HappyDreamer

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by HappyDreamer 2y ago
Thanks for un-flagging! (This got flagged. That's why there's so few comments (as of Feb 20, 07:13 CET). Now flags removed by moderators I presume)
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by HappyDreamer 2y ago
Zero need for them to do that. Still, apparently they can turn sharply, this looks like 40': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneuverable_reentry_vehicle The "Flight test of the Advanced Maneuverable Reentry V
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
But ... the Anti Avian Artillery?
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
> They find ways to cover up the fact that nobody is learning to code properly Aha, so the secret summary is that: Both students and teachers want the students to succeed, so they cheat together, to make that (seem to) happen > A few
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
Would-be tyrant -- I'm guessing you have in mind the president in the US who didn't want to leave, after having lost the elections? (Could have made him a dictator at least, eventually, if he had succeeded. A tyrant? Hmm it means
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
> Nobody should take anything they say seriously It's almost amazing that the newspapers reprint what Putin says, as if it was something to take seriously. Without explaining to the readers that Putin is trying to manipulate them. -
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
> just most people don't bother trying to make it work for them Could one say that that's why TikTok is so popular? It works although people don't spend time configuring it?
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
I also wasn't. Quite depressing laws they had, I think: 6. If a man violates the right of another and deflowers the virgin wife of a young man, they shall kill that male. 7. If the wife of a man followed after another man and
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
Yes, I think he has a bit executive dysfunction -- a bit unable to set and follow up on long term goals. That'd make it hard for him to join a uni or find ways to make use of his abilities. I wonder if he'd be more happy, working
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by HappyDreamer 4y ago
> If it's large and expensive the likelihood that it's some random person decreases, it's easy for a UAS with a thermal camera to be $8,000+. Or it's a fake thermal camera for $8 -- just some plastics but nothing insi
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
But there's around 10 billion people on the planet, you can always find some unusual person to make a point. In this case, though, she might agree with me, I'd say -- in that she spends part of her time reading and constructing th
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> Intelligence is also highly context-specific It's not though. It's the opposite, and that's what makes it interesting, and why it's being measured. The g factor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> If there were better tools to allow users to say "I don't like this person, I don't want to hear more from then" That's not a solution in the cases when those people, are using the platform to gather a group of
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
:-) Now I just need to write that same message, to 330M + 450M other people in the USA and the EU :-/ (If you share with others this different way of writing, maybe we could split 330M+450M / 2. But maybe you live elsewhere)
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
Great, measured in square meters. (MRGA = "make Russia great again")
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> I would actually bet that average Russian and American people probably have a lot more in common Yes definitely. Thing is, when someone writes "Russia" but in fact means "Putin and his men", or writes "China&
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
If Putin doesn't want NATO countries at the border, it's not because he thinks NATO would attack it's because he cannot invade NATO countries. So, the more NATO countries, the smaller his future Great Russia would be.
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
Do you need to write things like "Russia thinks the West ..."? By doing so it sounds as if you group the people living in Russia, together with Putin. But this maybe-invasion would be the deed of a dictator and his men. Not Russia
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
People like Putin, enjoy playing Risk the board game, in real life. More people dead (civilians and soldiers from Ukraine) -- would just make Putin feel more proud and important himself. The opposite to how "normal" people's
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
A bit hyperbole? Agreed that these features should be off by default, or removed -- maybe could be included only in a special JVM build, Still, in Python you can GET and eval: r = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read() d = literal_eva
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> cron to submit in 10 years the same post with updated number to say 12B Apparently not, look: https://www.un.org/en/desa/world-population-projected-reach-... "World population projected to reach 9.8 bil
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> We have to come up with a ethic solution If you try, won't some people somewhere on the Internet, get angry at the ideas you have, and start writing angry things to and about you?
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
The announcement starts with: > Transparency is key in maintaining the trust of our community and then proceeds with apparently a bit trying to hide the dangerous bug, behind a wall of text.
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> The other "half" of population can't stand that There will always be, I think, people who don't like whatever way you choose to do software job interviews, because they're not good at it, and then, some of them
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
Assuming medium size, then, @giarc: > I would say that no one on Earth could comprehend 1.4 trillion balloons Consider this: If everyone on the planet got 1 party balloon every month, we'd deplete that helium source in about 10 year
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
You can look at a chain, and see: This link is broken, the chain is broken. But if it looks intact, you cannot just from looking at it, know how strong it is.
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
GP: > > Israel is written about, almost always negatively, on a daily basis on all major newspapers You could say that about the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) as well or the dictators in Saudi Arabia. Sometimes there's a well fou
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> they dig a hole in the river Maybe a silly question, but why did they dig a hole in the river? Wasn't there water there already, at that time? Or maybe the river is dried up in the summer, and they dig a hole (dig? drilled?) to ac
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> there will always be security holes and tools to take advantage of them. Shaming the toolmaker does little. And there'll always be ways and weapons to rob banks and kill the clerks, so selling weapons to bank robbers is fine then,
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by HappyDreamer 5y ago
> including shape of the object or windspeed I suppose the air (the wind) tends to be colder than objects in the sun, since most sunshine pass straight through the air. A way to investigate this, is to step barefoot on flat black stones,

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