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Solumbran

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  • Yes, and...

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  • The question is more "considering the state of the world and the reality of computer programming job, should I consider becoming programmer" and the answer is no.

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    An open source email productivity app that integrates into your Gmail-NeatMail!

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  • How do you expect mail privacy while using gmail?

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    Firefox’s AI Kill Switch is a Trap: How Mozilla Made AI Your Problem

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  • This is absurd.

    This is like saying that if nazi propaganda becomes the main selling point of web browsers, then firefox should add it just to stay relevant.

    The advantage of firefox is (was) that it takes a stance instead of blindly following market trends. Following AI, no matter how immoral and damaging it is, just to avoid a hypothetical loss, is absolute bullshit.

    They are doing it because they lost the will to take a stance, and this is what is killing them. Straying away from the opensouce, privacy centric stance is costing them their user base, and people who weren't wanting such a stance are not going to move away from their usual browser with AI and whatever.

    It's exactly the thing that leftist parties do when they try to appeal to the nazis, they just get buried in their own stupidity.

    Why do you think firefox-based browsers are getting more and more popular? It's because they bring back firefox where it should be, because no one with enough brain to want to use firefox, wants a firefox with data collection and AI slop.

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    What will be the future of captcha as Vision AIs evolves? How to balance ease of use/accessibility and hard to solve captchas?

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  • Unless it becomes very illegal to make hostile bots (which will never happen), the internet will be something only accessible through IDs and biometrics.

    Hell, if you will.

  • Pour le patron de Mistral, "le vrai risque de l'intelligence artificielle est l'influence sur la manière dont les gens pensent"

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  • Tu as raison, mais je préfère de loin une information influencée en faveur de la tolérance qu'en faveur des nazis. Mais oui, dans l'idéal une information fiable est toujours mieux qu'une information fausse.

  • Pour le patron de Mistral, "le vrai risque de l'intelligence artificielle est l'influence sur la manière dont les gens pensent"

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  • Ça, et détruire la fiabilité de tout ce que ça touche, et détruire l'art à une échelle mondiale, et augmenter exponentiellement l'efficacité des arnaques, et donner des outils dangereux à des gens qui jusqu'à présent n'avaient pas la capacité de causer de vrai risque, et compliquer énormément le travail des enseignants et chercheurs (c'est pas comme si y'avait déjà des budgets trop bas), de directement influencer l'information en faveur des nazis, de détruire encore plus rapidement la planète...

    Nan, tout ça c'est rien je suppose

  • Danish PM calls snap election amid Greenland momentum

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  • Ah yes, the totally-leftist-not-fascist-at-all politician that tries to take advantage of a situation to gain more power, nothing to worry about.

    It's not like some of her policies are literally compared to nazi germany on her wikipedia page, huh /s

  • France's struggling winemakers to get €40 million in aid, announces EU farming chief

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  • Ah yes, because cannabis is evil, but let's fund the drug that's one of the biggest avoidable sources of death.

    Funding education or research? Naah, but alcohol, of course, because we don't want science, we want alcoholics.

  • Can a reasonable person genuinely believe in ghosts?

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  • Reason on its own doesn't bring enough to the table. Without critical thinking (and even with it) reason can lead to any conclusion.

    If the data you reason on is flawed (and it is for everyone) then you'll end up with wrong conclusions no matter how reasonable you are.

  • Did I discover a fake conspiracy theory?

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  • Dude.

    It's a story that basically says "nowadays women accuse you of rape for no reason so you should never help them"

    The ones who wrote, believed and relayed this story are just sexual assaulters, nice guys and incels. Of course it's fake.

  • Polish president proposes law jailing officials who question his powers

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  • Talk about a bad faith argument comment

  • Tips on dissecting vibe code

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    1. Ask what was the purpose of the code
    2. Delete all the slop crap
    3. Make the code from scratch

  • Polish president proposes law jailing officials who question his powers

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  • Abortion is still banned in most cases, just not fully illegal.

    Religion and fascism go together, as the other quotes about islamophobia showed.

    A rural population is fine, the quote that you conveniently truncated was about this major rural population being conservative which in other words means fascist.

    If you are fine with racism, discrimination and torture of minorities as part of a "democracy" then I guess our disagreement comes from a very different definition of what democracies and fascism are.

  • Polish president proposes law jailing officials who question his powers

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  • Well did you see my list? And are there any consequences, is Poland forced to change by Europe or threatened to be kicked out? No, because no one cares. As I said, Turkiye is unable to join the EU because of things that are basically the same as Poland, but one is told that they need to improve, the other is not.

  • Polish president proposes law jailing officials who question his powers

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  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_Poland

    Together with the figure of the "Polish Mother", abortion restrictions are used to encourage women to have many children. This ideology reinforces the view that women's place is in the home

    From 2024, Poland also provides mandatory firearms training for pupils in primary and secondary schools

    Poland is one of the most religious countries in Europe

    Poland also has a significant rural population: about 40%, which is deeply conservative

    According to ILGA-Europe's 2025 report, the status of LGBTQ rights in Poland is among the worst of the European Union countries

    No current protections for health services and hate crimes exist

    conservative president Andrzej Duda, who previously described the LGBT movement as "a foreign ideology" and comparing it to indoctrination in the Soviet Union

    Poland has not implemented the contracting or recognition of same-sex unions, although it is obliged to do so by judgments of the European Court of Human Rights

    In August 2020, the Polish Episcopal Conference released a document which recommended the creation of counseling centres "to help people who want to regain their sexual health and natural sexual orientation". It insists that the scientific consensus that conversion therapy is ineffective and potentially harmful to be "political correctness"

    An Ipsos survey in October 2019 found that a majority of Polish men under 40 believe that "the LGBT movement and gender ideology" is the "biggest threat facing them in the 21st century"

    According to a 2011 poll, 47% of Poles stated that "too many Muslims live in Poland"

    Since the Muslim community in Poland is small (0.1% of the population) the situation has been described as "Islamophobia without Muslims".

    On public television, guests have spoken of Muslims as "uncivilized" and a threat to "European and Christian values" and have described them as "violent": as "Jihadists", "terrorists", and "rapists".

    Do you want more? There's plenty.

    If Poland tried to join the EU right now it would never succeed.

    The downvotes are just proving my point, for some reason people give a free pass to Poland but it's not very different from, for example, Turkiye, even though the latter is not managing to join the EU.

  • Polish president proposes law jailing officials who question his powers

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  • "President"

    I mean, Poland has been clearly fascist for a pretty long time now, openly attacking minorities, but no one gives a shit because they are part of the EU so they are fine.

  • ‘We’ve been paying for happy endings for Andrew for years’: the inside story of a royal disgrace, by his biographer

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  • Royalty is always a disgrace

  • France bans US ambassador [Charles Kushner] from meeting French ministers

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  • Reminder for those not up to date: the guy who got himself killed that the article mentions was basically a nazi terrorist who tried to, as a group, hunt down and attack antifascists, and got killed in the process.

    Now the weird part is that France would ban him, considering that the French government currently loves nazis, but I guess the ones who made the decision were less stupid than macron and his circus.

  • Ladybird adopts Rust, with help from AI

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  • It keeps on coming back and ladybird supporters keep on trying to tone it down because they don't want the project to die. But yeah, the guy seems like a big piece of shit.

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