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glogla
4y ago
100 meters / days is 3.6 kilometers a year. To reach western point of Ukraine, Russians need to go about 1000 kilometers - so at 100 meters a day it would take them nice 277 years. Of course, they are going slower than that. And also,
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glogla
4y ago
You can't confiscate something they don't have.
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glogla
4y ago
You're framing it as if it's China vs Belgium but Russia has about three times the population of Ukraine. And literally millions of Russian men already fled Russia rather than be conscripted. Looking at current ratio of Russian an
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glogla
4y ago
I think research actually show this is the other way around - very little women are ok with marrying less wealthy me, while for men it is common (e.g. male doctor might marry a female nurse but it will rarely happen the other way around).
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glogla
4y ago
Yes. It would be fine if the Leaf was cheaper. But at least around here, Leaf costs Tesla money, and getting worse product for the same money makes no sense.
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glogla
4y ago
> However, saying "degraded performance" when you know it's "down for everyone" is an industry phrasing thing that's irritating. AWS also has "elevated response times" when everyone is seeing 5xx e
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glogla
4y ago
GDPR doesn't apply when "national security" is at stake, so the governments themselves are not restricted by it.
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glogla
4y ago
I mthink realistically, as long as Google can abuse its market position to make any other mobile OSs nonviable by withholding access Gmail and Youtube and so on, nothing can challenge Android and iOS (which has the critical mass so that Goo
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glogla
4y ago
I think Norway is far ahead of other parts of the world, due to being rich and the tax structure around ICEs. But I do wonder about the the gas stations. It is well known, that gas stations make most of their money on snacks and carwashes a
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glogla
4y ago
Moreover, there will be millions of new cars sold to holding companies in December 2034 and then sold as "used" in 2035-2040 with zero kilometers on them. Same things happened every time there was a new emissions regulation in EU.
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glogla
4y ago
Also, the Russian have their experience with false flags (a while back with Finland and recent ones with apartment bombings) and as it often is with propagandists, accusations are also confessions.
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glogla
4y ago
Same with Uranium! The reason is simple but bit insidious - when there is enough "known reserves" of something, it is not economical to look for more. Once the amount of known reserves shrinks, it beings to be worth it and people
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glogla
4y ago
Since I was a kid, my biggest complain with generic comic book villains was always that "some dude out to destroy the world" is just too unrealistic. Now as adult, I see that no, there are literally people who are trying to end hu
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glogla
4y ago
There's a practice of selling older and higher karma accounts on Reddit, that are then used for marketing or propaganda, since they can pass new account filters that many subs have. I wonder if that is the case for HN as well - because
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glogla
4y ago
I like it. It works for English, but sadly the selected fonts don't always have all the national characters. Sometimes there are similar enough replacements (e.g. Charis instead of Charter) but not always.
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glogla
4y ago
Just for comparison, for that kind of money per month AWS will rent you about 2 cores / 4 threads of AMD with 16 GB of RAM.
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glogla
4y ago
Are you even good enough to have impostor syndrome?
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glogla
4y ago
Interesting. It works the same in a most European languages (Vicepresidente, Vice-président, Vizepräsident, Wiceprezydent, Viceprezident, Віцепрезидент, Вице-президент, ...).
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glogla
4y ago
> ‘Vice’ in American English, still has alternative meanings, like ‘vice president’. Does that count as English? I though it is borrowed Latin, like de facto, et cetera or per se .
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glogla
4y ago
Previous was max shift of 9 hours and max overtime of 75 hours per three months. Now it is 12 hour shifts with 145 hours of overtime per three months. So yeah, this comes at 5x12 shifts.
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glogla
4y ago
I always love DuckDB articles because I can learn what is new in ClickHouse.
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glogla
4y ago
Your post history is full of pro-China political posts. Why are you on this site?
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glogla
4y ago
> But also understandable, once you start giving in, you're giving Russia an incentive to do it all over again and capture now territory. Not just Russia. If Russia succeeds, China is invading Taiwan next, and the whole global econo
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glogla
4y ago
I think there's basically two explanations: 1) Most startup people are just evil 2) HN is heavily controlled by Russia The latter is pretty obvious (we're talking English discussion platform where you can create account in ten sec
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glogla
4y ago
I like how you refer to people being able to defend from being enslaved and murdered as "throwing gasoline on the fire". If I started torturing and killing your family, would you let me do it because trying to stop is throwing gas
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glogla
4y ago
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glogla
4y ago
Let Russia take over, run their genocide they planned, you know, typical anti-war stuff.
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glogla
4y ago
We have seen some old equipment, but we have also seen HIMARS, Starstreak, NASAMS, Patriot, HARM, M777 (with Excalibur smart rounds), several types of drones, and bunch more stuff that is pretty much state of the art. Now there's 300 B
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glogla
4y ago
Russia has also said it will not attack Ukraine. Russia has also said their flagship sunk in a storm. Russia has also said there are American biolabs in Ukraine making supersoldiers. What Russia says is worthless. Not sure what makes you se
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glogla
4y ago
Yeah, I think we have experimental evidence from EU that shows otherwise.
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