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wordholes t1_jed6wd9 wrote
Oh my god they're using approximate data from a probabilistic model to train another even more approximate probabilistic model.
What level of generational loss is this??
rsta223 t1_jed6smg wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in China calls US debt trap accusation 'irresponsible' by BubsyFanboy
Oh? Have you seen any horse locusts lately?
krtshv t1_jed6bsz wrote
Reply to comment by kolodz in ‘Vulkan files’ leak reveals Putin’s global and domestic cyberwarfare tactics by pipsdontsqueak
What if you physically cut the lines?
ulmen24 t1_jed6awi wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Kabul’s only library for women closes due to Taliban threats and harassment by SinbadMarinarul
I don’t need to reference Trump whatsoever to shit on Biden. He defied the advice of his military personnel and got American service members and allies killed. And now millions of women are living in abject sex slavery all because…what…Biden “Had to go through” with it?
So you’re telling me if in his final days in office Trump signed a treaty with the UK. The treaty of “on may 1st all your women are now sex slaves”, that Biden would have said “ah well gee whiz. It isn’t great but we can’t go back on our word”?
CumGuzzlingBadger t1_jed69fv wrote
Reply to Dmitry Muratov: Nuclear warning from Russia's Nobel-winning journalist by TheRealBunkerJohn
I’ve done Bloodborne 100% 3 times, I beat Sekiro without knowing how to lightning parry, hell I beat Dark Souls 2 Scholar whilst accidentally joining the champions covenant.
I think I can parry a nuke, bring it.
StupidPockets t1_jed690o wrote
Reply to comment by neverbeenwrongb4 in China calls US debt trap accusation 'irresponsible' by BubsyFanboy
China has a group of peoples in their country that work as slaves to produce goods and work on farms. They also allow slavery within their trade agreements of their “belt and road” plans.
LibertyPrime333 t1_jed65sl wrote
Reply to Putin Recruiting 400,000 More Troops For Ukraine War, Says British Intelligence by BubsyFanboy
It's probably a security concern for Russia if they can't muster the ol classic ak-47 human wave formation, which means their military is made out of duct tape if they made the deal with aliens and string. You don't send zerglings one at a time, you mass them and send them all at once
neverbeenwrongb4 t1_jed61w1 wrote
Some of China's investment in Africa is quite exploitative, they operate plenty of dangerous mines where the workers get maimed and killed all the time.
But the 'debt trap' accusation just falls flat. The US and other Western countries make the same kinds of loans to African countries through the IMF, and they attach significantly more onerous strings than China's loans. Most humorously, while China makes loans that allow them to seize assets after a default (which is the "trap" being alleged), the IMF makes loans that require these countries to sell off their national assets as a prior condition of receiving the loan at all.
[deleted] t1_jed619d wrote
Reply to comment by creativename87639 in Canberra Airport shooter sentenced to three years in jail by niubidel
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DGIce t1_jed6154 wrote
Reply to comment by zusykses in China calls US debt trap accusation 'irresponsible' by BubsyFanboy
China has already seized ports in countries that obviously wouldn't be able to pay. It's not some wild accusation, it's already happening.
BigHandLittleSlap t1_jed611o wrote
Reply to Huge Microsoft exploit allowed users to manipulate Bing search results and access Outlook email accounts by hillai
Cross-posting my comment on this in the /r/programming thread about the vulnerability: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/126dwym/azure_active_directory_misconfiguration_exploited/jed00xe/
TL;DR: Microsoft disables audit logging by design precisely when it is the most needed (multi-tenant Enterprise Apps).
HerbaciousTea t1_jed5whe wrote
Reply to comment by RushingTech in Russian secret service seizes Wall Street Journal journalist who wrote about Wagner Group by 9lobaldude
This person was a russia correspondent for the WSJ for years, and lives in Russia to do that work.
This was not some spy sent to infiltrate Russian military facilities.
This was a journalist writing news the exact same way they have been for the better part of a decade.
The idea that the arrest of a journalist for doing journalism is the fault of the journalist and not the authoritarian dictatorship is absurd.
[deleted] t1_jed5v5i wrote
Reply to comment by ulmen24 in Kabul’s only library for women closes due to Taliban threats and harassment by SinbadMarinarul
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Jumbledcode t1_jed5sra wrote
Reply to comment by Pranjna in UK joins Asia-Pacific CPTPP trade bloc that includes Japan and Australia by misana123
It's payback for Australia joining Eurovision.
[deleted] t1_jed5plh wrote
Reply to comment by I_Bin_Painting in Four bankers who helped Putin’s friend set up Swiss bank account convicted by BezugssystemCH1903
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GhostFish t1_jed5ojd wrote
Reply to comment by herpderption in Antarctic ocean currents heading for collapse by mvanigan
The only worry during the nuclear onslaught is that you might not be close enough to the blasts.
krtshv t1_jed5lx5 wrote
Reply to comment by QubitQuanta in 'We've made it clear that Russia is a friend': Pandor doubles down on SA's Ukraine stance. by tandemuis365
Population means nothing. This isn't a popularity war.
It's about who has the strongest economies.. And that's the west.
drfoxxx t1_jed5g4x wrote
Reply to S. Korea to allow online permit-free entry for tourists from 22 nations to spur spending by Kingofearth23
Bit of a piss take.
We just had to cancel our first class flights, penthouse rooftop hotel booking and week of shopping planned, after my wife visa was denied for no reason given, or questions asked.
We're the people they want, we would have spent 100k USD easily. But are utterly unfriendly and non communicative to deal with to get the KETA.
Literally denied last night. Only method of contact is email with 72 hour response times. Waste of fucking time, I'll go somewhere else.
neverbeenwrongb4 t1_jed5f2d wrote
Reply to comment by StupidPockets in China calls US debt trap accusation 'irresponsible' by BubsyFanboy
The fuck are you talking about?
Orqee t1_jed5cb0 wrote
Reply to comment by AdditionalFun3 in Olympic head slams 'deplorable' government views on Russia by Murky_Interview3502
Like China did with Vietnam, Nepal, Korea,…. Like Russia did with well most of the east Europe, Finland , Afghanistan, Lybia…..
Redqueenhypo t1_jed58vf wrote
Reply to comment by AnotherLightInTheSky in Russian secret service seizes Wall Street Journal journalist who wrote about Wagner Group by 9lobaldude
There are bears in Russia addicted to huffing jet fuel, clearly his cousins
OneForAllOfHumanity t1_jed4zxw wrote
Reply to comment by GodlordHerus in Olympic head slams 'deplorable' government views on Russia by Murky_Interview3502
There needs to be a threshold for conflict to cause a ban. Border skirmishes and internal strife are not the same as mobilizing hundreds of thousands of combatants and invading a country, bombing civilians and kidnapping children. There are valid reason for armed conflict, sometimes it's the government that's doing what it has to do, sometimes it's the rebels that are fighting an oppressive government.
I'm pretty sure that at a minimum, if your leader has been charged with war crimes, you're over that threshold...
(And yes, GW should have been charged too)
AnotherLightInTheSky t1_jed4rww wrote
Reply to comment by Redqueenhypo in Russian secret service seizes Wall Street Journal journalist who wrote about Wagner Group by 9lobaldude
I've never heard of a bear getting choked to unconsciousness and pooping itself
[deleted] t1_jed6wqc wrote
Reply to Olympic head slams 'deplorable' government views on Russia by Murky_Interview3502
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