Isinlor

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by Isinlor 5y ago
It's not a spin. The word "intervened" may mean anything from talking to people to military intervention. USA officials talked about who would be good for them in Ukrainian government, granted some loans etc., while Russia pu
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The deal signed on Feb 21st 2014 says: 1. Within 48 hours after the signing of this agreement will be adopted, signed and promulgated a special law that will restore the action of the Constitution of 2004, as amended by this time. The signa
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What do you mean by "intervened"? That they talked to people? Sure, they did talk to people.
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Yes. Westerners and Russians seems to think that everything is organized by USA and that people of other nations do not have any autonomy. A lot of people seem to think that Poland or Baltic states were somehow forced into NATO. Certainly n
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The protests were peaceful at the very begging in November 2013. Then protests were dispersed and the spiral of violence escalation started culminating in death of around 100 protesters and less than 20 police officers in February 2014. Tow
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Yes - USA was involved, as was Russia, France, Poland and Germany. I agree that discussing who should and should not be in the government of an independent state is wrong. But there was no coup and Yanukovych himself signed an agreement who
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Nobody in the west organized Euromaidan and it was not a coup. Viktor Yanukovych decided to abandon the country on his own without any military intervention. The reason for Euromaidan is simple. Ukraine is poor and EU represents the road to
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The poorest people will be hit the hardest. EU and USA will find it relatively easier to adjust given our location and overall wealth.
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We are nowhere near exaggerating it. We should be simple executing what was agreed in the Paris Agreement as it reflects our best evaluation of the cost to benefits ratio. But current policies are aiming at 1.5 degree higher than what we ev
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis#Prevalence
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At some point we will be "replaced". When you get AI to be able to navigate all user interfaces, communicate with other agents, plan long term and execute short term, we will no longer be the main drivers of economical growth. At
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From Polish perspective I'm extremely grateful to my parents generation for starting the collapse of the Soviet sphere and very quick and decisive pivot to the west. Especially, when compared to Ukraine. Poland and Ukraine had the same
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SpaceX is also using commodity hardware, but they duplicate it 3x with majority vote for error correction.
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SpaceX works around that by using consumer grade stuff and just replicating it 3 times. Tesla also managed to handle issues with supply shortages very well. The old practices are just not good enough.
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I don't know what kind of accountability do you expect? Presidents who started these wars are no longer presidents. Also, Americans wanted and supported wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Even withdrawal from Afghanistan was politically cos
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Digital Markets Act give very broad executive powers to EU Commission to make sure that it will get implemented. Specifically: - article 7: Compliance with obligations for gatekeepers - article 10: Updating obligations for gatekeepers and -
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Digital Markets Act give very broad executive powers to EU Commission to make sure that it will get implemented. They don't need to change law to address issues. Specifically: - article 7: Compliance with obligations for gatekeepers -
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You have it backwards. Feeding people with meat is difficult. This is why meat is expensive and why people in less developed countries can't afford as much meat as Americans.
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If we were faced with famine even army could provide sufficient logistical support. The only problem during COVID was that it was not profitable. It was cheaper to dispose it than to try to sell it.
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Why it isn't suitable for humans? To me it seems perfectly fine. It is certainly not the best food source, but it a subsistence. During famines in Finland people used to eat even bark, especially inner bark. https://en.wikip
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I don't think there is any difference from operational security perspective. Russians would know very well that MiGs are flying from Poland no matter whether they would go trough Germany or not. And they would have to track them precis
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There is "war in return". It is far from certain that Putin is willing to start nuclear war. In my view, it is unlikely that he would use nuclear weapons. And if he is willing to use them he will use them because he is loosing in
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They can not and must not be revoked. This will allow Russia to build up its army again. Give them 5 maybe 10 years and they will start a new war. We must keep Russia isolated for as long as they are a fascist state. If Russia gives up Puti
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As Pole - finally!
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> In particular, any hypothesis that tends towards magick, for example suggesting that a change in quantities (data, compute, training time) yields qualitative improvements (prediction transmogrifying into understanding, overfitting tra
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> And that suffices to explain its performance, without the need for any mysterious post-overfitting grokking ability. It actually still does not suffice. It is just not expected no matter what the authors would be doing. Just the fact t
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The paper shows that their model first overfitted the data. By overfitting I mean 100% train dataset accuracy and ~0% validation dataset accuracy. The model never gets any feedback from the validation dataset trough the training procedure.
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I still don't know what you mean by n ≤ 10. Have you played around with the demo? http://recur-env.eba-rm3fchmn.us-east-2.elasticbeanstalk.com... You can input there a sequence and it will predict the expression and next el
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Yes. Basically there are two approaches to sequence prediction. The traditional style, linear regression, ARIMA, RNNs etc. where you directly predict the next element in a sequence. The output is on the same level of abstraction as the inte
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If you look at the 3 sequences I gave you, can you guess following elements of the sequence? We can create sequences, but guessing underlying patterns is a lot more difficult. Humans will have very hard time if you go beyond around 10 opera

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