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by oezi 2y ago
Not the worst bet to invest in Daimler when they came up with the car. Might not get you to F1, but certainly a good bet they might.
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by oezi 2y ago
Text-To-Speech models still aren't trained on rich enough data to have all the nuances we need to be fully expressive. For example, most models don't have a way to change accents separately from language (e.g. English with a sligh
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by oezi 2y ago
If Putin wants to destroy the world, he can do it any time. No need to hide behind any excuses.
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by oezi 2y ago
Unlikely to be used. Why would it become more necessary if Europeans help secure Ukraine's borders?
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by oezi 2y ago
America is pulling back because it has lost its moral compass. Republican leadership has made it inconceivable to many Americans that you can have Win-Win situations internationally. At least that is the only explanation which explains for
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by oezi 2y ago
I think you need better wording for Option 1: Support Ukraine sufficiently so it can make its own decision if they want to continue fighting. For Option 2 I actually don't see a lot of downsides except dead European soldiers replacing
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by oezi 2y ago
Why do they empower a war lord such as Putin? In what universe should the US care about if they offend Russia? Will they put Iran over Israel next?
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by oezi 2y ago
You assume that Putin wants a cease fire or peace. But he doesn't. Zelenskies aim is for his country not to be conquered. There are no open demands from Russia to satisfy.
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by oezi 2y ago
Europe needs to deploy troops to Ukraine to secure the current border. No other way from stoping Putin.
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by oezi 2y ago
Absolutely right! E. G. freedom of speech is in the German constitution one of the highest items. But it isn't higher than human dignity. If you slander somebody your freedom of speech and their dignity need to be balanced. In Germany
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by oezi 2y ago
No slandering laws in the US? I don't think so.
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by oezi 2y ago
And most of that money is flowing back. If the US government buys American weapons and ships them to Ukraine, then the money circulates in the US and leads arms manufacturers to employ people. With Russia at war with Ukraine, Europeans have
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by oezi 2y ago
I think flagging should be something done quite purposefully, maybe even at the cost of Karma and absolutely need a confirm("...")
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by oezi 2y ago
This is the same way to say that friendship is a fake concept just because it is intangible. Soft power and hegemony absolutely played vital roles since the end of WW2. We seem to have forgotten how much everything relied on them.
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by oezi 2y ago
I don't understand why the US is forgetting that it isn't alone in the world. Spending a little money on international aid has been exerting American soft power for decades and likely flowed back multiple times in additional trade
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by oezi 2y ago
They didn't need to cut so aggressively the first time around when they did the previous tax cuts, didn't they?
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by oezi 2y ago
So why are the Republicans now trying to reign-in the spending? It worked well for them in the past to rely on debt. Why should they care now? Is it about funneling this money into their tax cut? Why not just run up more debt?
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by oezi 2y ago
What I don't understand is why they want to cut the debt or the budget. Previous terms have shown that increasing spending and racking up debts isn't leading to loss of polls. Why are Trump and Elon going on this cutting spree ins
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by oezi 2y ago
Per 450 kwp panel.
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by oezi 2y ago
More like 30 cents per kwh. No more Russian gas.
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by oezi 2y ago
This is very much a fire and forget thing. Install takes 2 hours and then generates electricity for years. Electricity is rather cheap anyway. If you don't heat/cool water or the house with it, electricity cost in Germany is less
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by oezi 2y ago
Why not promote o1? 4o is rather sloppy in comparison
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by oezi 2y ago
Citation needed. Such a vast generalization seems obviously false. I don't even think the concept of violence makes sense when the being causing it has sufficient cognition.
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by oezi 2y ago
I subscribed for a trial month because I had a lengthy word document which was bilingual in a side by side table. I wanted it to fill maybe 20 trivial items which needed to be put in several obvious places. Oh boy! It couldn't do anyth
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by oezi 2y ago
In contrast to the Social Media industry (or word processors or mobile phones), the market for AI solutions seems not to have of an inherent moat or network effects which keep the users stuck in the market leader. Rather with AI, capitalism
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by oezi 2y ago
The common estimates for total switch to net-zero are 100-200% of GDP which for the US is 27-54 trillion. The most common idea is to spend 3-5% of GDP per year for the transition (750-1250 bn USD per year for the US) over the next 30 years.
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by oezi 2y ago
I don't have exact numbers but my understanding is/was the US-led wars into Iraq and Afghanistan didn't cause millions of deaths but the insurrections against the governments established afterwards did. Iraqis killing other I
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by oezi 2y ago
I think it isn't worthwhile, because the level of lies and fabrication is just insane, e.g. coming to the agreement that Hitler was a communist.
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by oezi 2y ago
Certainly his speech is considered foreign interference in Europe, but since it hasn't been unlawful so far there aren't any actions. Europe in general is pretty much law-based, so I don't expect arbitrary retaliatory actions
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by oezi 2y ago
Musk is actively supporting the neo-nazi Afd in Germany. Whatever his reasons are, he is now the same type of oligarch as Henry Ford was when he supported Nazi Germany. In a recent interview with the party chair of the Afd, it was clear tha

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