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by bombolo 3y ago
USA sends planes over Iran. Does it mean USA wants to invade Iran?
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by bombolo 3y ago
You're confusing the cause and the effect. The invasion happened after the unofficial joining of nato, obviously. Do you really think there is a country that would not react if a very big neighbouring country were to join an enemy mili
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by bombolo 3y ago
they don't want to expand. The original goal is to have ukraine not in NATO and not pointing missiles at them. Ukraine although not in nato, had been doing training with nato for a while prior to the invasion.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> The most unfulfilling days for me are when my dependencies seem to fall over. I tend to pick only stuff that is packaged in a distribution, if at all possible. They usually do a decent job at gatekeeping the countless libraries created
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by bombolo 3y ago
At my university haskell was required from the start and used in several courses.
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by bombolo 3y ago
If you're an expert, it's much easier to do the thing rather than to carefully watch over the shoulder of a noob doing the thing.
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by bombolo 3y ago
It seems we're back to corba
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by bombolo 3y ago
Then you need an expert to understand if the output is correct anyway.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> recompile and test in seconds i wish
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by bombolo 3y ago
Look, I've been to London and I've been to Sweden. Your busses are smaller. Being double decker means nothing when almost nobody wants to bother to go up. But even then. They're still smaller. > London has been operating e
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by bombolo 3y ago
They are small. Most busses here have 2-3 segments. The maker's estimation and the real life often differ quite much. Is there something about real times?
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by bombolo 3y ago
London's busses are very small. Do you have a source that they run the entire day with no charging?
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by bombolo 3y ago
We have logging and remote logging. If you don't check the logs isn't the fault of modernity.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I think unless you live near an airport, that's the case for most people.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Got to get laid… women are attracted by loud noises. I hate it when I go hiking in a nature park and there comes (illegally) people to ride bikes and quads on the trails. But even on the road, I hear those damn motorcycle's engines for
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by bombolo 3y ago
> diesel buses Ah, we love the electric ones here in sweden! Of course they have to stop ~20 minutes to recharge instead of just turning back. And of course when it's cold (which surprisingly does happen in sweden) the batteries can
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by bombolo 3y ago
you don't go to a mall for regular food shopping. You go once in a while to buy less common items.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> it's hard to make the search engine retrieve what you want I mean… they could start by blocking all the website that just copy paste wikipedia and stackoverflow and so on… Also the ones that copy paste & automatically translat
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by bombolo 3y ago
So I must specifically ask for it, but it's not at all the default.
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by bombolo 3y ago
google hires thousands of out of college kids… i'm sure not all of them are as good as a seasoned hacker.
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by bombolo 3y ago
dense content? Not in my experience. It seems to be really overly verbose for me.
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by bombolo 3y ago
There is this one in italy: https://museo.freaknet.org/it/
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by bombolo 3y ago
Then it would not contain any traffic accident footage?
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by bombolo 3y ago
you should be able to run the basic tests locally.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Apple I would just walk into the store and either get it replaced on the spot or serviced and pickup when done. Not my experience at all.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Depends on the manager and on the developer. I've seen "senior" developers that are very happy to skip writing tests (or write useless tests that basically just return true) even though their management was happy to allocate
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by bombolo 3y ago
People do nothing in the office as well.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Italian. They taught us to read music in elementary school. Of course, like for regular reading, you don't start off reading the most complicated thing available, but something that is at a child's level.
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by bombolo 3y ago
what's a desktop shortcut? keyboard shortcuts is what I'm referring to
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by bombolo 3y ago
a completely different software reimplemented the same shortcuts. This is not the same as having an existing software keep working with the same shortcuts.

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