False equivalency comes often as response in these "AI" topics. This is good example of lazy mind, cognitive surrender.

False is an allegation you failed to prove. You are the laziest here.

Reminds me eurosky.social they have on page:

"For Europe, this is our chance to build competitive alternatives to Big Tech. But we need European-hosted infrastructure to make that possibility a reality."

Page is hosted in USA.

I won't understand why people do that when Hetzner is so effective.

> athletic men

Surprisingly, many of them are fat.

Impressive. Few months old accounts are telling what can be posted.

1. The are not going to investigate it. Totally legit right?

2. This regime likes to post deepfakes (even president himself).

Why do you have urge to defend these pedophiles?

They're 100% going to investigate, and intimidate, the Red-coat lady in the background, and the dead guy on the ground so that they have political fodder / some kind of character-assassination excuse for why this was all justified.

If you think about impact, some of those companies have made on the world, it is rather dark.

Was React really faster than Prototype? Anyway today it is one of the slowest: https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/2026/chrom...

As far as I remember, in some cases yes. I remember when it initially launched, the typical demo was a list of 10K items or something, and the speaker (maybe Pete Hunt?) demonstrated the amount of time it took to add/remove items from that list, and how without the Virtual DOM, there was a lot of trashing (or something), and with the vdom, things got a lot faster.

I think this was back in 2013-2014 sometime though, so I might be misremembering, it's over a decade ago after all.

> 1 bad politician elected by a fraction of the population is enough to turn the world against us. Why bother with such altruism when a single election can turn everyone against us?

I get your pain but are you expecting other countries just to take hit?

Should EU lift sanctions with Russia as well? You know "1 bad politician elected by a fraction of the population".

Legal one? Cloud Act is not compatible with GDPR.

Sounds more like cheaper co-working space.

Yeah or like a themed university library. I'm sure this kind of stuff is way cheaper in China, but $5 for a desk and food for a day seems good. Gets you out of the house and interacting with people.