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by ponector 1y ago
And yet, Tesla is missing basic features like HUD.
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by ponector 1y ago
There are lots of ways to use AI coding tools. Cursor is great for fuzy search across the legacy project. Requests like "how you do X here" can help a lot while fixing old bug. Or adding a documents. Commit description generated b
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by ponector 1y ago
Just curious, what exactly is worse in BYD cars comparing with tesla? (Comparing similar price range, like top to top model) Some of Tesla vehicles are as innovative as ridiculous and illegal(in many countries).
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by ponector 1y ago
Why? The answer is easy: the work is pointless corporate bullshit. Not sure if it ever going to hit the prod at all. But they pay huge salary and I need money. Turns out nice things are expensive.
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by ponector 1y ago
Not genetics is forcing people to order a whole pizza instead of a bowl of soup for a lunch? And a can of coke (30+g of pure sugar) on top to make sure they'll get diabetes later.
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by ponector 1y ago
I see it the same as with alcohol, tobacco and other substances. Lack of self-control. Modern food is specifically engineered to be addictive and easy to get. Full of starch, sugars and fats. There will be no obesity if person maintains a l
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by ponector 1y ago
100k kamikaze drones are not that many for the current stage of war. Millions are consumed annually.
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by ponector 1y ago
Kamikaze FPV drones starts from $400 (without warhead), from $1000 if it has 20km of optic fiber or is an interceptor. If it is not a kamikaze, like heavy bomber or reconnaissance - $10k+. Extremely affordable!
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by ponector 1y ago
>75 years is a long time. At lot can change. 75 years ago, China was just finishing its civil war, with the losers retreating to Taiwan. It can go both ways. 75 years ago Great Britain was superpower. Nowadays people are struggling to af
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by ponector 1y ago
Remember that success story when airline removed one olive from salads served onboard? $1 per passenger is huge! For Ryanair it's 200m annually.
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by ponector 1y ago
They had $1.7bn net profit for Q1 2025. It's good for bottom line in short term to outsource to the cheapest location. Also they have tons of internal project which does not need any quality at all. Could get a bunch of students in the
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by ponector 1y ago
>> Eastern Europe is one of the hottest places to be in tech right now. Market there is much better than in western countries, but I see projects are pushed from Poland further to the Asia. UBS is laying off thousands there, moving pr
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by ponector 1y ago
Nato invaded Ukraine, installed Nazi regime. Russia is a liberator - every russian agent here will tell you.
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by ponector 1y ago
There is no point to argue with russians here. They perfectly know they are lying. They are fine with whatever atrocities have been done by russian people.
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by ponector 1y ago
B2 is much easier to intercept than ballistic missile. Also B2 has order of magnitude higher sticker price than ballistic missile. Good for bombing mujahedeen in the mountains and bad against someone with SAM. But for such bombing you don&#
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by ponector 1y ago
It's not the AI, it's outsourcing who really killing IT jobs. Even from relatively cheap East Europe projects are being moved to India, Vietnam and Philippines.
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by ponector 1y ago
As I've heard from professionals, Kyiv will not stand more than three days against Russia in a full scale military conflict. Strategic bombers make little sense, that's why everyone (even russians) are pushing for ballistic missil
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by ponector 1y ago
All russian strategic bombers are obsolete. However even old soviet bomber with old soviet missile can deliver 500kg of explosives far away targeting random civilian locations.
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by ponector 1y ago
Nukes are useless in current world. What for? To destroy cities? How it can help to win the war where you are the aggressor? Wipe out Kyiv - Ukrainians will not stop fighting. Target troops with nukes? Like to nuke every mile of the frontli
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by ponector 1y ago
To counter EW measures and also in challenging radio environment. Like to fly into hangar with stored tanks 20+km from the frontline. Or into the canyon, places with so called radio shadow.
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by ponector 1y ago
Good luck to intercept russians bombers 1000+km deep into their territory.
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by ponector 1y ago
Russians can and will violate any treaty they have signed, also lying about their actions if caught. It is their handbook since forming of the Russian empire.
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by ponector 1y ago
Why to use explosives at all? Thermite compound could be easily bought online and should be awesome for such fragile taget as a plane. Have you seen a footage of "fire dragon" drones?
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by ponector 1y ago
By your definition, introduction of the new ballistic missile capable to hit Russian airstrips is also a terrorism
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by ponector 1y ago
>> someone that can just blend in, looks like everyone else, speaks the language and doesn’t only know the culture well, but even grew up in a similar culture. You've described half of the Ukrainian population.
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by ponector 1y ago
The third Reich was not evil. As USSR. Mass murdering just happened by accident. Democratic People's Republic of Korea and Iran are not evil as well. Why they are sanctioned?
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by ponector 1y ago
Those are unverified claims. If you are going to believe to everything Russians say then they already destroyed Ukrainian army several times. Here is from 2024: https://www.newsweek.com/russia-ukraine-jets-helicopter-airc...
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by ponector 1y ago
Worth noting that it is about strategic bombers only. Even is all of them are destroyed - Russians will continue everyday terror against cities as usual, but from other platforms. Pure evil country.
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by ponector 1y ago
I've seen recently an open position for senior dev with 60k salary and hybrid 3 days per week in London. Insane!
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by ponector 1y ago
But to job hop every 2 years is the best strategy to earn more money and experience.

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