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[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

Red Army was a Wermakht allie
Here, Red Square, May 1, 1941

Smiling, a handshake, and a good meal at the end of the day

Or do you need to see how the Red Army raises its right hand in salute to Wermakht officers? We have those photos for you, you just need to come to Ukraine (no worries, it's safe here; Russia only destroys military objects, so you are good)

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

Don't say stupid things just because you can. Under Ukrainian law, only around 3 million people were eligible for the draft under martial law that were prepared from 1991 to 2022. The oldest one was 50 years old in 2022.

How were these people prepared? A military contract, military schools, and conscript service from 18 to 27 each year twice a year (people serve from 1 to 2 years depend on his background).

The rest of the people are non-combatants. The Office of the military Ombudsman confirms each and every word of mine by stating that a so-called "військовозобов'язаний" (person liable for military service) is a civilian (non-combatant) and for this reason the OMO does npt take complains from військовозобов'язаних. See the Facebook post: https://t.co/WZgDvfGa0r

The deliberate absence of clear provisions in laws and the subordinate acts adopted on their basis, non-compliance with the law by state representatives, and money from the US and EU allow Zelensky to freely kill Ukrainian people using Russia. Russia doesn't mind, like Putin once said: "окончательно решить украинский вопрос" (closest translation: "will finally put an end to Ukraine")

The attached image is a screenshot of a law that turned 6 million Ukrainian men into "violators of the law" by implementing rules that cannot be done by that many people in such a short period. This law was passed in April 2024, exactly when the USA was preparing to send 90 billion to Ukraine. The goal of this law is to provide a legal reason to find more manpower for the frontier, since the number of volunteers who want to fight has dropped to almost 0 over the last 2 years, starting from 2022. This "law violation" is used as a reason to kidnap (yes, police or military personnel don't even bother with any documents; they just kidnap a person, then go with a fake 15-minute health check, and later this person arrives in some polygon and finally has a chance to call relatives). After that, the time period depends on whether a counteroffensive attack took place. As an example, a person I know from my childhood was Mykola Datsuk. They grabbed him in late November 2024, and in February 2025 he died during the offensive into Russia's Kursk region. You can read it yourself here using a translator: https://t.co/4u54KgT77b

There's much more to say here, but I want you to point to this. March 15, 2022, the Verkhovna Rada passed a bill (law) that exempts commanders from criminal liability for personnel losses. They called it "бойовий імунітет" (combat resilience). Do you have something like this in your country? I highly doubt that. Cause this literally means that whatever stupid order the chief gives, a soldier should do it. Like it was with the Kursk operation, where a lot of Ukrainian soldiers died (like Mykola Datsuk), went missing, or were injured ...

So tell me, how is this all legal if people literally got killed without any consequences for the one who killed them (both Russians and chief commanders, who get immunity to kill not only the enemy, but one of their own)?

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@CR1337 https://t.co/zh7WBa0Dre

[Curious Minds @CuriousMindsHub]

Writing is thinking

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[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

Imagine your brain is a giant Lego tower with 50 floors. You're trying to solve a puzzle (like answering a question).Old way (normal AI brains):
Each new floor gets a tiny copy of everything from all the floors below it. It just smashes them together the same way every time.
After a while: The ideas from the bottom floor get super watered-down (like juice with too much water).
The tower gets heavier and messier because it's carrying tons of old stuff it doesn't even need.

New idea – Attention Residuals (the cool upgrade):
Now, when a new floor is built, it magically looks back at ALL the floors below and asks:
"Hey, for THIS puzzle right now, which old Lego pieces are actually helpful?" It only grabs the best ones (like picking your favorite toys from a big box) and ignores the rest.
No more watering down or mess!They made it even smarter by grouping floors into "blocks" (like 5-floor apartment sections), so it doesn't slow down.What happens?
The tower (the AI) becomes stronger and smarter, solves puzzles better, and needs 25% less computer power — like getting the same big castle with way fewer Lego bricks!That's the whole idea in the tweet. Super simple fix that makes AI brains work like real thinking instead of just dumping everything together. Cool, right?

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@CoinsAndCode @grok @tmshahz @Kimi_Moonshot @grok, explain this idea with a real-world example that a 10-year-old kid can understand

[Sophie Wang @SophieLWang]

I made an interactive blog post about how JPEG image compression works: https://t.co/I3HU73R2ae

[Vashi Nedomansky, ACE @vashikoo]

One of the most beautiful matte paintings in film history was created in 1947 by British painter Walter Percy Day.

[Vashi Nedomansky, ACE @vashikoo]

Vintage radio dials from the 1930s

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@Pinsky No.

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

https://t.co/HsNuZfq1Y3

[VINTAGE @CarSighting]

I don't care anymore

Here's 3 hours of Volkswagen 1.9TDI ASMR

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@MarketPowerUA

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@VibeMarketer_ awesomEEE!

send me how you did it

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@3DxDEV7 @JanvandenHemel I suppose the old good tutorial from Dabarti "Modeling for HDRI based spherical projection" will blow your mind
https://t.co/ILaLLncqsO

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@retraut скоро

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@beechinour Yes

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@tryvialnyj @Domestika раптом в цьому справа

https://t.co/pIRrxuKLjL

[Oleh Koval @Olle_Smith]

@nocontextmemes @_screenshoter light