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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
This is a video by the government, not a independent news source?
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Shouldn't you be able to see that on sattelit pictures?
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
The alternatives is planning for the max disaster- and that means ordering and storing coffins in bulk. We could get a pretty good deal if we order NOW.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Oh, they built them- and they tested them- by launching them at the moon. Even put three guys on top of that ..
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Better to be dead then to be a slave in russia- which almost always means you will become a slave dragged against your will to the trenches to die in another enslavement campaign. So the choice boils down russia or not russia - and beeing d
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Very syria of them.. well i guess we shall see a lot of sabotage tomorrow in europe.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Lets not forget that russias "subversion" of europes politics and culture is also relentless. The fifth column would continue the attack from inside, even if a treaty was signed. AFD and BS in germany come to mind, Front National
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Trump wants everyone to get nuclear weapons. He wants a world of transactional big players and unreliable alliances with shakedowns. That is a world were everyone scrambles for a nuke, naturally. And pakistan is broke- you can get one there
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
What is needed is a Graphene Lightmill, turning driven by light alone, capturing CO^2 spinning out graphene as a monofiber, no in between steps, no conversions.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
I dont know, i have used F# for a while now. My problem with it- is discoverability and reuseability of the created code. It is very hard to read and get in - compared to classic OO and its hard to reuse something created and custom tailore
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
This scam is actually pretty old- as in private patients get that all the time. My mum had her perfectly healthy teeth all drilled and filled in switzerland, as a private patient, when she was barely out of her teens.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Maybe that is the use-case- a hallcuinated internet with links, that you click along in search of something, until the gpt has enough information to generate it from thin air. Maybe the journey is the destination.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
The problem with attempts to controll knowledge, aka limit it, is that it has a tendency to spiral. You limit information about this and that- some zealous partymonger goes astray and limits all the information related. Next you have a fam
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
So, just hypothetical, what would you do if the whole millionaire and billionaire tech caste declared for a dictatorship to protect there wealth against a democracy that would get ever more re-distribution leaning as the world succumbs to g
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
There is malicous compliance. They can create new email categories, to which you are auto "resubscribed" - you validating that the email is used and has a reader that reads the emails and cleans his mailbox is worth a buck. Then y
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Imagine, linking that video into a 360° virtual cockpit As if you were inside a booster made from glass.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Its sort of sad, a painting, a cultural artifact, produced by 100s of people, beloved by millions and its just tossed aside, trampled like a electronic mandala - or worser still, destroyed in its vision by trying to turn it into an addictio
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
The greatest irony was the solution to jamming.. just line the drone up on a vector- and have it keep going on that vector when the jamming kicks in.. And we can already see the same fallout we saw with the ak - aka the sturmgewehr being di
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
This war - is not ending anyway, even if ukraine collapses, its just 5 years on the bench and then it resumes, in the baltics, in poland, somewhere else. That imperialist monster will not go away, not with appeasement, not with territory, n
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
But is it proportional to the investment of time and people participating in it. If you take the amount of money/people invested into the sciences at a point in time , lets take: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solva
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Fair point, thank you for your time and well crafted argument.
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
Thats not true entirely. There is research, with huge impacts and the money leveraging- keeps it brutally honest. Nothing makes it out of a lab and into a fab, without certainty of the method working at least in lab conditions reproduceable
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
At some point, the good scientists leave and the fraudsters start to filter for more fraudsters. If that goes on, its over- the academia has gone. Entirely. It can not grow back. Its just a building with conman in labcoats. My suggestion st
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by asdf123qweasd 2y ago
The most important part about anime is- with computer assisted tooling, its cheaper to make - cheaper to make means less oversight by creative handicaps like financeer gremiums, means artists get a shot earlier, instead a few making it to t