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by dukoid 11y ago
You may also want to fix the corresponding Wikipedia article then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_apartheid#Saudi_Arabia
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by dukoid 11y ago
@TheLogothete I agree. "It's complicated" doesn't really counter any of the arguments substantially though.
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by dukoid 11y ago
Why do the US need an ally in the middle east? Allies should share values.
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by dukoid 11y ago
Overthrow? I think their gender apartheid regime should just be sanctioned the same way as South Africa was in the 80s.
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by dukoid 11y ago
Why is this gender apartheid regime our ally exactly? They finance the breeding ideology of terror worldwide and now flood the world with cheap oil aimed at destroying the American high tech green energy industry.
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by dukoid 11y ago
I wonder why continuing with the OS branch of RoboVM (BugVM?) is not listed as one of the options?
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by dukoid 11y ago
There is also HUTN already: https://epsilonblog.wordpress.com/2008/09/15/new-in-hutn-071...
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by dukoid 11y ago
p.s. this one certainly does, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drwdZfSzBsY&feature=youtu.be
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by dukoid 11y ago
p.s. Here is the corresponding documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdWGlJrG6sQ&list=RDsdWGlJrG6...
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by dukoid 11y ago
Well maybe they don't go exactly that far, although the Nichtlustig drawing seems to be at a similar level. Dieter Hallervorden calls him a terrorist (ok, that's hardly an insult given his treatment of the Kurds), Sonneborn "
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by dukoid 11y ago
Well I am German too, and I am quite opposed. I think Böhmermann did a good job of creating a public discussion about our ancient Lèse-majesté law that should be finally abolished (together with similar blasphemy laws that somehow survived
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by dukoid 11y ago
Did you know the Germans tried to develop a weaponized super-joke in WWII that would make enemy soldiers laugh to dead?
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by dukoid 11y ago
It's quite sad that we still have "Lèse-majesté" and blasphemy laws in Germany in the 21st century :( This case has created quite a media hype in Germany though, with comedians trying to top each other in violating this law n
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by dukoid 11y ago
What about implicit conversions to boolean? Is "if (1)" legal? Does "==" require equal types (or compatible types) on both sides?
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by dukoid 11y ago
1. embrace
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by dukoid 11y ago
Are parameter types mandatory or do omitted types imply "any"? Do you support "let" (the example uses "var"?)
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by dukoid 11y ago
Do you plan to support return type inference? Will classes be accessible before they are declared? Why "int" (opposed to supporting the wasm type names)? (I'm interested because I was planning to add a typescript parsing dem
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by dukoid 11y ago
Developer/TL on a cross-platform template engine. Current side projects centered on development on mobile: - Dataflow programming on Android: http://flowgrid.org - Tiny IDE for JavaScript: http://tidej.net Older
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by dukoid 11y ago
I have a Pixel C and haven't run into any of those issues so far (trigger for buying it was The Room 3 not working well on my old tablet). Have mainly used Chrome, BS Player and The Room 3 for several hours and did not encounter any is
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by dukoid 11y ago
Why not - Have a summary what future-programming.org is about on the homepage? - Help to complete this table: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JJ14iwi-UU4Zw2dc9XHY... (Use the "comment only" dropd
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by dukoid 11y ago
I am working on FlowGrid (Visual dataflow on Android): http://flowgrid.org
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by dukoid 11y ago
Car lobbyists blaming the victims again, like when inventing "jaywalking"?
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by dukoid 11y ago
12 is wrong. You can't access the character array, you just get a copy. Access to the array would bypass immutability.
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by dukoid 12y ago
A pile of right wing crap in a right wing news outlet. Big surprise... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealClearPolitics
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by dukoid 12y ago
Would it be possible to beam the "regular" screen to a Chromecast while using the phone as a touch pad / virtual keyboard?
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by dukoid 13y ago
I don't get this comment. This is about performance in browsers, not different physics engines...?!