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That might be an empty set if we are talking about countries who were able to meaningfully oppose Israel. And for countries that condemn Israel once in a while but keep sending weapons and trading with them? Well…
no 1 and 2 are strings 3 is an integer m’kay?
1+2=12
12+3=15
seems legit
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Europe@feddit.org•Train travel in Europe on track for an upgradeEnglish
2·4 days agoBetter connection across non-major countries would be quite useful. Last time I was there it was still more plausible to pass to Slovenia from Italy via bus.
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Linux@programming.dev•Fedora AI Desktop Initiative Blocked After Council Vote Reversal
7·5 days agoThis is the correct way to do AI, use it when possible locally, without gate keeping its secrets and without violating user’s privacy. If AI is here to stay, I would much rather have alternatives like this than couple tech oligarchs dominating the whole field.
Does the touch screen work without problems? did you follow some sort of tutorial or was it as straightforward as installing linux on a compatible device. Also what is the base linux you used?
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United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Palestine Action Activists to Be Sentenced As Terrorists in Move Kept Secret From Jury and PublicEnglish
1·7 days agohahah more or less yeah. Feels like everything is shaped around how much something terrorises shareholders.
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Programming@programming.dev•Mass npm Supply Chain Attack Hits TanStack, Mistral AI, and 170+ Packages
2·8 days agoand then other packages like mistral were affected because they depend on tanstack so those were direct credential hijacks?
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Programming@programming.dev•Mass npm Supply Chain Attack Hits TanStack, Mistral AI, and 170+ Packages
3·8 days agoSo how does this actually work? Lets say there is a package called A version 2.2.1. Other creates a fake package A 2.2.2 with malicous script and publishes it in npm. My question is why would anyone install this if it is not coming from the original package’s publisher? Would an automated updater even use these packages for an update if it is not coming from the same publisher? My second question is did this attacker use hundereds of different accounts to publish these hundereds of packages? If not isn’t it suspicious that a single account published so many packages all at once?
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Privacy@programming.dev•NHS to grant Palantir contractors ‘unlimited access’ to patient data
3·9 days agoWho doesn’t clearly need what? On another note, I think the people who generally need to GTFO of discussions are the ones lacking discussion skills.
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•The Cock-of-the-rock is one of the most difficult Brazilian birds to find in the world.English
112·9 days agoI am well aware of that particular shadow. However this magnificent birb is filled with forms of shade like that see:

You can’t actually reliably outrule the possibility that what you have drawn is just a shade and this birb’s beak is actually tiny. Ofcourse I have googled the birb and have seen that infact what you have drawn is the most likely the beak, but that is another issue.
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Privacy@programming.dev•NHS to grant Palantir contractors ‘unlimited access’ to patient data
9·9 days ago"That means that Palantir software can only be used to process data precisely in line with the instruction of the customer. Using the data for anything else would not only be illegal but technically impossible due to granular access controls overseen by the NHS.”
I mean after you have analysed the data and gotten all the knowledge you need to get out of it, who the hell cares who owns the data. This only means you can’t sell the data to other parties but you can still consult other governments, private health insurance companies etc for shit tons of money. I imagine most organizations would prefer the refined knowledge anyway since getting the data means they still need to process it somehow. Not to mention increasing chances of data leakage as you give more people unrestricted access to the data.
Why can’t Palantir design the system and test it on some mock dataset or a portion of the dataset after which an engineer actually working for NHS tests the system on the whole data in an isolated environment that does not feed the data back to anywhere else. I thought their only role was organizational. Why do they need unrestricted access to the whole dataset so badly?
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The Shitpost Office@lemmy.dbzer0.com•This potato math ain't adding up
4·10 days ago“that is enough sustenance for you slave”
wow for $400 you can buy 4-5 really good knives, the kind that will easily cut your hand if you are not careful when cleaning it.
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Science@lemmy.ml•Physicists Simulated a Quantum Process That Could End The Universe
2·13 days ago“In a 2005 paper published in Nature, as part of their investigation into global catastrophic risks, MIT physicist Max Tegmark and Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom calculate the natural risks of the destruction of the Earth at less than 1/109 per year from all natural (i.e. non-anthropogenic) events, including a transition to a lower vacuum state. They argue that due to observer selection effects, we might underestimate the chances of being destroyed by vacuum decay because any information about this event would reach us only at the instant when we too were destroyed.”
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•The jokes generate themselves.
27·14 days ago“The butt is an obsolete English measure of liquid volume equalling two hogsheads”
that puts things in context
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World News@quokk.au•Alberta separatist group says it has enough signatures to trigger referendum on leaving Canada
2·15 days agoHey look, it’s one of those American owned major Alberta papers.
Sure however it is not very sound logic that an American owned media outlet trying to stoke separatist movement warns Canada against foreign influence on separatist movements. I do genuinely believe that American owned Canadian news outlets are there to spread propaganda. But a more nuanced understanding of this is that the form of propaganda changes according to context. Around the time this news was released (2019), US’s main motivation probably wasn’t to stoke separatism in Canada but probably to fight it since US interests and Canadian interests aligned at the time. So they benefited more in fighting against Russian supported separatism. Now under Trump they have changed their foreign policies regarding this and have the same angle as Russia. I am not intent on proving that US is not a major player in stoking world-wide right wing extremism, my point is that they are currently partners with Russia on this.
I can give you tens of more references regarding.
https://disinfowatch.org/disinfo/putins-neo-fascist-philosopher-targets-canada-and-national-unity/
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11361841/
and you can repeat “meh don’t like this reference, it is west propaganda” until infinity.
However, 1- Your fervour in discrediting any Russian influence on Canadian politics, to the level of being aggressive and insulting, 2- Just discrediting references that don’t align with your world view without providing any as counter proof or trying to understand nuances, 3-following the usual rhetoric of “it is US backed propaganda against Russia” and 4-Getting offended by me calling Putin the same turd that is Trump makes me think you are an ml alt account. If not consider joining.




seems like all the effort goes to masking the raw fish/salt water taste with various forms of sauce