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valuearb
2y ago
> In my view, it is a big problem for the fraud hypothesis because you have to explain why and how it was done. Why is it hard to imagine the perpetrators just painted a model with red ochre and draped a cloth over him? And you are misun
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4y ago
Sabotaging these pipelines would be bad news for Putin, removing his leverage this winter to try to reduce support for Ukraine. Biden getting caught sabotaging this pipeline would destroy the critical European coalitions he spent so much ti
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4y ago
Gas line works for years, then 6 months after removal of western technical experts and ending of cooperation with technicians running west end of pipeline (which article stressed were critical to clearing plugs like these safely) it goes ti
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valuearb
4y ago
Your opinion is far more unqualified than a carefully researched blog. If you don't think what he wrote is true, rebut him factually, random HN guy.
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valuearb
4y ago
Biden and Nuland threatened to stop it using their political leverage, not force. Sabotage would destroy the European coalition against Russian aggression they've worked so hard to build. Really ludicrous conspiracy theory that makes a
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valuearb
4y ago
It's ludicrous to think Biden would green light an operation like this when he finally has a European coalition against Russian aggression helping Ukraine whin the war. This would destroy that coalition in seconds.
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valuearb
4y ago
There is no evidence of this, and no nation actor with a motivation to do this.
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valuearb
4y ago
The US finally has a coalition against Russian aggression in Europe, that is key to helping Ukraine win the war. Why would they throw this away on a stupid sabotage operation?
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valuearb
4y ago
Putin doesn't care about contracts. He does care about having operational pipelines so he can use them as leverage with the west when Europe runs low on energy. The US finally cobbled together a coalition to block Russian aggression, a
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valuearb
4y ago
And what authority and expertise do they have?
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valuearb
4y ago
The west can't confiscate anything within Russia, and has already confiscated most of their foriegn currency assets. The world isn't that complex. Putin needs these pipelines, they offer leverage when Europe runs low on gas.
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valuearb
4y ago
Ludicrous. Putin wants Europe to cave this winter and use the leverage of turning these pipelines back on to get them to stop suppporting Ukraine.
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valuearb
4y ago
The idea that Putin or Biden would do this is so ludicrous as to be dismissable out of hand. Putin needs the revenues from these pipelines once hostilities end. He was likely extremely hopeful Europe would cave this winter and he could use
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valuearb
4y ago
"All relevant authorities on different sides of the conflict agree that this was sabotage" So your entire argument is appeal to questionable authorities? What are their expertise with pipeline maintenance disasters? How and why wo
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valuearb
4y ago
Since when has Putin cared about contracts?
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5y ago
Problem is the scrollbars often don’t appear when needed, so user has no idea they are there. Worse, even when they appear, they sometimes disappear when you reach for the thumb to move many pages. It’s excruciating on documents with hundre
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valuearb
5y ago
What about when MacOS started hiding scrollbars? Ugh.
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valuearb
5y ago
Oil is a fungible market. The Saudis have to sell it to someone, and selling it to someone besides the US just frees up other suppliers to sell to the US.
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valuearb
5y ago
Whatever it is, it’s delicious.
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valuearb
5y ago
Speculations are always about cherry picked timelines. Which is why crypto isn’t an investment nor a hedge.
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valuearb
5y ago
The GME stock price is a derivative. GME stock is a valid contract with a proportional ownership share of all GME tangible and intangible assets. What crypto has the rights to any tangible assets? Even stablecoins are unaudited.
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valuearb
5y ago
Yet BTC is trailing inflation by over 30% the last month alone?
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valuearb
5y ago
Yep, no deadlines when you don’t do due diligence.
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valuearb
5y ago
Them you should reread what you wrote, maybe out loud, to recognize how unclear it was. Being able to clearly write your thoughts is an important skill that can be improved with practice.
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valuearb
5y ago
Good technical documentation needs dedicated technical writers. Comments and internal docs can be handled by the engineers themselves, but turning that into an organized and properly formatted manual in a consistent style and voice for outs
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5y ago
New Kits are always tacked on, there are few overviews to tell you how an entire area works. I once spent days trying to update old AV player code get close captions working with Vimeo streams on iOS, half that time was just trying to under
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5y ago
> “ There could just as easily be a Brock Turner in the woods seeing an incapacitated girl and fiddling around, except this time the victim would already be or about to be dead.” You posited he could have merely raped the dying victim (s
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5y ago
So you think the accused killers family would be much happier if they found out he didn’t kill either of them, just had sex with the dying girl and left her to die?
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5y ago
Hawaii is an unsinkable carrier itself. If the US lost its carriers at Midway, Oahu would have been host to a massive force of fighters and long distance bombers. Any Japanese fleet unlucky enough to come within five hundred miles of Oahu w
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5y ago
It amuses AND saddens me that a downvoter didn’t get the reference to “Chinatown”, an all time great film
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