Sabinus

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by Sabinus 2y ago
>This is why it’s best to stay out of it and watch from a safe distance. There is no right or wrong, good vs evil, victim and oppressor. It’s A vs B, cats vs dogs, my sports team vs your sports team. It serves the interests of the US to
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>They were distributed randomly throughout the country before detonation. They were distributed through and to the Hezbollah network of members and collaborators. As far as they're 'randomly distributed through the country&#x27
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by Sabinus 2y ago
They weren't a random shipment of pagers to Lebanon, they were specifically ordered and used by Hesbollah.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Thanks to the diligent work of the FBI
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Very likely. It's in their interests to do so and it's very possible. Groups running social media infrastructure would be able to indentify coordinated misinformation activity.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Incredible, Israel can use tiny bombs in the personal possession of terrorists and they'll still be accused of warcrimes.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Because of this, the geopolitical bloc groupings will get stronger. Friend-shoring supply chains will bring allies together and exclude belligerents.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
For actual drug dealers, not dissidents.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Indeed, but that doesn't mean you should expose the youth more to belligerent foreign controlled agitprop information channels.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Or integrating, living and working in a safe, prosperous and welcoming society.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>Once you blinked you will find the HN site is full of articles about the minimal-invasive brain microsurgery startups getting funded billions of dollars. And that we are in the midst of another tech bubble. I think Neuralink is going to
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by Sabinus 2y ago
We can tolerate more subsidy to industry from allies.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Agreed. We could be doing far more to design our spaces for passive cooling.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
“Higher home values and repair costs coupled with more frequent, severe weather lead to higher payments to help customers recover, so we need to adjust rates to better reflect the cost of protecting our customers,” a company spokesperson sa
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by Sabinus 2y ago
US youth would be well served to learn a trade. Globalisation is entering a very new form, and a new industrial capacity build is beginning in the US.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Master and Commander Redline (2009)
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by Sabinus 2y ago
"Instead of meaningful reform to the market, we'll make this bandaid temporary measure Google will pay into, get to keep Google donations to our campaigns, and kick the can down the road 5 years." - Politicians
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by Sabinus 2y ago
It's vastly more simple to run one cable through the ocean than run heaps of high voltage lines between all the remote renewable generation sites and the consumers. Even with the solar built into a suburb, you need to built much thicke
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by Sabinus 2y ago
At some stage capitalism/free market needs to happen to those companies. If they can't perform they should die and the military contracts moved on.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Exactly. It's hard to cover up your ongoing graft if you have to hand over to other staff on the regular.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Despite this, in my experience, many Australians are scared to pirate. The American experience of harassing ISP letters and examples being made of individuals in court is well known.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I'm surprised the rich American towns and cities experiencing pollution didn't pay for the extra sewage processing themselves. Is the problem so huge only the federal government has the budget to fix it?
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I see parallels in articles that are summaries of comment sections.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
The only part of Russiagate that wasn't true was no proven collision. The remainder was plenty bad.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I've found Airbnb to be good for 6-10 people in a large house. Over our 10 ~trips every host has been normal to good. I probably wouldn't use them for a single or couple stay, nor in extremely high demand tourist areas and holiday
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by Sabinus 2y ago
As a 'captain of industry' and generally wealthy man, Musk is much more constrained by regulation than he is protected by it. Unlike the common man. So he's responding to his incentives, railing at the constraints on the inge
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by Sabinus 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240805222516/https://www.natio...
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Supreme Court Justices should be above reproach, and if Crow wants to clear his name before a lengthy process he has the opportunity to do so.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>sorting through these huge volumes of data to ascertain which gene variants are the most important is challenging at best Seems like a promising task for LLMs.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I'm very surprised to read this, considering both authors of the linked article use they/them pronouns.

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