aiProgMach

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by aiProgMach 4y ago
You're right, I think my situation is similar to yours. My solar array is not so big (for now at least) so I have lot of power in the noon but less in other times, so it will be very helpful to have a lithium pack that absorb all that
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Thanks for the advice I will consider posting a question on the forum when the package arrive. Will's opinion was a comment on this video btw, I can see now it's not totally negative though [1] For the problem #1 I think the BMS c
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
This is nice idea that I watched some video about it few months ago, but will prowse (do you know him?) didn't like the idea as he prefers all lithium (he thinks it's cheap enough), I'm living in 3rd world country with a LOT
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Do you know who was in the wrong place at the wrong time? It's the genocidal army of USA being thousands of Kms away from the US. If there is a criminal it's those children killers, and anyone who hide this fact. The US army and g
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
I'm fine with what you're saying, but the sad truth is that US rarely has "allies" it's mostly puppets and dogs [1], even for a large and rich entity like the EU it's mostly forced to follow the US strategy wil
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
> But, there is a lot of corruption and there's about ~30% of the population which is exteremely uneducated and/or under Stockholm Syndrome and still supporting him. Sorry, while I'm far (very far) from being a fan of Erdo
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
> I have concluded that this is not the case; we would still see countries with Western values as economically more powerful We have many examples of countries doing very well in science research and technology development without necess
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
For World war 2, the major winner who caused the most destruction for the nazi empire and made most of the sacrifices is the USSR, like the USSR or not (and I don't mostly) but that is the fact. Now trying to make a direct relationship
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
I'm not denying that under some circumstances you can find lot of impressive freedom of speech in the west. The idea is that the outcome is not different in the causes that actually matters! Even your point about the Iraq war proves my
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Your whole argument will fall down because of this weird mistake: > Let's say you can buy the panels at $300 for easy math You'er assuming ~1$/1W for solar not installed, you're off by almost 5 order. I bought 330w pa
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Ok good, but why you're assuming that there are no parallels to your case in "other dictatorships"? In Russia we saw people refusing the war, in China there i s work to fight corruption and expose the corrupts... in Iran ther
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
It's absolutely huge difference of degree because you believe all what the western media tells you about "them" the enemies. Now just think what if all those sources are not as independent as you think and that the west activ
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Just because the western propaganda machine is more sophisticated and more powerful it doesn't mean it doesn't spread lies that twist or change the facts, actually the propaganda and brainwashing done by the west enemies is far we
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by aiProgMach 4y ago
Are you talking about the same religions that exists on planet earth? because in our earth suicide is prohibited even in many non-religious Ideologies. It's one thing to feel with the pain of others, but another thing to glorify or def
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
This what I'm talking about. You assume this is binary situation you're either with "us" (=US and the western bloc) or them (=Russia and it's allies). But for me and many people who developed immunity to the propaga
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
Not sure I got your point but Ok. Anyway, assuming that you're either with Russia or with "us" proves my point actually.
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
I "admire" how the western world now is all in in the war against Russia, from tech companies to media to the random person on the Internet and between. You can't find many different opinions on the matter, all the focus agai
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
Dismissing different opinions about politics based on random claims about "freedom" (this word is the trademark of western propaganda) is one of the strongest forms of propaganda. By the way, other people opinions on US actions in
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
> If there is one thing modern day arabs are known for is they cant do modern warfare. > It's such a weird situation right now everybody went from virus and vaccine expert to geopolitical expert within 10 min.
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
Look, long time ago I became aware that most people who use "democracy" or "freedom" like it's a new kind of religion are permanently brainwashed, you can't even know what's trolling anymore. Anyway, I won
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
I never said he was US ally during 2003! The point is, Saddam was the same during 80s and 90s the difference is that during 80's he was doing well against the enemies of the US (aka the CAPITAL of the free world).
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
Did you consider the possibility that you're like many (most?) of US people just brainwashed (hard to believe, I know, after all you live in the capital of the said free world)? It might be that simple. * For more info ask: Iraq, Viet
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
Even when you're admitting that "US did a lot of warmongering in the middle east" you want to give them some excuses, "I get that they wanted to retaliate after 9/11" you say? "retaliate" you say. Aga
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
I came to write this same Arabic story, but my version was about a man that put a piece of bread above the meat grill hopping the smoke/taste will stick to it. The restaurant owner was a stingy person who saw a chance to take advantage
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by aiProgMach 5y ago
I hope you're trolling. This would have been a Masterpiece of trolling actually, except that it touches a sensitive topic that's literally about the death and lives of billions of people in the last 500 year of western colonialism
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by aiProgMach 7y ago
I'm definitely a newbie at this topic, but I wonder if we can have some type of static GC? I'm not speaking about Radical change to the model of the programming language (like Rust), but about a compile time analyzer that can dete
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by aiProgMach 7y ago
Maybe. But if agreed that we are "real", then we are back to the very old "discussion" about the reality and how we understand it. I think the only part that makes the simulation theory somehow new is the part that makes
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by aiProgMach 7y ago
Life and self awareness is great argument against this theory. But it looks like some dudes get offended by arguments like that for some (known) reason :). Actually the critical part of life in simulation argument is the First person perspe