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"On Friday, agents dispersed tear gas in the middle of a busy city street. Chicagoans were hit with chemical agents while walking their children home from school. A couple ran from tear gas with a 2-year-old child in their care," Johnson told reporters Monday.

Because money buys power, and a few people with too much power usually ends baldy. Especially when they're unelected.

Who, or what, are you replying to? He is American, it's a blog, and Musk is not really the point..

Also, as a sidenote, why do we keep measuring defence strength on money spent? It's the results that count.

can you query the local rqlite, or do you always have to go to the leader?

I've been looking for a reason to use rqlite, but so far sqlite + litestream have been safe enough (some dataloss acceptable in extreme cases)

My understanding is that rqlite gives you "stored in more than place" guarantees, which is nice if you need it. Much slower than a 1 node db though.

think the key is actually long, it's just a bunch of 0s first.. 0000..4

I think it's more like seeing RED - RED - RED - RED - RED and concluding the roulette is broken

> don't you still want that 5 to 15 percent of time back?

Guess it depends on the downsides.

Also, it's not like the time spent with an llm is zero, so maybe you save 2-7 % (depends on the task, of course)

i use joker.com and gigahost.no for .no

Autoban? I thought they have whitelists of accounts it leaves alone, for this exact reason.

It's possible, of course, but taking anything Meta says at face value is very naive IMO. It's just as possible that they let it be banned and then measured the response, to determine if they continue the ban

"He's admittedly a poor writer, and probably wouldn't have published anything.."

Maybe that would have been a totally acceptable outcome?

Oh no, I just bought the older version ..

> .. new Apple TV 4K, supercharged by Siri AI

> With built-in far-field microphones, Apple TV 4K also lets users talk to Siri completely hands-free

Oh, okay, never mind

I wonder what will happen to all the very personal and sensitive data they (probably) have on users?