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3y ago
There was no invasion because Soviets removed Cuban missiles and Kennedy promised to remove U.S. missiles from Turkey (the missiles being there is the reason for the crisis in the first place).
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3y ago
Cuba is a sovereign nation, it can install missiles. Oh, wait..
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3y ago
Look at the context of the thread. It is likely that even chatgpt would pick up on the explicitly mentioned NATO, and its power.
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3y ago
Survival. What would you do when someone much stronger than you corners you? You hit back.
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3y ago
> aggressor You mean NATO with its orders of magnitude power encroaching East despite their empty promises in 90s?
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3y ago
There may be lucky 10,000 https://xkcd.com/1053/
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3y ago
It has been discussed to death already. There is e2e encryption if you need it. "completely unencrypted" is just false.
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3y ago
when you are dealing with the trillion dollar war propaganda machine any link one might provide will be drown out by noise "debunking" it. Do your own research. I found the initial links on hacker news.
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3y ago
Is it a coincidence that the tech you mentioned includes CIA honeypots e.g., protonmail? gnupg looks like something that actually can keep your secrets (at rest, otherwise a less-likely-to-backdoored convenient option is Telegram).
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3y ago
> rated on the number of comments It sounds idiotic. It is unrelated to the question whether short-term (one PR) only reviews are preferable over reviews that recognize the reality that it is not the last PR ever and therefore more long-
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3y ago
"Pale Blue Dot" https://youtu.be/nl5dlbCh8lY
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3y ago
Where are the promised cities on the Moon? ChatGPT may be the Moon-landing event: highly inspirational, highly expensive, modest (relative to the hype) actual practical value long term.
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3y ago
One could use generators to produce a modified iterable without copying e.g. here's genexpr is used to define generator: squared = (x*x for x in iterable) In general, a generator function can be used if necessary: def s
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3y ago
> 70s, 80s and 90s It reminded me of Go vs. Algol-69 http://cowlark.com/2009-11-15-go/
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3y ago
"brittle" ? Your suggestion to define places by their timezone name is ok (it may work in many cases).
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3y ago
utc is for a specific moment in time (deterministic with great precision for everyday use). "9:30am local time" may be ambiguous/unknown (the rules may not exist yet) Using the same programming type for both may cause confusi
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3y ago
No need to be so literal. Substitute "bubble sort" for "any simple algorithm involving nested loops/branches/collections" and the result is likely to be the same. Mistakes are common. Partially, that is why uni
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3y ago
Note: support for old EIEIO functions is not autoloaded any more in Emacs 29.1 https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/whats-new-in-emacs-29...
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3y ago
You do understand that you are arguing for more 9/11? Or you think collective responsibility is something that should applied to others only. Rules for thee and not for me.
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3y ago
> correlation between MRI imagery and pain is very weak It is not just some fringe opinion from a single doctor e.g., here's recommendations from Barbell Medicine https://youtu.be/mdwj5ORPmX0?si=DOVVJCGgLe_U0GDT
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3y ago
- the best posture is the next posture. Move. (drinking non-caloric fluids, standing during meetings can help with that too) - firm pillow for the back - resistance training of any kind (barbell is great)
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3y ago
viruses have DNA/RNA genes but they do not self-replicate. They need our cell machinery.
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3y ago
There is a map of Middle-Earth. It doesn't mean the place is real.
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3y ago
It does work. People are tribal. Keep them in the dark and it is easier to rule them. «Сила правительства держится на невежестве народа, и оно знает это и потому всегда будет бороться против просвещения.» Лев Толстой (1896)
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3y ago
Try the same logic for e.g., .ru domain and see how it goes.
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3y ago
p(h) p(a|h)=p(h|a) p(a) therefore if p(a)=p(a|h) then p(h)=p(h|a) too.
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3y ago
The statistics is from a study. I don't remember the original but here's what google suggests «women rate an incredible 80% of guys as worse-looking than medium.» http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/2009/11
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The interesting fact is that most most men are "below average" "bad" partners according to how women perceive men (I don't remember the exact numbers but it is something ridiculous like only 5% of men are worth
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3y ago
AI is a tool. It may change how programmers do their job but programmers won't become obsolete until humans as a whole are.
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3y ago
> same results when they have the same training Genetics may play a huge role.
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