Levitz

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by Levitz 2y ago
It can be the case that the job of the opposition is to call for it to be released and the job of the government is to prevent it from happening. Each side states their case and each side pays the price in popularity, such is the way of pol
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by Levitz 2y ago
The Spanish population in general ain't that good when it comes to English and the quality of living in Spain is, in general, quite good. Weather and food are hard to replace. Which begs the question: "Well why don't they wor
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by Levitz 2y ago
Spain has exceptionally low wages in the IT sector though, taking cost of living into account and all.
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Boycotting Israel is illegal for any company that works with state agencies. It's way more restrictive, yes. It's still surreal to me.
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by Levitz 2y ago
This is grasping at straws at an insane degree. If you compare the international blowback the US gets to any other country you are going to have a bad time because it has an extremely unique position in the world. And even if that wasn&#x
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by Levitz 2y ago
>Well their enemies used social accounts to garner support from US citizens so you've got to start somewhere! I mean, if Israel started bombing me, I'd try to garner support from US citizens too? There is a world of difference
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>That became much harder to accomplish when the Gaza Strip decided to elect Hamas to lead its government in 2006-07. Which Israel can't be blamed for enough. Let's just leave this place filled with insurgents without any coordi
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by Levitz 2y ago
>Whether or not those people are "threats" shall remain to be seen, but Israel is going to lose (is, already, losing) the hearts and minds of everybody on the planet under age 40 At this point, I think these are not the real po
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by Levitz 2y ago
Before reading a single word, CSS. Although I must say it's kind of funny how the site seems to adopt a mobile-first approach by having no approach and being way easier to read on a phone than on a desktop by virtue of having a narrowe
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by Levitz 2y ago
I appreciate the message, truly, I never stopped to think about electricity consumption in this way and the challenges to tackle it are not evident to me, sure, you can consume less electricity by putting in more, expensive, development tim
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by Levitz 2y ago
>And suddenly we're back to 2005 Israeli disengagement, where they did withdraw their settlements in gaza and reduced their physical presence instead opting for trying to influence "remotely" while allowing Palestine to se
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by Levitz 2y ago
But you have to acknowledge, if these actions are not actually going to fix the problem, then they are actually psychopathic in nature. The "Well I have to do SOMETHING" rationale works when the "something" doesn't
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by Levitz 2y ago
Okay, say Israel enters Rafah, do whatever they want in there. Say they do a whole another pass over Gaza. Do you think the rest of the population just stands by? You can't treat people like Israel treats Palestinians and not have terr
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by Levitz 2y ago
>It's not an insinuation it's an obvious fact of the world we live in. It's obvious to anyone who has used this site, or any other site, for any period of time. I think it's very easy to feel it as an obvious fact,
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by Levitz 2y ago
Rather relevant: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases... >Statement from President Joe Biden on the Warrant Applications by the International Criminal Court >The ICC prosecutor’s applicati
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by Levitz 2y ago
I think I get your point completely, yet I'm not getting through. Would you agree that 1+1=2? Or that pi is 3.14159...? These are mathematical truths, but quickly crumble in the real world. One apple plus one apple doesn't just eq
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by Levitz 2y ago
I agree with you, but we are talking theory here. The algorithm doesn't count, it estimates. You can make an algorithm that counts, you can make an algorithm that estimates, this is the second.
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by Levitz 2y ago
This is completely backwards. The parents are educated, they elected representatives and those representatives are pushing for this. Democratically elected officials aren't some otherworldly force, you argue that the people should act,
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by Levitz 2y ago
Not to mention, they don't translate well to spoken word and are not easy to type on a keyboard either. "Why is svchost panting sweating red emoji CPU usage" is as stupid as it sounds.
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by Levitz 2y ago
I've come to use ChatGPT instead. The reason is that while using SO you generally reach similar errors and then read answers and try to make sense out of the problem you are having, that's fantastic, but being able to explicitly s
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by Levitz 2y ago
Is it really? I'd posit this isn't even really "open source" 99% of the time. Github is absolutely littered with hundreds of thousands of repos that nobody but their original creator has ever looked at. "Make your o
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by Levitz 2y ago
The implication that they hold that power because they are white men´, with the addition that there is nothing even tangible to the comment, it's impossible to disprove because there are no specifics to what "power" even me
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by Levitz 3y ago
>Again, this begs us to add some animation. No, no it doesn't. Not at all. It's a MAP. It's there explicitly to display information, If I'm moving the map such a distance that an instant effect might not rely the info
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by Levitz 3y ago
You can support access to abortion and disagree that there is a constitutional protection for such right. These are two different matters.
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by Levitz 3y ago
And yet that's not the brand of identity politics popular in Europe. The popular one is the one imported from the US. Nobody thinks about Yugoslavia when it comes to identity politics, they think about race (specifically black) and qu
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by Levitz 3y ago
I get your point, but really, I wish we did this same thing here in Spain. Roe v Wade brought the issue up to many people, and I was appalled at how many of my colleagues and friends were dismayed at the idea of the constitution not backing
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by Levitz 3y ago
Can we acknowledge there is a problem though? Yes, it's not impossible, but let's be serious for a moment, Google does control an enormous amount of web traffic. Are we really comfortable with advertising dictating which content
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This argument has never held water. Population will keep increasing, the economy can't afford anything else. A lack of procreation doesn't turn a country green. It turns it brown.
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The level of technology that stops this is cars not being computers. Every piece of tech has tradeoffs, and for cars this one is just not worth it.
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>There is just no democratic support for fixing global warming since it's too expensive. See the riots in France when they tried to tax gas more heavily. It's not that simple. Gas is used primarily to work . People can't

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