“The skilled craft segment of every economy is going to see a boom. You’ve going to have to be doubling and doubling and doubling every single year.”

Doubling every year? For how many years, Jensen? Enough for all these people to finish trade school and make a decades-long career? And how are the AI companies who already can’t see any way to make a profit going to fund this exponential growth in their costs?

He kicked all the remaining left wing out of the Labour Party at a time when left-wing policies were very popular with the members. He has overseen some pretty regressive social policy. He’s a liar and has no charisma. He put Peter Mandelson back in a powerful position though he was known to be a bad guy and an Epstein associate. He had taken Labour to the right, abandoning its base while offering nothing but more of the vaguely Thatchery stuff the UK has suffered from for decades. He committed the government to more austerity than even the Tories had dared to implement, at a time when poverty is a massive problem in the UK. He handed chunks of the NHS to Palantir. Conservatives don’t like him and left-wingers don’t like him and no one trusts him. He’s been so uninspiring that the electorate is sleepwalking towards fascism. Plus there’s the Israel thing and the crackdown on anyone who expresses sympathy with Palestinians. It’d be quicker to list what he has done right.

They also need to stop handing the UK and its people over to Palantir.

I expect it’s still such a tiny proportion compared to those using stock Android and iPhone that the dip in traffic won’t even register for most sites. It’s just an inconvenience for those of us who use privacy-focused phones for now, but it’s also one more brick in the wall being built globally to lock us out of online life.

For information about fingerprinting techniques there’s this site:

https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

It has been around for a few years so there are almost certainly other techniques it doesn’t mention.

Not any current generation of American conservatives. Today’s right wingers be just as likely to fight alongside the Nazis.

i2p is good. I also have my eye on Reticulum.

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If you’re Canadian, please sign this petition against Bill C-22:

https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-7416

Good stuff, but you seem have an editing mistake: most of the article is repeated after the conclusion.

No, it’s a full article.

But they saved themselves a whopping $10,000. It’s not like AMD has that kind of money to throw around.

How Trump has predicted Iran deal 37 times since March without one materialising

That was published a few days before his latest announcement.

In a pleasing kind of way.

When security footage at a local McDonald’s captured a man trying to get a young, unaccompanied girl to leave with him, Jacksonville Beach police relied on software that flagged Robert Dillon as a 93 per cent match for the suspect.

93% doesn’t even sound like a particularly good match. But I’m sure the cops don’t care whether they get the right person, as long as they get someone.

I like Vivaldi except for two things: it uses the same engine as Chrome so facilitates Google’s stranglehold on web standards, and it is closed-source. For functionality and design it’s one of the best, but those are important downsides.

They won’t care. They just want the privacy and rights activists silenced.

The article is worth reading. It describes what kind of credit scoring system does exist in China, and what is sensationalized Western propaganda.

Here’s the article they were distributing:

Misguided Brushes of a Pen Continue to Dismantle and Destroy Biomedical Research in the United States: We Can No Longer Afford Complacency and Fear. We Must All Act Now!

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Not thinking is an essential skill for surviving in the technofascist world they’re building for us.