xkcd1963

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by xkcd1963 2y ago
It didn't desintegrate. You see the biggest country on the world map? It's Russia.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Listen to yourself. Its ok to steal money if its stolen money? And you don't know that if its stolen. Russia won't have to pay reparations.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Russia is not disintegrating under any circumstance, it will always remain, not only because it is a nuclear power.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
International law lol. Laws don't apply to countries. Thats kind of also the reason Europe gets away with stealing Russia's assets, for now.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
I disagree with you on all points provided.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
This is way more damaging to the institutions of Europe than the war in Ukraine. Countries usually owe each other money, now everyone will think twice before saving assets in Europe.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Great, stealing money is soo European.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
You don't poke the hornets nest. Soon you would see fullscale mobilisation in Russia and you have essentially ww3.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Dignity?
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Not neutral coverage of warcrimes by media outlet Russo-Ukrainian war(understandingwar.org)
2 points by xkcd1963 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
"You're at the airport. There's a group in front of you on the escalator taking up the full width, preventing anyone from walking by" take the stairs
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Ask HN: Sensory Stem-Cells grown in arms
1 points by xkcd1963 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Well, they still send a lot of data to servers, and this data comes from somewhere.
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Berlin Gold Hat(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by xkcd1963 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Is not fun talking with you. Say a parent hits his child of course the child can't hit the same way back but thats another story. The point is violence has different degrees and can escalate. Eye for and eye and tooth for a tooth is to
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
The state has self interests in that manner and its subjects are a tool for self-preservation. We have a social contract with the state where the state exhibits socially accepted violence/force/power in exchange for order and secu
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Did you vote my comment down? There is a saying eye for eye and tooth for tooth. It is just disproportionate to lock someone up 20 years for a brawl and misdemeanour. Also there is a big difference between thinking and saying, saying and do
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Your rightousness assumptions speak of little thought and tolerance it is just pointless to argue with you so why even bother writing in more detail.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
After reading a many comment on HN, I might struck my head against the wall in such manner that I cease to live.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
HTTP requests, SQL queries is not async, for that matter not even sync.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Stop reading crp on the internet and get back to work, "founder"
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Having atomic weapons is basically a cheatcode for infinite lives. Back then it was a normal concern for a country to be entirely eliminated, idk. Prussia, but once you have atomic weapons, suddenly nobody can wipe you out of the map.
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Alarm in UK and US over possible Iran-Russia nuclear deal(theguardian.com)
7 points by xkcd1963 2y ago|5 comments
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Consequently we also shouldn't use intelligence or thinking when dealing with AI
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Well I guess it is now clear to all that the West has no moral superiority.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
A unicellular organism alone has already more variables to deal with than an LLM, now multiply that by the amount of cells a brain has.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Find one or a few freelancers. Start first with small must-have features and expand afterwards. Pick technologies and frameworks that are widely used.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
And where comes the human part in the equation? That some people think they are so smart no mistake can ever occur, like viruses escaping into the wild, proofs their lack of understanding.
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
Ah thats how we got Covid
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by xkcd1963 2y ago
In many ways guilds were also difficult to deal with. As example, in some towns peasants were not allowed to smith their own tools and had to travel to the city and buy the expensive tools from the guild.

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