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by ponector 8mo ago
>> None of these are actually useful right now. They could be really useful: without hesitation such humanoid could bring pack of explosives to the opposed treeline.
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> "Russia" isn't "Putin" However putin is a good representative of russian people who easily travel to other country 5000+ km to die for cash and imperial narratives. If putin dies tomorrow war wouldn't
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by ponector 8mo ago
China doesn't need to attach Russia. Just close the borders for all trade and Russia will implode within a year.
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by ponector 8mo ago
"I have a dream" but version for Eastern Europe.
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by ponector 8mo ago
If so then why are they paying millions of rubles to their people to voluntarily enlist to the assault meatwave? Russians are killing their future for sure.
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by ponector 8mo ago
There were no massive devastative wars back then simply because people who went through WW2 were still alive and kept political power. Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create h
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by ponector 8mo ago
I don't know which has more lies: state propaganda or marketing materials from private company. Claim that China will pay tariffs to the US or claim of full unsupervised autonomy driving by the end of 2016.
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by ponector 8mo ago
Android phone is $100 a piece. Minipc is much more expensive.
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> no person should live in these conditions Do you suggest they should be forced to the asylum for mentally ill people?
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by ponector 8mo ago
You should also mention how many millions lines of code you* created.
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by ponector 8mo ago
And next week you have a wedding with old man. Mazal tov!
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by ponector 8mo ago
No surprise you are alone.
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by ponector 8mo ago
You should compare not with manufacturers but with gun resellers. And yes, they may bear the responsibility. Tighter regulation for AI is needed.
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by ponector 8mo ago
It's easy to say as almost no one of working age is going to live to the end of the century. Also the same as with saying that "nuclear fussion unlimited energy is 20 years away"
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by ponector 8mo ago
This and popular trend to layoff whole QA department.
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by ponector 8mo ago
He does not specify if tasks are done correctly. Merge your change request full of ai slop and close the task in jira as done. Voila! Velocity increased to the moon! 6000 or 7000 open issues - who cares?
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by ponector 8mo ago
It's not a lie. It's called marketing information.
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by ponector 8mo ago
I see this all the time at work. Folks treat their relationship with employer like a personal relationship. Be loyal to company and it will be loyal to you. But everyone lies. Your managers will stab you in the back and throw to the ditch a
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> roman architecture is still standing Is it? Every city in Roman empire had temples and forum. Where are they still standing? Maybe half a dozen survived, like pantheon in Rome or temple in Nimes, but it's extremely rare. Maybe
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> Especially with modern medical care and support, it's relatively low risk Low risk of death, sure. But ripping pelvic floor and getting diabetes is not a low risk.
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by ponector 8mo ago
I'm still waiting for full self-driving car autopilot to materialize.
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by ponector 8mo ago
You can tax wealth, assets and paper wealth as well. Some countries like Switzerland does it. Annual tax is 0.05-0.3% and that what should billionaires pay to the society.
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> Ultra processed food is far, far cheaper than whole foods Is it? What is the cost of bag of rice? Potatoes? lentils?
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by ponector 8mo ago
Because there is no point in reporting such complains. Just a waste of time.
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by ponector 8mo ago
>> It’s going to be difficult to achieve this without the establishment of a single official language Swiss confederation solved this while having 4 official languages. Language is not the problem, especially nowadays when everything
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by ponector 8mo ago
Why ship owner is paying for the insurance while it's a captain making all decisions?
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by ponector 9mo ago
>> taxes are complicated to implement, I'm not sure how can you implement a progressive yet fair system without loopholes It's hard, but possible. However the goal of people who created current tax code is exactly opposite:
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by ponector 9mo ago
And it's really hard to land a job in Switzerland simply because there is a small market with tendency to offshore everything except high management. Swissre, UBS and many others all have open positions in Spain/Poland/India,
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by ponector 9mo ago
For old ice car the solution often is to swap with used parts from wrecked vehicles. Not suitable for batteries.
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by ponector 9mo ago
Where I from, every utility bill has two parts: fixed cost and metered cost. You pay for installed capacity and by the meter for actually consumed kWh, GJ, m3.

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