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wrzuteczka

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    Comment #48177576

    The term "fake news" has been overused, but... we initially heard about hundreds of thousands of visas sold for bribes, now we know about maybe a couple hundred of visas issued wit…

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    Comment #48091973

    It’s still nothing compared to the other things I mentioned.

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    Comment #48072206

    I think you got it backwards. Over the last 20 years, the SLD govt used to literally sell new legislation for bribes, PO (currently in charge of Poland) literally has right now a g…

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    Comment #48065161

    Didn't expect that stuff to reach HN... anyway: > packing the Polish Constitutional Court This didn’t start with PiS. PO, just before losing power, tried to elect five Tribunal jud…

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    Comment #46475020

    Russia has been literally selling Venezuela all kinds of military equipment for decades. If they hadn’t helped Venezuela militarily this time, it’s probably because they are a litt…

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    Comment #41877678

    These 8 laboratories shared the same sample collected from a corner of the shroud. The priests handling the shroud would always hold it by its corners. So the explanation is not as…

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    Comment #41790269

    Weird twist: Slavic languages use words very similar to "domus" for "house", for example, "dom" in Polish or "дом" in Ukrainian.

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    Comment #40747479

    How are we supposed to know, being outside of Google?

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    Comment #38263165

    My Bose QC 35 headphones are like that. I just replace the ear pads every few years and they are like new.

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    Comment #38262376

    With the AI "revolution," I began to appreciate the simplicity of models we create when doing programming (and physics, biology, and so on as well). I used to think about these thi…

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    Comment #38188941

    Discovering how a large system works can be fun. Even if a codebase is old, but the design is good, it can be gratifying.

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    Comment #35247611

    We don't have that here either, but I'm satisfied with the Apple premium reseller network.

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    Comment #35246873

    Still better than Apple! I pay the full price for Apple One but Apple thinks I shouldn't have access to Fitness+. Or Siri, which still doesn't support my language (Polish, 40M spea…

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    Comment #32324123

    Ukrainians were given full employment rights in Poland after the Russian invasion, so they can just move to Poland (at least the female ones, as males aren’t allowed to leave Ukrai…

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    Comment #32324003

    OK, so it sounds like it’s possible in France too, you just need to employ yourself (and then pay employment-related contributions). In Poland, this is a little simplified, as ther…

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    Comment #32318480

    The "employee" creates a single-person company in Poland (or any other EU country, I guess) and sends invoices monthly. Honestly, it's trivial to set up. I'd say it's even easier t…

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    Comment #32280427

    The smaller one turned out to be hardly useful, the larger one isn’t available. Warmates seem to be more effective in Ukraine, and Ukraine bought/received more of those.

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    Comment #31892394

    It seems to me that calling facts you don't like a "salad" or "yoghurt" is a mental equivalent of covering your ears.

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    Comment #31884490

    Exactly, that’s one of the most overlooked parts of the Earth, but if you consider the GDP growth rate over the last 30 years, Poland is second only to China.

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    Comment #31807622

    It's not word salad, this is the logical conclusion of the Church-Turing thesis. If you think it's false, you should present some arguments against it.

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    Comment #31722102

    This seems irreverent to me. If you created an evolutionary algorithm, where these very complex statistical models competed for survival, I don’t see how that would help one of the…

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    Comment #31714066

    Do you mean that because of its complexity, we are not able to define it due to practical reasons (i.e. no powerful enough computer exists)? If so, that’s something completely diff…

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    Comment #31713883

    So how being embodied helps consciousness emerge? If it’s just the statistical model that underpins the consciousness, then it doesn’t matter if it’s embodied or not. It doesn’t ma…

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    Comment #31713866

    I wouldn’t call it science-based, it’s just materialism. There’s no science in believing that something that can be completely described by a set of logical rules, or mathematical …

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    Comment #31712496

    You mean “talk” as in be receiving answers in real time? Because I think all Christians believe that you can “talk” to God in some way.