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anikan_vader

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    Comment #48064992

    >> Poland was the first country to make a remarkable peaceful transition from a bankrupt, failed Soviet satellite state. In what sense? Czechia is richer per capita. Almost all of …

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    Comment #44206340

    Until someone calls your bluff, perhaps accidentally, and realizes much of the nuclear saber-rattling was just that. Of course, since it wasn't entirely a bluff, this is the easies…

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    Comment #44174199

    To date, there have been no confirmed exomoon detections. So hopefully they'll do a better job than we have so far.

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    Comment #43804160

    Due Process is being denied to US citizens, who are being removed from the country without the opportunity for them or their parents to consult an attorney.

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    Comment #42103033

    The point is that the title and article misspell (in two different ways) his second name.

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    Comment #41278263

    Got 8/15, best AI model got 7/15, and unigram got 1/15. Finally a use for all the wasted hours I’ve spent on HN — my next word prediction is marginally better than that of the AI.

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    Comment #40639309

    Some sources do write ep after en passant captures. As you point out, it’s no more redundant than notating checks.

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    Comment #40469196

    Well we certainly do agree that artillery will not be the primary weapon of choice in any naval war! I do appreciate your point of view, but I maintain that in a lengthy land war w…

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    Comment #40466650

    It’s disingenuous to claim without citation that the US does not anticipate using artillery as one (of many) primary weapons in a land conflict against a near-peer adversary. The f…

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    Comment #40336840

    Atomic weapons emerged slightly before the first craft to leave the Earth’s atmosphere, but we’re still nowhere near interstellar travel. On the other hand, the difficulty of space…

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    Comment #40169932

    I’m sure you realize that Arnold didn’t get that big just through chicken and broccoli…

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    Comment #40065322

    It is incredibly insulting to neanderthals to make an unsubstantiated comparison between them and politicians.

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    Comment #39050834

    The author does not even attempt to analyze the safety impact of removing the second stair. The only evidence they provide is that Western Europe has fewer fire deaths than the US.…

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    Comment #38995774

    This only emphasizes the need for NATO to reinvest in radar-guided anti-aircraft guns. Frankly, it's a bit troubling that the Europeans have been so slow to respond to the war in U…

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    Comment #38980893

    Oops! Definitely. It actually looks to have been a clever use of irony. The internet is such a hard place to be clever though, in that people tend to take things at face value.

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    Comment #38976750

    Cop kills someone (allegedly by accident) and then the police bury him in a pauper’s grave and don’t inform any relevant parties. >> These things happen. No, they really don’t. Tha…

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    Comment #38647386

    This is definitely a tricky venue to get into, but the prestige still makes submissions worth it.

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    Comment #38489800

    Venezuela’s (relatively sudden) refusal to honor its treaty obligations that admit the land is owned by Guyana is obviously due to oil greed. Guyana has almost no military, but the…

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    Comment #38415536

    Yes, they are considered not safe for work.

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    Comment #38411301

    It's free electricity, but a computing device still makes for a pricey space heater.

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    Comment #38307446

    Presumably an online pre-print.

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    Comment #38304279

    >> you’ve never heard of I suspect most Americans with a passing interest in nuclear deterrence have heard of this. Moreover, the article is almost entirely about the sentinel land…

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    Comment #38196111

    It depends on your perspective. I would argue that the space race was fundamentally about two superpowers racing to develop the ability to accurately deliver munitions anywhere via…

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    Comment #38195474

    Sort of a narrow definition to call an intercept in space a battle but not to think of the typical deployment of ballistic missiles as a type of space battle. Still a major step fo…

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