system was known for its apartment-building programs >western society slowly collapses good riddance