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  • Hang in there, hopefully some treatments start showing up.

  • I think the reason they're making noise is cause they want to make a case to ban Chinese models entirely. Right now they have a problem that Chinese models are open and anybody can download and run their own version. That directly undermines the whole business model of providing them as a service. I bet they're going to try and argue that since DeepSeek and other Chinese companies stole their IP, these models are now illegal and can't be used in the US.

  • It's entirely possible that there's going to be a mass uprising against US backed regimes in the region. Any regime that openly allies with Israel isn't going to last long.

  • Target the depots and destroy them with artillery.

    When you definitely understand how artillery works. 🤣

  • 🤣

  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    Cost of the Iran War — Live Ticker

    iran-cost-ticker.com
  • Again, not clear how the US plans to neutralize long range missile capability of Iran.

    Iran has firm support from Russia and China with supply lines running through friendly territory. Russia alone outproduces all of NATO militarily right now by a factor of three. Iran itself has a large industrial base, and can outproduce the US in things like missile production. It's obvious that the logistics for the US are far worse than they are for Iran here. I also don't really see Iran lacking in friends at all. It's pretty clear they're getting a lot of economic and military support from both Russia and China.

    Also, this might be a surprise for you, but Iran can choose which ships they allow to sail through the strait of Hormuz the same way Yemen allowed Chinese and Russian ships to sail through Suez.

    The Iranian military will be able to produce missiles long after the US military loses its capacity to do so because China isn't blocking rare earths supplies from Iran like they are form the US. The Americans have no meaningful capacity to produce critical inputs themselves.

    NATO spent a huge chunk of their existing stock piles in Ukraine over past four years, and their production capacity is laughably low. Once the US runs through its missile supplies in the next few weeks, it's not clear what options they have at that point.

    Meanwhile, if you think that the US is going to break up political face of Iran by bombing then you're absolutely delusional. There's been no single conflict in history where this actually happened, and Iran will certainly not going to be the first here.

    You quite literally have no clue regarding the subject you're opining on here.

  • Science @lemmy.ml

    New research ties COVID-19 to a recent increase in heart failure deaths

    www.keranews.org /health-wellness/2026-03-02/new-research-ties-covid-19-to-a-recent-increase-in-heart-failure-deaths
  • reverse engineering this stuff is pretty challenging unfortunately

  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    The Supply Side: How OpenAI Built a Pipeline from Silicon Valley to the Surveillance State

    matt728243.substack.com /p/the-supply-side-how-openai-built
  • How would that happen exactly? Look at Ukraine, Russia's been bombing it for four years now, and Iran is three times the size. There's no realistic scenario where Iran can be defeated in a quick war here.

  • For most use cases though, you don't really have much of a benefit of running Linux over Android on a phone though. There's enough Linux compatibility on Android already to make it work seamlessly with your Linux devices. In my opinion, as long as the stack is open source and well supported, it doesn't really matter whether it's Android or Linux based.

  • Where are they going to purchase them from though is the question. The US was barely able to produce any, and that was before China cut off rare earths supply.

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    Based if true

  • It would've been a cool world if we got Linux that could work seamlessly between desktop and mobile. Imagine if you had architecture where apps were built as services with an API, and then you could connect either desktop or mobile UI to them. Heck, at that point you could even make custom UIs across apps, or pipe them together the way you do with shell scripts. And then you could also have a device like a phone which has all your apps and data, and you could plug it into a dock with more memory, GPU, etc. So, you wouldn't have to juggle a bunch of devices and sync data between them.

  • The government represents the class that holds power in society, and that's been capital owning class both in the 30s and today. There's been no fundamental change in how the system functions.

  • World News @lemmy.ml

    Qatar’s stocks of Patriot interceptor missiles will last four days at the current rate of use, according to an internal analysis seen by Bloomberg News.

    financialpost.com /pmn/business-pmn/uae-and-qatar-urge-allies-to-help-trump-find-off-ramp-on-iran
  • Is it oversampling or just the fact there are a lot of users from China?

  • You can install Google app store in a container, and all the apps I've used work fine on it out of the box. It absolutely works fine as a daily driver.

  • I'd argue that Graphene is a better thing since it's based on an OS that's been designed for mobile from the ground up. I expect it's going to be a while before Linux UX on mobile catches up to desktop, but Graphene works great already.

  • I just got a Pixel 9 last week and put GrapheneOS on it. Couldn't be happier with it so far. The install was completely painless using web installer. All my apps worked out of the box. Google Store works fine in the sandbox. UX is good, and you don't have any of the crap Google normally loads like all the adaptive services, and all the other junk that runs in the background.

  • Again, you should read the history of the US because mass strikes and militant labour organization was precisely how workers wrestled concessions from the ruling class in the past. The idea that most countries don't have a way to shut down their government is also nonsense. That's just a strike carried out by government workers. Any country can do that.

    Meanwhile, the type of a government shutdown you're talking about can only be carried out by the politicians and it's entirely out of the hands of the workers.

  • I expect it will go as long as Iran decides it needs to go. They control the escalation here.

  • World News @lemmy.ml

    ‘It sounded relentless’: American in Bahrain describes days of drone and missile attacks

    www.defenseone.com /threats/2026/03/it-sounded-relentless-american-bahrain-describes-days-drone-and-missile-attacks/411794/
  • General Programming Discussion @lemmy.ml

    Use the Mikado Method to do safe changes in a complex codebase - Change Messy Software Without Breaking It

    understandlegacycode.com /blog/a-process-to-do-safe-changes-in-a-complex-codebase/
  • Science @lemmy.ml

    This plastic is made from milk and it vanishes in 13 weeks

    www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2026/02/260227071922.htm
  • Science @lemmy.ml

    First-ever in-utero stem cell therapy for fetal spina bifida repair is safe, study finds

    health.ucdavis.edu /news/headlines/first-ever-in-utero-stem-cell-therapy-for-fetal-spina-bifida-repair-is-safe-study-finds/2026/02
  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    What's preventing a General Strike in the United States?

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    Bringing Democracy

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Canada urges diplomatic solution in Iran, won't say if it views strikes as illegal

    halifax.citynews.ca /2026/03/02/anand-wont-say-if-canada-views-strikes-on-iran-as-legal/
  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    Messages from Epstein's archive, in which Trump is discussed, contain suggestions that if he is "driven into a corner like a rat", Donald will start a global conflict by bombing Iran. (2018)

  • World News @lemmy.ml

    European gas prices jump by as much as 45% as Qatar stops LNG production

    www.euronews.com /business/2026/03/02/european-gas-prices-jump-by-as-much-as-45-as-qatar-stops-lng-production
  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    U.S. science agency moves to restrict foreign scientists from its labs

    www.science.org /content/article/nist-moves-restrict-foreign-scientists-its-labs
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    US aircraft leave Spain after government says bases cannot be used for Iran attacks

    english.alarabiya.net /News/world/2026/03/02/us-aircraft-leave-spain-after-government-says-bases-cannot-be-used-for-iran-attacks-
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    US jets shot down over Kuwait in 'apparent friendly fire incident', officials say

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/c5y4v8gndz1o
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    Col. Daniel Davis: U.S. Miscalculation - War Not Going as Planned

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Canada ‘abandoning’ international law with support for U.S. strikes on Iran, say former diplomats

    www.hilltimes.com /story/2026/03/01/canada-abandoning-international-law-with-support-for-u-s-strikes-on-iran-say-former-diplomats/493814/
  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    Americans right now