Jamesbeam

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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
> modern conflicts are absolutely nothing compared to what has happened historically. ‎> vs. the send entire generations off to die methods of old. Feel free to click and zoom yourself through the generational pile of almost a quarter
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
Don’t hate the player. Hate the game. How would dragging a bunch of executives into the street and tearing them apart actually help? It’s nonsense to go to jail for life or getting the dp because some corporate lackey does his job. The exec
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
Retaliation for exposing major character flaws of the chancellor’s cabinet and potentially corruptness of major CDU (Christian Democratic Union) figures close to the chancellor seems a plausible answer. FoIA requests humiliated half of the
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
The issue is a completely different one. Ronaldo was getting his red card in the qualifying match. They overturned it in order for him to play the first match of the World Cup, but they didn't remove the penalty. Qualifiers and World C
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
Peter Thiel amuses me, the man is going for the full-length ride on the cannonball and is 200% committed. Wait until he finds out that the space pope is a reptile. Men like Thiel have shown up in history over and over again, we all know how
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
What you can read between the lines is far more interesting than the headline. I am giving the NYT the credibility that they thoroughly check their sources, so the question is why would anyone from the US Government want this to be publicly
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
I'm playing monsters in low-budget horror movies. It’s fun to watch them with friends and family from time to time to laugh about the horrible acting.
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
Have to give it to Cyber Command. This is cheap and effective propAIganda. Of course, America is now the only nation on the planet with advanced weaponised AI models that are so good they beat billions of dollars and decades of IT security
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
I don't feel offended the slightest, and I listen to critique. Also, I don't think you should change your tone. I take an authentic human voice over AI-generated slop any day. Thank you for spending valuable time out of your day t
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
I expect them to fight back. Against the military forces. How throwing grenades into missile bunkers full of frightened 16 year old girls near the Nova Festival or going into retirement homes in the kibutzes and shooting old helpless grandm
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
Sir, there are about 50k US Soldiers in Germany. With 80 Million Germans. If every German grabbed a stick in the morning and decided to end the "US occupation" those 50k soldiers wouldn't last until lunch. There are also 185k
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
You're wrong. And a Israeli life is not worth more, or less, than a Palestinian life. Reading that you compare victim numbers to justify the Oct 7th atrocities as resistance effort in your personal believe system makes me genuinely sad
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
most beautiful analogy I read today. Thank you for the laugh.
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
It did happen and it's important to not deny that it happened. I will and did call out IDF war crimes before as well. There is !!overwhelming!! eye witness account and confirmation by internationally recognized bodies of the monstrosit
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
>Berlin is still in a sense occupied by American troops in that we still have bases there, and through NATO subsidize their defense and way of life. I'm in Berlin for the weekend right now and enjoying my "NATO subsidized way o
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
It's even better long term strategically for Iran. They now know they can close the straight whenever they please and the mightiest military in the world is not able to open it back up. The straight and the confidence in their ability
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
> It is ironic that the two operations used American AI, rather than Chinese models, to generate their content about American AI. Why is that ironic? They use OpenAI’s resources and models, and therefore cost them money and tie up comput
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
The thing I liked most about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 I had for a while was that I met a lot of interesting people because of it. It broke like four times under warranty because the crease got gummed up with their glue strips in the summ
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
Nice try, FBI, but as I said, those drones are for smashing car windows in an emergency, not to damage government / private property. Also, theoretically, unlike with a smoking car wreck, you would have basically unlimited chances to f
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
The cheapest DIY drone that is able to effectively carry and use a glass breaker is like 25 bucks in material. Why would anyone carry a palm-size non-traceable drone with a glass breaker on campus you might ask. Are they going to break the
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
I respect the work, but for most of the world, this paper is absolutely useless. And the scientists don’t seem to be aware of this, because later on in the conclusion they talk about what other governments can learn from this, policy-wise.
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
Must be true. I have seen Dutch and Italian parents teaching their kids valuable social concepts with the exact same swift motion of an open hand.
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
What if you’re basically living ON a golf course? Asking for a friend in the White House.
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
It’s funny to see how "normal" people talk about 40 million in gold and like a few million in foreign currency. That’s really nothing in the theatres the CIA operates in. They simply gave it to him and followed up only after the a
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
I think that someone gets an overall tax rebate when they have children is a reasonable decision for a society to make. But the real problem here is that there are a ton of adults who would love to have kids but are medically not able to fo
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
I had a rather pleasant conversation with Mike Tyson on a flight a good while ago and asked him, “Mike, how did you deal with all this trash talk before you’re stepping into the ring?” And the man said, “You look at what they do with their
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by Jamesbeam 4mo ago
Don’t forget to give it the cheerful personality of Jamie Oliver afterwards to recommend you a death row meal that is nutritious and will make the experience more pleasant.
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
No, it’s not. It’s all about adoption and the bigger picture. The US is an untrustworthy, isolated island in the AI future if you vote another idiot into office in a few years. If you’ll still be able to vote at all, that is. The largest p
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
The Americans still have plenty of options, but none of them are good in a long-term strategic sense. The US military needs to plan beyond the four to eight years of a sitting president. I think what will happen after this war is that we wi
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
It’s such a crazy world. Some days I can only deal with it with a big swig out of a whisky bottle and sarcasm. Thank you for understanding me.

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