seniorivn

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by seniorivn 4mo ago
right now the most likely outcome is that they are going to host locally produced much more power hungry chips, and even if the lead on electricity production will stay, it will be eaten by inefficiency of the hardware.
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by seniorivn 2y ago
serious question, how do you know your vote is counted and is not intercepted/counterfeited before that?
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by seniorivn 2y ago
efficiency and productivity is clearly more important for development of all industries than what you value. Political institutions are not very good at preparing for unfamiliar problems, dont count on them doing that. Just push for progres
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by seniorivn 2y ago
you should also try to avoid cars and electric lights, grooms and gas light maintainers need jobs too
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by seniorivn 2y ago
he involved himself in politics, so everyone who have strong feelings against his "side" or for his opponents, project it on him in a form of hate. Inevitable consequence of the two party system and/or fptp election system
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by seniorivn 2y ago
the mind blowing fact is that for any significant percentage of people taking something that is not yours, can be justified by anything. That is not western culture, saying that as someone born in ussr, where stealing from government has ne
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by seniorivn 2y ago
its the opposite, its an increase of rent, because you want to increase rent
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by seniorivn 2y ago
is it safe from it?
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by seniorivn 2y ago
there is no point in comparing gdps here, what's important is what is the capability of war industry and armies are, and at the moment we can see that industries are not that far off, add nuclear weapons to the picture, and its draw, j
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by seniorivn 2y ago
education has nothing to do with this, an average university professor in Russia(or for a matter of fact in the west too) is a radical supporter of the mainstream media
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by seniorivn 2y ago
it would help a lot if you all stopped calling the mess implemented in practice without any ideology behind it by a theoretical model name.
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by seniorivn 2y ago
most anti-immigration folks, are for controlled immigration process, instead of droves of people crossing the borders And to be honest being on the other side of the board, the immigration process is a mess
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by seniorivn 2y ago
They are a hostile dictatorship, with zero resources but their oppressed people. Why would USA be interested in allying with them?
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by seniorivn 2y ago
just put it inside the original keyboard
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by seniorivn 2y ago
Airlines are strictly regulated by Boeing/Airbus/western institutions, this airlines wouldnt be able to fly to safe countries if their airplanes didnt pass regular official certifications, Boeing and Airbus provide that. The same
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by seniorivn 2y ago
Any camera except a webcam will work. Focus on lighting and microphones, ones you have a reason to upgrade your setup, you might consider dslr cameras that are used for serious video productions
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by seniorivn 2y ago
most of those are trained on a very flawed data, so in order to use it for anything non trivial, you will have to invest a lot in fine-tuning, maybe even to an extent to call it training
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by seniorivn 2y ago
this is exactly that, he got 25, will be free in half of that. Thats the best his influence could get, given the publicity.
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by seniorivn 2y ago
https://github.com/janmojzis/tinyssh
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by seniorivn 3y ago
incentives cannot be fixed with just prohibitive laws, war on drags should've taught you something
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by seniorivn 3y ago
thats bullshit, all you need debate moderators to do is to maintain the rules about timing etc
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by seniorivn 3y ago
you either intentionally or unintentionally phrased it in a way that blames unnamed participant 1. And given the context of this conversation, it seems that you blame US for CCP's inevitable spying. Seems weird given the kind of govern
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by seniorivn 3y ago
and what about their book? inability to put yourself into someone else's shoes, is a very big flag. A red one in my book.
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by seniorivn 3y ago
even better idea, github should charge repos that have huge environment impact shit load of money, and subsidize those who are good(and probably vote for the right people)
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by seniorivn 3y ago
isnt it necessary to run full node to mine bitcoin?
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by seniorivn 3y ago
now it's just a trait of scared monkeys, if it wasnt for development of civilization, it could be deadly. Lucky us, first communities of monkeys learned how valuable non deadly dominance can be, which allowed smart but not very good at
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by seniorivn 3y ago
well, there is an assumption, that the circumstances are a political/economical system which is the same one. But there is an argument to be made about deterioration of institutions
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by seniorivn 3y ago
the only solid fact that you need is that tech giants of the past are not tech giants today, and the same way MS missed mobile market, Nokia failed with touchscreen smartphones, atnt and its parts failed to innovate, ibm lost and left pc&#x
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by seniorivn 3y ago
it's probably not as obvious when you are just out of jail(which is a shame, being locked up should be exactly the time when you can educate yourself, but not in real life probably) But using linux terminal as devbox doesnt mean you do
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by seniorivn 3y ago
its possible to restore it in a data restoration shop, if you are interested

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