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by daemoens 4y ago
Literally the last sentence in the link you posted > Please don't post comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. It's a semi-noob illusion, as old as the hills.
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by daemoens 4y ago
So it's still a bastion of democracy?
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President Erdogan endorses Finland’s NATO bid(nytimes.com)
26 points by daemoens 4y ago|2 comments
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by daemoens 4y ago
Well, I got > Hello there. I'm here to roast you. > I'm black. > Well, color me surprised. I couldn't tell if you were black or just severely sunburned.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Being hidden for longer than your opponent is always going to be useful, regardless of whether a human or an AI is actually flying.
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by daemoens 4y ago
I think your comment may have given it the hug of death.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Is this because of DMCA/copyright takedowns or something else?
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by daemoens 4y ago
The majority of those gray countries combined make up less than 1% of Russia's trade (excluding former Soviet states/China).
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by daemoens 4y ago
https://archive.is/5e3Ts
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by daemoens 4y ago
Only the Rafale was any real competitor. The rest all have glaring issues that disqualify them immediately.
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by daemoens 4y ago
That's still not proof of any such conversation happening. Denmark joined because the US invoked Article 5 after 9/11. It was more about making sure they're protected if they ever need it in the future, so I'd say it was
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by daemoens 4y ago
It's not true. The actual code that loaded into the plane is NATO MIDS/Link-16/IFF keys, not 'starting' the aircraft. And this is specifically for Austria, not NATO countries. The Austrian Eurofighters can fly and o
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by daemoens 4y ago
> How would you know? Are you privy to all conversations between the Finnish and the U.S. government? Are you? How do you know they've happened?
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by daemoens 4y ago
In every single one of those wars, the weapons were never the problem. Look up the massive casualty ratios in those wars. Every one of those wars were failed by the politics and the fact that we should never should have been there. The weap
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by daemoens 4y ago
The US provided 700,000 of the 956,600 troops and had to bring them halfway around the world. Most of those countries were using weapons bought made by the US MIC. Also I never said we were expected to lose. People expected a long and costl
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by daemoens 4y ago
Desert Storm was not niche in any shape or form. Iraq was the fourth most powerful military at the time and had the newest and greatest Soviet weapons. The expected casualties for the US were in the thousands, and no one thought the Iraqis
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by daemoens 4y ago
Some of the people who can buy 30k watches have so much money that it can become just another throwaway item.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Lot of kids/young adults with old money is my guess. These people will never have a reason to work so will pad out their days with things like this.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Could you share those filters?
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by daemoens 4y ago
Yup it's the same situation in East Africa. You can't do business without it.
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by daemoens 4y ago
How much of a smartass can you be when Lastpass keeps lying about how bad each of the numerous hacks actually were?
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by daemoens 4y ago
What's special about 1938?
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by daemoens 4y ago
What was the specific crime committed though?
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by daemoens 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what was the crime they didn't want to go through with?
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by daemoens 4y ago
name.info/.dev and the like are pretty cool for personal pages though. People always design them really well because it's about them personally.
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by daemoens 4y ago
An annoying thing about btop is that it only uses the snap package manager and nothing else. You can still install it yourself easily but I don’t understand why they’d stick stick with snap alone.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Good luck getting people to change the way they write dates, no matter how terrible it is.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Is there a reason why Spanish and Italian have a lower WER than English? OpenAI is based in America right? They probably focused on English more than anything.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Yeah the USB-C thing was done entirely by the EU, the repair program was from the combined pressure from regulators around the world.
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by daemoens 4y ago
Most people don't see the EU as weak, just ineffectual. But it was definitely the EU that got them to do all this.

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