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by anonair 5y ago
OTOH trust is not unconditional, it must be acquired. People don't trust authorities, and it is hardly fault of Joe.
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by anonair 5y ago
Not defending the parent argument, but the biggest difference to me here is that JRE is not claiming any accuracy of his views, but with news outlets the damage is already irreversible when they retract their "information from credible
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by anonair 5y ago
IMO this is very elitist view of software developers' job. The analogy from tangible world would be all the bridge engineers using "proven" / "boring" / "regulator endorsed" practices and techniq
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by anonair 5y ago
> But the notions of sending a "message" to a "method" You mean to an “object”? Also, this looks like a perfect example of theory vs practice, having different implementations of object communication as in classic OOP
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by anonair 5y ago
There are also theories, like the current president’s orders were sabotaged by those loyal to (or afraid of) the older one, so that he had no choice other than disbanding whole cabinet of ministers and asking for military support from Russi
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by anonair 5y ago
Especially that there is a clear pattern of looted and untouched property (if you look closely to the property owner).
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by anonair 5y ago
So much anti-russian sentiment that 30% of population is still russian and russian is the second (if not first) most spoken language in Kazakhstan
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by anonair 5y ago
More likely that the foreign troops are needed to guard critical infrastructure while domestic loyal troops are busy with the terrorists
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by anonair 5y ago
There issue is not peaceful protesters. There are real terrorists taking over critical infrastructure
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by anonair 5y ago
They are actually terrorists by definition. I mean those taking over the airport, police stations etc. There are peaceful protesters, but the troops are not after them
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by anonair 5y ago
The issue is with liquid gas prices used for car ICEs, not for home heating
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by anonair 5y ago
> That is, I think it's fine for participation to be refused to people based on their vaccination status This doesn’t make sense either. You are already free not to participate. You can’t demand non-participation. Especially as it i
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by anonair 5y ago
My frustration with vscode is because it feels like the pop-up menus try to steal your mouse focus all the time. Like, I try to move my mouse somewhere and about to click, but some IntelliSense-nonsense pops up under my mouse cursor and ste
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by anonair 5y ago
yes, but the system, where we tend to equalize the outcomes is easier to abuse.
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by anonair 5y ago
funny that the name of the language transcribed to Russian Cyrillic is "Катала", meaning "criminal fraud gambler" https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Катала
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by anonair 6y ago
Shit, this is what my HN app shows as the article preview: > British engineers are fine-tuning a process that will be used to extract oxygen from lunar dust, leaving behind metal powders that could be 3D printed into cons
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by anonair 7y ago
> Furthermore, they frequently "ban" channels that they deem contain "inappropriate" or "adult" content. Clearly they're reviewed by either humans or AI of some sort. So... that makes me uncomfortable.
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by anonair 7y ago
TLDR: > Because of the intense jet stream that hovers near Everest’s 29,029-foot summit for much of the year, there are only a few weather windows, often two or three days in late May, when it's optimal for climbers to make a push f
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by anonair 8y ago
https://github.com/bolknote/SedChess another one