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by invalidname 1y ago
Exactly. One of the main reasons for the Israeli attack was the mounting stockpile of missiles. Even the small fraction of conventional missiles that hit Israel created a great deal of damage. They were on route to create enough missiles an
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by invalidname 1y ago
According to Israel they fly freely in West/central Iran and use all the plains including F15/16. Initially they relied on the F-35's stealth but as of last week they claim air superiority.
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by invalidname 1y ago
Israel never acknowledged that. It is claimed that the US president at the time demanded that Israel kept this a secret to avoid embarrassment to the US. Iran repeatedly calls for death to Israel and the USA. Israel never did that.
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by invalidname 1y ago
I usually say that having a kid is a form of suicide. Your old self needs to die and you should be OK with that. People aren't happy if they yearn for the life they had before.
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by invalidname 1y ago
I can't speak for Halal but in Israel Kosher is considered a scam by quite a few people. The idea that Kosher is given by a private entity isn't exactly correct. It's a rabbinical institute, not a private business. Their ince
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by invalidname 1y ago
Does OP target Android?
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by invalidname 1y ago
Why didn't OP use Panama or the modern Java native APIs which are far better than JNI?
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by invalidname 1y ago
> a) The jurisdiction was established way back in 2021, and The ICC decided it has jurisdiction, since Israel isn't a member that is pretty problematic. > b) The court doesn’t deal with evidence directly when issuing indictments,
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by invalidname 1y ago
> I think there is an exception if the Israeli (or Russia in the case of Putin) justice system would prosecute the crimes fairly, then the ICC passes on jurisdiction, but as we clearly see, there is no indication that that will happen. R
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by invalidname 1y ago
> In my country, a prosecutor direct the police to find proofs of alleged crimes. There's a trial in Israel going against Netanyahu for his corruption. That's how countries work. A leader isn't above the law. However, your
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by invalidname 1y ago
That specific prosecutor is corrupt and there's evidence of his prejudice against Israel. His filing a complaint with the support of South Africa (funded by Iran) gives legitimacy to the Israeli right wings claims of anti-Israeli bias.
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by invalidname 1y ago
I just spent 30 minutes trying to get a python package running on my Mac... Not feeling that. Pythons version compatibility is just awful and the mix of native is deeply problematic. Don't get me started on tooling and observability.
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by invalidname 1y ago
The claim of war crimes is unverified and deeply one sided decided by a court presided by a country that was literally firing missiles at Israel at the time. > Raping prisoners This was contested. There was an assault that was illegal an
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by invalidname 1y ago
One major thing that's missing from this analysis is the rise of cheap mobile laser defense systems that can stop these missiles/drones pretty quickly. If the weather isn't ideal for lasers a ship can just move out of range.
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by invalidname 1y ago
The problem is bad articles like this are in effect making things far worse for the Palestinians by pushing Israel to the right. Here's the flip side: https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/icc-decided-to-c
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by invalidname 1y ago
And Interrupted a Syrian speaker of all people. These protestors are delusional and doing harm to the cause of a two state solution. They are strengthening the worst actors in both sides to prolong this stupid conflict.
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by invalidname 2y ago
Multi-Threading is the worst solution, except for all the other solutions. Avoiding multi-threading doesn't remove concurrency issues. It just moves them to a different point in the application execution. A point where you don't h
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by invalidname 2y ago
Check out Manifold project. It might not be for you since it's a bit of an aftermarket hack. But it's open source and has some crazy innovative ideas.
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by invalidname 2y ago
Yes. That is probably true and probably just as bad. Because F35 parts are manufactured all over the world a single country could theoretically ground your planes if they don't like your policies.
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by invalidname 2y ago
The "kill switch" story is probably false: https://theaviationist.com/2025/03/10/f-35-kill-switch-myth/ If it existed there it would mean remote connection in some way. These planes aren't
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by invalidname 2y ago
> Caesar was not dictator when he fought in Gaul. He was a Roman proconsul/general fighting in his provinces the way all ancient Roman armies did, and was objectively merciful than most, although fought a much bigger war than most.
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by invalidname 2y ago
Well... About a million dead and a million enslaved might disagree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallic_Wars . He murdered/enslaved for political gain back home, then killed the people who opposed to him back in
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by invalidname 2y ago
AFAIK synchronized isn't a fair lock but according to the spec it's implementation dependent. The numbers are bad because OP is using manual benchmarking and falling for the microbenchmarking traps with JIT optimizations. There&#x
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by invalidname 2y ago
Thanks for giving a different perspective here. Unfortunately, I have to respectively disagree. > was so incompetent on the Afghanistan withdrawal That was based on a deal Trump made with the Taliban. I don't know if Trump would hav
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by invalidname 2y ago
When I said "Do you complain when the bank requires you to sign something with a pen?" I didn't have a problem with complaining. I had a problem with the hyperbole and the fact that this nonsense is on HN. People always compl
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by invalidname 2y ago
You're right, accessibility and disability are large and complex subjects with a huge gradient of issues/conditions/situations. One of the banks I use requires an app since it's an online only bank. I pay lower rates as
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by invalidname 2y ago
Accessibility is a great point. In that regard apps often exceed pens in their accessibility support and laws such as the ADA require organizations like banks to comply with accessibility regulation. Just as a disabled person would have a c
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by invalidname 2y ago
Sure, but that's a different debate. You can see why it would be in the interest of the business for you to install that app and why it would be worth enough for a discount. We're giving them something that provides value and save
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by invalidname 2y ago
Any banking or a specific bank? If any banking whatsoever then sure, this is a problem like cashless society. But if it's from a set of specific banks that makes sense. I use a smartphone only bank and pay lower costs as a result. That
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by invalidname 2y ago
If it does you aren't forced to use it. You can ignore the service or use a different service. That's the point. Apps give discounts and there is a tradeoff. We can't demand similar benefits without paying the same price.

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