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> Is US dollar backed a good thing? At this point we should be backing things on gold, platinum. It's about making free money, not about making sense. They back it with USD because recent US regulations allow stablecoins to be backe
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There are cultural differences, but once you have the baseline, I think the delta is more interesting, so how happiness has changed in a country throughout the years.
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I'm using ChatGPT daily to correct wording and I work on LLMs, construction and the wording in your comment is straight from ChatGPT. I looked at your other comments, and a lot of them seem to be LLM output. This one is an obvious exam
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How fast is Go? Simulating particles on a smart TV
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The use of “ instead of ", two different types of hyphens/dash, specific wording and sentence construction are clear signs that the whole comment was produced by chatGPT. How much of it was actually yours (people sometimes just wa
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> I never said that. Reading your first comment in full, it seems like you actually did, at least that's the impression I got from the wording you used. Then you toned it down and didn’t address the other arguments. What I meant is
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SVG didn’t hand ASML a magic EUV license. ASML bought SVG lithography two decades ago to expand in dry/immersion optical litho and US market access. EUV matured later. SVG had momentum in DUV and still couldn't sustain at 193nm wh
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> Now imagine Taiwan blowing up the industry to prevent China from controlling it, or China destroying the industry to crash the global economy While you're at it, you can also imagine an alien invasion. You would have to be out of
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> US can always retract the EUV license and sell the Cymer light sources to Canon or Nikon if they wish Then why are they not doing it? Isn't it in the national interest? Why not create a US company that makes EUV machines like ASML
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Open source? Wan 2.2 i2v
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I get the optics point but the policy substance is narrower than the headline and there are ways to keep it from becoming the "unconditional victory" you’re worried about. Recognition is not equal to a blank check. > The Hamas
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The COI issued a 70+ page legal analysis and a formal OHCHR press release summarizing its conclusion that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. You can dislike the HRC, but the COI is a UN mandated investigative mechanism with its own meth
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Since 16–17 September 2025, the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry (created by the Human Rights Council) has issued a formal report concluding that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. That’s a UN investigative mechanism w
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They recognized a state, not Hamas. All three governments paired recognition with language that explicitly excludes Hamas from any governing role and ties the path forward to PA reform, elections, and 1967 based parameters. Canada spelled o
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Your whole argument is a copy paste from Isreal propaganda. They didn’t "give Hamas a victory", recognition is about Palestinians right to self determination and about rescuing a two state horizon that successive Israeli governmen
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They are opposing genocide. Doing nothing would reward what Israel is doing in Gaza now. This has not been about Hamas for a long time. Listen to what Israeli ministers are saying. There are ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders for what
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I'm interested in iPhone Air. How is the battery? How would you compare batter life to your previous phone?
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Constitution is just a social contract, it’s not a law of physics. Without people wanting to preserve it, it’s just words on a piece of paper with no real power. With a majority in the Supreme Court, the Constitution can be interpreted howe
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Your comment was corrected or written by ChatGPT, right? It's super interesting that I can recognize these things now. The specific usage of punctuation, certain words and sentence construction.
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I installed iOS 26 on my iPhone 13 Pro three days ago. It’s still choppy, especially noticeable when looking at the new search window, which has laggy animations. Besides that, the most noticeable issue is just scrolling through pages of ap
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Finally, MacOS version of Linux dropbear + LUKS. I waited for this.
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It's not only WaPo and WJS but investigations in Sweden and Germany. Read the reports. "Nord Stream sabotage: Berlin issues arrest warrant for Ukrainian man" https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/a
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That's wishful thinking. If you pay enough, you will find talent without any problems in this world. Look at all the sophisticated zero day exploits used against journalist.
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> The situation is a fair bit different with Taiwan. The only real difference here is that the U.S. has even fewer advantages in this hypothetical conflict. China, like Russia, has hypersonic missiles and drone swarms both of which are a
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> I doubt Russia can keep this one going for a decade. They only need to keep going longer than their opponent. Ukraine has fewer soldiers and resources than Russia and currently has almost no offensive capability, as seen on the battlef
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That will not happen. Even the southern branch of the Druzhba pipeline is still carrying some Russian crude through Ukraine to Hungary and Slovakia. This is all mirage. Russian oil gets mixed in India and then gets back to EU. Only U.S., Ca
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That would be a great world if that vision could materialize. But as long as people continue polarizing society, exploiting emotions, and using divide and conquer[1] tactics to gain political power, not much will change, and things may even
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https://itif.org/publications/2024/09/16/china-is-rapidly-be... https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2024/06/12/...
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Exactly this. Laws would need to change from the sole goal of maximizing shareholder profit to balancing profit with social consequences, in order to minimize harm to society. Then, any company that is acting irresponsibly could be sued and
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True! In fact, Augustus was the first to master that trick in Rome, he concentrated king like power in himself while carefully avoiding the title of "king" calling himself "princeps" instead.
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