SanjayMehta

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Gallium: Why the US Cannot Produce Precision Missiles and Fully-Functional F-35s(sonar21.com)
41 points by SanjayMehta 2mo ago|17 comments
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Some of these symptoms are also exhibited by Nobel Prize Whiners like a certain gentleman who has been hankering for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
So you don't trust NYT any more?
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
I don't know if Herriot was a vet in real life. If he was and suffered from depression it wouldn't surprise me. I have seen statistics which state that vets more likely to commit suicide than GPs. And the story about the young man
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
External assistance for sure, from state actors who would never assist a VC funded startup. Your point about China is exactly the same as mine. A state determined to build something will eventually succeed, especially if it's a country
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
I don't need to take any liberal arts classes, all I have to do is chat with a barista at Star Bucks. None of them can even spell PDE without help from a smartphone.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
A practising vet introduced me to Herriot. He told me they were like PG Wodehouse but with animals. Surely the enjoyment they provided was that counts: why stress out over "authenticity." (Banksy comes to mind for some reason: he
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
> he pointed out that by insisting on maintaining ignorance, I could be funding a very bad person Does your friend use a smartphone? He could be funding very bad people. https://voiceofenvironment.com/2019/06/21
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
How is it a poor example? State level resources - even from decrepit countries like Pakistan and NK - will ALWAYS beat VC funding or whatever.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
They have the entire resources of their state available for funding. They will catch up and pass the West. Take nuclear weapons: even Pakistan and North Korea were able to catch up.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
There are some RSS feeds which let you read even their paywalled content completely, without ads. I'm guessing by accident, not design.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Never met him. Have you?
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
STEM majors are inherently better overall. Are you trying to be sarcastic or funny? I can't tell. I've yet to find a liberal arts grad who even knows what a partial differential equation is.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
A STEM grad can learn history, literature etc fairly easily. The other direction is possible but not so easy.
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The Cities That Said Yes to Drugs(theatlantic.com)
5 points by SanjayMehta 3mo ago|1 comments
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
The BRO signs: Border Roads Organisation. It's a semi-military organisation.
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
It's the first thing I turn off on a new iPhone or iPad. Started around ten years ago in the release which had animated app icons. Induced nausea.
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
He wants to restrict China from access to chips. All that will do will accelerate their development of competing, sovereign hardware. As an example take North Korea. Sanctions didn't stop them from developing nukes and delivery systems
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MIT to become hotbed of AI video surveillance(schneier.com)
23 points by SanjayMehta 3mo ago|2 comments
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US Blocks SSL Security Certificates for Iran's Fars News Agency(thecradle.co)
7 points by SanjayMehta 3mo ago|3 comments
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Indian court says OpenAI did not violate news agency ANI's copyright(reuters.com)
6 points by SanjayMehta 3mo ago|0 comments
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
Why's he posting on X and not bluesky?
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
There was a documentary where a Ukrainian said the life expectancy of their own recruits was 4 hours on the front lines. Sounds like ratcliffe was inspired by that comment and is now exaggerating.
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
It's not my article. As for the NYT, read Ashley Rindsberg's "The Gray Lady Winked." And British intelligence? Okay then. Let me chortle into my single malt.
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
https://sonar21.com/the-ny-times-lies-about-russian-and-ukra...
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
Says RUSI. A British agency.
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
"U.S. energy company Enron, though fundamentally different from tech giants, collapsed in 2001 due to off-balance-sheet debt hidden behind multiple shell companies. Even with proper accounting practices, an increase in joint ventures w
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
Mediazona is a British intelligence asset and even they can't find the Russian bodies that western propaganda hallucinates. While YouTube is full of videos of miles and miles of Ukrainian graveyards. No need to use the Wikipedia excuse
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
Look at the body exchange ratios between The Ukraine and Russia. Jan 29th: 1000 - 38 Feb 26th: 1000 - 35 Apr 9th: 1000 - 41 May 15th: 526 - 41 Jun 18th: 522 - 33 Jul 16th: 501 - 31 Total: 4549 - 219
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by SanjayMehta 3mo ago
When did Russia ever state they would accomplish all this in 3 days?

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