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How come Ansar Allah seems to be winning so well?
Okay, so Ansar Allah..
- is fighting a civil war
- is fighting a war against Saudi Arabia
- is surrounded by either their enemies or the sea
- is poorer than Iran or Russia
- has less people than Iran or Russia
Yet they seem to be doing a better job?
What's going on?
Has any leader ever had a trap door in front of their desk in their office or palace or has that always been relegated to movies?
Serious question out of sheer curiosity, but can't resist to add this silly comment below..
Asking for a friend.
Now that OpenExecutive exists, what company should we create?
I personally am in favor of an AI consulting firm called AI business solutions, where AI executives consults other AI executives on how to improve on AI, so that AI can do more AI with less AI preferably by using more AI. AI agents would then tell other AI agents on how to AI AI like a true AI and then put all their AIs into their AIs in order for AI to AI while using AI.
Is the most likely doom scenario of an AI apocalypse another version of the very hungry caterpillar story, where instead of having an insatiable amount of hunger for food, it's knowledge?
So that at the end of the doom scenario, the whole world turns into a giant computer just so the AI can solve a difficult puzzle?
Pete Hegseth said that the US needs leaders who know how to win, any proposals?
Let’s help Pete Hegseth a bit.
You guys come with proposals,
and I’ll pick the winner.
And looking at all the options so far,
although not explicitly named,
Abdul-Malik al-Houthi seems to be the winner so far.
Misery forums, forums where people wallow in misery, dwelling on negative feelings rather than actively seeking solutions, exist and they are bad.
I'll just wait and see if anyone comes up with an example, so I don't have to talk about the subject where I encountered it.
Lemmy up- and downvoting should be changed. I don't know how, but they should, especially for unpopular opinions.
I mean just look at this: https://lemmy.ml/post/52063010/27532667
Up- and downvoting makes it really confused for people if one person votes down one way and another another way. Up- and downvoting is therefore too limited.
We should have reasons attached to it.
Like the angry-upvote or "you're right, that is unpopular" upvote.
What actually is the Dabancheng "camp"? Answer: It's a university campus.
This question was asked 5 years ago.
We now have an answer. It's a university campus.
I was wrong thinking that it could be the PRC modernizing it's prison system to outside the city.
40 year olds, what financial advice would you have for a 3 year old?
For those 50 and older, I’m sorry, but in my personal experience, your advice have been way out of date.