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Comment #49222657
Is that good or bad? That's a genuine question here.
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Comment #49222650
Well, some websites claimed China is behind it, which could make sense (I would not know either way). At the same time, though, I kind of doubt your carte blanche here for all thos…
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Comment #49222635
AI skynet is winning. It is stealing time from humans, thus forcing down their activity, as can be seen here. A headline would be great if those AI companies would close down. I ho…
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Comment #49219630
Packages were handled way before 2025 already, so it is strange that you insinuate they'd all only burn out within a year, and before that it was all cake and tea. NixOS is dying, …
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Comment #49219621
> the Nixpkgs core team disbanding does not mean Nixpkgs or Nix is dying. Nice attempt to try to rescue here, but everyone sees that NixOS is dying. When a group of, say, ten peopl…
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Comment #49219617
Let's not sugarcoat it too much: NixOS is dying. Also, we see censorship running supreme again: "This post was flagged by the community and is temporarily hidden" People need to st…
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Comment #49216080
This seems to make Larry more harmless. A lawnmower does not think. Larry thinks, so it seems to white-wash Larry here. It's more like that movie with Stephen King where the cars a…
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Comment #49216058
Makes sense, but they take an anti-AI stand, which I find good no matter for which reason they do that.
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Comment #49216052
Not long ago it seemed as if AI Skynet is winning the war. Now slowly, the Empire strikes back - not just Oracle, but more and more resist the tyranny of AI skynet slop. I am upset…
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Comment #49208720
It's even more hilarious than that because all nuclear energy is heavily subsidized by taxpayers already. People such as Doug just lie strategically. No surprise in that current go…
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Comment #49208709
Now people understand why Merz is so obedient to Trump: USA always pays Germany handsomely. Canadians understood Trump being a problem. German taxpayers also understand this. It is…
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Comment #49208310
It is more money for the courts. Not really restitution to society. Will Facebook change its policies? No.
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Comment #49208303
No, the fine is still small and thus irrelevant. It is just the courts milking money here. IF they want to fix the behaviour of mega-corporation, there must be mandatory jail sente…
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Comment #49208293
Those fines do not really work. You need mandatory jail sentence for the CEO etc...
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Comment #49207013
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Comment #49204252
Sounds like an ad. "Eat this gum, it is so healthy."
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Comment #49204244
You mean inside of a sun or so? Current life depends heavily not only on RNA/DNA, but also water. I can not see how it is possible to have an information system (such as RNA/DNA) w…
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Comment #49204190
The Sun impresses me. So much energy to dish out, so little of that is taken by planet Earth yet it helped yield and maintain life. Now what will happen when that energy is taken a…
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Comment #49201932
It's true, Microsoft made github worse, but the more recent issues seem to have to do a lot more with Microsoft selling its soul to AI. Microsoft really appears to have gotten dumb…
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Comment #49201903
Ever since Microsoft took over, and then when AI Skynet took control, things started to decay. AI companies owe all of use a lot of money. By the way, why do I have to pay for incr…
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Comment #49198925
Canada wins either way. You can notice this on reddit discussions too - they are absolutely upset about the orange king. And that motivates Canadians to do better than Americans no…
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Comment #49198899
> "Japan is built to work for everyone," says Josh Grisdale Well - the article does not talk about the more recent hostility to gaijin in Japan. Example (article) from a year ago: …
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Comment #49195961
Trump is indeed effective at pillaging. The interesting thing is that Yuri explained and predicted (!) this in the 1980s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yErKTVdETpw
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Comment #49195940
Ever since Google became an adCompany, it rarely innovated anymore.
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Comment #49195930
Evil reshuffles.