yeah, they could have been like Belarus!
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I support NATO, in the sense that if NATO dissolved Europe would get eaten like a three-course meal by Russia. Ukraine shows that all too clearly. it has many problems, though.
Czechia seems like it'd be pretty based. or Estonia. I like Central/Eastern Europe. or maybe Thailand.
ngl kinda glad Trump banned trans people from the military. I can't get drafted! 🥲
save it up and you can spin it into yarn. great for making mittens, hats, scarfs and baby sweaters.
I'm looking forward to fucktons of individual suits absolutely slamming the courts every time an EO is issued. crowdfund the filing fees. turn petitions into copypasta. DDoS the Court system. they literally asked for this.
friendship ended with Raytheon. now Rhinemetall is my best friend.
Why would he push NATO countries to increase their defense spending target by 150% if he was planning on actually invading?
Trump isn't planning to invade NATO (except maybe Greenland.) he's planning to leave NATO. NATO exists to protect the Western world, and its highly interconnected economies. it's a globalist project, and the US's role as de-facto leader of NATO gave us the ability to project tremendous soft military power, the same way the dollar lets us project soft economic power.
MAGA are isolationists. NATO protects "the West," but Trump doesn't care about the West, only America. so what if Putin carves up Europe? has Europe even said "thank you?" they're screwing us over, just look at the trade deficit! that's the logic.
the neutrino was estimated to at 220 PeV. goodness!
the amount of consumer goodwill that statement bought easily pays for any losses from the hotdogs. companies seem hellbent on torching their brand reputation for short-term gains these days. little gestures go a long way.
if they existed they'd be killer for RL. RL is insanely unstable when the distribution shifts as the policy starts exploring different parts of the state space. you'd think there'd be some clean approach to learning P(Xs|Ys) that can handle continuous shift of the Ys distribution in the training data, but there doesn't seem to be. just replay buffers and other kludges.
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I voted for Harris. I'm trans. I can't get my passport updated. I live in a blue state, so my vote just didn't matter.