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by troupo 3mo ago
Planes also don't fly that far
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by troupo 4mo ago
> Article: >> In less than a week, the United States and NATO have pushed more than 17,000 antitank weapons Please do go on quoting literally the same sentence: --- start quote --- NATO have pushed more than 17,000 antitank weapo
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by troupo 4mo ago
> Would it be worth it for the west to become a wasteland just because there needs to be consequences for Russia. In your scenario you're saying that Russia is going to show its willingness to lay waste to everything in its genocida
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by troupo 4mo ago
> unloading them from giant military cargo planes so they can make the trip by land to Kyiv, Something tells me that "trip by land to Kiev" is not "airlifted 24/7 into Ukraine" but exactly what I said several tim
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by troupo 4mo ago
What you're missing is a simple bext step in your thought process: why are you so entirely sure that Russia will not suffer any single consequence for doing so? (also this assumes that russia actuall has hundreds of working nukes) (thi
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by troupo 4mo ago
> There had been multiple YEARS of Western Special Operations inside Ukraine leading up to and during the opening phases of the war. That is why Russia quickly reached Kiev, and Ukraine still can't win the war? Because there were i
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by troupo 4mo ago
There's a difference between "airlifted 24/7 since the beginning of the invasion" and: - the two packages promised in March were delivered by April, all pushed via conventional transport through Poland and Romania (IIRC
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by troupo 4mo ago
Yup. Because a country attacking another with nuclear weapons in its mad genocidal occupational war it started under false pretenses will definitely sit back and do nothing once it showed it can and will use nuclear weapons for any cause.
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by troupo 4mo ago
Yup. A country that starts nuking other countries in a genocidal war of conquest will not ever be seen as a threat by any other countries and will not suffer any consequences ever. Russia has already entered this war on the rather childish
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by troupo 4mo ago
As Ukraine has shown, a truckload of drones takes out any number of planes, and large chunks of the airfields where those planes are parked. Oh, and planes need fuel. And large production plants for parts, and huge maintenance hangars.
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by troupo 4mo ago
Yup. As soon as Russia nukes someone, the war instantly ends. Because no one will ever think to retaliate.
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by troupo 4mo ago
> In a China/Taiwan conflict, China's not getting TSMC output either China has enough domestic electronics production to not care. Also, in the event of a war they would probably stockpile necessary parts. > we could get old
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by troupo 4mo ago
> situation I just don’t understand what people expect Russia to do?? Sit and accept while those countries work hard to kill its soldiers and destroy its economy Oh no, the poor innocent Russia that is currently in year 5 of its totally
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by troupo 4mo ago
> and 24/7 airlifts of critical weapons and equipment that beat them back? There were no 24/7 airlifts of criticql weapons and equipment at any point in this war. Ukraine was expected to fall quickly, and any help it needed sta
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by troupo 4mo ago
Or you completely ignore what China is openly saying: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China's_final_warning
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by troupo 4mo ago
It's also data that Anthropic likely scraped and included in their training data.
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by troupo 4mo ago
It's not detailed, at all. It's all unnecessary verbiage and some meaningless graphs around "trust us, only we know what is safe". Meanwhile people run into these stupid "safeguards" on the most innocent querie
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by troupo 4mo ago
Or use a smart TV (most apps on TVs are web apps. Enjoy: https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/specifications...
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by troupo 4mo ago
> How much React code you wrote 6-8 years ago will work perfectly and identically with today’s React toolchain Almost all of it? Meanwhile Elm had extremely painful "Evan knows best" breaking changes that all but killed it and
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by troupo 4mo ago
> Evan can do whatever he wants, but we can also call it out when it's wrong. IIRC you couldn't, and would be banned on any channels for questioning decisions
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by troupo 4mo ago
> The EU's own government websites have these same cookie banners. Most of them decidedly don't have the same cookie banners. E.g. in vast majority of cases they don't prevent you from seeing content, and have an easy op
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by troupo 4mo ago
Ah. I've always interpreted curvside pick up as home delivery :)
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by troupo 4mo ago
> There has to be a warehouse somewhere which means there are trucks/trains/planes moving goods around regardless. Do you want an 18-wheeler truck to do your curb-side deliveries? Or a personal train?
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by troupo 4mo ago
> even more massive Kola Superdeep Borehole? Kola Superdeep Borehole is not massive. It's a small cylindrical hole in the ground: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Superdeep_Borehole#/media... Mponeng is
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by troupo 4mo ago
You can't provide an easy UX-friendly alternative to takeout, and it already backups photos through Android/iOS apps if user choses so.
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by troupo 4mo ago
> WHY do you keep ignoring that aspect that I have mentioned like 3 times by now? Which aspect? The only "aspect" you're talking about is, basically, "immich should make this fully documented easily and trivially impl
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by troupo 4mo ago
> mmich gives you that clean, very easy UX/UI, targeting every regular user as a real alternative to Google or Apple offerings, yet you can't easily and safely import your photos. That's inconsistent at best. Misleading. H
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by troupo 4mo ago
> No. They're not. You export photos using Google Takeout, iCloud has something similar. So, they are black boxes that don't make things easy or convenient for people. E.g. Google Takeout separates images and their metadata. Wi
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by troupo 4mo ago
> they do not make it easy to import from other servicesvlike Google Photos or iCloud Because those services are closed black boxes that don't really let you access them except in a very roundabout way?
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by troupo 4mo ago
> I don't know if Lemay merely agreed to keep his job Again: why do you keep assigning Dye God-like powers? There wasn't just Lemay. There's no end of senior designers and senior product people, Federighi and his minions e

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