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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> Before all this, I was sure I'd flee at the first sign of trouble; get my family and just move somewhere West. Now, as the conflict progresses, and I feel my way of life attacked, I feel a certain flame inside that I've never
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Be careful with that kind of reasoning. Appeal to authority is a fallacy that can bite you in the ass. Pretty sure many Russians trust Putin to make the right choices.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Again I invite you to check out the subreddit I mentioned. There's tons of videos of bombed out convoys on the roads. Easily hundreds if not thousands of destroyed vehicles over the last week.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Then you haven't spent enough time on /r/ukrainewarvideoreport. There's tons of videos of tanks, artillery and anti-air stuck in the mud, abandoned. It pretty much forces the Russians to stick to the roads, which makes t
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
The article describes supply line attacks as a crucial part to disrupt enemy convoys. I expect that this is what is happening behind the scenes. You need an enormous amount of fuel for this many tanks.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Yes. See https://smmry.com/https://www.science.org/content/article/sc... for example.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
You're wrong, it is very well possible with algorithms, and it has been a thing for many years already. For example check the Auto TLDR bot for Reddit. Here's an example of what it could look like for the article posted here: htt
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
None of the above. Microsoft Power Apps.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
I dont get why you feel kike you dont have those options? I see plenty of people in their 40s and 50s going to festivals or going backpacking. The only one stopping you, is you.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> Twatter in europe is much smaller than in US. At least in my country all the cool stuff seem to happen on FB. Where? Eastern Europe? Because where I live it's entirely the opposite.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Let's hope they will. But if I'm not mistaken this isn't the first time they made a hollow promise to leave us alone.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
What kind of lame parties does this guy go to? I expected an article about dope things to make a cocktail party more awesome. Like fireworks, or a poker table.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
This is very noticeable. I remember everyone here saying Atlassian was a sinking ship when they switched to cloud-only. Ever since, its stock has almost doubled. I can probably think of a pretty big list of other things where HN hivemind co
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Makes me wonder what dinosaurs taste like. And what other delicious plants they had back then.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> I never plan to retire. I want to die coding. Yea, but: 1. Do you want to die coding for someone else, on boring enterprisey stuff with bad project managers telling you what to do? 2. What if you physical or mental health degrades when
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
So many downsides to that.. how do you get tested if you dont have a car? How do you drive a car when you are very sick? How do you make sure properly do the test on themselves? Sorry, but I dont find this a good argument in favor of a car
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
I do not mean to shit on your post, because I liked it. But: > I left finance and went into healthcare and realized I'm pretty damn happy living a simple life If you made 300k per year before, how is that compatible with "livin
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
The people who were born in Dutchland of course.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Hey, last time I checked Holland was still officially a part of the Netherlands ;)
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> The "covidiots", as you call them, seem to be everywhere, at least going by what's happening on social media right now. We have more of them than others. It's very noticeable when you come back from Italy, France or
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> What about the older children makes them car-dependent Nothing, certainly not in Amsterdam. Kids from 4~5 years on learn to ride a bike, from around 8~9 years old they can ride a bike to school by themselves.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
For me: almost complete lack of nature (sorry guys, farmlands don't count as "green"), lack of mountains (I love outdoor sports), the depressing weather, the 20% house price increase in one year, the aggressive people who alw
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Ohhh perfect, I was just looking for a simple way to do migrations in PostgreSQL without having to build an app and write python code. Just pure SQL is perfect! Question: do you know if it will work with Azure DevOps? Where does it store th
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
I was very active in cryptocurrencies between 2013 and 2014. Had around 25 BTC and I bought hundreds of ethereums in the presale. Sold them all for a minor profit after there was yet another crash and I gave up on it lol. In retrospect I wo
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
The whole premise of this question is wrong, because it's not. Pretty sure a machine learning person would have an easier time learning social skills than it would be for a non-technical business person to learn the ins and outs of how
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> IC is a commonly used acronym for Individual Contributor Its not though. Outside of hacker news I have literally never heard this term before, nor does it make any sense. If I'd start talking about "Individual Contributors&qu
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Where does the whole Individual Contributor terminology suddenly come from? I've suddenly seen it pop up many times over the last months and tbh the term doesn't make any sense. We just used to call them developers, engineers, or
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Subtitles are a thing
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Ask HN: What stack/architecture do you use for scalable IoT/stream processing?
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> Mr Sharma told the BBC: “I wouldn’t describe what we did yesterday as a failure – it is a historic achievement.” I don't know... On one hand; getting so many parties to agree to _something_ is indeed an impressive achievement, but

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