Arnt

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by Arnt 2y ago
https://www.kriminalpolizei.de/ausgaben/2024/dezember/detail... has an interesting table. The last row says "2023, 201 suspects, 136 of them Dutch". Apparently some of the less pleasant elements of
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by Arnt 2y ago
Yes. Thhat they also talk about the company group's total costs and silently imply that the training for this model is a significant part of that, or maybe silently implying that the costs for the other stuff the group did should be co
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by Arnt 2y ago
Suppose twenty million hens die of a disease, and you order another eighty million slaughtered. That's going to lead to fewer eggs being laid, obviously, and a nonzero price increase. Now there are two questions, ① how many more eggs w
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by Arnt 2y ago
The US military did try against Hezbollah, and after about 300 casualties the US military decided that maybe the goal wasn't worth it. I think the US military absolutely could win, unless winning requires casualties. All the US militar
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by Arnt 2y ago
What if, even if so? The US is the country that was defeated in one day of fighting against Hezbollah, and that has invaded Canada... four times and lost? I forget. I dare say that sane people at the Pentagon will stop war.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Yes, once you sign on a dotted line your ability to take it back may be limited. "Didn't mean to offer..." or "had a change of mind about the offer's validity period" may it may not cut it.
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by Arnt 2y ago
FUD.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Du you personally think Google's lawyers understands HR law in the locales where it has employees?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Wikipedia: "Atlantic Shores is a proposal by EDF Renewables/Shellm which acquired rights for BOEM OCS-A 0499 (NJWEA North), an 183,353 acres (74,200 ha) area". An acquisition, in other words. The $1b is "mainly relating
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by Arnt 2y ago
Note that they're only offering this to people who work on that program in the US. People outside the US didn't get the offer, implying that the program as a whole survives.
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by Arnt 2y ago
The phone was sold with batteries from two vendors. The change affects one of them and not the other, and it makes the phone much more careful about how to charge and use that battery. I think the proper question is: What is it about that b
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by Arnt 2y ago
Sending traffic from many IPv6 addresses perhaps?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Heh. Visit Oman instead.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Oh, they build some. Enough. I've been in million-dollars-spent-here locations myself.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I should day it's something that belongs to Parisians as much as to Christians. Parisians may not spend much time listening to sermons, but they care about the building, it's one of the key buildings of the city, and paid for its
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by Arnt 2y ago
Negotiations between countries aren't really very different from those between companies. You have to understand what and how your counterparty is thinking, and when it doesn't, perplexity ensues. «A senior UK government official
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UK hopes of security deal with EU hit by fishing dispute(ft.com)
2 points by Arnt 2y ago|2 comments
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by Arnt 2y ago
Most of them are said to be quick about exploiting Gmail or other systems they know, but slow with unknown software (hours rather than seconds). If your system is on-premises, you may reasonably assume that the attacker will need to read th
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by Arnt 2y ago
Civil services typically have both kinds — political appointees and career servants, The career servants are there for expertise and stability. For the political leadership, they bring deep knowledge of what's happened in the past year
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by Arnt 2y ago
«The biggest unknown is the project’s pricetag. A third runway at Heathrow would be one of the most expensive private sector infrastructure projects in the UK. The estimated cost was £14bn in 2014, but that number would now be far higher.»
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Heathrow expansion plan faces sky high challenges(ft.com)
2 points by Arnt 2y ago|2 comments
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by Arnt 2y ago
"Disrupt" is the common verb.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Those subcontractors build factories, which is investment. https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/four-rheinmetall-plants-set-... for example.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Yes… in many people's opinion, you should never ever say anything kind about people like Elon. Fuck him BTW but go ahead and downvote me, because I intend to be kind. (Supremacist, thus spelt.)
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by Arnt 2y ago
Someone downvoted, perhaps because they dislike Elon and/or AfD? I have considerable sympathy for the dislike. IMO AfD is the political party of choice if one happens to be a nazi, a closet nazi, a schwachmat or several of the above. B
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by Arnt 2y ago
https://archive.is/oGsyy It mentions wind speed of 116 meters per second. Really something.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Admirable, in a weird way. AfD is smelly among people with education or money, ie. among anyone's desirable customers. Disregarding prospective customers like that is... admirable? Not sure what to say.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Looks like the derivative of the angle is continuous. When you drive around a street corner in a car, you start by turning the wheel to turn a little, then more, then less, then you drive straight again. This looks like that kind of curve.
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by Arnt 2y ago
They've waited for an occasion when a price as high as this night be possible. Meaning: Their valuation was generally lower.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Finding sycophants who can do the work is left as an exercise for the reader.

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