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by fuoqi 5y ago
Russia has the Elbrus VLIW architecture, which is quite good with computations common in military applications (it has roots in specialized DSPs), so they are certainly not "stupid". But the problem is that developing an ISA is a
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It will succeed even further after China solves its fab issues. Considering how the West overplays the technological sanctions card, many countries will jump on this bandwagon as soon as RISC-V solutions will be more or less competitive. We
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This virtue signaling is just plain stupid, same as the vodka boycott (FYI less than 2% of vodka in US is imported from Russia).
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>procedures far more protracted than necessary because parties cannot rely on written statements of law as reliable guides I would say it's a problem with laws, not the system itself. Also the continental system does not imply that
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Even worse, the precedent-based legal system is quite crazy itself, especially to those who lives in the continental legal system. Instead of patching "code" (law) to new times and sometimes removing parts of it completely, the fo
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by fuoqi 5y ago
I will repeat my previous comment. Looks like a reasonable response to "freezing" (read, seizing) assets of the Central Bank of Russia and the credit rating downgrades. Not only it plays role of deterrence to some extent (destabil
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by fuoqi 5y ago
Looks like a reasonable response to "freezing" (read, seizing) assets of the Central Bank of Russia and the credit rating downgrades. Not only it plays role of deterrence to some extent (destabilize our markets and your investors
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by fuoqi 5y ago
>Ukraine would never had joined NATO because it was an active war zone anyways. It does not prevent NATO from supplying weapons and training the Ukrainian army. The US reconnaissance planes have conducted regular patrols over Ukrainian t
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by fuoqi 5y ago
In my understanding, the GP states that "the initial plan" should've ended by now.
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>Had the initial plan of decapitating the government Why people assume that the Russian plan was to occupy whole Ukraine (the largest European country after Russia) in just several days? Even in Georgia with its much smaller army and ter
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by fuoqi 5y ago
>But Zelenskyy was serious in cleaning up the Ukraine, he is not fleeing and he is uniting the nation. So much BS... He literally done 180 on his election promises, done a lot of unconstitutional moves, and his public support was continu
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I guess, "greens" in the coalition will be really "happy" about that.
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>Is Russia even taking prisoners in this conflict? Are you serious? Of course it does and actively promotes defections from the Ukrainian army as best as it can.
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Meanwhile, national territorial defense forces (yesterday civilians who received AK-47s) work just great: https://t.me/voenkorKotenok/31303
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by fuoqi 5y ago
Why are you presenting an opinion of a far-right marginal politician as an official position of the Russian government? And why do you engage in dehumanizing tactics? No, they are not devils in flesh who can not wait but to perform some war
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by fuoqi 5y ago
Nazism (in understanding of the Russian propaganda) is not equal to antisemitism. To see the used pattern replace Jews with ethnic Russians and Holocaust with 8 years of Donbas shelling. They literally tried to paint the Donbas war as an ac
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by fuoqi 5y ago
No, I do not. But I detest the dehumanizing tactic wildly used by both sides. You can easily verify how the Russian army acts on the ground in respect to civilians using a ton of videos shot by Ukrainian citizens.
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>They literally are calling Ukrainians Nazis This is propaganda BS. The Russian government tries to paint itself a protector of Ukrainian people oppressed by a small number of neo-Nazi and the puppet US-controlled government. Luckily, it
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by fuoqi 5y ago
I prefer to trust my eyes and ears: https://t.me/SergeyKolyasnikov/22500 In this video he literally says that weapons are given without any documents whatsoever.
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The car was trampled by an anti-air system on the Ukranian controlled territory, no?
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Handing out AK-47 to everyone without even recording who got a weapon is outright irresponsible. Without training or any kind of command you will get yesterdays civilians killing other civilians. We already have seen how "territorial d
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by fuoqi 5y ago
Energy independent? Suuuure... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-24/russia-oi...
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Does the National Debt Matter?(lynalden.com)
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So it's all right to close media just because it's "Russian"? Ok... You know, Ukraine has media control agency and laws which regulate quite strongly what can be and can not be said and shown by media. Opposition media w
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by fuoqi 5y ago
So instead of pointing to at least single false fact in my comment you point me to a website which quite aggressively translates the official Western stance and does not even tries to look as independent (it's an EEAS outlet), which I
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So you call the verifiable facts in my comment "Russian propaganda"... "The worse for the facts", am I right?
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What? Of course, the existing nuclear capacity is not enough to cover full migration to EV. The same applies to the existing capacity of renewables. You can not have 150% of nuclear (or any other kind of) generation relative to your current
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by fuoqi 5y ago
It's somewhat disingenuous to use "primary energy" stats in this discussion. IIUC it includes stuff like gasoline used for transportation and natural gas used for heating and cooking. In France they produce 70-80% of their el
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by fuoqi 5y ago
First, let's start with the fact that €8B is a wrong number. The last estimate is €7–7.5B. Next, you should consider the following factors: - The Finish nuclear regulation is quite paranoid, even by "western" standards. Also
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by fuoqi 5y ago
>The USA could probably use a decade of double digit inflation It's a very thin ice to walk on. High inflation threatens USD's global reserve currency status and it's in addition to using financial control for political pr

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