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by aredox 3y ago
Reality has a well-known liberal bias.
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by aredox 3y ago
Quite the stretch to describe conservatives as "progressives" when they are the exact opposite
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by aredox 3y ago
checks the date Is it any use to add them now? Are there people who use base JavaScript with absolutely no library?
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by aredox 3y ago
Yes, a diving bell, very inconspicuous, not something that will attract attention at all.
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by aredox 3y ago
The capabilities to lower several hundred of kilograms of explosives on several points in the deep and muddy waters of the Baltic is not something you can do with some training and a backpack full of kit. You need a specialized boat to do s
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by aredox 3y ago
Unrelated. The sail yacht was from Germany.
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by aredox 3y ago
Those reports based on anonymous sources fail to explain the logistics of lowering several hundred kilograms of explosives in deep water with no visibility. Meanwhile, the SS-750 salvage ship, designed for specialized underwater operations
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by aredox 3y ago
>Not only was the welfare of millions jeopardised, as Europe would've probably plunged into crisis if the winter of 2022 wasn't particularly mild Dude, Russia had already cut Nordstream months before it blew up. No gas was flow
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by aredox 3y ago
Your ignorance of the failures of conservatism in science is showing. Many cultures don't have a nuclear family. Conservative "scientists" decreeted that was proof of their backwardness. Homosexuality was a core facet of anti
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by aredox 3y ago
>A large number of academics express a willingness to discriminate against conservatives when it comes to hiring, publications, grants, and promotions. Why would anyone hire or promote people who have an outspoken bias towards despising
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by aredox 3y ago
Maybe because in the AI field, "publications" is a generous term for "PR"... given most don't give data nor enough code to replicate their work. https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/11/12&
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by aredox 3y ago
lol Anybody can publish anything with the web. Have publishing houses disappeared? Have scientific journals disappeared? The insanity is doing the same thing over and over and thinking "this time it will work".
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by aredox 3y ago
> The restaurant we went to on Sunday evening claimed their card machine wasn’t working, despite me having seen them use it with another customer successfully only ten minutes before. “Conveniently” there was an ATM across the street fro
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by aredox 3y ago
Confused by this article. Is Google extending hardware support for ChromeOS to cover all older PC?
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by aredox 3y ago
> an opportunity to hear the president of the most talked about country speak about why people are talking about them Then educate yourself. Putin and all his apparatus have spoken at length about their motivations and their goals, in En
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by aredox 3y ago
Congratulations, the Russian propaganda reached its end goal with you: https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2023/02/05/destroying-the-concept...
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by aredox 3y ago
Tucker Carlson is not, under any definition of the word, a journalist. This was stated under oath by Fox News lawyers themselves. Also, the Kremlin has refused all interviews by journalists (contrary to the lie spouted by Tucker Carlson him
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by aredox 3y ago
Yeah, I did read the article, and it is exactly why I think it's not organic: are there really that many people interested in Tucker "not 'stating actual facts' about the topics he discusses and is instead engaging i
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by aredox 3y ago
Bots and engagement farms. Musk has utterly failed in tamping out bots. Not only that, but it's even worse, with crumbling moderation and wrong incentives backed in.
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by aredox 3y ago
The most correct amount of running in one go seems to be around 4 km. Enough to activate the whole body without damaging articulations.
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by aredox 3y ago
Tragedy of the commons Race to the bottom Social trap
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by aredox 3y ago
The quoted student, who rejects consent of the copied artists and is paralleled to the colonialists of old (in the header image), is... Nigerian.
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by aredox 3y ago
India gained its independence because the violence exerted by the Nazis and the Japanese empire exhausted the UK so much they saw no way to keep hold of India by force. And one million people died in the subsequent partition.
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by aredox 3y ago
Yeah, Mozilla and the Chrome team were pushing a lot for it, and spent a lot of engineering effort on it. So far it seems a strategic failure, both for Mozilla which couldn't afford such diversion of ressources, and for the Chrome team
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by aredox 3y ago
Interesting observations. Like drugs, different technologies may trigger different excessive neurological reactions. It would be interesting to map that space. Will the Vision Pro trigger derealisation in schizoid/borderline people?
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by aredox 3y ago
This just screams to have an "einstein" (aperiodic monotile) tiling
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by aredox 3y ago
This machine looks like the Osprey done right. I hope it becomes a new staple of military and civilian aircrafts.
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by aredox 3y ago
How reliable is this, though? Many people (especially religious ones) around him were best placed to pretend he turned very remorseful.
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by aredox 3y ago
Farscape was a great show with bold choices. I really miss it and wish it had more recognition.
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by aredox 3y ago
Thanks!I really couldn't recognise it was this construction here!

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