Castro is long retired. They want to punish his family for leading Cuba out of the 1800s. It’s about colonizing Cuba and destroying the most socialist country in Latin America. Leftwing governments across the Americas are under attack, from Brazil, to Venezuela, to Bolivia.

Every time a major war breaks out, suddenly half the pages about that part of the world go down. I doubt Wikipedia policy will change on this.

They grow up so fast.

(You may be thinking about the sun cycles.)

The goal is likely to regulate prints via intellectual property laws and seeing all the prints is the purpose of this law. Then come fines and lawsuits over prints.

Basically they want to open the door for patent and copyright abuse in the 3D printing world while expanding the government surveillance network for themselves and large manufacturers.

Sad to see AI, but honestly that image made me laugh, because it seems to come straight from the mind of the author of this bill.

The statue was to commemorate the end of slavery, but Black people were living under Jim Crow and at least one Black leader even said that America hadn’t lived up to the statue’s promise.

So then it got transformed into a symbol of immigration - although the US literally created the Chinese exclusion act - and now ice is brutalizing people and nobody can pretend that it lives up to that ideal either.

He’s doing 12 years in Canada, and will then be sent to the US for his 33 year sentence (assuming the US still exists once the Canadians release him).

SK Hynix or Micron are paying better, which is why a strike was threatened. Also, Samsung workers were worried about varying pay rates between different product lines within the company. Those were the 2 reasons.

One thing that academic (not for profit) ai researchers understand is that computers cannot make management decisions, as a computer cannot take responsibility when things go wrong the way a person can. This is already an issue for traffic violations for “self driving” cars piloted by foreign labor overseas.

Compared with the median worker in Korea, sure. They’re getting 5-10 years salary.

Compared with peers in the same industry, they’re behind economically. But they’re ok with that, as AI is a bubble and this kind of money is only here for a couple years at most. Besides, the money-motivated can always get a job at another competitor down the line.

The US should’ve cut weapons to Israel just to get them in line. As long as they’re equipped they think that they have carte blanche. Only if the US begins managing them can we keep their violence in check. They’re our colony and we need to stop pretending otherwise.

We should’ve forced them to return their nukes (as they stole the manufacturing process and materials from us) and began more strictly looking at Israeli operations decades ago. They hold too much sway and have brought us into the worst quagmires of my lifetime. Treat them like a puppet state. Replace their leadership and manage them as empires are known to do. They’re the only state that actually deserves it.

Let global warming cook me slowly until I’m a nice golden brown.

Chinese debt is largely domestic, so the government can pay it when it’s convenient or choose not to pay it at all.

Thoughts and prayers. This whole scheme of economically dictating terms to other nations can only unravel further.

Hard to say, but less oil means higher prices. So Ukraine/Western Europe, and the USA have lowered global supply and spiked prices with their wars.

lol 😂 did Xi tell Putin to enter into the Ukrainian civil war? Was he behind his rise into Russian politics?

Better question: how will he treat him compared to Trump?

They produce 10% of the world’s oil and 24% of its natural gas. Literally one of the most important countries on earth, which the Europeans rely on. When a human starves themselves of food, they die. When Europe starves itself of energy, its economies begin to wither.

His is why digital ID is bad.

The game is rigged and the UK has decided it is an accomplice to crimes against humanity.

The Iron Dome helped some, but didn’t stop all of Iran’s missiles.