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by onepointsixC 3y ago
I imagine that brazenly lying about it doesn't help.
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by onepointsixC 3y ago
China already has been doing that. No need to help them do that.
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by onepointsixC 3y ago
Not in how you're going to be treated. During Covid permanent residents were kept out because they're foreigners while citizens were able to travel to Japan[1]. Anyone who expects a western immigrant experience in Japan would be s
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Perhaps you should got to Beijing and correct Xi Jingping then[1]. [1]: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/xi-jinping-says...
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
I was responding to the OP who was claiming that "There is an enormous anti-Washington bloc" in reference to BRICS. Non aligned movement has existed for a long time, but in the context here India is not completely non aligned. The
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
India being characterized as a member of an Anti Western bloc seems rather far fetched considering their partnership with Washington, against another member of that block (China).
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
>Really makes you wonder what procurement is actually about. He seems clever on the surface level until you consider that not only did the existing M113 which the Bradley was to replace was worse by every single criteria that Boyd had se
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
It shouldn't be unrealistically romanticized, but with University tuitions only reaching ever higher, much faster than inflation what other good solution is there for Young Adults to get a career and secure their financial future? Thes
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
>13 years is immediate? Yes. Please tell me the alternative solar or wind solution which can provide us with a carbon free grid in 13 years. There is none. You have to hand wave and pretend that maybe the next 13 years of battery technol
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
For 50 years of operation your solar plant would have had all it's panels replaced at least once and your batteries would have probably been replaced 5 times, if using todays' technology. Solar only appears cheaper if you removed
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
That implies that using linux doesn't have you still beholden to a black box which is controlled by 2 US companies, when most likely you're still using an X86 Intel or AMD processor. But let's say you're using some ARM c
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
>Supporting the spy angle is the pretty obvious connectivity (looks to be Ku-band satellite or similar) but it also doesn't really make that much sense... surely a satellite does what this does but better? China has no shortage of h
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
The chance that a ring form factor wearable will be the first to reliably, non invasively measure glucose is zero. Yes they got SpO2 and HR, those are easy and well established technologies. But blood glucose? Forget it. A ring form factor
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Why do you think that it's so certain? There are moments in history were the number of humans in existence numbered in the thousands. What kind of event are you imagining of that is certain to occur that will kill every single last hum
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
A breakthrough would be well welcome, but I would stress for everyone who reads any potential news about non invasive blood glucose monitoring from a small wearable to be very skeptical. It is an extremely difficult task, one which numerous
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
I don't think anyone who is in the know would be surprised about that. Noninvasive blood glucose monitoring is a multi billion dollar product, should anyone be able to figure it out at all. It's fiendishly difficult, and quite pos
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
The 3 Balloons which were shot down after the known Chinese one were all flying between 20,000 - 40,000 ft. In truth it's kind of insane to me that drones seem to have greater FAA regulation than these balloons, some of which were clos
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
I don't know how that is a surprise. That's what unions have almost always done. Especially if someone had seniority. Public Unions are even more egregious in this regards, just look at Police Unions.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Spray his crops with something that will 100% kill all of his original crop and only keeping the cross contaminated crop, which he will then specifically cultivate. Common now, it's really a shut and close case. He had no explanation a
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
What you described is insane and illegal. Hiring on the basis of race is illegal. Demanding a pledge to offset some perceived original sin because of your immutable attributes is abhorrent.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
This absolutely will leak into MBA programs and become "best practice". You don't want to hire a racist now, do you? No? Good, so mandatory DEI pledges for all!
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Academia is such a brutal cutthroat battle for faculty positions, you have zero choice but to participate. An acquaintance was applying for faculty positions and every single position they were applying to required a DEI statement. It'
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
The Chinese already have confirmed it was theirs, so there is that.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
There’s a direct parallel where a high altitude balloon survived thousand rounds. It just doesn’t shoot it down in a reasonable timeframe. https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6737831
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Upperclass men are not the only source of academic help and if they were then there would be significantly greater problems.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
So what, you're hoping that potential love interests just stagnate like you and don't date and find other partners? No. This is highly unrealistic of normal young men and women.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Yeah this was completely known among all where many members of the opposite sex congregate be it courses, clubs, or other places.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
This has to be one of the worst pieces of dating advice ever written. Universities are one of the best places to meet people as a student.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
Are they actually? Providing tutoring and help doesn't seem to degrade the learning environment.
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by onepointsixC 4y ago
There are armorers who already have all of these custom products and have used them on many, many movies. This movie cheaped out on that and had a armorer who was very inexperienced.

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