dh2022
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Comment · 5 days ago
Comment · 7 days ago
No word though on how many of these are bots or agents
Comment · 8 days ago
Your logic missed the part where Japan attacked the US and forced it into this war that costed many American lives. Your logic also missed the part where nobody attacked Russia.
Comment · 8 days ago
Educate yourself about the decision to drop the two nuclear bombs on Japanese. By that time US had more than 100,000 dead soldiers and another 200,000 wounded. Estimates for further casualties required to conquer the 4 main Japanese islands were for another 250,000 dead and close to a million wounded. The Japanese were gearing up for a fight on the islands. They were rationing their fuel (to the detriment of moving food stuffs within their country) and had thousands of Kamikaze planes and hundreds of thousands of soldiers in the Kyushu island (were coincidentally the Americans were poised to start their main invasion).
Dropping the bombs saved countless of American lives - young men who did not even start their lives yet. It was the right decision for the Americans. Not to mention the numerous appeals to Japanese government to surrender.
Comment · 8 days ago
Do you have a link about the 36 million developers who joined Github in 2025? I think a lot of these "developers" are AI agents / bots, but I would like to know better. Thanks!
Comment · 8 days ago
Tell me you never borrowed movies from a library without telling me you never borrowed movies from a library.
Comment · 8 days ago
I did the physical media & Jellyfin install earlier this year. It was not that hard. From the moment I searched “create bootable Linux usb drive” to streaming my first movie on the flat screen TV from a Jellyfin server running on an Ubuntu box took a whole 90 minutes.
The hardest part was figuring out the folder where to save the media on the Ubuntu and give Jeyyfin read permissions on that folder via some Linux commands. It was not that hard because Jellyfin tips and tricks are all over the internet (Reddit for example.)
Comment · 8 days ago
Well, when they solve all these unsolved math problems they are not 1 inch deep in math....
Comment · 12 days ago
And then add MIRV war heads. Defense expense grows exponentially and is not sustainable.
Comment · 12 days ago
I always wanted a law where, in case Congress declares war, each senator and congressman/woman that voted for war has to send their kids and grandkids (if they are between 18 and 35 years of age) to the front line.
There would be no war pretty soon.
Comment · 14 days ago
In the case of US protesting the increase in costs of living makes total sense: the goal is Dems to take over Congress and use the congressional powers to do whatever it takes to open the Strait of Hormuz (including making reparation payments to Iran and allowing Iran to toll ships going through the Strait).
Is as simple as that.
Comment · 15 days ago
Plea bargaining. Green river serial killer admitted to more killings (and cooperated to recover some of his victim’s bodies) in exchange for avoiding the death penalty : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Ridgway#Plea_bargain,_con...
Comment · 20 days ago
Genuinely curious: what weird quirks have you encountered in Excel? Back 10 years ago when I was using Excel daily I didn’t think anything was weird about it (it was actually my favorite tool)
Comment · 20 days ago
Awesome. Now do one for TurboTax!
Comment · 22 days ago
Good old Roosevelt’s “Talk softly and carry a big stick” worked really well.
For example https://www.wahealthplanfinder.org/HBEWeb/Annon_ShowIndividu...