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by tpm 1y ago
This has nothing at all to do with academia and science.
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by tpm 1y ago
Yes, I'm in the easy position of not perpetrating a genocide. I got into the position by not perpetrating a genocide. It's a good position to be in, I can recommend it to everyone. Whole humanity will be better off when everybody
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by tpm 1y ago
I'm sorry but completely ignoring what I wrote is no way to conduct a discussion. In fact the only reason you wrote any of this is to escape the real topic of this conversation (and not only in the interaction with me, but with every o
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by tpm 1y ago
> The fact of the matter is that Palestinians, especially their billionnaire "leaders" get a LOT of money That is quite simply complete bullshit. What is worse is that you are arguing in bad faith. The facts are as follows: 1)
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by tpm 1y ago
> How do we force Palestinians to accept peace with Israel? A good start would be Israel respecting the borders of the Palestinian state, for example, Israeli settlers and occupation forces leaving Area C: https://en.wikipedia
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by tpm 1y ago
Rise in reported sexual violence is usually caused by easier, safer, more welcoming reporting, not by actual rise in the base rate. > When I was young I didn't hear about being stabbed to death so that their Rolex could be stolen.
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by tpm 1y ago
I'm sorry you feel the need to defend mass murdering of civilians, but I can't help you.
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by tpm 1y ago
At this point deflecting to Hamas is pretty poor and worn out strategy, I think Israeli propaganda should pivot to something else, like [0]. Anyway for the sake of clarity: > If there are militants near a piece of civilian infrastructure
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by tpm 1y ago
From your own link: > over 85% of water and sanitation facilities are now completely or partially out of service I don't even think I have to add anything to that. Either they incidentally destroyed that much, which means they are n
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by tpm 1y ago
Yes, the intent is there in case of Israel. For example, purposely (not incidentally) destroying all life supporting infrastructure even if it does not have any military significance (like drinking water supply) clearly demonstrates intent
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by tpm 1y ago
There isn't, people mostly pay by card or cash/card on delivery. Instant transfers started being an option but I don't think it's widely used.
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by tpm 1y ago
Looking at the Wero page, it's not very European if 4 countries are listed. I have never heard of it here in Slovakia, and none of our banks are listed, although some belong to the groups that are there. This will be a long process if
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by tpm 1y ago
There is mostly nobody in the path of the tower, and once you remove the blades and the turbine (there is a lot of valuable metal there) the physical load will be so low the tower itself can stand there for a very, very long time. But of co
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by tpm 1y ago
We have a saying, something to the tune of: who wants to do something, seeks the ways, who does not want to do it, seeks the reasons why it can't be done. Those points don't need addressing.
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by tpm 1y ago
No no no, it's a great direction towards becoming the new Perl.
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by tpm 1y ago
No, European systems are not vulnerable like this. You can't do anything given my IBAN etc., you would need access to my banking app or website plus whatever 2fa I have set up there to send money from my account. And SEPA transfers ca
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by tpm 1y ago
Never mind individuals, but how are businesses sending money to each other then? Would it not be much cheaper to use a system like SEPA/IBAN too?
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by tpm 1y ago
Yes, but underground systems are a substantial part of many mass transit networks, and even for those that aren't underground, GPS connection can't be considered reliable. Anyway if you are scared of Orwellian nightmares you shoul
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by tpm 1y ago
Why is that shocking? You can't really do anything with my bank account's IBAN unless you want to send me some money.
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by tpm 1y ago
Sending GPS updates from the subway?
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by tpm 1y ago
There are also teahouses in some cities.
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by tpm 1y ago
You can't verify anything with a LLM.
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by tpm 1y ago
> Long enough to form "Nordic Paradox" for situation where pro-natal policies still lead to below replacement rates. Having just read [0], this confirms my earlier suspicion the support is not generous enough there. (Also a hu
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by tpm 1y ago
> IMO take so far data is showing no amount of generous policies will convince people to have more than 1-2 kids (hit replacement TFR) long term unless they're living life of leisure + ample subsidies AND help. How long is the long-
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by tpm 1y ago
> And in case of east asian societies And in the case of east asian societies, cancel capitalism. Pets / AI relationships are only the escape vents.
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by tpm 1y ago
> TBH need someone to attempt very illiberal effort to make babies because every pro maternity policy has failed to bring TFR > replacement. At this point it should be abundantly clear that short of religion, carrot policies cannot re
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by tpm 1y ago
In France, the policies are measurably motivating having more children according to some studies (can't link them right now). The effect size is on the order of +0.3 to the TFR rate or something like that. The are many programs like th
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by tpm 1y ago
I would actually bet in 30 years the Kims will still rule the North.
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by tpm 1y ago
now look up Iran.
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by tpm 1y ago
When you are building some app in an ecosystem not entirely managed by you, things like this are bound to happen, so there are always ways to solve this. You use Foo1 in Project1 (= one pom.xml) and create Project2 (=second pom.xml) where y

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