mrtksn

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by mrtksn 9d ago
Apparently EU and Canada did well with the branding as this is entirely new concept that no one knows what it means but gives you warm and fuzzy feelings inside, isn't it? Anyway, I would love it if Canada joins the free movement zone
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by mrtksn 11d ago
For some reason they did not provide any details beyond that they have kinetic and non-kinetic means. Kinetik indeed can mean just ability to blow up satellites but IMHO it is good enough to trigger an arms race.
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by mrtksn 11d ago
Finding someone who is both willing and able to deliver explosives to a datacenter wouldn't be easy, the last stime something like that happen is 9/11. Throwing large masses on the other hand is not so hard as countries like Iran
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by mrtksn 11d ago
Well, let's hope that these forces are going to get better outcomes than the forces that fought in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and now Iran. It's so ridiculous to elevate the war zone when you were far away and out of reach current
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by mrtksn 11d ago
How is this smart? US was already able to strike any place on the globe, what happens if this motivates the US enemies also have weapons in space and then US mainland becomes strike-able. What was the thing that the US military previously c
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New AI fake text generator may be too dangerous to release, say creators (2019)(theguardian.com)
2 points by mrtksn 12d ago|1 comments
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Bulgaria's .bg TLD is run by a private company with no mandate from the state(eualternative.eu)
3 points by mrtksn 18d ago|0 comments
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by mrtksn 19d ago
You’re probably right but how come the solution for their(any anti establishment across EU and US) problems always somehow involves being on good terms with Russia? How those groups of people have become natural allies? Is it some psyche?
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by mrtksn 19d ago
How much would you say that US billionaires can be credited for this? It’s very weird to watch US billionaires, UK right wingers, Putin and other long time rulers seem like having a group chat and being in sync.
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by mrtksn 19d ago
Are you sure about that? Landslide surely implies dissatisfaction with the others but it also implies tolerance. Apparently Germany will give it a go. The turnout is extremely high, they didn’t just not go voting, they actively showed up fo
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by mrtksn 19d ago
It appears that every 5th or 2nd German likes them a lot, depending on the state. Why is that? Is Russia going the have Soviets 2.0 where this time the Orthodox Church is part of the administration and Germany will be Nazi Germany 2.0 but t
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by mrtksn 20d ago
You are right
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by mrtksn 20d ago
So? Ariane flies from french guiana and has all the participants flags on it.
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by mrtksn 20d ago
EU is a single well defined entity, the frowned upon flags are the German flags, EU flags are well tolerated especially in international settings. For example the first electric plane that recently flew was originally European until last ye
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by mrtksn 20d ago
Europe is a vibe based concept, a place can be European or not depending on the vibes. Even the east west central etc. are completely vibe based. Portugal for example is Eastern European country, meanwhile Romania is central according to so
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by mrtksn 20d ago
what’s odd about it?
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by mrtksn 20d ago
Congrats! Do you have an EU flag on the wall like the US space companies have an US flag?
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by mrtksn 27d ago
> nobody expected the result Including those who pushed for Brexit. Farage gave a speech accepting a defeat around midnight, the value of GBP skyrocketed for a moment etc. The referendum was supposed to be a tool for the political class
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Unless of course Musk decides to use the opportunity to advertise Optimus, be it with actually AI able to do it or teleoperator do it.
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Apple Studio with maxed out M5 Ultra, 256GB RAM and 16TB storage is 18,299$. The 512GB RAM version apparently is coming in October, considering that the difference between 96GB and 256GB is priced at 4000$, the 512GB upgrade must be eye wat
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
nope, irrelevant
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
You are not arguing in good faith, such a loaded question. I will leave it here, too much BS in one comment to deal with it
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Nope, less power means the current situation will be the default as each country by default will have their own body and rules to govern instead of one rule and one body that handles the whole continent. Unlike what you appear to believe Eu
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
It's always like this, EU is in urgent need of becoming a country in some form and local government deal with local stuff only. It shows up in the stats, citizens almost always trust EU more than their governments and want EU to have m
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
People often forget that the world is not just US or "the West". What he is investing in is a phase that the West certainly is headed into and we will be testing the idea of creating a feedback loop that gives more and more power
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Sounds like any rich kid ever TBH.
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Wouldn't be needlessly expensive and risky before the bubble pops? Just buy the scraps after it pops and If it's not bubble, they can alternatively just buy a fab dedicate its output to build ridiculously large infrastructure in
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
Exactly. All the best scientists, engineers and ambitious people went to USA and entire industrial bases were uprooted and moved to USA. US did the Marshal plan but all this happen because the rest of the world was busy destroying each othe
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
You can seek comfort by looking at some GDP numbers and compare GDP numbers and AI benchmarks with EU I guess :) Kidding aside, it is very normal for a huge populous country to dominate once they get their shit together. Europeans mostly ma
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by mrtksn 1mo ago
what’s stopping China from dropping currency controls in a ab afternoon? It’s not like this is some force of nature.

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