Equating the Donbas conflict to Gaza ignores the presence of Russian regular forces and proxies documented since 2014 or so. Ukraine was defending its borders against an insurgency backed by a foreign power. In this localized conflict both sides broke ceasefires multiple times.

Why is the encroachment story a reason for invasion? This move actually pushed Finnland in to Nato. If the invasion should have been a move against Nato it wasn’t a smart one

Well, at least thy were trying, whil other archtiects just use the rnd() function for placement:

The isolation Russia is a direct response to the 2022 invasion. Before that, Russia was a member of the G8, a massive / main energy partner to Europe, and widely integrated into the global economy. Those bonds where cut after the invasion, not before.

Regarding you second question: I don’t see many other options for the Ukrainian government. The tragedy of forced mobilization on both sides is clear, but the responsibility for that tragedy is by the party that made mobilization necessary in the first place.

No I do not suffer from a phobia against Russians, or I’m not aware of that. Actually, the most ‘Russophobic’ thing one could do is support a regime that sends thousands of its young men to die in a neighbor territory and isolates the country from the global economy. I am not against Russians in general, I am against the policies that are currently destroying Russia’s reputation and its future.

No idea, but lot of “leaders” nowerdays aim in to that direction. So there must be something I can not see…

Raging fury and nothing but negativity… Who has internalized hate?

Why is it trivialization of the nazis when saying the Russians perform low in UA? .

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I don’t miss you already…

And you’re humus.

My money is on Stocks related to European Weapons Industry and some Chinese electronic Manufacturers… I would loose if someone would win…

actually it is already meged and on v16.0 milestone list

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This is not contradicting. It can happen . but I was talking about liquids in general.

But ambiguity arraises from the lack of a coherent explanation, because there are so many parameters to consider when doing the experiment (especially when doing this with water). Therefore hot liquids can freeze faster than cold ones. Its not a must. That it can happen is proven. A quite entertaining read about the general phenomenon can be found here

Hot liquids can freeze faster than colder ones Mpemba effect

That’s also what I currently experience in my position. A lot of workflows are going to be automated by some AI stuff, but whenever someone is planning to produce physical goods in masses you can not effort doing stupid misstakes. When you simply put the output of the LLM in to the input of your CNC, Ion-Implanter, Litograph-Machine, Welding Robot, Aribag or Breaking systems. A mistake is going to be sooo fucking expensive that the human in the loop is not an cost factor anymore. And when you do high precision stuff an approximate solution is never sufficient.

Absolutely… Similar argument holds for the year btw. In that case it is better to treat a “day” or “year” as an artificial time constant and define them as 2π while skipping all the astronomical context. Otherwise you are free to write UT1D in a 2π notation also.

Bahh… The full day is 2π.

• 12:00 is π
• 15:00 is 3/2π And so on… Sane people use 2π = 𝜏 instead.