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RobertoG

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    Comment #49189514

    Spain changed recently its pro-independent Sahara without a reasonable explanation. It totally feels like a betrayal. Many of us think it was because of pressures of the Americans …

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    Comment #49167153

    yeah, let's start all to produce more weapons. What could possible go wrong. What about this? The USA just go home, nobody is going to invade them.

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    Comment #48765927

    They didn't ban any company, they just ordered public services and public companies not to use what has been classified as a security risk. Anybody here think that Palantir is not …

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    Comment #48582595

    The argument has some merits, but we should remember that, from the point of view of Bayes, you could apply the same argument to symptoms, which is only evidence. High odds of a fa…

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    Comment #48448769

    what does 'undermine' means here? It seems that there is a 'correct' way of thinking, and if you don't play along you're an enemy or a Russian asset or whatever. Not very democrati…

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    Comment #48138469

    Your comment makes it look like is a police action instead of interfering in the business of third countries in international waters, with the express goal of causing economic pain…

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    Comment #47931011

    The Taiwanese? This is actually a perfect example of what I was saying. Talking about 'Taiwan' and 'border disputes with the PRC' meanwhile the USA is doing a maritime blockade of …

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    Comment #47927540

    So, who would you say that spend more resources 'controlling the international narrative', the USA or China?

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    Comment #47927478

    You have to be joking. The media is almost daily full of China scares. Also, the comments here are not talking about who started this war, with the GPU sanctions and the arrest of …

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    Comment #47846989

    The metaphor still works, minors in pubs are, presumably, under the supervision of their parents, otherwise they have not business being there in the first place.

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    Comment #47844975

    Right? It seems to me that the filter should be at the device level by the parents.

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    Comment #47772630

    Also, it's not only in the USA. In Europe too, all at the same time. Don't worry though, it's just conspiracy theory that those things are related.

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    Comment #47686696

    Man, Hezbollah was, literally, created as an answer to Israel attacks.

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    Comment #47644574

    I think Israel is the dessert. First they need the Americans to back off. In the end game, they are going to need some leverage over Israel, that is stuck there with them. If they …

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    Comment #47644551

    Actually, there are probably not a lot of hookers in Dubai at this moment. Most are probably back to Europe (or stuck in the airport).

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    Comment #47634022

    Iran doesn't torture its citizens. At least, no more, than, let's say, Arabia Saudi. You don't say it explicitly, but the implication is clear that the US is doing this because 'hu…

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    Comment #47530239

    The EU could be just a bunch of agreements between countries about commerce and freedom of movement. The EU could be a federation of states with proper institutions. What the EU sh…

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    Comment #47529744

    The fact that you think that the Commission represent the states members instead of the interest of the European Union shows how mess up and contradictory the system is. The Counci…

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    Comment #47529034

    No, the European Council is suppose to represent the interest of the member states. The European Commission is suppose to be the executive of the European Union. Translating to the…

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    Comment #47516725

    This is a problem with a know solution, already applied by many in the world: don't start wars. Specifically: don't start wars thousand of miles away of your borders.

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    Comment #47452344

    I don't know, I'm pretty happy with Conda. I just create a new environment and install on it. It normally works. Even if you have to install using pip it just affect the active env…

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    Comment #47448599

    why you don't use some kind of environment, Conda or something like that?

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    Comment #47410077

    Love it. input: what the f* are we doing? this is the end of times! output: Reflecting on our current strategic direction: are we truly optimizing for long-term impact? We are navi…

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    Comment #47358599

    Exactly, Iran published the number of death and what we heard all the time is that number multiplied by ten. But I'm the one blabbering gibberish.

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    Comment #47354370

    That's funny. I find surprising that the polemic I heard more talking, seems to be in the open source to close source direction. It seems to me, that the more relevant part of this…