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pazimzadeh
6mo ago
I said "I looked but couldn't find it." If you think that's calling you a liar then you have big problems. I grant that you were right on that point, I was wrong. Cool. You sound like you know a lot about Persian rhetori
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6mo ago
I used to think that, but tell it to Shinzo Abe. Basiji are just regular kids with guns. It would make a huge difference. More important than guns though is probably the ability to coordinate (satellite connectivity, p2p networking, etc..)
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6mo ago
I don't think they care about you, your parents, your grandparents, or your friends unless your family was doing some nefarious things with regards to iran. > you see Timmy, some times religious leaders have to call for the death&#x
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6mo ago
Your feelings do kind of matter, but you're putting the cart way before the horse. Let me try to open your eyes: > Nov. 4, 1979 Iran took fifty two American's hostage and held them for 444 days. That was 47 years ago, yet this
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6mo ago
Yes, the Iranian government brutally murdered thousand of civilians in January. Are Iranians safe now? The US put the Shah in power which directly resulted in torture and killing of Iranians, and led to the Islamic Revolution. The US remove
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6mo ago
I'm saying to begin with the naval blockade instead of ending with it. Not saying that blockade alone is sufficient. Why would you start by creating a martyr out of a crippled 86-year old leader of a martyr religion but letting them ke
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6mo ago
sure, I'm just talking pure strategy e.g. if you were going to war with iran, what's would be the ideal play?
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6mo ago
> if the Iranians actually claimed they were 11 days away from a nuclear bomb during the prewar negotiations Do you want to cite a good source for this? I think you're confusing having enough 60% enriched uranium for "11 bombs&
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6mo ago
> Iran has a long history of aggression, including sponsoring terrorist groups The US has a longer history of aggression and sponsoring terrorist groups: Exclusive: CIA Files Prove America Helped Saddam as He Gassed Iran https:/&
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6mo ago
trump did literally everything backwards. he should have started with the blockade and increased the pressure over time, with decapitation strikes at the end if needed. also..help arm the people of iran before doing anything else. that woul
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6mo ago
at the scale that it operates, the flagella is more a drill than a propeller there's a good richard feynam video about how things feel when they're that small https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eRCygdW--c
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6mo ago
go on, spill the beans
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6mo ago
you met john gruber at apple?
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6mo ago
Don’t anyone mentioning this, but alternating acetaminophen and ibuprofen every 6 hours as needed works well
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pazimzadeh
6mo ago
Yeah. Some locals assume you’ll only like the touristy stuff though
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pazimzadeh
6mo ago
yeah purity seems overrated for almost anything except making drugs
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6mo ago
I was just in Hanoi. I stool in line for pho at "michelin rated" shops and had it in tiny stalls manned by a grandma or old couple. always go for the grandma..the michelin ones seem more dilute and cost more. For example, Pho 10 L
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7mo ago
a Jobsian decision
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7mo ago
when one of your parents dies
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7mo ago
I love Hammerspoon!! here's my one handed shortcuts for window control across multiple monitors: https://gist.github.com/pazimzadeh/b1c70f5f205d0b63264e7c021... What will v2 enable??
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7mo ago
anyone can buy it for $500 using the education store
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7mo ago
Yeah that makes no sense. only thing I've heard is they have connections to some cartels in south america. venezuela is gone but I suppose they could hire some local talent and get close enough? Seems like a really dumb idea right now,
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8mo ago
Gotcha, I haven't actually seen the movie I just meant the concept of tricking and silo'ing genius kids to make them think they are playing a game when they're actually doing war/genocide is similar to the Ender's G
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8mo ago
I couldn't find the Seville orange, or what Iranians call Narang Nevermind, they have the "Sevillan Sour Orange" and a few other sour oranges
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8mo ago
also relevant to Ender's Game, which came out 8 months before Real Genius
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I guess he achieved the same thing Bill Clinton achieved - he took the spotlight off of his personal issues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_bombing_of_Iraq#Distracti... But yes, I generally agree with you. It’s lik
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pazimzadeh
8mo ago
Hey, I also sent this to feedback@nugget.one, but just in case it doesn't arrive: I wasn't able to get into your 'startup ideas' site. Signing in with google led to internal server error, and signing in with a password,
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8mo ago
This article is too long because it's written by a llm
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8mo ago
if you read HN a lot, then it makes sense to have have native app for it you might not be aware of how how much power is at your fingertips on a Mac with a tool like Hammerspoon plus some other utilities obviously you can bind the app with
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pazimzadeh
8mo ago
The new kids have an easier time focusing. the big kids can integrate AI with their existing products and user data In the long term, big kids win no? The big kids are also going to have an easier time with hardware at scale too
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