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by entity345 8y ago
That's the not the point of the thread you're replying to. Someone claimed that it was the bank's fault because they did nothing to prevent money laundering. Why would they if they are not forced to? When you run a business y
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by entity345 8y ago
Banks' business is to manage money not to turn money away... It's not unethical behaviour. It's simple business. No-one in any business is going to ask where their customers got their money from, you just try to make customer
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by entity345 8y ago
Anti-money laundering regulations are completely crazy these days. I recently opened a child bank account (in the UK) and the application form had one page for parents and child's details then 5 pages related to money laundering... Edi
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by entity345 8y ago
You seem to be looking for imaginary excuses and reasons not to do anything... If we don't make things happen, education by itself might take 20 years for the first results. We need to change things very quickly. We're already ver
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by entity345 8y ago
Nothing to do with eugenics. Eugenics is about selection to improve the gene pool. The issue here is to make those who have a lot of children have less children. Giving money, and contraceptives, and free sterilisation, and education shoul
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by entity345 8y ago
Birth control has nothing to do with eugenics.
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by entity345 8y ago
Better option regarding both CO2 and immigration, IMHO: * Global programme to drastically reduce birthrate. * Global development programme based on good governance and actual results, not just "sending money".
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by entity345 8y ago
Wait before rating the driver...
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by entity345 8y ago
> "Print" isn't changing the order of the data it's given Eh? That's exactly the functionality they are announcing...
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by entity345 8y ago
Let's not forget 2 things: 1. China is Pakistan's closest ally, 2. Pakistan-controlled Kashmir has strategic importance for China, not least because of the Belt and Road initiative. Thus, China does not want waves in Kashmir, and
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by entity345 8y ago
"lately"? You are reporting something that was announced in 2010. It should now be put into the context of the French and German governments' wish to merge Alstom with Siemens. 'Lately' (2018), Alstom signed a deal
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by entity345 8y ago
Everything is that way in the UK: Substitute for cheaper everywhere you can. That's why food is not great in general. Just using proper ingredients immediately improves things massively.
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by entity345 8y ago
Chinese companies have been working on multimode chips for 20 years and are leader in 5G.
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by entity345 8y ago
> You're missing the point entirely. Maps have no defined order. You cannot "change" the order of a map, because it has no order. Clearly, I am not the one missing the point... The order maps iterate is not the point. The
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by entity345 8y ago
I'm very surprised by those vitriolic comments... Really I have never seen print change the order of the data it is given (that's manipulating, indeed) for the sake of what seems to be laziness. If there is a real need for sorted
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by entity345 8y ago
Incidently Unisoc has launched its 5G modem today: http://www.unisoc.com/unisoc-launches-5g-technology-platform...
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by entity345 8y ago
The spec relates to maps... The point is that a print should print in the order it is getting data.
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by entity345 8y ago
Sorting is manipulating...
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by entity345 8y ago
> I think that the question is, why wouldn't you? We already have a reply to that in your case with the availability of the docker image. In general, people do not rush into upgrading to a new release of any software because it&#x27
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by entity345 8y ago
My question is: Why do you need to upgrade your developer tools immediately?
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by entity345 8y ago
Formatting and making things prettier is not manipulation. When I call a function called "fmt.Println" is expect it to print, not sort.
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by entity345 8y ago
No, that does not require upgrading to the latest version on the day it is released.
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by entity345 8y ago
What requirement do you have to update Go's version on the very day it is released? If you rely on such docker image then upgrade only after it is released.
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by entity345 8y ago
To me it's a deeper issue that this and breaches the single responsibility principle. fmt should only print, not manipulate the data it is asked to print. I believe that the spec says that maps iterate over keys effectively at random a
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by entity345 8y ago
Golang has an announcements mail list. I'm sure than projects that depend on the language already subscribe to it. Surely.
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by entity345 8y ago
Thanks for proving my point...
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by entity345 8y ago
Quite the opposite. They are clueless and used by the current Labour leadership who _are_ actual Marxists. That's why it's scary.
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by entity345 8y ago
UK millennial are not socialists and they have no clue what socialism means. That's what is really scary.
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by entity345 8y ago
> Huawei calls the new hinge system a “Falcon hinge”. It’s to be noted that this seems to be the weak-point of Huawei’s design as it doesn’t look nearly as refined as Samsung’s attempt. The "Falcon Wing" hinge (note how they le
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by entity345 8y ago
> We can now finally announce that, together with Dell EMC, and as one of the first companies in the world, successfully deployed a customer-ready, production version of Azure Stack. If they're working with Dell EMC, an American com

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