hef19898

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by hef19898 3y ago
Freedom of expression is a thing. And while freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequences (a concept I absolutely believe in), those consequences have to be in line with other basic rights. In this case, this would be the right of
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by hef19898 3y ago
I am extremely picky about those things, it would drive crazy. My pet peeve was the Audi S3 I had as rental once, this minuscule, barely recognicable, delay between kicking down the pedal and the car accelerating drove me crazy. I prefer sl
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by hef19898 3y ago
A cybertruck can put the front wheels in a 90° angle? What is this, a professional drift car? By the way, if this is true, it is beyond stupid...
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by hef19898 3y ago
Props for throwing out some MIL-STD reference, sounds always tough and tacticool, and proclaiming a system meets those without any proof.
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The problem is the disconnect between control input and reaction, and that is far from being a non-issue.
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by hef19898 3y ago
I had a bunch of hornets once. Great, because there were no flies mosquitos anywhere near the house all summer. Unfortunately, the moved out, the hornets, next summer...
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by hef19898 3y ago
Without reading the article, I agree with you regarding journalists doing some research and adding facts to their articles, like number of warwhouse death at Amazon and elsewhere or the fact that a court already ruled in favor of the fired
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by hef19898 3y ago
Unfortunately, I cannot tell anymore sometimes... As a joke, it is right down my alley! So please, take my apology.
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by hef19898 3y ago
Another trick: In order to avoid being on notice as a manager because too many people under you quit, just declare it "non-regrettable".
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by hef19898 3y ago
When it comes to fuly automated factories owned by AI-powered one-person unicorns, that would include said teenagers children if not grand children. AI-powered billion dollar valuated over-hyped start-ups, well, those risk happening this de
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by hef19898 3y ago
Try flat eye at managing a factory, and come back to tell me how it went. A game as a reference, seriously? No idea which film I recently heard the term, but amateur hour doesn't even come close to decribe that...
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by hef19898 3y ago
One billion as in VC-pre dumb money round valuations? VCs, and Altman, would love that!
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by hef19898 3y ago
Yeah, neither of those things is going to happen in our lifetimes. Regardless of what Altman says.
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What is it with Super Powers being in conflict with their own covert ops?
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What exactly did happen to Canada? Were they wiped of the map or something?
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by hef19898 3y ago
Difficult, very difficult on deed. As with most corporate and whize collar crime, the investigation rate is extremely low. That being said, worker councils and unions. The former has to involved in these things, if the exist. The latter pus
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by hef19898 3y ago
The got rid of Bard, and missed the opportunity to either name it Genesys or Legion.
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by hef19898 3y ago
You point a finger at someone, at least three are pointing back to you. And one to the ground, that's a different story so.
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by hef19898 3y ago
Soft blackade, that is pointless. And a hard one is basically an escalation to war (see: Cuban Missile Crisis). A country in, maybe, panic mode is not conquered. And if said island is strategically important enough, yes, people will go to w
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by hef19898 3y ago
Or a single sub. Happened more than once suring NATO maneuvers,a single sub getting into a firing position completey undetected, armed with torpedoes able to sink the carrier. No weapon is beyond reach in war, or indestructible. And still,
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by hef19898 3y ago
What happens in Gaza is: - targeted destruction of civil infrastructure (check rules of warfare regarding that) - intentional destruction of a city - a specified goal of displacing Palestinians living in Gaza - blocking escape routes forbth
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by hef19898 3y ago
Whether you are an agressor or not depends on the conflict. One can be both in different conflicts, and even change roles over time in the same conflict.
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by hef19898 3y ago
The sheer scale of WW1 in terms of material and people expended is something very hard to grasp. As is the Eastern front during WW2, same thing, the sheer numbers are mind boggling.
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by hef19898 3y ago
The US are perfectly shielded from invasion by two oceans so. Canada is an ally, as is Mexico (less close, but still). And neither would be able to launch an invasion with any chance of success anyway (in reality, movies are different).
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by hef19898 3y ago
Loosing? How exactly so? NATO is expanding, Russia isn't gaining anything currently in Ukraine, in fact Russia is becoming dependent on China, India and North Korea. And so far, NATO has to actively participate in the fighting in Ukrai
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by hef19898 3y ago
Mainland China wants Taiwan back since WW2, chip fabs are a bonus, maybe that is. The big problem of a Chinese invasion so is: the Taiwan straight. They have to get the invasion force across, that meens a lot of big, slow, fat transport ves
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by hef19898 3y ago
Of you want to level a city, you either use obe big bomb, a lot of small ones (Israel doesn't have strategic bombers so) or a shit ton of ground fired shells and explosives. Culture has nothing to with that. Disclaimer: I consider leve
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by hef19898 3y ago
If you really think artillery didn't change since WW1, you have no idea what you are talking about. Im both regards, doctrine (which changed a lot during WW1 alone) and technology (range, precision, fire control...).
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Manpads: flying at high altitudes. AA: flying low. But anyway, the golden bullet solutions is drones. /s
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Plus, leveling the target area with dumb shells is not necessarily working, exhibit A the Western Front in WW1. And if said target area is a city, the leveling is kind of frowned upon nowadays (depending of course on who is levelling and wh

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