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subw00f
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Comment #49113959
Why does it matter? This is completely based on data produced by humans.
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Comment #48212061
Since sometime after the WW2 when most of Europe became US vassals.
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Comment #48197786
Funny, and here I was thinking that neoliberal authoritarianism, Cold War anti-communism, and neofascism were all ideologies. But I guess it's only ideology if the bad guy was prop…
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Comment #48197599
I'm well aware of the share of commodity exports that goes to China. I'm also well aware of the history of US intervention and its brutality in South America and what it did to kee…
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Comment #48197236
It's the same for the whole region, friend. Shut up and keep mining, harvesting, or raising these cows for the gringos, ain't no need to get clever about it.
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Comment #48197180
Or, you know, the Chilean US puppet Augusto Pinochet who killed, jailed, or exiled professors, intellectuals, students etc.
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Comment #48197048
Or if you look at the issue more closely https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_theory
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Comment #48142413
Why waste time say lot word, if few word do trick
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Comment #48075743
>It hasn't exactly demonstrated an ability to "deeply embed" itself into internet backbones the way the USA does I’m not sure how that’s even relevant to the point I was trying to …
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Comment #48061627
Such a naive take. Like the US government espionage is not deeply embedded in even the most basic infrastructure, let alone payment gateways. They probably spend millions on huge d…
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Comment #48061569
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Comment #47962459
You keep using words like “us” and “ourselves” but I don’t think you understand that you’re not in the same class as the people who lend the money or the people who lobby for how a…
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Comment #47893206
Oh yeah? Weird. I just went into Zhihu, read a few posts, commented on others. I guess the Chinese communist party will poison me anytime soon.
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Comment #47869189
Reminds me of Hyperion Tesla trees.
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Ask HN: What would be the impact of a LLM output injection attack?
I'm talking inference layer compromise, someone being able to inject commands that would eventually be executed by agents/tools on the other side. There is a massive amount of unsk…
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Comment #47840922
Check the title of this website.
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Comment #47840881
You think “morality” is what’s preventing the US or Russia to drop atomic bombs on their smaller targets?
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Comment #47836296
As opposed to the US, which just has companies and a thin veil of “government”.
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Comment #47784930
Hah, that's a good one. Though with the current vibe (pun intended), I think they would actually be ok "reviewing" it.
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Ask HN: Are your product managers sending PRs?
I'm a BE-heavy FS dev at a small startup of 25+ people, and lately I have been getting vibe-coded PRs from PMs with an actual expectation that they should go to production and that…
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Comment #47741739
The agricultural and industrial revolutions "weren't labor displacement", they were technological and social changes that happened unevenly and gradually in time and space and whic…
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Comment #47644397
Independent? You say independent, I say parasitic. Just like any ruling class of the Middle East, especially the UAE. They’re not independent, they’re very much dependent on the se…
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Comment #47630310
Wow, "perceived war crimes", what an interesting way of saying war crimes.
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Comment #47595251
Oh I wish I had the money to test your theory. And a garage too.
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Comment #47136455
Wow, so it's almost like the workers are a key piece in producing any value at all.