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Search for 中转站 (transfer station). One of the popular ones is https://yunwu.ai/
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I have thought about this a lot, and concluded that the peace we have today largely stems from all major powers having nuclear weapons, and leadership in each understanding that avoiding nuclear war is the utmost priority. All foreign polic
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You dodged the question: JCOPA happened because Iran was developing nuclear weapons. If Iran wasn't pursuing nukes, there would be no JCOPA. Why should Iran be allowed to develop nuclear weapons in the first place?
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> Cuba is being actively blockaded by the US False. This is a common point of confusion. There is no blockade on Cuba, only an embargo. You can research this yourself. A blockade in international law requires a physical naval presence
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Same to you. The events you are referring to occurred over half a century ago. Iran has had far more than enough time to move on, and adapt its foreign policy. Attacking the majority of your neighbors in 2026, including countries who are pu
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JCPOA was a terribly designed deal, it never addressed the Iranian missile issue, which is arguably just as bad the Iranian nuclear issue. While following JCPOA, Iran decided to build tens of thousands of conventional missiles and drones in
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It's automatic, the information trips the content filters.
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Cuba is poor because they run an absolutely insane Soviet-style communist planned economy. Every major industry is owned by the government, with state approved production targets, price controls, and state resource allocation. This is a fai
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Economics calculator for Orbital vs Terrestrial Data Centers https://andrewmccalip.com/space-datacenters You can play around with the cost sliders to estimate the economics, but even being quite optimistic, space data cente
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The US has a straightforward option to "win" the war via a ground invasion. First, a large scale bombing campaign, targeting Iranian infrastructure. Dropping bombs on every power substation, fuel plant, and generation plant would
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> [The claim that the US has fought multiple proxy wars against the PRoC] is a beyond absurd claim. It's easy to list these off the top of my head. There are multiple. Obviously the Korean War, China sent over a million personnel
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> You keep pretending Iran is the agressor here. > It is actually defending itself, attacking countries in its vicinity that harbor US forces. Azerbaijan has no US military bases, it has no Israeli military bases, it has no ties t
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You obviously don't understand US doctrine, since earlier you were complaining how the US hasn't adapted its arsenal regarding drones in just four years. Iran would not be able to pursue nuclear weapons nor missiles without China&
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Iran has attacked Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan, Iraq, Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Cyprus completely unprompted, this year. Each of these countries had peaceful relations with Iran, prior to
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> Iran was nowhere near having nuclear weapons. No, that's outdated. Iran had ~440kg of uranium enriched to 60%, enough for 9-10 nuclear weapons enriched to weapons grade. Given Iran's enormous centrifuge fleet, enrichment to
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Iran would largely be left to itself if it did not pursue hostile foreign policy against countries in the region. Is Iran in a better position after firing missiles at Azerbaijan, Oman, and Turkey? All three of these countries were neutral
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Or maybe Iran decided to start building nuclear weapons? They already have long range missiles, with enough range to strike most of Europe. Iran can place a nuclear warhead on one of these missiles, and they have an ICBM. This entire confli
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Do you believe Iran should not be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons? Why do you think this entire conflict started?
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And if the US/Israel didn't strike Iran, Iran would have ICBMs with nuclear warheads, which Iran could use for peace. Did you forget the purpose of the war?
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My impression from reading your comment is that you do not understand US doctrine. The US focuses on blitzkrieg, air supremacy, and precision strikes. Its doctrine is totally opposite of what is happening in the Ukraine/Russia conflict
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Ukraine has been operating under general mobilization and martial law since 2022. Comparing Ukraine to the United States which is under no mobilization and civilian rule is not a fair comparison. If the United States was fully mobilized and
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Absolutely incorrect. The attitude within the military industrial complex towards drone/UAVs has shifted enormously since the Russia/Ukraine conflict. However, procurement times on new equipment is on the order of several years to
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The helicopter in question was flying in Oman, in Omani territorial waters. Why does Iran have the right to fire drones into other countries?
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Account sharing. They route your request via one of thousands of Max 5X accounts.
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Currently Fable is available through Chinese resellers at around ~$17.50/1M tokens, or about a 65% discount vs API prices. Still expensive compared to Opus.
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Anyone know if this ruling applies to answers generated by AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT/Gemini/Claude? All three have the ability to perform a web search, then compose a reply based on the search results. Pretty much the exact thi
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Per the S-1, the class B 10x voting shares Elon owns are converted to class A upon transfer or sale.
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No, your definition does not align with mine at all. All elements I listed must be present for it to constitute as fraud. You cherrypicked the first part of the definition and then ignored the rest. The legal requirement for fraud is far st
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SpaceX announced $26B/year in compute deals with Anthropic and Google in the past week. The margins on both deals are incredibly high, Google is paying around $11.75/hour per GPU. Infrastructure costs are far below that, SpaceX li
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My mistake, I'm running on a lack of sleep.

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