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by omega3 4y ago
> It has been suggested that already-allocated funds from the €95.5-billion Horizon Europe budget could be re-purposed. EC president Ursula Von der Leyen has said that, in addition, she’ll find €12 billion from public/private source
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by omega3 4y ago
Successor to Medieval: Total War with province by province moves. I dislike the micromanagement of individual armies and having to chase enemies across the map. If a game like this already exists I'm all ears. Remake of Cyberpunk 2077
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by omega3 4y ago
One only needs to look at how professionals operate to find already iterated to a close perfection user interfaces. Take a professional kitchen at a restaurant and compare it with a gadget filled home kitchen.
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by omega3 4y ago
Google had a very productive 5 year period where every year they were releasing massive groundbreaking products that were 10x better than competitors: Gmail, Maps, Street View, G Suite, Google Earth, Translate. Since then I'd struggle
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by omega3 4y ago
I think the gist is that they’ve intentionally misled investors by misclassification of sales from more violative, unpredictable crypto into stable pc gaming market.
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by omega3 4y ago
If you do kill him I'm guessing he gets reset after a while?
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by omega3 4y ago
what has happened to this guy, was he investigated?
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by omega3 4y ago
I would be silent and grateful for the severance package if I had developed a product that has this functionality: https://bayimg.com/EabiBAaHF
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by omega3 4y ago
It didn't seem realistic that they'll invade Ukraine yet they did (not in Desert Storm fashion but Mongol invasion way) You join an alliance like NATO to prepare for the possibility of a Russia invasion however likely/unlikel
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by omega3 4y ago
> we should be afraid of them? If all the war crimes, targeting of infrastructure, civilians, hospitals, forced deportation, looting, torture, setting up of artificial breakaway states hasn't so far convinced you then I'm afrai
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by omega3 4y ago
Let's hope that Sweden will also follow suit.
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by omega3 4y ago
I find this twitter thread frustrating. Q: What was the justification for the demotion? What became of the leaders that made that decision? A: It was stranger than you can possibly imagine I think the gist of the story is that he was assign
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by omega3 4y ago
Millions of people live in such regions and importing energy also creates issues that are visible in the events today.
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by omega3 4y ago
There are countries where neither solar nor wind are a viable options.
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by omega3 4y ago
This is interesting, I have the same experience as you and have never even heard of this inner voice people have before opening the Reddit link.
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by omega3 4y ago
Do you really believe that Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Georgia are planning to invade Russia - is this a credible threat?
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by omega3 4y ago
> We pushed Russia to the breaking point, and now we get to see what plays out. I wish this argument would just die - it's all on Russia. No one has forced them to have imaginary "safety guarantees" or influence spheres. W
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by omega3 4y ago
Congratulations if you've guessed correctly.
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by omega3 5y ago
In fact it's been reported in many sources that it was the other way round https://m.dw.com/pl/niemiecka-prasa-o-mig-29-dla-ukrainy-pol...
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by omega3 5y ago
Fly them through Poland or through Romania - it doesn't matter. It was never about logistics. The reason Poland wanted to do it this was to involve US and Germany indirectly in the deal.
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by omega3 5y ago
Logistics were never the issue. US was pressurising Poland and other countries for at least a week to transfer the planes to Ukraine. Poland doesn't want to do by itself for obvious reasons so they've proposed for the US to take o
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by omega3 5y ago
You're missing the point, it was never a logistical issue. Poland wanted to avoid giving the migs directly so they proposed that they would transfer the ownership to the US for the US to transfer to Ukraine. Even better if you mix all
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by omega3 5y ago
How can US be stunned if they've been discussing the MIG transfer for at least 7 days as has been reported. This is clearly a PR move that will only lower the trust in the US.
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by omega3 5y ago
> Russia needs to believe that there is a balance. I really hope we shed this mentality of appeasement and catering to unfounded "needs". It doesn't work and never did.
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by omega3 5y ago
They were planning on quickly taking Kiev and forcing a regime change. Relatively bloodless operation would have allowed the west to yet again impose some irrelevant sanctions (e.g. Crimea) and wait for everything to go back to normal.
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by omega3 5y ago
In one week they've freed the US from the burden of defending Europe against non-atomic war with Russia: rearmament of Germany, forced Poland to reorganize and modernize their army (going up to 300k), Sweden, Finland, forcing Turkey to
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by omega3 5y ago
They've already lost strategically. In very short time they've managed: German rearmament, unified all parts of Ukraine, permanent stationment of US troops in frontier countries, pushed Sweden and Finland to Nato membership, start
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by omega3 5y ago
Hyper resolutions are nice but for paintings especially the interesting stuff is in 3d - the paint strokes, layers of paint etc. I remeber seeing cool 3d recreation of painting being used in Fake or Fortune but can't remember the name
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by omega3 5y ago
> The programming content "industry" is highly fragmented (outside of SO) and difficult to monetize I think part of the problem is that the content producers are trying to cater to everyone: google algo (by artifically inflatin
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by omega3 5y ago
Not a lawyer but I guess it relates to a possibility of a loss of a trademark by failure to police.

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