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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
The parent correctly noted that the elected president represented ideology with ideals of is violent theocracy, and he almost immediately started powergrabbing, trying to gain non-supervised judicial and legislative powers in addition to ex
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
Which exact part of the state of affairs? Because if your point is that the current regime is propped by US assistance, it sounds fair, but would Egypt be a democracy if this military dictatorship disappears? If anything, revolution of 20
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
The idea looks elegant! The only thing so far which feels not fully fitting is that dot and pipe are often semantically equivalent - applying function to the output of the previous one. And yet you still need to pick the right one. E.g. Clo
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
>edible soap Sodium bicarbonate residue won't kill our customers, so consider it technically edible. The issue of taste and efficiency will be approached after MVP
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
I'm not sure what "travel" even does here. Possessing citizen's info opens possibilities for influence ops, blackmailing, unfair advantage in business and much more. And non-democratic countries are always better at thes
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
And then you'll have to choose another country after the next elections. Or even before, cause liking politicians from afar somehow much easier than when living in the same country.
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
Dunno, losing it maybe safer from a citizen's POV.
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
As proven by history, it's convenient to have a big well-known external entity to blame as a source of any trouble, but in reality it's orders of magnitude easier to be a digital dissident in the US compared to the EU. And Europea
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
One can read it aloud in sarcastic tone, and it will become clear then.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
But in what way do you believe these standards are inadequate? Video from phones is used in courts when available and admissible.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Yes. It's exactly like how it works everywhere, though? You can't pollard any tree, it needs to have genetically predetermined ability to sprout from the stump.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Unless you believe that Japanese version makes trees mutate, it's still pollarding.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Yes, it's exactly it. But call it 'giant bonsai', and it sounds like a new discovery.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
These American peculiarities are funny too, but they are mostly historical, and from that perspective have reasonable explanation. In turn "we are not Eastern, but Central" is relatively recent PR-born madness. Somebody decided th
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
It's also true for Belarus, Baltics, and some parts of Ukraine. Generally, we can speak about North-Eastern European cuisine with potatoes, secale flour breads, and various pickled things. And that name will make a lot of everybody ups
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
The housemate did poor job introducing to computer work. "Thou shall save your work often" was the first rule in those glorious times.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
>You cant sell me on the idea this benefits the economy. But I don't say anything like that. Surely, the UK (and many other countries) both overtaxing, and overregulating restaurants to the point they have either to cut every corner
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
But what is the goal of Fusion then in pragmatic words? E.g. Haxe helps to save on development costs when targeting multiple platforms with emphasis on graphical interactive apps (games mostly).
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Manual labor may as easy be more expensive at scale, not cheaper. Then if you really read the article there are tax/regulatory expenses which you are spared of as an individual.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
In the same fashion we can declare pretty much all words messy, simply because their meanings are context-dependent. It's true even for majority of hard science terms. However, it doesn't make that postmodernist way of cancelling
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Then you really can't say you has nothing to do with Russia. Citizenship is a very big thing in banking, and legal services. And it's certainly not about race. You could be ethnically Japanese for that matter, it's Russian pa
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
The comparison doesn't add up, frankly. There are number of free fonts which work awesome for coding. In your terms, it's like I have an excellent chair already, not just "something to sit on".
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
You can guarantee it to yourself, sure, but the talk is about different guarantees, those which are implied by people who has no idea about your plans and opinions but whose software may interact with yours.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
>there is more restriction than ever of the distribution of information I don't think it sounds true. Pre-internet, information distribution required access to specific technical tools, and physical transportation efforts. As one of
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Agree. However, this is the main argument for yeti living somewhere. And property passive income is indeed very yeti-like, there's always somebody heard something, but with closer inspection it's either not that passive, or not th
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
My close relative does it, and it's exactly like I wrote above: if it doesn't take your time, money mostly go to other people. There's a comment from everforward which gives a glimpse into reality.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
>100% this >wasn't 100% passive Apparently it's not passive, then. It's a seasonal job essentially.
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
>You can outsource pretty much the entire thing This is probably the fantasy part. Quality of maintenance, honest, doesn't take all the money - you can pick only 2 of these for your property operator. Actually, you have to be lucky
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Could you elaborate what in my thesis of intentions mismatch makes you think it is not a valid argument?
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by broken-kebab 4mo ago
Important for whom exactly? If it's you who are called convicted pedo by Google AI summary, it's you who has vital interest in additional research but not me who reads it. There's intentions mismatch. Which probably would des

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