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by hkpack 1y ago
Or it just matches your own cultural preference. I personally _hate_ American service with passion. I prefer to be left alone most of the time in restaurants or not being talked to like the best friend I haven’t seen from the high school. I
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by hkpack 1y ago
I don't know why downvotes but that statement is true. Population is confused on what the actual problems are vote for politicians solving wrong problems making things worse.
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by hkpack 1y ago
> The nationalists from each country will try to establish their own ethnicity for persons of interest. Russia is the major player in pushing disinformation in historical articles about eastern europe (and not only). It works on it syste
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by hkpack 1y ago
I would like to link to my great grandparents, but unfortunately, they are no loner with us and there is no internet there either. Some other cultures still has the practice of “talking to your family” even after you turn 18. My relatives w
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by hkpack 1y ago
The famine of the 19xx scale is the “world-grade” event. There were just few of such magnitude in the entire world in all of our knowledge.
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by hkpack 1y ago
Yeah, that’s not what happened. The Wikipedia’s article I linked in the previous comment has a good overview. Also the list of famines worldwide [1] does’t confirm your statement with famine every 10 years. And especially there were very fe
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by hkpack 1y ago
> The low baseline was pre-Mao (and pre-Lenin) when famine Wow, so we are on rewriting history now? “Lenin” and his cronies caused a massive famines with their own hands. Substantial percentage of population died of hunger on a very fert
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by hkpack 1y ago
That is exactly not what we have here. LLM is a new phenomenon and the rules dealing with it will be different than with books or any other prior media.
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by hkpack 1y ago
> but I also need to make a pumpkin pie so can you get me what I need for that Have you actually baked a pumpkin pie? There are numerous versions, and the distinction between them is cultural. There is zero chance an AI will understand w
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by hkpack 1y ago
As a Ukrainian, this statement of yours is complete and utter bullshit. Where did you heard it? It is not only factually incorrect, every point is just completely wrong: no favorable candidate to Moscow was elected in 2014, US did not worke
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by hkpack 1y ago
Or maybe, listen out, not everyone is stupid and the reality is just really complicated? As an anecdote, my daughter was learning reading in her native language in school starting with letters, then syllables and had a very hard time moving
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by hkpack 1y ago
These are all parts of the same equation.
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by hkpack 1y ago
> The home may appear peaceful to outsiders, but this "peace" is maintained through fear, control, and the constant threat of violence for any perceived transgression Isn’t it exactly like the present day USA? Where ethnic mino
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by hkpack 1y ago
It won’t matter what the policies are as the majority of refugees will try to get to the EU illegally. Economy will matter only if there will be no fallout in Iran which is not guaranteed.
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by hkpack 1y ago
Yeah, thanks for the war in Iraq and for the raise of ISIS, and for the war in Syria and now destabilizing Iran. “self inflicted”
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by hkpack 1y ago
The same reason there were millions of refugees from Syria or Libya or Ukraine or because of any other instability in the region. There is just no much other places for people to run when shit hits fan.
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by hkpack 1y ago
Alternative prediction: Destabilized Iran will make another migration crisis in Europe, will divide it politically because of the rise of anti immigrant far right, and finally set the scene for a full scale european war with russia, followe
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by hkpack 1y ago
Destabilizing Iran will make another migration crisis in Europe, will divide it politically because of the rise of anti immigrant far right, and finally set up the scene for a big european war for which russia is preparing. If US hopes to n
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by hkpack 1y ago
Not yet, but it is just irresponsible to wait with hope and prayers. Some people are just extrapolating and see that US is pregnant with authoritarianism.
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by hkpack 1y ago
It looks like yes and yes.
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by hkpack 1y ago
You are thinking logically only if you are a shareholder. Then it makes absolute sense to think like that to stay hopeful. From the consumer POV who doesn't own shares in the brand, it makes no sense at all. > enormous amount of Tes
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by hkpack 1y ago
Supposedly. As far as I understand, whether it was fixed or not will be decided by a completely separate group of people. At some point, Tesla can just lie, and don't expect people will be able to verify. I think Elon found a glitch it
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by hkpack 1y ago
Should all the current owners are expected to be happy for the new version they did’t own?
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by hkpack 1y ago
I would not provide you with links, sorry. I follow different drone manufactures and over the last years they all had periodic issues sourcing components from China including chips for flight controllers so they found alternatives (i.e. not
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by hkpack 1y ago
Not really. All parts are produced in other countries as well, although with slightly higher prices.
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by hkpack 1y ago
> It is advantageous for the US to keep the war going to a point It is very short-sighted view. It is definitely not advantageous. USA has reaped the benefits of law-based world order in the last 70 years and which was the reason it has
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by hkpack 1y ago
I don’t know what the equipment is used, but definitely. Ukraine destroys small plane drones and loitering munition with drones with the help of radar guidance. Also I’ve heard about the case when training on an FPV drone and accidentally
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by hkpack 1y ago
I don't know whether you've noticed, but both countries perform robotic drone operation (on land, air and on the water) well above the abilities of direct radio communication in a highly radio jammed space for some time now. The t
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by hkpack 1y ago
> this will be broadcast to the Russian public to harden them, giving Putin the internal legitimacy to escalate You are at least 3 years late if you think Putin needs any legitimacy to escalate. He can do it any moment for any reason wha
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by hkpack 1y ago
> there's no other way. There is the other way, and you're observing it yourself. Underestimating Ukraine is the regular trope of the west for all of Ukraine's independence. Ukrainians in mil-tech who interact with NATO re

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