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by deeviant 5y ago
Yep. Still for it. The plants don't need to be in non-nato countries, they need to be in NATO countries and help eliminate the need for oil.
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by deeviant 5y ago
No, I am not. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2022-02-...
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by deeviant 5y ago
Isn't Russian under a legal obligation to not invade their neighbor and murder it's people and cities?
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by deeviant 5y ago
I was previously ardently against nuclear power, and now I'm staunchly for it. The world needs to be rid of oil, there are few other things that have caused as much human and environment suffering as oil. Hell, I even back bio fuels, a
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by deeviant 5y ago
Oh, whataboutism. Neat?
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by deeviant 5y ago
The ellipsis seemed like a dead giveaway.
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by deeviant 5y ago
Don't be ridiculous. The world knows, Russia included, what the consequence of any use of nuclear weapons by Russia. Russia will be deleted from existence.
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by deeviant 5y ago
Russia can have all the backup plans it wants, it doesn't matter. You can't run a modern economy without interacting with the global economy, and interacting with the global economy is pretty hard when there is an absolutely unpre
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by deeviant 5y ago
My apologies, the number I gave was the number of doses given, total number of fully vaccinated people is 4.32B. Each dose is a sample because each dose is a chance for something to go wrong, right? Anyways, the way I stated it was wrong, s
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by deeviant 5y ago
In contrast, I work fulltime, mostly remote (for now), and absolutely love what I do. Technology that I worked on will make the world a better, more sustainable place and I think that's rad. I go out camping and jeeping with a group fr
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by deeviant 5y ago
> This is a disingenuous interpretation of what is essentially a peaceful worker's sit-in. That is literally what they are protesting for, so I fail to see how it is disingenuous. > This is a disingenuous character smear of anyon
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by deeviant 5y ago
Using crypto to fund illegal activities is already well explored and I don't think your post has much to add to the pitch for crypto.
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by deeviant 5y ago
It's less useful to focus on this single example, and more on the industry. Once these types of ideas gain momentum, they just become to be accepted as truth. "If everybody else pushes users to their app over web, there must be go
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by deeviant 5y ago
There is one simple reason: it's harder to block ads in the app version.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I don't think I've ever used a linked list in 12 years of embedded C programming.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I mean, C++ doesn't have "proper" strings, so I wouldn't wait up for C getting them.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I dunno, I'm downloading from steam at 89 MB/s right now and I'm pretty sure I'm the limiting factor there. Both my wife and I work from home and are on video conferencing a good portion of the day. I also build locally
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by deeviant 5y ago
He is trying to accomplish Ready Player One, it really is that simple.
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by deeviant 5y ago
> Edit: I don't mean to discourage people with this post. I was actually one of the few people who didn't have much of a CS/quanty background in my CS classes. My advisor told me to have a backup major in case I fail the t
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by deeviant 5y ago
Do you really think that the US obesity epidemic could ended simply but public outreach campaigns? If so, I have 4 bridges to sell you. Now, if you would be advocating banning advertisements for fast food, candy and other junk , you might b
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by deeviant 5y ago
> The idea that we cannot make substantial improvements to people’s decision-making context and instead should spend all this money trying to hack the genome is obviously ridiculous. Except piles of cash per year ARE spend trying to chan
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by deeviant 5y ago
I would have to agree. It even starts with "I have answered this many times since announcing my departure. The reactions have ranged from shock to immediate understanding." Ah, wait, so in the author's head there is some huge
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by deeviant 5y ago
Perhaps it is that I spent my entire career in start ups (and in post exit companies that aren't quite startups anymore) but, I would disagree with both of your thoughts. I have never taken an "how to give an interview class"
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by deeviant 5y ago
This sounds like the type of thinking that put us here in the first place. US companies sold the US out when they moved our manufacturing base to china and handed them the future. Now we should give up our negotiation leverage so the chip s
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by deeviant 5y ago
Getting people to hate other people, that's easy, the us vs them is baked into human psychology. Getting people to eat less, not so much.
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by deeviant 5y ago
What makes you think that money spent on changing peoples behavior, will actually change their behavior? What statistics do we have that would make this a "better bang for healthcare buck?"
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by deeviant 5y ago
> For some reason, I get irked when people bring up the “Perfect is the enemy of good” for why something can’t get done. Like there’s only perfect and good. There’s also bad, terrible, non-functional and lots of other stuff. It sounds li
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by deeviant 5y ago
At this point, the average wacko NFT-based game probably has a greater chance of success than Star Citizen. Although you'd probably have to use to some advanced mathematics to determine the difference between these two extremely-close-
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by deeviant 5y ago
If Cloud Imperium Games thinks the answer is limiting what parts of their roadmap to share with the public is the answer, they are sadly mistaken. At this point, this is not a unrealistic expectation of their user problem, it is a CIG can&#
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by deeviant 5y ago
It would be no surprise to hear, I think, that a lot of us on this forum are well off 'tech persons'. Internet scores higher than running water for me on prioritization, but I still couldn't bear to waste the resources to hav

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