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by paganel 2mo ago
> o fruitless impact, His impact has not been fruitless, to the contrary and case in point, we're now discussing about him in here and in other similar places. Had he chosen the lame road of becoming a humanities thingie nothing of
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by paganel 2mo ago
> ity. So if Italy wanted to, it could convert its economy to produce tanks and missiles at a similar rate as Russia is doing. This is pure NAFO-oid cope, which it shouldn’t surprise me seeing the technical audience here (no Svechin stan
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by paganel 2mo ago
This AI thing is not at all similar to networking. It is up to a point, but in fact it isn’t.
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by paganel 2mo ago
> You are not very informed on the EU's artillery shell production capabilities. > In 2025, Russia produced an estimated 7 million artillery shells, vs. > Germany has rapidly scaled up artillery ammunition production, led by d
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by paganel 2mo ago
> Europe isn't one country with one law system across the continent... The Napoleonic Code is indeed pervasive across the continent. And, ignoring that, we have EU law, which is supra-statal law that most certainly and de facto has
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by paganel 2mo ago
What happens when LLMs will become either too expensive or unavailable?
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by paganel 2mo ago
And then the Europeans suddenly discover that they cannot manufacture enough artillery shells and tanks to out-number the Russians.
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by paganel 2mo ago
From a certain point on we must start being adults again and become aware that some health risks are worth the price when it comes to drinking a glass or two of wine/beer every-once in a while. Because wine/beer have helped us bec
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by paganel 2mo ago
All AI "art" is proving out to be basically crap, and the good thing is that it has started to become a very good filter, as in whoever uses AI art most definitely is doing a shitty job with the rest of his/her business so it
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by paganel 2mo ago
> Who's Uncle Ted Sub's gone, literally. Assuming you were honest in your not knowing.
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by paganel 2mo ago
Brain-rot caused by US cultural dominance, not surprising that this took place in Northern Italy (try this Southwards of Rome, see how it goes), could as well have been the former West Germany, the Nordic countries, Benelux and even France
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by paganel 2mo ago
> “disappearing” or “living on a farm somewhere” or “going off the grid. Uncle Ted is being proved correct in his assessment day after day after day. Too bad that the normies in the article wont' ever look at the world through Uncl
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by paganel 2mo ago
> I hardly use Google search anymore in favor of ChatGPT. Same here, and I'm generally very skeptical when it comes to AI. It's just that ChatGPT can provide better/more accurate answers, Google seems to have lost the plot
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by paganel 2mo ago
> I mean, everything has military implications In essence I agree with that, it's just that cyber-security has particularly been the focus of recent military discourse. Just yesterday I was reading an article here in the Romanian ma
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by paganel 2mo ago
There's this somewhere on that page: > securing cyberspace, which has clear military implications, at least in today's age.
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by paganel 2mo ago
> since I know firsthand how realistic these things can seem Happened to a person close to me a few months ago and, indeed, it has become uncannily realistic. I'm surprised it hasn't attracted the attention of the relevant aut
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Netflix Seems to Be Down(twitter.com)
4 points by paganel 2mo ago|1 comments
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by paganel 2mo ago
If it counts no Bucharest bus driver would let you board at the semaphore either, they may not lough at you because they're generally too busy speaking with one of their friends on WhatsApp (via audio-call) or trying and navigate the c
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by paganel 2mo ago
> Bans will hold value, since you can’t just create new accounts all the time. People will just flood to places that are not official and where they'll be able to express their views freely. That's how these things have always
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by paganel 2mo ago
Everyone is politically motivated on this subject, and that's a good thing, because this is a political decision by default, where the "political" is comprised of is, the voting citizens. We can't let decisions like thes
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by paganel 2mo ago
A company valued at $4+ trillion based on the recent AI hype alone is touting the benefits of using said AI, and we're supposed to take this shit for granted. I'm wondering what the Alphabet employees still commenting on this foru
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by paganel 3mo ago
You won't see this published by the propaganda outlets from the other (Western) side, that's how generally things happen when it comes to war.
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by paganel 3mo ago
Creepy shit, worse yet, expensive creepy shit. Glad that this thing bombed.
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by paganel 3mo ago
> much visiting my website every day The same thing is happening on one of my Blogger instances, the one where I publish about a very niche interest (old floor-mill buildings from the Romanian countryside). Most of the hits are coming fr
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RU AF jamming Sentinel-1 satellites over certain parts of Russia(old.reddit.com)
4 points by paganel 3mo ago|2 comments
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by paganel 3mo ago
> Leases are not a new invention. The Davos ghouls are proven right each and every day: > You'll own nothing. And you'll be happy Back to indentured servitude we go, where by "we" I mean us, the poors, not the weal
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by paganel 3mo ago
Waiting for our liberators from the Western yoke right here in Bucharest, you've got a problem with that?
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by paganel 3mo ago
> we’re joining the Russian federation. Based PM, from one of your neighbors just North of the Danube.
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by paganel 3mo ago
It's all a sham so that we, Romania, would be dragged into this war. That will only mean the end of the comprador regime currently ruling over us, but until then most probably many of us, Romanian men, will get killed "defending&q
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by paganel 3mo ago
Russia will cave in economically any minute now, they’ve been on the brink of economic collapse since March 2022. In fact rural Russia is poorer than Africa, so the sanctions are definitely working.

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