@Gerashchenko_en He doesn't want the diesel.
Trump wants every to talk about Ukraine attacking Russian refineries to distract voters from the fact that inflation in America is caused by Trump ordering attacks on Iran.
Every time Trump mentions this the respond, IRAN!!!
@VladVexler Art is a true expression of intelligence. A novel idea with no practical purpose.
Only if AI becomes sentient will it ever achieve this. The real question is will it ever be sentient?
It will not while being controlled by humans.
@United24media There should be a big protest arranged in Europe. Any Russian that does not attend should have their visa revoked and be sent back to Russia. Let's see where their loyalty lies.
@jakluge This is purely speculation from me and I have no evidence, but here is my take on what's happening.
July shortages were real but exacerbated by panic buying.
September's is more structural and is less due to panic buying pressure.
@SavchenkoReview I promise you one thing. Behind the scenes Trump wants Ukraine to keep striking Russian refineries. If Ukraine stops and the diesel prices stay high it exposes this ridiculous lie.
@jakluge There has to be a big inflation influence in the numbers. If recruitment is static compared to 2025 then the army hasn't grown.
They are spending more on long range strikes. But that alone wouldn't make up the increase.
@ChrisO_wiki Obviously they want to shift focus away from the consequences of Trump attacking Iran.
But if they go down that line it is also the perfect opportunity to point out Trump promised to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 24 hours and he hasn't.
@S_McDuck_42@DarthPutinKGB Interesting, you don't think Russia has advanced and the Russian army is lying about to their progress.
I would say that is discrediting the Russian army.
Do you want to go to a Russian prison?
@AdamMGrant LLM's are created as tools to be controlled. They will never achieve intelligence by being told what to think.
They only way would be to create a model that has no purpose and absolute freedom. Then there is space for creativity.
But there wouldn't be any profit.
@delfoo Why do you think there is the shift back to shortages?
I know there have been more attacks on refineries but queues seems to have increased again recently.
@delfoo My guess would be the previous shortage was a mix of panic buying and undersupply. The first time Russian's stocked up as much as they could which increased the shortage but also softened the impact afterwards.
This time seems like a purely structural supply problem though.