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fellellor
4y ago
Bullshit. I’ve no interest or opinion on whether Trump is good for America or whatever. But he will go in harder against Russia. He was the one who warned the Germans about their increasing fuel dependency on the Russians in the first place
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fellellor
4y ago
As if Pakistan is waiting for the global etiquette on the usage of nuclear weapons to change so they can nuke India!! Both countries can’t use nukes because the other has them too. India has a fast growing economy at stake and Pakistan may
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4y ago
No it doesn’t. It seems Putin wants to conquer Ukraine and more importantly for the west to get over it. They certainly won’t if he nukes Kiev or does some such stupid shit. The new Cold War will be sealed and it will be game over for his r
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4y ago
I hope, for the sake of the rest of humanity, all Euros (including Russians) aren’t a bunch of incredulously racist man-children as you are. Reading this would have been funnier had it not been for the behaviour we’ve seen this year.
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4y ago
Pattern matching is helpful but requires you to duplicate parts of the type’s specification quite often if not always.
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fellellor
4y ago
This example is not so difficult to understand. The important thing to realise is that the dot operator is used to access functions grouped into modules (or even invoke anonymous functions) rather than invoke methods on an object. Because E
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fellellor
4y ago
Same goes for JavaScript. The first version is nowhere close to the beautiful, expressive and powerful masterpiece that we have today.
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4y ago
Someone might have then asked “what Afghan cities?”
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4y ago
> corpses were being found in open drains Let’s see multiple legitimate sources for this one. Police reports are public too. I’d like to see this confirmed. regional language sources are also fine.
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fellellor
4y ago
Yeah this makes sense.
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4y ago
Oh I thought this was for individuals for some reason.
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4y ago
India has seen some huge high profile protests against the government. The government of India could not deal with these protests and had to back down and reverse their decisions. The reality is that because of various known reasons and obs
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4y ago
Do people find it hard to run Xcode on their MacBook Air? Who is this service targeted to? I’m asking because I don’t know.
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4y ago
You’re 23. Seriously stop thinking like this. You have a lot of time. I’m 37 and I’ve just started out. I know at this point my career has a low ceiling. But I’ll try my best.
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4y ago
Gun.
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4y ago
A common Muslim like yourself might say these actions are barbaric and not representative of your religion. But Islam isn’t having a reputation of being wholly arbitrary. A vast majority of Islamic scholars will and have justified the injun
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4y ago
Hinduism has no official interpretation. ISKCON is some typical Bhakti movement organisation. Not everyone‘s cup of tea.
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4y ago
The Goan Christian experience under the Portuguese is not free from the horror that is typical to stories about colonialism. In any case you are a true scholar. Most people don’t accomplish this much even when they have resources at hand.
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4y ago
Big data is now big tata.
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4y ago
You'll still have to write all the yamls to deploy your app to k8s. Your ops team wont be analysing those requirements for your app.
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4y ago
This is a blanket ban of multiple countries. It's most likely something very unspecific and probably unrelated to local regulation situation. Also fanbyte seems to be an influencer marketing platform. If they wont serve influencers in
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fellellor
4y ago
Eh... It's no big loss. I can live without it.
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4y ago
Currently I’m learning Elixir with some interfacing to Kafka and would like to know the answer to this question as well.
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4y ago
What is slavery if not systematically, grossly under compensating someone for their work? Modern industrialised economies have plenty of tools to simulate the effects of slavery. Although without the fun stuff like whipping and other forms
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4y ago
OPs fact checking gives you a good idea of the kind of “fact checking” the person in the center of this story (Zubair) used to do as well. They hate the ruling party, who to be honest are amoral assholes like most Indian politicians and bur
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4y ago
Calling TCS a sweatshop is pretty crazy. There are office politics you will run into if you are a high performer, or even working hard to rise through the ranks. Other than that it's a pretty chill place. Your mind will eventually rot
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One of the reasons for small land holdings in India are succession laws in Independent India. The entire holding doesn’t go to the eldest male/child, rather it’s often divided among siblings. The division leads to all kinds of violence
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Reading all this, I realise it’s very hard not to piss people off on the Internet. Mostly avoidable by not coming off as entitled, and being patient. … to be honest, I never thought the +1 emoji would make someone mad.
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4y ago
Sure. Playing violins is great, but trading shares hours away from death is frowned upon?
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The intended way to look at this is, “When I write code, I know what I wrote and the processes in my team (should) ensure other teammates know it as well”.
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