Of course, they are going slower than that. And also, at the current rate of attrition, Russia will run out of Russians long, long before that.
3,470 karma · joined February 16, 2012
Of course, they are going slower than that. And also, at the current rate of attrition, Russia will run out of Russians long, long before that.
Looking at current ratio of Russian and Ukrainian losses, having three times the soldiers is not going to be enough.
Another popular one is "elevated API error rates" when the error rate is 1.
Even Microsoft with its infinite money failed when competing, because a monopoly to most of the Internet's email and video is just that powerful.
But I do wonder about the the gas stations. It is well known, that gas stations make most of their money on snacks and carwashes and random stuff you buy and not on the gas. Does that break down or will people in EVs still stop in gas stations to buy a snack? Maybe on roadtrips yes, on random visits no?
Will there be small shops selling snacks and coffee next to charging stations as well? Could gas stations pivot to being charging stations? (I guess not the inner-city ones, due to space, but the highway rest stop ones could).
Given all the loopholes and the lifespan of modern cars, I would say 2035 is ridiculously late and it should have been 2025 or 2030 at most.
The reason is simple but bit insidious - when there is enough "known reserves" of something, it is not economical to look for more. Once the amount of known reserves shrinks, it beings to be worth it and people start looking again. So it might always look like we have between two to five decades of oil or uranium or lithium or whatever.
Realistically, we will end humanity by burning oil a lot sooner than we will run out of oil.
Now as adult, I see that no, there are literally people who are trying to end humanity and destroy the world - not mad scientists or purple wizards from outer space, but climate deniers and pro-fossil fuel people.
I don't know if that would be more less sad than the prosaic explanation of people just being evil and dumb.
It works for English, but sadly the selected fonts don't always have all the national characters. Sometimes there are similar enough replacements (e.g. Charis instead of Charter) but not always.
Does that count as English? I though it is borrowed Latin, like de facto, et cetera or per se.
So yeah, this comes at 5x12 shifts.
Not just Russia. If Russia succeeds, China is invading Taiwan next, and the whole global economy is grinding to a halt because like 80 % of world semiconductor industry is there.
Saving Ukraine means saving the world.
1) Most startup people are just evil
2) HN is heavily controlled by Russia
The latter is pretty obvious (we're talking English discussion platform where you can create account in ten seconds with no verification and I'm not sure if there's any anti-bot measures).
The former ... most programmers are rich and they are convinced they are rich because they are awesome instead of lucky. Most programmers aren't very social or have emotional intelligence. Most programmers think they are better than others and are prone to "fuck you, got mine" thinking. And look how many startups are based on doing extremely exploitative and illegal things - Uber with illegal cabs, Airbnb with illegal hotels, and so on. Of course those people don't give a shit about suffering.
Just how inhuman can you people be?
Jesus Christ people do you even listen to yourself?
Yes, no F-35, which would be fun to watch, but I understand NATO has to keep some aces up its sleeves.
ETA: there were also some ... mysterious happenings. Like we still don't know exactly what blew up the airbase on Crimea. We don't know exactly what blew up the bridge. We don't know exactly what is hitting airbases many hundreds of kilometers behind the borders - some of them further from Ukraine than Moscow.
What Russia says is worthless. Not sure what makes you serve as their personal rebroadcasting device.