an_guy

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by an_guy 2y ago
Exactly why monetary donation from EU is useless in battle field. Ukr could buy weapons with that money, sure but what if no one is selling? Without US, EU cannot fulfill Ukrainian needs with their current arsenal.
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by an_guy 2y ago
Why would US get involved now when they have nothing to gain and possibly escalate the situation to WW3? If US owned resources in Ukraine, they have very good reason to deploy troops over there. Russia won't escalate the situation by a
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by an_guy 2y ago
> This is a huge geopolitical opportunity to diminish or even destroy an enemy with low risk to the US itself. They had this "huge opportunity" for last 4 years.
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by an_guy 2y ago
The reality is there can't be guarantees only temporary peace. If the deal fails, Russia won't attack mineral deposits owned by US. US would probably send troops to "protect" US resources.
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by an_guy 2y ago
Third, if US owns the resources and Russia tries to seize it, US would have legit reason to send their troops to Ukraine.
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by an_guy 2y ago
War is fought with weapons. If EU cannot provide weapons, Ukraine won't be able to fight the war.
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by an_guy 2y ago
> Ask yourself: how many problems has rust caused you in the last year? Isn't rust flag disabled by default? How would one know if there are any problems if most people don't use it? Besides Hellwig's concerns were legit.
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by an_guy 2y ago
Germany has 16 states France has 27 states Poland has 16 states Bulgaria has 28 states Italy has 20 states so on... Shall we start counting state wise?
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by an_guy 2y ago
EU funds are contributed by more than 27 countries, none of whose individual contribution comes close to what US has contributed. According to official gov website of EU and US * EU has allocated $145b + $50b[1] * US has allocated $174b [2]
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by an_guy 2y ago
> Linus is saying: If you're not doing it, then you don't get to have opinions. But eventually he would have to, if those rust interfaces becomes part of kernel. The entire drama is about DMA guys not wanting to deal with this
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by an_guy 2y ago
They don't charge you for hosting, uploading or downloading images. Without dockerhub you would have to host your own repository, which would cost money.
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by an_guy 2y ago
They are limiting your downloads from dockerhub, which is not funded or hosted by volunteers.
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Dismissed nuclear bomb specialists recalled by Energy Department(fortune.com)
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by an_guy 2y ago
Written communication depends on correct spelling and grammar to a certain extent. Grammarly can only help you so much.
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by an_guy 2y ago
> One of the most compelling LLM use cases is individualized learning or tutoring, and LLM's can support a much deeper dive into arcane scientific or cutting-edge topics When you deep dive with llm, everything needs to be verified.
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by an_guy 2y ago
All of them are accidents caused by user and one of them is a suicide attempt. How is tesla or any car manufacturer responsible for any of this?
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by an_guy 2y ago
Do they really have write access though? So far the only evidence of that is a wired article [1] with anonymous sources, even those source were not 100% sure about it. Since then wired has posted another article [2] claiming the access have
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by an_guy 2y ago
Are you saying, a potus appointed commission for auditing government system is worse than a chinese backdoor in treasury department, who's level of access was unknown?
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by an_guy 2y ago
> might... So you haven't found any insights regarding this?
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Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better(medium.com)
6 points by an_guy 2y ago|0 comments
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by an_guy 2y ago
I agree with that and write access is concerning but there is no evidence or information about doge employees modifying cobol code. From the article, the closest thing they have to an evidence is a search query. Rest of it is pure speculati
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by an_guy 2y ago
Burden of proof lies on GP for his claims > looking at this user's profile shows 0 comments on tech stuff As opposed to yours, which is even more politically charged with clear bias and scarce technical posts? You must be an ideal H
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by an_guy 2y ago
You are the one who made the claim. Burden of proof lies on you. Provide evidence for their "lack of brilliance".
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by an_guy 2y ago
Wheres the evidence of them not being brilliant? Just because they have fewer github projects, they are not talented? Also please point to the last federal employee in IT sector who were highlighted for their "Talent and Brilliance&quo
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by an_guy 2y ago
I do have to agree punishing elected representative for voting is a slippery slope. But in this case, it didn't really change anything.
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by an_guy 2y ago
It was prohibited to create such policies since 2019[1]. They've increased punishment for offenders. You might want to read on what exactly changed[2] Besides Tennessee law prohibits creation of "sanctuary city" way before Tr
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by an_guy 2y ago
Can you provide source for your claim?
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by an_guy 2y ago
"Leaders" of industry no longer have to adhere to arbitrary racial/gender compliance just because someone decided there needs to be "x" number of "y" people working there. I would question morality of pers
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by an_guy 2y ago
Israel is taking over Palestine and nearby countries with support from US and EU. They are using hostages as an excuse[1]. So let's not go there. Ukraine proposed to join NATO and EU about a year before war. Both of which could bring s
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by an_guy 2y ago
That sounds more like mild annoyance than actual criticism. It seems, from your description, that Mr. Bob was a friend of Biden family. Also We are talking about Biden who introduced Zelensky as __President Putin__ in an event organized for

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