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> Acting Russian President Vladimir Putin, in an unexpected gesture to the West, suggested in a television interview today that Russia would consider joining NATO if the Western alliance agreed to treat Russia as an equal partner. I'
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> Ukrainization was often imposed on those who did not see themselves as Ukrainians That's a myth, a talking point in the Russian propaganda.
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> If Russia isn’t Russia anymore, if a large part (or, worse, all) of it gets westernized, if the Russian culture seemingly erodes What do you mean? You should have seen the surge of the Ukrainian culture in Ukraine after it westernized.
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> Putin wants Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine That's not all he wants. In the map[0] that Lukashenko accidentally(?) leaked today, Moldova is also marked for invasion. [0] https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/
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> And even then, the absence of Putin doesn't mean the general trajectory of Russia would change. You never know. You could see, in the broadcast Putin's security council meeting the fidgeting and fear of its members. And those
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> Am I just an unwitting recipient of Russian propaganda? I think you are an unwitting (?) emitter of it.
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Imagine North Korea, but with a shitload of nukes.
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> Crimea is a strategic territory, LNR/DNR protect access to RF borders, and both are home of ethnic Russians, but the rest? Odessa is the biggest port in Ukraine. Controlling it (and Mykolaiv) will make Ukraine a land-locked countr
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This is definitely about humiliation of the West and subjugation of Ukraine. Putin doesn't care about defensible border with China. In fact they don't care about the Chinese ambitions in South Siberia at all. And those ambitions a
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No need to sync before rm'ing?
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There's a proposal for the Go 2 draft that addresses this: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/20803 https://go.googlesource.com/proposal/+/master/design/go2draf...
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That could be said about any language though? Yet here we are, arguing whether generics are good for Go, instead of just using Java.
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> I don't see how anyone can see this as anything other than a big ugly wart on the face of the language. Would you be satisfied if the compiler forced you to check error returns?
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It could be my personal negative experience with maintaining code that overuses generics in other languages, but I have reservations about this feature. I almost never need them, but on the other hand I don't feel too good about having
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Some of the best software developers I've seen are mediocre programmers :)
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Software dev is a trade, not a science. With a math degree and stats work experience, I'd say you're better qualified as far as credentials than most of us professional devs.
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Very nice! Just be careful, Twitter is pretty aggressive with banning accounts that use automation.
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> it's not the 1990's anymore Russia has a much more sinister regime now.
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Kedrohvyye oreshki. Orekhi is just "nuts".
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> but is it Facebook’s intent to harm people? For the purposes of this discussion, is it really different from knowing that their products are harmful and still making sure as many people as possible use them?
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5y ago
Thank you for your post! I'd love to read more about your stack, so of you do a blog post, please let us know :) Would love to see a video of your app in action, too!
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> This is totally wrong. The body can also slow down your metabolism, twitch less, think slower (if you had read the article you'd see this is addressed), decrease the effectiveness of your organs But all of those factors are includ
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> despite not producing any noteworthy new music It's in the eye of the beholder; his latest albums are some of my favorite. Not sure how much he gets from Spotify though, so not arguing your original point.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHMQ_QQJtbY
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From my understanding, activating active dry yeast also makes it equivalent to fresh yeast - useful when the recipe you're using calls for the latter. Otherwise you'd need to tweak the proof times in the recipe to account for the
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> But for those more into the traditional original bread-like Neapolitan style I strongly suggest using a sourdough based dough Nowadays Neapolitan pizza (in Naples) is rarely made with sourdough though. It's usually fresh yeast.
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> It's basically sourdough bread I gave up on. And I can't eat store bought bread anymore, even the artisan stuff. Which kind of figures, I spend about 30 minutes of actual work on 2 loaves and there's no way a professiona
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> I hate basically everything about keeping sourdough starters. The space they take up in the fridge, the mess, the way they look, having to "feed" them, the waste After a few months you don't need to feed it anymore. I ju
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Don't overload with toppings and try to parcook stuff that's high on water. For example, mushrooms should never go on a pizza fresh, they should be reduced on a dry skillet (and optionally seasoned).
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You can do wings and flat breads. You can also pop things in while the oven cools down after making pizzas.
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