alexro

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by alexro 10y ago
Should UK be viewed as the most unfriendly country to the aged people? I often come across stories that give that impression - care homes, courts being the most prominent bad actors
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by alexro 10y ago
Glushkov has build a unique PC too https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIR_(computer)
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by alexro 10y ago
When in doubt blame Putin
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by alexro 10y ago
You can link your domain to the mail. And have unlimited number of inboxes. https://pdd.yandex.ru/domains_add/ This is in Russian. Maybe there is English version
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by alexro 10y ago
I'm not qualified in this, was told by a guy who is that the abuse is against WADA rules but wasn't prosecuted. For now I don't now, let's wait the wider discussion
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by alexro 10y ago
But meldonium is exactly what you describe, it was in use since 80ties.
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by alexro 10y ago
Anyone surprised that americans were given preferences?
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by alexro 10y ago
Would Snowden agree with you?
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by alexro 10y ago
You can set up your own domain for free
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by alexro 11y ago
VSCode is not an IDE just yet
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by alexro 11y ago
Not to nitpick, but VSCode is not the same as Visual Studio
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by alexro 11y ago
Not from MS, but a good IDE is MonoDevelop
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by alexro 11y ago
>> It's pretty horrible. How did we get to this point? Because ads... are more important to get right than other stuff /sarcasm
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by alexro 11y ago
It's only a sticker for gays as it doesn't serve any purpose to them. They are pretty good being just in a partnership.
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by alexro 11y ago
Usually in such a way that when the parents get older their children would care of them, isn't it?
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by alexro 11y ago
It is an exception and was a source for many jokes and lots of drama in literature, wasn't it?
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by alexro 11y ago
Does it make more sense to change Visa laws to allow more flexible relationships? Would you then not need to be 'married' and just use your partnership status?
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by alexro 11y ago
So why didn't people go out, pick up some orphan kid and give him whatever needed to be 'inherited'?
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by alexro 11y ago
That's the problem - your abstraction is leaking, whereas the man/woman/kids abstraction of the marriage is not.
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by alexro 11y ago
So you talking about gay rights but at the same time you refuse billions of people who lived and live outside of Biblical views to have their own views on the subject?
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by alexro 11y ago
So are you saying that millions (and now billions) of Chinese and Indians who never had Bible and were absolutely poor used marriage to pass inheritance along? Also there were thousands of tribes who never had to worry about inheritance but
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by alexro 11y ago
Exactly right - this will count as a tragedy and there is lots of research aiming to help such people to have kids.
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by alexro 11y ago
You confusing legal with cultural. If you go around taking about marriage only few will think about gay relationship. And in any case there is simply no real value for gays to become 'married' other than getting a sticker.
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by alexro 11y ago
So who is picking up one aspect of the complex relationship here? If I get together with an AI in the future you'll call it marriage too?
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by alexro 11y ago
Is it a better way to use different terms for when people get together to have kids and continue the family and when they just 'want' each other?
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by alexro 11y ago
Cultural means that everywhere where there is a similar culture the things will mean the same to people.
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by alexro 11y ago
You can call computer a calculator since it does indeed 'calculate' stuff, but you'll be in a minority. Computer's got so much more than a simple calculator, same with marriages - it is much more for a man and woman in e
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by alexro 11y ago
It doesn't make sense to call gay partnership a marriage. Marriage is a strictly defined cultural phenomenon meaning a relationship between a man and a woman with the original intention to continue the family by having kids.
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by alexro 11y ago
Don't you think that the whole 'democracy' model is flawed from the top to the bottom? If there were no good candidates offered to the public, how would the public choose a good one? And if a good one would somehow emerge, it
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by alexro 11y ago
People think Facebook and other social networks help them run faster... except they run in the wrong direction.

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