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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't really follow you. He hasn't needed a pretext to invade Ukraine for a year now. If he used it a lot in the context of Ukraine it might be harder to recycle in another country. I tend to think that he fell for his own propa
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by roundandround 4y ago
These deported people would still be very dangerous for the states that deported them, perhaps even more so with grievances and a wrong that Russia could fix. Putin's paranoia is that other states reason like him and understand him as
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by roundandround 4y ago
Sure typing speed utility drops off pretty quickly but if it is a bit lower or makes just a part of your brain stop coding and think about more physical matters that should be in muscle memory then I think it has an effect on your ability t
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by roundandround 4y ago
Without these there's also not as much to counter survivor bias in the stories/recipes of successful use of rental economy, freemium services, etc.
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by roundandround 4y ago
> Russia gets out and stays out of Ukraine, Russia extradites those Russians who have committed war crimes, and Russia pays reparations for the rebuilding of Ukraine. > If Russia wants to rebuild itself then its best option is to remo
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by roundandround 4y ago
> Russia keeps killing people and handing over the Ukraine to them is no option. And who suggested that? The question is whether Russia will violate 80 years of superpower precedent by acting with integrity and admitting defeat and willi
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by roundandround 4y ago
The implication that being just slightly more liberal than your opponent means choosing a platform that isn't inherently embarrassing to anyone associated is quite fascinating but clearly a distraction from the conservative values that
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by roundandround 4y ago
It seems to me like Ronald Reagan being a traitor was not Carter's fault so his lack of second term was bad luck despite being average to good for a US President as you described.
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by roundandround 4y ago
Sprawl Incorporated
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by roundandround 4y ago
Artificial Intelligence patents are available to everyone and can just as easily run on a distributed network of IOT devices nearer victims. The paragraphs you are quoting are exactly what they did in the 1990s when supercomputers were rele
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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't really get this announcement. How precisely are they going to take the portion of IOT designs still made in the US away from China so it can't monitor minorities? How precisely are they going to stop Russia or Iran from do
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by roundandround 4y ago
Brexit was clearly a plan by PETA to make the UK vegan.
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by roundandround 4y ago
If China lied about its balloons (over Beijing) being from the US, would the US attempt to do the impossible and prove that something never existed or agree and ask for them back?
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by roundandround 4y ago
Good oral hygiene is only fixing one reason for needing replacement teeth. Artificial replacement remains subpar and causes gradual erosion in the jaw that will catch up with people who have accidents early in life.
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by roundandround 4y ago
I always wondered why the topic of sealants was always related to children and figured it was somehow only appropriate for teeth with an approaching end date. Are there any issues such as needing to reapply it every X years?
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by roundandround 4y ago
The 8008 architecture was essentially in use before it was bought by Intel and made into a finished chip, I.e.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datapoint_2200 Though this could also just be referring to the start date of
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by roundandround 4y ago
Once you are using one style of caching its usually a mistake to introduce another even if the style is marginal. They very clearly have an issue with max age with clients/CDNs in the second half of the thread and probably have simila
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by roundandround 4y ago
It seems to me like a plan to overwhelm the public by the US defense department. Is it hard to puncture a balloon and examine something forced to descend or is finding something harmless a worse result than a bunch of debris?
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by roundandround 4y ago
That is too simple for the feature they are using. The client itself has its own cache and the only way to fully prevent traffic from a client is to tell it content it caches will remain valid for some amount of time into the future. For UR
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by roundandround 4y ago
It doesn't really matter if you can pronounce the names. If something has many ingredients it is a cost optimization problem and a shelf life optimization problem where a company is trying to collect more money for management than for
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by roundandround 4y ago
Private people who follow (or are relatives of) the military and other state personnel of a coloniser are generally the colonists and might be the only colonists unless a state starts forcibly exporting people like the UK and USSR did. (If
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by roundandround 4y ago
I think the USSR was a colonialist empire in the post Napolean Republican sense. The ideals of the exceptional Republic make it the perfect overseer of the implementation of its system upon inferior nations that lack the vision or commitmen
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by roundandround 4y ago
Countries have political skews so it's entirely possible for truth to be heavily skewed conservative in the USSR and liberal in the USA. This is why the let's cover 2 points of view press is garbage. 2 points are 2 conservative wa
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by roundandround 4y ago
The same would have hypothetically been true for plenty of sites like Stack Overflow.. Which is an example that sites themselves penalize anonymous internal search over fresh Google search. Controlling the search pages is of low value compa
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by roundandround 4y ago
For decades the federal government's management of the market rules have paralleled state government's management of lotteries.. There's a definite risk of bubbles dragging a whole bunch of people into a "sure thing&quot
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by roundandround 4y ago
Now that techcrunch has this hot scoop they'll have to hire people back..
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by roundandround 4y ago
I can't really recommend this course. I think most people interested in the subject at all are able to find SRS and memory palace. The specialty of that generation of MOOC teachers was similar to Ted talk hosts. Very inspiring and dist
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by roundandround 4y ago
This article needs layoffs, is there a TLDR?
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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't agree. If you past the point where you are rising new potential and you have any income or some kind of right to income virtually nothing is expected of you. Kids in the mandatory school years face a fair amount of expectations
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by roundandround 4y ago
I'm sure there are plenty but they are also often in the other direction. Getting yourself into an emergency doctors care through strange behavior, self harm, violence, exposure to the elements, would probably get you high dose vitami

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