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FpUser
9mo ago
You nailed it
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FpUser
9mo ago
This is utter bullshit. He has no problems hurting Russia as long as it safe for him. But Trump works for Trump only. Some other party benefitting or loosing is not his concern.
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FpUser
9mo ago
It was normalized. It is just the first time in modern history when it happens to "wrong people"
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FpUser
9mo ago
Too much credit. Thigs like this were done way before Putin came to power.
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"I still can't tell whether Trump is actually an asset of Russia, or just insane." Why do people keep looking for Putin under their bed in the mornings? Trump does not give a flying fuck about Putin. He has no problems sa
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FpUser
9mo ago
As much as I am for freedom and hate that DMCI or whatever it is called the guy is delusional. Not because he propoese to repeal the act (I am all for it) but his ideas that one can have some profitable business doing circumvention and sell
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FpUser
9mo ago
No, you have to build something that can work reasonably well, get rid of being fucking dependency slave in strategic areas and then try to catch up. Of course does not work for small countries
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FpUser
9mo ago
This is actually quite a sizeable chunk. If in the future needs grow 10 times the area needed might become big problem.
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FpUser
9mo ago
So at this level 60K leaves one at bare survival level. And what is a normal salary in there?
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"On €60,000 a year it's only €32,405 (54%)." Is it possible to live middle class life on around 27K?
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FpUser
9mo ago
>You said 100,000 Russian ..." I think you putting words in my mouth. Quote me please. This was somebody else's statement >"But that analysis is flawed, because the population of Europe isn’t one monolithic block that i
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"Will Germans accept being drafted to go fight in Ukraine" Ukraine is not in EU. As for the rest - if they don't then, well, they were just hiding behind the US with all the consequences.
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FpUser
9mo ago
Some 150,000,000 people in Russia vs some 450,000,000 in EU. I think it is unrealistic and I think Russia / Putin knows it.
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"You’re incredibly naive if you think they’re the same as us" And you are "incredibly" inattentive (considering the best case). I did not say they're "the same as us", I said they're heading there
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FpUser
9mo ago
I wonder at what point these countries will loose any moral ground against the likes of Russia, China etc. Up until this point it was mostly that they would gladly fuck the other countries up but treated their own people way better than the
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FpUser
9mo ago
Things like that should not be handled on software level, you will always loose and run out of resources. You basically have to force politicians (fat chance)
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"I believe we should vote for governments that recognize what is happening, and are willing to support those who will remain jobless" You will not find such a government. They're here for a different purpose
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FpUser
9mo ago
First they've raided all the content (I do not consider this bad), now they want to set terms? Well go fuck yourselves.
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FpUser
9mo ago
So go fix your wrongs, make the world better. Until then it is just pot calling kettle black
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FpUser
9mo ago
And hypocrites at the table.
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FpUser
9mo ago
C++ is a universal tool with long history. So yes it makes it very complex for various reasons. However it does not preclude one from being productive. I do not come anywhere close to being expert in C++. Still write software that blows the
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"I call bullshit ..." Does anyone give a fuck? People can and do have plenty of reasons not to stick to a single model of car
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"I’m starting to realise we don’t really want a cure to aging." YOU realize that WE do not need. How convenient of you to tell me what I need. I think this is how Stalin's of the world start.
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FpUser
9mo ago
May I ask what bank? I use CIBC and RBC. They do not require any apps on the phone to reach whatever services they offer. I use all my work on desktop. I did install app from CIBC for one single and the only purpose - deposit cheques sent t
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FpUser
9mo ago
Outright lie. Video is available and was dissected frame by frame. There was no attempt to murder by the driver. There was a psychotic SOB murderer from ICE.
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FpUser
9mo ago
At one point Orange was talking about shithole countries.
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FpUser
9mo ago
I am subscribed to both at the moment but for my coding task I find Gemini 3 inferior to ChatGPT 5.2.
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FpUser
9mo ago
>"I had no idea common apps used to be just 10-30 MB" I wrote native Windows desktop application 10 years ago that still brings me some money. It has boatload of functionality and the size is 12MB. Competitors have similar app
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FpUser
9mo ago
This thing is addictive. The last time I played snake was on Apple-II computer hooked up to some scientific equipment back in USSR
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FpUser
9mo ago
I use ChatGPT with C++ but in very limited manner. So far it was overall win. I watch the code very closely of course and usually end up doing few iterations (mostly optimizing for speed, reliability, concurrency). Also to generate boilerpl
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