geoka9

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by geoka9 6d ago
Regardless of Putin's obsession with Ukraine, the problem is that his clan views this war (and future wars like this) as a campaign to create a new world order where the EU and the US withdraw from supporting countries in what they con
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by geoka9 7d ago
Very good points in your replies! > Imagine if tomorrow, Russia went on the defensive and froze its lines in Ukraine, setting up Surovikin lines everywhere,then withdrew half the forces it has currently committed. They'd have to giv
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by geoka9 10d ago
> This is one of those cases where the only winning move is not to play, and both belligerents have proven stupendously bad at not playing. It remains to be seen for Iran. I wouldn't be surprised if Iran gets out of this with the sa
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by geoka9 10d ago
> Israel was wiling to roll the dice on regime change in Iran Why would they want to change the regime in Iran? If the goal is to hold on to power in Israel.
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by geoka9 11d ago
> turning the global economic outlook less positive Specifically, mounting inflation expectations, no? Investors wouldn't want to park their money at 4% if they expect inflation that is close or higher than that.
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by geoka9 18d ago
I don't know, you guys yourself like saying "Russia's only friends are its army and its navy".
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by geoka9 20d ago
Your post sounds like concern trolling to me. I'm not a European and I watched the whole speech in real time and it was clear to me that he was attempting a coup.
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by geoka9 24d ago
I would (probably) not bother with jj if I only had to work on my own codebases. As a developer on an active repo with lots of contributors and ceremony around PR reviews (~500 lines per PR, stacks, etc.) it's invaluable.
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by geoka9 27d ago
Banks are actually pretty good at valuing assets. They don't want to overvalue because that's their collateral. And lowballing will make the borrower choose another bank.
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by geoka9 27d ago
Learn emacs once and use ratpoison, readline and rlwrap everywhere.
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by geoka9 1mo ago
You don't even have to use this one in a pinch - just use a plain bottle.
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by geoka9 1mo ago
I think you're overthinking this :) Donald wants to bully anyone he can into submission; the requirements are designed to be obscene so that agreeing to them is akin to kissing the ring. That and trying to get more willing sycophants i
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by geoka9 1mo ago
That's a valid theory.
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by geoka9 1mo ago
> He can't be both: these two don't align. They could be both pulling at the strings, often in different directions with varying success. It could even be tracked by the people going in and out of favor with the admin: MTG, Car
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by geoka9 1mo ago
Maybe because they are not that smart? :)
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by geoka9 1mo ago
"Fiduciary duty" of TSMC execs? And can Taiwan government compel them not to build out in the US?
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by geoka9 2mo ago
My understanding is that the OP is not running any heavy tools/chains inside the sandbox? I use a similar setup, but using Incus and cli agents which I drive via ssh. I make sure I can (and do) rebuild the VM from scratch after every s
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by geoka9 2mo ago
I realize that mathematically speaking a singleton set is still a set, but as a programmer who is used to map operations in other mainstream languages, I was expecting some kind of loop in the implementation. It took a few page faults in my
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by geoka9 2mo ago
Only they are not using a collection and therefore "Map" was a confusing choice for the method name (maybe "To" would have been a better name?).
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by geoka9 2mo ago
A rifle most likely - you probably don't want to be within the shotgun range when the drone explodes.
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by geoka9 2mo ago
If you already run k8s, why not just use cnpg? https://github.com/cloudnative-pg/cloudnative-pg
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by geoka9 3mo ago
> serfs became indebted to the landowners in a form of financial bondage that pretty much lasted until the Russian revolution, where...well things didn't get much better for them. Exactly. Bolsheviks just changed the name from &quot
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by geoka9 3mo ago
Removable cushions in a couch are pretty rare. As a counter example, both of my couches still have perfect cushions. One bought for C$800 15 years ago and another for C$1500 5 years ago.
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by geoka9 3mo ago
Natuzzi (an Italian brand) has its "Editions" line that's cheaper because it's made in China. From my experience, the quality is good. Also, brands like CB2 and Crate & Barrel are American and popular in Canada - esp
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by geoka9 3mo ago
We end up having to review the copious tests. In addition to the code (we still review it, right)?
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by geoka9 3mo ago
Nice!
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by geoka9 3mo ago
Yes, for a while Starlink was available to the invading Russian troops killing Ukrainians, but this is over now, thanks god.
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by geoka9 3mo ago
They are Russian-linked: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AfD_pro-Russia_movement https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-germany-far-right-forum/33544...
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by geoka9 3mo ago
This is so cool. Thank you!
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by geoka9 3mo ago
> Emacs cursor movement keystrokes are quite widely supported elsewhere too Yes, even in Codex and Claude Code. > Those work well also besides shells with Chromium/Chrome/Safari... My only gripe is that Firefox and its deriv

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