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by spwa4 7mo ago
Or to put it another way: Catalunya (Barcelona and surroundings) is one of 3 Spanish regions that want to break away from Spain, not counting overseas territories. And yes, the population really wants this: there was a referendum and the ou
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by spwa4 7mo ago
But you must realize, the alternative to this is that some very wealthy Spanish companies ... lose a small amount of money. Surely you understand now. Go about your business, poor person.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
No I'm a realist and realize that all candidates (CERTAINLY China and Russia, but even EU if we're honest) are far, far worse than "the American empire".
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by spwa4 7mo ago
This article is bullshit. It is very easy to break a data center, and it's quite obvious how to do it. Yes, attacking the central building with the actual equipment is not a good way to do it. Figure it out, or rather: please don&#x2
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by spwa4 7mo ago
I think the parent post is defending what somewhat older people know to be true. Nixon was far worse than Trump, also betrayed US allies for example. And where it hurts: he effectively stole gold from them. And I'm sure in another 20 y
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Using stock market wisdom to criticize the US, and defend "multipolar" countries like China and Russia? Love it!
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Why can't people understand this basic fact? China does not have a free press. The only information you're getting on public channels about China, unless you dig as deep as a financial analyst (i.e. getting trade data about Chin
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Now that on-chip silicon radios have been invented, using anything but home-designed cpus, and in general all chips, is lunacy from a nation-state security standpoint.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
For me (years ago now) it was much more along the lines that I was what I do. Or 10%, maybe 20% of me was. And the money wasn't so critical anymore. 10 years in the tech industry with stocks going parabolic? I can retire if I want to.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
I think you're drawing the wrong conclusion from the comment. How can you read that comment and not conclude that this is the way of thinking from before "Pax Americana"? They are talking about "wealth extraction" .
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Plus he opened more than 1 window? Hopefully at least. Glass will reflect or shatter, both of which suck.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
> So while you are right that nothing else stays liquid at those temps, we won’t be needing nearly as much helium in radiology in the next few years. How many loans for MRI machines that require helium haven't been paid back yet?
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by spwa4 7mo ago
> A nation-state choosing to delegate power by treaty agreements does not mean they have lost the ability to exercise that power. Any state in the EU can withdraw at any time, as evidenced by Brexit. All I can say is that there is legal
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by spwa4 7mo ago
No right to strike? So then we go back to playing high school games. Report in sick. Use one of the many tricks to actually be sick.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Why does this file have an extension of .rst? What does that even mean for the fileformat?
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by spwa4 7mo ago
But that is the "tradeoff" people are going for. What irritates me about Waymos is that they are not really cheaper than taxis and Uber. If we want people to become more mobile ... Waymo does not appear to be the answer. And that
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by spwa4 7mo ago
> And yet you can find maps with arab villages all over present-day Israel that were completely erased. There were battles in the War of Independence (independence from what?) ... Independence from the British Empire that took over in an
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by spwa4 7mo ago
All I can say is "keep reading". Because it takes a BIG turn for the worse at one point, and that's where he's involved.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Of course, a counterpoint is what's been happening in aviation. Autopilot became a thing. Autoland became a thing. And, to keep improving planes (first military planes, then commercial aircraft), it was much easier to drop the mechanic
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by spwa4 7mo ago
So here's where your argument first goes wrong: Israel agreed to a two state solution many times. You do realize that the very origin of hamas was as a reaction to the two state solution, after the agreement was agreed/signed? The
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by spwa4 7mo ago
There is no responding to this. If war crimes are just fine and peachy, as long as it's your favorite party committing them ... well I hope you're not too attached to your children. I am to mine.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Yes. You're technically right, of course, in theory only by the government whose flag they bear. And that flag is not the US flag. All I can say, it is not a matter of serious disagreement that Venezuela's government was running a
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by spwa4 7mo ago
You should read up on Yanis Varoufakis' history and just how bad his solution for Greece went. That will explain the extreme amounts of anger on both his side, the side of Greeks and the side of the EU and worldwide financial community
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Not in my experience. I mean, it happens. But models can check if their own function calls are reasonable. And that doesn't require dropping the context cache, so it's a lot less expensive than you would probably initially think.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
If you explain first what "The Day of Judgement will not come about until Moslems fight the Jews (killing the Jews), when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say O Moslems, O Abdulla, there is a Jew beh
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by spwa4 7mo ago
It's in the top comment of this thread. Which is the side of the argument you're defending.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Does it really need to be said that military ships are fair game?
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Just switch to bazel, copy my hermetic build config and just use it ... yes, you can hate me know.
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by spwa4 7mo ago
Not at all. Freedom of navigation, the specific principle Iran violates, is one of the core parts of the post-WW2 "security architecture". Which is a difficult way of saying, it's the big reason we don't have WW3. And no
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by spwa4 7mo ago
And don't you think they're going to realize soon that it's also pretty good at "doing penetration testing" for your company when it's already trained on your company's source code?

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