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me_me_me
5y ago
Extra credit if you consider object spinning or not to determine impact of Magnus effect
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5y ago
Its realism not defeatism, thats how global politics work. The fact it was a leak or not doesn't change the fact the virus is out. Thats the bottom line. There is no recourse, no fallout, no repercussions to going after china without s
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me_me_me
5y ago
You are absolutely correct, it even has a massive sun-shield for that :D
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5y ago
Weird nobody mentioned yet, JWST is at L2 (permanently shielded from sun by earth). L2 is not a stable and need correction burns to stay there that's the reason for life time of 20 years. Only stable - self correcting - are L4 and L5
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me_me_me
5y ago
you confuse democracy with capitalism
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5y ago
> I'm not sure I can believe that anyone believes that, much less agree with it. You can believe in whatever you like, it doesn't change the reality and facts. Its not my opinion, china is a capitalist country run by communist
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5y ago
Its not (just) that anymore, china is the new market. The new and huge revenue stream. You need to play by chinese rules or they close their market to you. Big corporations are now addicted to this opium and cant simply go back to not selli
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me_me_me
5y ago
what he is saying is that chinese gov adopted capitalism but state is actually controlling it them - semi indirectly. And they are big enough to be able to influence other big countries and foreign corporations to the point that they are no
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me_me_me
5y ago
My parents moved a house after 15years, the amount of useless shit they end-up accumulating was staggering, but worse they didn't want to throw it away! There is a balance of minimalism and buying/keeping everything.
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5y ago
My opinion flipped 3 times when watching it. It like magnetic truth pole, the needle just spins.
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5y ago
If you have 1m male programmers there is high chance you will have a lot of average programmers (male dominated profession) If there is 10-50x less female programmers, you can infer that those people who actively are interested in programmi
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me_me_me
5y ago
>So I'm curious how they got enough games to draw solid conclusions from. Yes there was. There was a paper by a statistician based on data of officially rated chess players (that would include semi-pro and pro players), the conclusi
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me_me_me
5y ago
> Most NFTs are like a title to a house NFTs are like a title to a house that you wrote with a crayon. There is no legal grounds for ownership, its just bunch of people claiming they own something and some other saying they agree. You ca
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me_me_me
5y ago
There used to be a theory that the real world is just a upper layer of matrix used by machines to catch anomaly/neo and reset guide/deceive him via an illusion of choice to fight smith and reset the system. That would explain the
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me_me_me
5y ago
Oh no, are we in Zeno's paradox, each time we halve current delay, but never reaching the launch
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me_me_me
5y ago
Pullies as a way of summation is mindblowing simple and beautiful solution. Before he revealed the solution I was thinking about some rail(s) that can be stack with movement of the rail translated into next wheel, but he pullies and rope is
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me_me_me
5y ago
Much better translation is "jak zeszłoroczny śnieg" - "like yesteryears snow" as in something that has no meaning/effect on me.
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me_me_me
5y ago
He literally gives an example how calculating tides was unfeasible for humans to do by hand. Unless you are trying to go into 'definition of' argument
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5y ago
> I wonder how well their light bulbs held up. Kind of ironic (intentional) that you brought up lightbulbs since the lightbulbs are the first known syndicate to establish and enforce planned obsolescence.
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5y ago
One positive that they had was no incentives for planned obsolescence. Planned obsolescence 'feature' is a terrible tragedy of commons in capitalism that turns the world into waste machine. Also one thing to remember is the sense
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5y ago
So it will protect you from death from 5g by killing you faster with radiation? Technically true
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5y ago
> If littering is equivalent to throwing money, you simply won't do it. I have learnt that when organising events at work (sponsored by workplace), you have to charge people. Any amount like €5, its two cups of coffee but turn-up ra
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5y ago
> Pretty sure they single-handedly created the opioid crisis. Created and perpetuated knowingly, ignored memos describing how oxy is harvested for black market for years. They also created marketing pills to doctors schemes.
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5y ago
> simply don't care about the rest of the world. If you want definition of vile person/family look for some videos on YT on Sackler's family and their 'business' practices.
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me_me_me
5y ago
Don't even jest, I heard something similar told at work without the /s part.
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5y ago
I see now, sorry for misunderstanding.
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5y ago
> and you get into the sort of "Communism would work if people cooperated!" silliness territory. What are you on about? Lets run a quick thought test: Are you for or against people selling: - bio-weapons to kids on the street?
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5y ago
USA was never pure free market, the whole principle of check and balances is at odds of free market ideology. If you dont regulate market you get raw sewage in your rivers the next day its allowed. Anyway, just imagine if the thin line of l
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5y ago
Shrug and deny, shrug and deny. Its beyond shadow of doubt Russia is funding rebels, if not directly leading them. Russian military equipment did just appear in local grocery store as black friday deal. Specnaz soldiers dying while on '
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5y ago
> It will eventually settle and return back to Ukraine > as more and more countries recognize Crimea as part of Russia. What? Crimea will return to Ukraine as more countries recognise Crimea as Russian territory? > It will eventual
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