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orwin
7mo ago
Also, a third order effect of oil inelasticity is that if it cost too much , it decrease production and trade (might be less true now, but it was absolutely true in 2010), it lowers global demand, so the prices go down. Which is why markets
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30% of the people who voted in the last election fully agree with trump and his Iran war, his policies, and his pardons.
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7mo ago
Low ego about their ideas and what they build. I.e they can be wrong, thrash their own code without any issues, and work on other people idea. But if they can't strongly advocate for an idea or against an idea they don't like and
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orwin
7mo ago
Syria was in a civil war since 2015. The US (and Israel and Russia) failed to control their intelligence assets on the ground. Sadly we don't have Hillary's emails like for Lybia, so I can't mock France DGSE for loosing their
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7mo ago
(I mean, not every day, but every 2-3 days... I'm more of a St nectaire guy myself)
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Depends on the pasteurization method. UHT will change the taste 100%, normal pasteurization might not. My grandmother used to pasterize her milk at a slightly higher than needed temperature, to separate the cream, and eat it on the side. Ra
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orwin
7mo ago
> At least some EU regimes and people are against Russian sanctions and Ukraine support, they get bullied until they yield. No? The only country where you can argue the government disagree with the population on the subject is Slovakia,
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7mo ago
The grant for the digitalisation of black newspaper during the segregation is quite self-explanatory. Unless you're against archiving newspapers, and if you are, why? And the documentary was on Jewish women treatment during the Holocau
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Of course! Age verification laws for buying alcohol, tobacco (and firearms in the US) should be removed! They ruin our experience. The same way, keeping driver license behind an age gate is unnecessary, parents should parents! I was driving
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7mo ago
I don't think any EU directive on gay marriage exist, and directives (accompanied by fines) is the main way for the EU to try to push laws on states (the other way if having a citizen go the the EUCJ against his own state, but that alm
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7mo ago
I like pair programming. Not everytime or even everyday, but to shadow a junior a few hours a week, or to work with another senior on a complex/new subject? It's fine.
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orwin
7mo ago
> Now you either get to spend 27 minutes reviewing the code yourself in a back-and-forth loop with the AI (this is actually kinda fun); or you save 27 minutes and submit unverified code to the code reviewer, who will still take 5 hours l
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orwin
7mo ago
I'd rather them playing chess or hell, Pokémon. Or reading books.
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orwin
7mo ago
I lost weight the regular way. You don't understand how much will I expend to not continuously eat. The strategy I deploy: I never have ready-to-eat anything home, I cook everything just before I eat it, I chose ingredients based on th
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7mo ago
With way, way less money involved. Hence limiting the reach and power of this minority.
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7mo ago
Comparing country by market cap will always favours the US while oil is traded in dollars, especially since passive investment is so big and dollar debt is so big. You ought to compare them on efficiency and/or profitability. If you re
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7mo ago
Iran didn't attack Afghanistan. You probably meant Azerbaijan, which is the only country without US assets that Iran attacked (once, then apologised, and explained that the losses in the military leadership created special issues with
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7mo ago
> There was a chance for normalization in the 2000s - especially under Shimon Peres - but the rise of Hamas ended that. You mean in the 90s, but the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin ended that, no? The Likud called for his death. And the H
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To be clear, Marx believed in the 'march of progress', basically that the constant struggle between classes during the middle age as well as the scientific revolution killed feudal society to give birth to capitalism (which is a v
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7mo ago
This is not the first time I read comments from you, I just want to tell you you're probably one of the most annoyingly, reasonably correct person I read. And take it as a compliment, because each time I disagree with you I have to loo
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7mo ago
No. 80% of the British wanted to avoid war with Germany, for different reasons, and 15% even voted for someone whose main campaign idea was an alliance with them. The bombing campaign radicalised the vast majority of British voters, even th
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7mo ago
Sorry, ban on priest marriage. Or rather, a celibacy obligation for bishop and priests. Which makes it a ban on children for Christians. I think it's in the 12th century that the rule was instaured, and was, let say, made effective by
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orwin
7mo ago
Mmm, I mostly generate scenes, not people, and when I do, it's always in a not photorealistic way. It is true that newer models have more details, I think that I put that into 'slight accuracy improvements', is it really majo
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Iraq was well planned. Since 53 the US plan the first days of the war extremely well. This is the first time a US war has gone this bad, this fast. It usually took months.
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Not all his children, only his daughters. Also his nomination seriously pushes Iran from a theocracy to an elective monarchy imho. Wich, to be clear, is a common slide for theocracies. The Papal ban on children for priests is perhaps the on
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7mo ago
Yes, slight increase in that kind of accuracy. And newer models still generate absurd stuff. Ask for an historical picture, like 'a London market in the 18th century', and it is still as historically wrong as it was 2 years ago. I
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7mo ago
So, if you want your argument stronger: 7k deaths confirmed, 6400 protesters, 200 regime officers, and 400 bystanders. Plus 11k unconfirmed dead, according to HRANA, so at most 18k dead during the Iranian protests. They also jailed 50k peop
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Please stop with the '35k', you have no idea where that number comes from, it's not even good propaganda anymore. OSINT groups say 15k, human rights activists said they confirmed 7000 death (6400 protesters) and have 11k more
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7mo ago
> People say AI is “good at front end” I only say that because I'm a shit frontend dev. Honestly, I'm not that bad anymore, but I'm still shit, and the AI will probably generate better code than I will.
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I think what happened with static image generation is happening with LLMs. Basically the tools around are becoming better, but all the AI improvements stall, the error rate stay the same (but external tools curate the results so it won'
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