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Comment Re: "Have you said thank you once?" (Score 1) 277

And never mind that the US is entirely responsible for this trajectory after overthrowing the democratically-elected government in Iran in the 1950s. The Shaw that the Americans installed was so brutal that it paved the way for the Islamist uprising.
The Shaw installed the democracy.
And his regime was not brutal at all.

He had to fight against 5 or more underground organizations, trying to assassinate him.
His secret service was brutal and crossed many lines.

The normal population loved him, he made hundreds of reforms to the country that was law and structure wise still in the middle ages. For example voting rights for women, allow them to study at universities; land reforms, removing the big noble class land owners and giving out land to "little farmers".

And so on ...

You are either stupid, or a troll.

Comment Re: "Have you said thank you once?" (Score 1) 277

All Iranians want to win the war.

Losing a war to have a regime change, that is not an option. In wich country would ever something like that happen? North Korea also would rather win a war instead getting rid of the regime in trading in a loss.

The Iranian population wants to get rid of their rulers, that is for sure. At least everyone who is not directly involved in the regime.

Same for North Korea, they want to reunite with the South. But: farking USA of awesomeness, does not let them.

The regime would be gone shortly after USA would stop to execute is maritime maneuvers in front of the North Korean coast, during rice harvest time!!

The hunger in North Korea is the USA's fault. That is why they hate you. They would not be your enemy if you just left them alone, or even helped them to get rid of their regime. But no, you fight the people and not the government, how stupid is that?

Comment Re:And another thing (Score 1) 45

Not a good analogy.

Daniel Jackson actually could read and speak ancient Egyptian. He used it to figure what a stargate is and how it might work.

Powerful AI is at the moment needed, because we have no real clue how to do it otherwise.

The basic is vector analysis. It is bottom line just finding of substrings in longer strings. For example, find
"aos" in "chaos".

Unfortunately regarding long strings of animal sound, we usually do not know the underlying alphabet, and do not figure that "aos" is interesting, and try searching for it in other strings.

The AI systems that are trained for that, however can analyze thousands of "songs", and figure out the words and the alphabet, and decide about what they have no clue yet.

So what the AI would do is figuring that "chaos" and "albatros" and "trousers" have a similar signature somewhere which is abbreviated "aos", and the other fragments of the words are so far meaningless, or can not be identified as reoccurring pattern.

Comment Re:Playing with things we dont understand (Score 1) 47

The problem from eating it is not radiation, but the traces of uranium you might get into your body.
Similar with leaded glass, which looks a bit like crystal.

They mitigated that later by coating leaded glass with a thin layer of normal glass, I guess you can do the same with your example.

Comment Re: A good problem (Score 2) 144

Perhaps he lives in a country where gasoline is super cheap.

I overheard a EV car sell a view days ago. The new owner has the luck that his father used to own a farm, and has a huge solar installation on it. So he gets electricity effectively for free.

He saves 800Euro per month on gasoline. He paid 6000Euro for the car.

Especially with the price hikes because of the war ... the car pays off in a bit more than half a year.

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