MrHamburger

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by MrHamburger 2y ago
I think it is little bit arrogant from Russians to send relatively modern ballistic missile into enemy territory as remains of missile and MIRVs will be thoroughly studied by NATO and its allies. This can lead to better anti-missile technol
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
To me it looks like Russia is trying to test if their ICBMs will get through western air defense as they had troubles with their Kinzal/Iskander ballistic missiles being shot down in some scenarios. There were also purges on Russian si
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
You are typing that like mechanics would be constantly rebuilding engines and transmissions, while most of their main job are bumpers from minor crashes and cracked windshields.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Merging states together and centralizing stuff will reduce duplicitous bureaucracy and save money
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
I guess it is stemming from left leaning influencers on social media blaming white men for all ails in the world.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Cheap inputs + cheap labor + tariffs will be still cheaper than same goods using expensive (tariffed) inputs + expensive labor
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
No it is exactly the same. If people can't afford to live in mansions, then it makes no sense to build them. Nobody will buy it. It is a demand problem.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
But if alternatives are using input material which is under tariffs, then even tariffed goods will be better deal than such alternatives.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
So if people would have money, there would be a demand. His point still stands.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
What's the point of NATO membership, when chief elect is openly saying that he is not going to help if Russia will make move into Baltics. Personally I would expect that Poland with cooperation with Czech Republic (they have whole nucl
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Control is very relevant here. The hardest part of nuclear weapon - plutonium core - was there. The fact that you don't have access keys from electronics which controls explosives around the plutonium core is kind of non-issue for a st
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
My guess is, that if USA will keep playing around and pretend that Ukraine is somebody else's problem to solve, they will find out that Eastern Europe can make a nuke too. Then what is USA going to do? Sanction Europeans? Then there is
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
It is quite logical. Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994 where UK, USA and Russia guaranteed sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine in exchange for nuclear weapons on Ukrainian soil which remained there after dissolution of USSR. I
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Which will put a pressure on evolution of human race. Time for another post-Black death golden age.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Cobalt 60 from radiotherapy machine can kill you in exactly same way as spent Uranium rod from a power plant. For human body there is no difference between those two. And we are not even getting to burning coal and subsequent nuclear fallou
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
> Well, then there is also the issue of long term storage of radioactive waste ... You have that issue regardless if you have nuclear power plants or not as you have radiation devices in hospitals or industry.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
If you change your SSH port on your Linux machine you might be misidentified as Windows machine, because these usually does not have SSH, thus next step will go for RDP. Nothing there either. Sure next step can be going for a port scan, but
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
This is a self correcting problem. These diseases will strike down weak people and antivaxxers. So more diseases means less demagoguery against 300 years of scientific discoveries.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Well then you have >>definitely real<< AI generated picture. I don't think that problem has a technological solution, but a regulatory one - each generated picture must be somehow marked (i.e. via a watermark invisible for
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
We will need technology of terraforming anyway in the future. So developing it to stabilize climate so current planet won't kill us is better motivation than developing it for Mars or Venus. And I think that eventually we will ends up
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
First prototype (and what was likely also shot down) has been flown on 2017, so at that time MAX22200 were still available. Getting Maxim today is difficult, but maybe buying unsold devkits and reusing chips from them would be easier than r
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
From what I have understood, problem is that Germans would need to change the constitution to allow women to be mandatory drafted too. But that's not gonna happen because you usually needs something like 2/3rd of whole government
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
So if I understand it correctly, cost of training AI will go up, which will probably burst the AI bubble?
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Youtuber ShoeOnHead has called the lack of care for young men might bite the DNC during elections. 6 days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSw04BwQy4M You have many examples of left not being really nice towards men in
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Well now it makes sense why they were on a crusade to purge all Switch emulators from the face of the internet.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Unless car arrives in 3 hours because it is morning peak and everyone wants to get to job.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
EV infra is also lot more fragile as we can see first hand in developed countries, while for ICE you essentially need a jerry can to fill it up.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Only problem with this statement is that unless BEVs are subsidized they don't sell that well.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Additionally state pensions are beginning to be a positive feedback loop with protentional to wreak havoc across Europe - there is not enough young people to keep the financial plane flying, but there is constantly growing amount of pension
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
If Europe won't engage in the war directly, then it can base lot of economic growth on it - making weapons in factories being build today to supply Ukraine.

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