helge9210

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by helge9210 2y ago
> Not sure why 2019 specifically, it's 2024. Because in 2019 real estate was not only expensive by itself, but also all the future growth was added to a price. Today in 2024 you can buy very cheap in some places (north, for example)
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by helge9210 2y ago
I never had my own room. Up until age of 14 I slept on bunk bed sharing a room with my brother and my parents, so it doesn't always mean a separate room.
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by helge9210 2y ago
But your parents didn't live in Israel 2019. Israel 1983 was more like today's Venezuela or Argentina. If you move today to a place comparable to Israel in 1983, you'll be able to afford even more space than your parents.
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by helge9210 2y ago
Absolutely not. "Jihad" is mainly about personal internal struggle. "Amalek" is only about genocide.
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by helge9210 2y ago
The main lesson of the Holocaust is: if someone is saying he is going to kill you, you believe him and act accordingly. Let's for the sake of argument assume you're correct and these were just words. How come at least 200k civilia
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by helge9210 2y ago
He referred to Palestinians as Amalek. Since there are not many Hebrew books written over the centuries (for obvious reasons), modern literature is heavily relying on religious texts for metaphors and analogues. Calling someone Amalek is a
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by helge9210 2y ago
> There is no right to firearms in the way there is in the US. You don’t really have school shootings out here, and society seems to be ok? Nobody seems to want to band together to make a militia. Nobody in Germany is like, “we need more
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by helge9210 2y ago
> It’s not a slippery slope, and the country hasn’t devolved into authoritarian groupthink. Society position on COVID-19 and (more recent) Israel-Gaza situation (the word is deliberately wrong, but this is not the main point here) really
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by helge9210 2y ago
Seeing "channel" and "actors can inter-communicate, via remote procedure calls" do I understand this correctly this is not an actor model implementation?
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by helge9210 2y ago
I emigrated twice within ten years (move, learn the language, find a job, than find a job, move, learn the language). I sometimes wonder how does it feel not having to run and push all the time just not to fall behind. The price for the mot
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by helge9210 2y ago
"Automation-prone fields like [...] software" I wonder where is this idea coming from?
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by helge9210 2y ago
Intel 4004 was introduced in 1971. In my opinion, most of the gains in productivity since than can be attributed to automation.
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by helge9210 3y ago
If they are also carry the responsibility over the wrong decisions, it's OK. If not, the organization is doomed.
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by helge9210 3y ago
https://olympics.com/en/video/maroulis-on-the-reality-of-con... Helen Maroulis is another athlete openly talking about concussion. I'm a referee in wrestling (Olympic styles) and I don't let the match to
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by helge9210 3y ago
> But how exactly would you propose to remove Hamas from power without a lot of civilian deaths? Did you consider that massive civilian death could play into Hamas' hand? One of the insurgency techniques, where the action causes ove
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by helge9210 3y ago
Assuming you are right, how is it beneficial to the child?
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by helge9210 3y ago
Soviet Union had almost all the technologies to create efficient plans. I see Soviet Union and modern tech giants as two extremes here. In USSR party people had a final say in planning, often disregarding "efficient" part. In tech
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by helge9210 3y ago
> Prices of EVs in china are much lower In Germany new Tesla Model 3 is cheaper than any comparable (275 HP, multimedia, cruise control, full size) ICE car.
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by helge9210 3y ago
It's more complicated. Companies have no access to senior software engineers, so companies can't handle complex/large projects, so management doesn't get the experience to derive more value from the engineering work, so
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by helge9210 3y ago
> finding a decent developer is near impossible Like in a joke about Mongolia, where the population density is so low, some Mongolians never seen another Mongolian. I'm two years in and yet to see a senior software engineer in real
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by helge9210 3y ago
From what I see in Germany, this project will be drowned to death in meetings to prepare meetings to define policies even before the first rivet is ordered to be produced.
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by helge9210 3y ago
> were massacred by Maidan snipers located in Maidan-controlled buildings and areas Nothing to see here. Just naked propaganda.
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by helge9210 3y ago
> overthrow of the Ukrainian government and spiraled into a civil war in Donbas There was no "overthrow". President, prime minister, other members of the government disappeared (later appeared in Russia), so fail-safe mechanism
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Demystifying GPT-4: The engineering tradeoffs(gist.github.com)
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by helge9210 3y ago
AfD are the hybrid between a populist and a political prostitute. They voice the real pain points (COVID madness, high cost of energy, immigration etc.) but the proposed solutions are either stupid or paid by their sponsors or both (for ex
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by helge9210 3y ago
It's the first time I saw someone counting it in trillions. When certain (randomly picked by me) set of accounts for a year talks about "gender something...", "man something else...", "2nd Amendment...", &
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by helge9210 3y ago
I did notice some groups of accounts synchronously shift into Russian-Ukraine war topic while posting previously on some unrelated subjects (like crypto, stocks in general, internal US politics, health, etc.)
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by helge9210 3y ago
> a case where the government should not step in There are limits to government mandate, it's not allowed to cross, no matter what. In addition to this case, there are several cases (in Germany, in Israel etc.) where the court point
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by helge9210 3y ago
US support went through formal approval process.
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by helge9210 3y ago
I was under impression, that providing service in and around Crimea would be a violation of the current sanctions. So, I guess, for any request by Ukrainian government directly to US-based company to provide communication service over sanct

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