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  • You (but probably me) enjoy the thought of having yourself killed. Moreover, you engage in behavior that increases chances of getting into an accident.

    I don't know about you, maybe you have a different shit in your head, just take care

  • Take 10 labs and you'll get 10 definitions of the scientific method. It's just a tradition that yields some results.

    peer review try to reduce the bias.

    Sounds like you haven't been peer reviewed enough

  • I don't understand your point tbh.

    They did choose to exit russian market because

    1. Russian market is minor compared to western market, given the fact that russian market of Music streaming is dominated by Yandex Music.
    2. There were not that many ways of legalizing income from Russian territory because of visa/mc ban and swift ban.
    3. Political climate in Russia was and is quite harsh: bizarre regulations and employees as hostages just to name a few.
    4. Twitter politics (shaming companies that do not exit russian market) was a minor factor I believe. Some western corps are there including the one where I used to work (USA). Also YouTube/google still bans content that authorities find inappropriate (e.g. how to escape draft)
  • Interesting, but won't help me personally. The account was erased.

    All other services were like: ok, we cannot process your payment due to the war. This one yielded a bizarre message about how I am complicit with Russian army's atrocities in Ukraine and therefore they delete my account till the end of March 2022

    Like okay, Spotify you made your political statement, but does it somehow affect the actual political situation? I admire some Russian piracy sites that replaced advertisements with cinematics from Bucha and links to volunteers that helped Ukrainians to move to Europe through Russia

  • Because I used to be involved in a tiny bit of it.

    Don't get me wrong, they are a beautiful invention in the intersection of physics and engineering. But the algorithms that people are interested in were executed only on ion computers... which are not that great in the sense of scaling. The supercubit quantum computers, which you are probably talking about, are only good for stimulating themselves for a fraction of a second. And don't make me start to talk about neutral atoms, NV centers and "liquid light" platforms.

    The only good they are making is sucking money for fundamental physics from big cats like google, amazon, putin and ccp