trhway

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by trhway 9mo ago
well, we see time and time again what's left of "Morals, ethics, empathy, humanity, …" once the threat of consequences is removed.
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by trhway 9mo ago
No, fortunately civilian casualties in Ukraine are significantly less than that (except for Mariupol where 20-50K civilians were killed during 2 months of fighting in 2022). It is the soldiers deaths, 500-1500/day each side.
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by trhway 9mo ago
weakest point is fire guns on one side and no guns to speak of on the other side. To understand the scale of Iranian killing - for 23 days of protests up to 20K people killed - that is half of the killing rate in Ukraine war which is a ful
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by trhway 9mo ago
The Rostelecom mentioning isn't just an accident - in Russia they have been practicing whitelisting more and more by turning the Internet off, except for whitelisted sites, under the guise of safety measures during drone attacks (which
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by trhway 9mo ago
fish skin (rich in collagen) sounds like a version of collagen patch. And for collagen patch for example https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3081477/ where despite the "Conclusion" the "Result
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by trhway 9mo ago
>proud to sign it for bush and said so in multiple interviews he would do it all over again why not if you can't be held responsible.
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by trhway 9mo ago
I'm sure their files have been paid necessary attention to deep inside some 3-letter agency. One hell of a coincidence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haight_Ashbury_Free_Clinic "Louis Jolyon West—a LSD resear
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by trhway 9mo ago
20+ years ago it was torture memo. Similar principle of responsibility laundering - some government lawyer writes a memo that it is ok do to that thing (even when it is an obviously illegal thing), and the government agents go full speed ah
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by trhway 9mo ago
>the beam itself starts to distort the atmosphere requiring even more adjustments. may be something like this - a high-power impulse making a channel through whatever clouds, mist, dust and after that information carrying ray/impuls
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by trhway 9mo ago
These days in Russian schools for the “Motherland defense” classes they officially included drones in addition to rifles.
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by trhway 9mo ago
>Hitler and Stalin were fundamentally different beasts. They built very similar totalitarian regimes. The only difference were the criteria they used to kill the millions of people.
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by trhway 9mo ago
the current world split starts to eerily look, while still far from it of course, like the 1939 split in Europe - totalitarian regimes of Stalin and Hitler allied together against Europe's democratic countries. Here we have authoritari
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by trhway 9mo ago
You're missing out if you don't have such thick mass of warm brick/stone. If you only knew how great it is to sleep on top of it (my grandmother had similar to that in her house :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by trhway 9mo ago
>Imagine what the United States economy will be like if Stellantis, Ford, or GM or all of them go bankrupt. 3-4 million in lost jobs alone. They wouldn't go bankrupt. They will be saved and protected by government bailouts and tarif
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by trhway 10mo ago
That is how the main point of the Das Kapital looks in the modern, AI, world.
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by trhway 10mo ago
In Ukraine - pretty close.
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by trhway 10mo ago
Repeater coupled with [autonomous] drone to change [hard-to-get-to rooftop, treetop and the likes] location every 10 minutes like in a combat zone.
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by trhway 10mo ago
The ESP32 (with Bluetooth and WiFi) is like $5 on AMZN. Which is probably sub-$2 in any meaningful quantity in Shenzhen. We've been living, at least until the tariffs, in a StarTrek like world where whatever we want is available from S
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by trhway 10mo ago
buying - capital expenditure with amortization (and usually goes through a lot of approvals, centralized IT, etc.), subscription - expense, frequently decided upon and paid directly by the Line-Of-Business/dept. Expense is generally be
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by trhway 10mo ago
lets suppose you collect those feeds and do image recognition and integration of data across those multiple feeds, add cross-referencing with other public data of photos, names, addresses, etc. - would it be legal? would it be legal to publ
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by trhway 10mo ago
>ICE will also become the "armed wing of the Party" interesting that the ICE is performing that hallmark of 20th century - mass removal of "undesirable" people from society and placement them into the camps without c
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by trhway 10mo ago
by that logic it is perfectly legal for AMZN to openly publish the whole vast-vast trove of Ring videos. I do think it is legal, just wondering what would government do it if AMZN actually does it. I also think the governments at all levels
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by trhway 10mo ago
I think it is kind of both - the exit was ultimately negotiated because most of the VZ government/military either sold him or at least abandoned him and showed no interest in any further support of him.
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by trhway 10mo ago
>I feel like this point is refuted by what we're seeing out of robotics in China? Humanoid robot Olympic Games in China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y-tElcmJVE Also, reminded - Russian "localization"
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by trhway 10mo ago
i don't see them mentioning of price and C-rating. Suppose their C-rating is sufficient. Current widely available cheap batteries are almost 300Wh/kg. So, on a 3 kg drone with up to 3 kg payload (say RPG-7 single shaped charge war
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by trhway 10mo ago
the popular conspiracy theory among Russian opposition is that Maduro exit was negotiated, so he will do small time at a Fed club and would preserve significant amount of his money (at least couple hundreds of millions), and after completi
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by trhway 10mo ago
for anybody who can't pass the test on understanding - default "No" vote. That would incentivize the opposite - straight to understand bills.
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by trhway 10mo ago
>They’re children. They don’t need to know where bacon and hot dogs come from. not sure about that. Around age 7 i saw a full butchering of a pig at my grandmother's farm, and i was still happily eating pork for the next 20+ years,
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by trhway 10mo ago
> Sure, they want the benefits that are provided. However, if being aware of what the costs are to get those benefits apriori no being aware is the key here. For example just on NPR - 40% of American kids think bacon is a plant. (Don&#x2
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by trhway 10mo ago
i wonder about pizza near Chinese MOD - it looks like Putin gets Ukraine in exchange for Trump getting Venezuela, and the next natural piece here is Xi getting Taiwan.

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