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by seatac76 3y ago
I think the case is highlighted pretty well, clearly the representation is less because of continued/historical lack of access. Seems to be something that should addressed asap because this is clearly holding the Indian economy and soc
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by seatac76 3y ago
Any word on pricing? Would love to use it a personal app.
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by seatac76 3y ago
I agree with you that the US probably doesn’t have an interest in undermining BAP, but cmon now there is ample precedent for US supporting Islamists and other unsavory groups. e.g Afghanistan, Lat Am and in situations like that US interests
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by seatac76 3y ago
I was surprised to see US was in the mix there, any idea what the angle is? That article was really something, good ol democracy delivery lol. Could really be destabilizing as always. Any how I’d like to read more on U.S position, this was
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by seatac76 3y ago
Ohh I agree the world is headed to a multi polar order. My arguments essentially had two core tenets. First is BRICS is being co-opted by China in pursuit of said multipolar world order and that has ramifications, which are largely negative
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by seatac76 3y ago
They have a working agreement that allows no weapons within two kilometers of the demarcation line. Hence the medieval weapons.
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by seatac76 3y ago
BRICS is essentially being co-opted by China-Russia now to build a bloc. Since China-Russia on their own are too toxic and enjoy no goodwill. So this is a naked attempt to dilute their negative perceptions via a collective. On its own BRICS
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by seatac76 3y ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/chandrayaan-3-mak... good read on the entire thing.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Ah I see. Did not know that.
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by seatac76 3y ago
I cracked up at the little flag waving by who I assume was the prime minister/president. The duality is interesting serious Indian scientists doing great work and a politician on the screen for no good reason. Here’s to the tribe of sc
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by seatac76 3y ago
Good stuff.
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by seatac76 3y ago
The speech after had a weird order I was expecting ISRO to speak first, thought that was not needed but idk
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by seatac76 3y ago
They also had an issue with the thrust gradient it could only do it increments in 20% which was too much of a change this one was finer which allowed for better control authority.
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by seatac76 3y ago
I wasn’t going to get baited but the dissonance in your argument is such that I had to. Just because some American cities are struggling, has no bearing on the state of Indian cities, the article absolutely was making a case to make things
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by seatac76 3y ago
It’s ok to take criticism dude, that’s how things improve. Without acknowledging what’s wrong nothing gets better. This knee jerk reaction doesn’t help. No city started out perfect, proper planning and work had to be done to make it better.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Yeah they did hasn’t been working today.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Remarkable how many of these are on the East Coast, particularly the southern states.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Love that channel, dude actually has researchers on the team to help him make good content.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Most likely this year. The only ones left are AirPods, MagSafe battery pack I think, assuming iPhone gets it which is very likely given all the leaks.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Lebanon hasn’t had a functional government for years, who is supposed to be accountable exactly is the better question
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by seatac76 3y ago
It’s an interesting angle given how much Twitter is used by Fin Tech people. Also because Twitter is used for generating sentiment for pump and dump type operations as well. Elons dodgecoin pumping for example. I wonder if the SEC will take
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by seatac76 3y ago
Good high time penalties were applied to people who facilitate this non sense.
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by seatac76 3y ago
This is the stuff of horror movies, so much can go wrong. How are they even able to acquire such material without some oversight?
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by seatac76 3y ago
I think they are banking of student loan payments resuming as one lane to absorb liquidity.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Reddit killing Apollo and Twitter requiring login basically ended my daily scrolling and I’ve been noticeably feeling better. I do agree that social media is probably a net negative. But to stay connected I’ve switched to reading long form
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by seatac76 3y ago
Like I alluded to before China’s actions speak louder than words. If speeches aren’t good enough an indicator for you, actions surely should be. China absolutely wants to be a hegemon and is an imperialist power as its actions since the ear
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by seatac76 3y ago
No. A simple google search would reveal what China intends to achieve . Speech after speech given by Xi are available to refute your point entirely. While I agree China would want a multipolar world but that is just a stepping stone to its
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by seatac76 3y ago
The comment belies basic geo political understanding. US for a change didn’t start the hostilities. It is China that has a stated policy of “de throning” the US and replacing the US led world order. China’s actions have been equally concern
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by seatac76 3y ago
Agreed, really shoddy tech website writing.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Such a sociopathic take.

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