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why is it surprising ? You have to maintain thousands of miles railroad infrastructure, that includes r.r bridges, train stations, r.r. tracks and trains themselves.
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3y ago
basically, someone got doxxed ?
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3y ago
My coworker who has diabetes started eating artificial meat and his diabetes went through the roof, because artificial meats use a lot of salt and salt makes body retain water. How healthy those artificial meats are ?
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3y ago
Same situation all over the Germany.
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3y ago
France is still littered with WW1 ammunition. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNIBE64CAgs Listen to numbers that one of EOD guys gives about clean-up WW1 ammunition.
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3y ago
To be honest, I have been very proud my entire life that I'm software engineer and I can program. But now, I just turned 40 and there is ChatGPT(released just few months before I turned 40), I feel dumb as a rock. Your senior dev, who
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3y ago
I have hard time seeing how this book & Ukr.war can be compared. In some abstract sense, probably there is a connection, but since the book was published, warfare completely changed. Tanks, Jets, AA weapons, electronic warfare and let&#
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3y ago
I had zero social circle and no significant other in my life, until I started drinking. World opened up for me after I started consuming alcohol. Edit: However, you need to be responsible. Alcohol badly derailed my life once.
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3y ago
I just came back from a month stay in Europe and the first things I saw when came back to PA was the +3% added to my bill on CC transaction to "combat raising food prices and labor costs".
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3y ago
Lol, this is funny. Thank you for clarification. Lawyers win either way.
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3y ago
I read twice what you wrote and I still don't understand what is going. Who did what ?
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3y ago
ticket to Berlin was 180 + ticket back was 170 = 350. I was wowed.
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3y ago
can you give me one of those transportation services, I would gladly proof myself wrong, because tickets are expensive.
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3y ago
It been matter of time. Talks of blowing-up the dam been going around for months. Russia waited till the Ukrainian counteroffensive would begin. It shows that Russians are so desperate to come to some sort of negotiation as to cause massive
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3y ago
> Blockchain Capital general partner Spencer Bogart noted on Twitter that Worldcoin is a widely misunderstood project that "appears to be a noxious combination of hardware, biometrics, crypto and AI." My mom has investors, thei
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3y ago
Russians are forced into grain deal, otherwise famine would hit Middle-East & African countries. However, I bet Russians will soon start heavy bombardment of Ukrainian granaries, since they are running out of viable civilian targets.
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3y ago
Yep, it is Amazon service. Here is the email that I got from Amazon. Make sure you order book as Request copy. Dear , Your request for a proof version of ‘Задачи и теоремы линейной алгебры’ is ready for checkout. Requested copies will be av
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3y ago
I think, that is the Amazon service I have used to print out the book. I uploaded the pdf and week later got the book from Amazon. I will go though email and will get back to you.
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3y ago
There is a great book published in Russian "ЗАДАЧИ И ТЕОРЕМЫ ЛИНЕЙНОЙ АЛГЕБРЫ" (Problems and theorems in linear algebra), by Victor V. Prasolov. English translation was done by American Mathematical Society. Unfortunately, this tr
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3y ago
This is f** wild. I don't understand level of incompetence it took to trust him with that much money. People who trusted them with this much money are fools. Fools with large $$$.
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3y ago
Lets be honest, FB lost its appeal with young crowd. I'm about to hit 40s, I keep my FB disabled, occasionally log in and only keep my account, because I have a lot of relatives who still use it and a lot of them are older people. Amou
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3y ago
I have large chunk of AMD shares. AMD been down for about a month+. Lowest being at low $80s and highest at around $100. After M$ partnership announcement, stocks briefly went up to $91. So far, since the time I bought them and now, AMD sha
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3y ago
I'm confused. So, this person just asked ChatGPT bunch of surface level questions about Solid State Physics, got response. What is so exciting ?
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3y ago
Would you be able to tell me more ? My email is in my About section. Thank you !
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3y ago
for RA ?
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3y ago
Unfortunately, few months ago, my gf who is in her very early 30s, was diagnosed with RA. She was immediately placed on the very expensive medication - $5000/month (you read it right, a month). It helps a lot, but not 100% effective an
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3y ago
After 3 decades working on Windows, I recently got into Linux and stared learning bash through "The Linux Command Line, 5th ed." book and watching youtube videos. Powershell is so much nicer and a lot more productive to work with
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3y ago
In fact, you can write proofs as programs. https://leanprover.github.io/ - Lean, very popular proof assistant from Microsoft. There are tons information on it on youtube. Another good paper to look at is `How to Write a P
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>Then again if you were form your views based on something more than a few random videos you happen to have caught -- you just might come to a different impression. My native is Russian and I have been watching battle field videos on dai
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3y ago
If you were to watch battlefield footage from Ukrainian POV, you would often hear Ukrainian soldiers speaking in Russian with each other. Yeah, good luck with shedding 'language of the oppressor'.
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