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by mupuff1234 6mo ago
People are looking for conspiracy theories when the truth is simple - trump did it because he thought it would be an easy quick win that will put him in the history books.
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by mupuff1234 6mo ago
That proxy war never reached China or the US borders. The Israel - Iran proxy war is happening on/in Israel's borders, it's way more "direct", and not happening in some far away land. Could you imagine if a Chinese
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by mupuff1234 6mo ago
Sure, but Iran did sponsor proxies that did attack Israel. And whether something is direct war or proxy war feels more like meaningless semantics imo. Historically speaking I think it's clear Iran has been the aggressor in this specifi
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
Pretty sure police brutality was invented way before Israel existed.
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
They can always do a lot of stuff, but it's just not very likely. And they did bomb nuclear facilities - nobody is denying that. Even this time, excluding the tragic school event, there have been very minimal number of casualties compa
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
I doubt it. Assuming the US does these kinds of operations it will likely target only high value targets like the rebuilding of a nuclear facility etc So it's gonna be very targeted and limited in scope, as opposed to Gaza.
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
Pretty sure the US already does that. Every once in a while you'll hear about a strike on ISIS etc. And I'm guessing there's lots of operations you don't exactly hear about.
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
That's not what I said.
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by mupuff1234 7mo ago
My point is saying that the iranian regime is doing anything "in good faith" is just beyond absurd. They have long lost the ability to claim that any of their actions are in good faith.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Is it? Are you claiming nuclear bombs are not both essential and also a risk to national security? Aren't all the AI companies saying that AI poses even a greater threat to humanity than nukes? How can these two not be deeply connected
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
My principals is that a government should do what's good for the people of their country. Are your principals that a government should only focus on self preservation? What would be better for the people of Iran, sinking an American ai
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Economic collapse, failed infrastructure, lack of human rights, ruthless religious dictatorship? All while spending 25% of their budget on military ventures. Just to name a few.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Because those countries are not trying to become a global power, with potential nuclear weapon, ICBM and drone capabilities along with a strategic location? And all while making "death to america" part of their national slogan.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Just look at hate crime stats.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
You completely miss the fact that the same R&D Israel has done would have cost 100x more if it were done by US based companies. The US gains massive cheap R&D and real world tested capabilities for a fraction of the price it would p
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Both. Jews are indigenous to the land, and you also had Jewish communities living all over the middle east throughout history untill they moved to Israel.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
You know Jews are from the levant, right?
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Didn't realize there was a patent on hummus.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
History has also shown that whenever Jews are in a minority of the population something bad tends to a happen to them. So a two state solution makes much more sense.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
So the US basically got billions and billions worth of F-35 R&D for the price of 2B? Sounds like a decent deal to me.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Right, but that usually means higher quality software design, and less so the exact low level details of function A or function B (in most cases) If anything I'd claim using LLMs can actually free up your time to really focus on the pr
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
> God it's a depressing thought that whatever work you do is just a throwaway no-one will use I didn't say that. In fact if your code doesn't significantly change over time it probably means your project wasn't succes
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
Idk what the median lifespan of a piece of code / project / employee tenure is but probably way less than 10 years, which makes that "long term investment" pretty pointless in most cases.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
I don't think they say they vibe code, just that claude writes 100% of the code.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
They're also great for writing design docs, which is another significant time sink for SWEs.
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by mupuff1234 8mo ago
If only Google had the technology for game streaming... Oh wait RIP Stadia.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
He didn't say "brain atrophy", he was talking about coding abilities.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
> But the cost of complexity doesn't go down But how much of current day software complexity is inherent in the problem space vs just bad design and too many (human) chefs in the kitchen? I'm guessing most of it is the latter c
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
His point is obviously to try and downplay what is happening in Iran, otherwise he could have just actually be a journalist and figure out what is happening in Iran to prove or disprove the reports. There is zero journalistic integrity to b
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Just as interesting that Mehdi who never spent a second questioning the reports from Gaza is questioning the reports from Iran.

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