BrikoX
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Indeed. It’s at the point the exact number is irrelevant.
To some small extent sure, but most of it was long explored during previous natural gas and oil booms.
They are a finite resource. And China has the biggest reserves.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/rare-earth-reserves-by-country
1·2 days agoSmall copies of existing technologies aren’t novelty nor innovation.
Well, this just shows your ignorance on the subject. The biggest irony is that you probably don’t even know when you use some EU innovation since they aggressively promote open research, so it’s not hiding behind a patent to be abused to by a single greedy corporation…
I don’t disagree. I’m even for it. Just please read the article and then comment and you will understand.
Orban’s popularity is falling massively, so the next election will probably be a deciding factor. If there are free elections and he loses a lot of the damage can be undone.
Property seizure is not a good way to do business…
Well now that you are “in charge” add yourself to the list since the war is ongoing…
That is how much American constitution is worth under fascism.
America’s dominance in research is back baby!
Until someone accuses you of using it “not the allowed way” and without any proof suspends your education. She lost her scholarship over an AI allegation — and it impacted her mental health
EU has been for a long time investing in innovation and supporting open source development. Lemmy for one is partially funded by EU funds…
The issue is an economic centrism which dominates the EU governance so while there are plenty EU supported and developed alternatives they are not used. But as much as hate LLMs it seems that was the push required for EU to reconsider their approach. Combine that with the friends turning into foes and the future tech sector in the EU looks bright.
Except there are already countries that have UBI. Namely Iran and Macau. There are also multiple different state/cities across the world that also have it.
What is unlikely is that happening in any country run by a capitalist system.
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1·6 days agoCurrently, Sensata is still determining what files were stolen in the attack and will notify impacted individuals and regulatory authorities as needed, based on the results of its investigation.
The people in Donbas want nothing to do with the Nazi-friendly national government <…>
<…> referendum with like 90% support <…>
It’s easy to get high support when there are no people to vote in the referendum. Many people fled their homes, others protested the vote as illegitimate. And then Russia imported like cattle a bunch of Russians from the homeland before announcing the referendum.
If they were all so pro-Russia annexation all the time, that would have been showed in prior elections, right? Well, data shows that wasn’t the case. Even when pro-Russia parties or coalitions won in the past, it was only to show solidarity with Russia not annexation.
The Bluetooth standard uses maximum power as a requirement for classification not range. So if they manage to not exceed the power limit of class 1 it would be valid.
It’s mostly media hype. I would recommend reading https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-dire-wolf-isnt-back-but-heres-what-de-extinction-tech-can-actually-do/
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I really hope it will not be based in the US where law is dead and where IRS at the command of executive can remove non-profit status. That would defeat all the stated goals in the press release.