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by drysine 1y ago
>Russia attacked Georgia "Georgia started war with Russia: EU-backed report. An independent report blamed Georgia on Wednesday for starting last year's five-day war with Russia, but said Moscow's military response went bey
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by drysine 1y ago
>doing horrific war crimes Is it?
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by drysine 1y ago
> Because these programs are flawed at some fundamental level. That's a very strong statement. How do you support it with arguments?
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by drysine 1y ago
"On GCC, optimization flag O2 and O3 are not supported. You must compile the test project with -O1 or -O0." Sounds like they are patching objects in memory. Trompeloeil, for example, doesn't do that.
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by drysine 1y ago
Good news. The more Denmark buys for itself, the less NATO is able to send to the Ukraine.
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by drysine 1y ago
You'd need an atomic icebreaker or an atomic submarine to do that.
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by drysine 1y ago
>HN is blocked there as far as I know No, it is not
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by drysine 1y ago
"Apart from their problems with WhatsApp and Telegram, many Russians are now getting used to life without mobile internet altogether, as entire cities face regular cut-offs. Since May, every Russian region has seen mobile internet go d
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by drysine 1y ago
They might still remember how it all ended 80 years ago.
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by drysine 1y ago
> an unprecedented peace across the world Like in Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan? Also Sudan, Ethiopia and scores of other countries?
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by drysine 1y ago
What if China sanctions the US? What would the US do with their designs?
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by drysine 1y ago
>Most importantly, under-25 are not even conscripted yet. And they make the bulk of truly capable fighters Ukraine's demographics is even worse than Russia's. Forceful conscription of the young to fight and die for the territor
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by drysine 1y ago
>well designed codebases One thing to keep in mind is that what was well-designed 30, 20 or 10 years ago may not be considered such now. Hardware changes and so do the design decisions involving performance. For example, if you are looki
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by drysine 1y ago
The Ukraine has been independent for 34 years already, Ukraine's decision making is entirely their own.
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by drysine 1y ago
>It's not the author's responsibility to shield the Russian population from the consequences of war. "It's not the author's responsibility to shield the Russian population from himself blocking access to Russians
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by drysine 1y ago
>the hundreds of thousands of kids that Putin kidnapped But when asked for the list of children, Ukrainian regime managed to produce a list with only 339 names and not too convincing explanation of this hundredfold reduction compared to
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by drysine 1y ago
By preventing some computer history enthusiast in Russia from reading an article on a processor from 1985? Really?
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by drysine 1y ago
>they don't even have the privilege of dealing with the problems of massive immigration because no one wants to move there "11,640,559 of international immigrants live in Russian Federation, which represents 8% of Russian Feder
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by drysine 1y ago
> “Remember, while India is our friend...” Trump wrote on Truth Social. With friends like the US, who needs enemies?
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by drysine 1y ago
>there is no way for Russian men to receive a passport without first completing military service Completing military service doesn't involve being sent to war. Unless you were unlucky to serve in Kurskaya oblast when Ukraine invaded
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by drysine 1y ago
On 29th of July all flights happened on schedule [0], so it must not be as dramatic as Ukrainian cyber-terrorists claim. [0] https://t.me/bbbreaking/211994
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by drysine 1y ago
Luckily, only one building partially collapsed and it was under reconstruction and uninhabited.
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by drysine 1y ago
O(1) only means that the lookup time doesn't depend on the number of elements in the table. It can be 10 nanoseconds or 10 days.
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by drysine 1y ago
My point is that he wasn't allowed to be pro-Russian, attempts to negotiate with Russia having nothing to do with his stance. (Negotiate what, btw? All he had to do was to implement Minsk accords).
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by drysine 1y ago
>basically only became anti-Russia when he tried negotiating the end of the conflict in Donbass/Luhansk and then of course, when Russia fully invaded Here are "NGO"s threatening Zelensky with another Maidan right after his
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by drysine 1y ago
>O(10k) If k means 1000 than O(10000) is the same as O(1). Perhaps you meant "approximately 10k"?
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by drysine 1y ago
Yep, that sucks so much that even bots and "turbo-patriots" in Russian internet are not defending it. They might come up with something tomorrow, but today I've seen only one feeble attempt.
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by drysine 1y ago
>The world doesn’t need another politicized search engine. It needs one that works exceptionally well, regardless of the political climate. That’s what we’re building. Thanks for sharing this
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by drysine 1y ago
>cheap Iranian drones You say "cheap" like it's a bad thing.
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by drysine 1y ago
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