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by kakacik 1mo ago
US is also nice to others only because it benefits it long term ie in building and maintaining its hegemony, fighting for petrodollars and so on. Now that it shat on those decades of hard-won fights and alignment thats irrelevant thing of t
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by kakacik 1mo ago
There is reverse of this - have some movie you liked a lot in the past, and show it to somebody who hasn't seen it, ie a date. Suddenly I'll notice little impurities, small missteps, lack of depth of some character or logical erro
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by kakacik 1mo ago
> Just becauee you follow basic hygiene, and cook your food, and shit into toilet (not street), does not make you "germofoob" Lol no but you are not rational my friend and definitely in germophobe group :) And no amount of exc
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Both claims can be correct. US became Europe's adversary, quite active and pushy. We don't know yet where the end of backstabbing and shitting on us lies, we can easily have a war ie over Greenland within 2 years. China? It wants
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by kakacik 1mo ago
If you care about security and specifically NSA, don't use US clouds (owned or hosted), period. There is not a single one they don't have full access to, why should there be one. Or clouds in general, its all wishful thinking and
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Mostly banking but dipped my feet in many other areas in the past (telco, insurance, municipalities, army etc). Its true budgets are often the problem, but not much 'move fast and break things' mantra of SV, rather 'move as m
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by kakacik 1mo ago
SV echo chamber here it seems. No, most businesses globally don't work in idiotic and often amoral mode of 'move fast and break things' (and unlawful on top of that, but who has time for some boring stuff like that when greed
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Ah another week another instance of this maga level crap. Read up on [1], read up on Geneva accepting migrants way after it was clear that Switzerland will starve since it was 100% surrounded by axis. Even after federal government forbade t
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Almost nothing starts from 0, its not a very smart idea to ignore generations of experience and wrong decisions. Tesla also started with musk joining already well working EV startup, didn't it.
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Tell it to cca 2 millions civilians that died in Vietnam as a direct result of failed US invasion (I really mean just civilians mostly bombed into oblivion, entire human lives list is around 3 million). As in, vast majority of them would be
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Yeah its a nice quick mental scapegoat to blame politicians, because actual truth is much harder to accept - this is us humans, doing all this shit to ourselves. We all allow them to behave that way, so they do because why not. By not carin
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Yeah but then you have drug cartels and corresponding violence, kidnappings etc. Questionable healthcare, nothing social. Its nice for a short visit for some, but long term? You wanna live behind a fancy fence? Plus its malaric jungle, so m
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Since most folks still somehow review the code, I find it highly improbable, it would become visible quickly. Unless say compiling Unix parts for example. But thats compiler work and not llm.
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by kakacik 1mo ago
There is an ocean sized gap for free stuff and something costing something, anything (not that this had to be the case). Person not understanding this should not work in marketing, or even claim they understand human psychology.
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Switzerland? Singapore? Japan? Bhutan? Islands of prosperity in general.
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by kakacik 1mo ago
We discuss phones here, which on 2026 host ton of important and sometimes critical functions. Security is #1 concern for anybody at least a bit smart, you can't ignore reality of 2026. I love photography, but this is exactly reason w
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Yeah russia has been waging war against the west basically since putin came into power. That paranoid kgb fuck sees anything free as direct threat to their model of how to run a dictatorship and very much a personal threat on top of that (h
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by kakacik 1mo ago
While I agree that the topic is actually pretty interesting and any decent info > no info, in more general terms we pay with the most important commodity we have - our free time. So just because something is free doesn't mean people
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by kakacik 1mo ago
> edit: and on a decent motorbike/scooter you learn to not use brakes except in emergency, 95% of all deceleration is handled by just dropping the throttle. There are 2 benefits of actually using brakes (smartly as comments say) - l
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by kakacik 1mo ago
That company is highly amoral from top to bottom (yes even innocent Joe just cashing his million + bonuses while seeing all this crap and much more from inside and happily chugging along with 'just paying off that mortgage' tunnel
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Thats a fraud and host of other charges with that poison, and I see no difference with overhyped llms. You are not correct.
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by kakacik 1mo ago
To give the answer its the cyanide part... which I knew already when looking at the title, without having much clue about underlying chemistry. Good luck selling batteries full of some variant of cyanide to general public, i can almost im
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Nothing there of that sort apart from maga-level typical claims 'they have nazi gold' which ain't true but it gives a fuzzy feeling of knowing a bit to some less educated folks. Its most direct democracy globally having most
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Make public votes elsewhere and you will see laws like those minarets passing left and right. This is what an actual democracy looks like - majority's opinion prevails, not only topic one likes to see happening. Folks generally like to
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by kakacik 1mo ago
It puts everything in perspective, although not sure if the best one, can be overwhelming and ie many religious people tune out since there are no clear answers they were conditioned from childhood to expect, its hard to find god in endle
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Swiss democracy is doing just fine, it has frequent changing of power and lack of concentration of it built in much more robustly rather than US' pinky promises and wishful expectations. If only EU would be less pushy in bilateral talk
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by kakacik 1mo ago
I don't think there is a wrong pixel, each of them maps into thousands of galaxies but many of them may be outside of our visible sphere of the universe. The fact that even light from those subjects can't reach you is surely just
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Many (surprisingly more reachable ones) parts of European Alps. But very few actually do that, I think they would experience a lot of aggression from others (certainly from me)
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Yeah and why they outsource that? First is effectiveness of reach as you mention. Second is the ability to have a clean official record. Wake me up when an extremely capitalistic company, in the past caught with dirty hands on numerous topi
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by kakacik 1mo ago
Dude, check Kumbh Mela before making outrageous statements. 70k is a family meeting in backyard in comparison. I get it, you dig it passionately and all the power to you, but a bit of modesty and/or world experience would only serve yo

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