kaveh_h

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by kaveh_h 7y ago
If the balance is handled in a remote server or location then you should have a remote deduct method which handles the operation in an atomic idempotent manner. If you are handling data locally e.g in a file then you would ideally rely on O
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
Your points are not objective and judging Iran harsher than all other actors in the region. First and foremost you conflate Hezbollah, Alewites and Iraqi shias and shias generally with Iranians. This is disponest and therefor your claim Ira
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
Some down voters, but no counter arguments? So you all basically think sanctions are going to work and the hardliners are going to cave in and agree to a new deal and not try to crush dissent? Have you seen state of Venezuela? US threatened
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
”And last I checked -- I have relatives in Iran -- no one is "starving".” You basically shared anecdotal evidence from your relatives. Which means you’re cherry-picking and opening yourself up for critique of that comment. Grow a
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
AIPAC has influence because politicians wants perception of an ally to ”defend” and so have better support for their policies. This is not about real genuine support for Israel.
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
No deal will be made unless perhaps if Trump wins a second term. One year with sanctions is not something new. As long as Iran have it’s energy supply secured.
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
Your relatives are not entirely honest with you. Of course they might not be starving and people might have enough food, but they are having less access to medicines and other necessities.
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
And play the game the US government wants them to play? US is creating the situation were enough conservative Iranian (their are enough) are going to support their government just because sanctions and muslim ban exists.
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by kaveh_h 7y ago
He should open source the Core language and then license all the extra functionality in paid for libraries. That would at least make it more possible to opt out the paid for functions or if you would like to have it opt in later.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
In Sweden too it’s super easy.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
We’ve had great digital government services In Sweden for years. I did my taxes yesterday in 3 minutes from my laptop, digitally signed and submitted.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Also in the era of deep fakes, the ability of free, live and broad distribution is even more fuel to the fire.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Is it a necessary to have a ability to live stream of police brutaility? Would a delay of lets say 1/2 day and distribution after moderation or by regular media be that bad? As long as you can record a video and store it live on cloud
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
It’s not the same thing at all, Facebook is a social media platform that enables distribution of material to a broad public. Terrorists clearly use social media hopping it will reach as many as possible. Remove the non-moderated access to d
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
I call bullshit on Zuckerbergs claim as birthday parties and group hangs streams are primarily with people you have direct relationship status with on Facebook and thus can be distingishued when distributed to users by Facebook as non-relat
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
I started learning to write Haskell a while ago. My current reflection is while it’s easy to start learning to write simple code and correct code it a much larger step to actually be able to write performant code that is generic. Performant
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
The difference between Wolkswagen and Boeing is the latter is an american company and hence is probably not going to face billion of dollars of damage from american authorities and current administration. Probably no jail time either.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Don’t put the blame squarely on Boeing. It’s clear FAA lacks the expertise to regulate this kind safety issues. It’s not easy for them to have it either since the innovators are always a step ahead but it’s clear they need to shape up. I do
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Awesome, and kudos for having real skin in the game. Hopefully it will be well executed and rewardful for everyone involved.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Composts need worms and other type of insects that compose the waste plants. It could be a slower process in certain part of the world if these insects are not plenty as a result of dry climate. Besides the production output is probably far
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
For real life applications, parsing the ”scene” would have impact as it could only convey imperfect information retained. In the game of starcraft the information is perfect when fog of war have been removed this together with unlimited att
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
That’s ridicilous. The system has clearly been setup to fraud the majority who needs welfare and is a political virtue signaling. I bet the mean salary was right in the Middle of the ”cliff” (around 55k$) when this was decided to ensure ver
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
The teachers or other sets of people who recognize talent must in themselves have a certain ability or “talent” for spotting talents in others. So if talent was abundantly everywhere why aren’t there enough of these talented teachers/m
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Yes, but in this case the algorithm would need to figure out the constraints from preexisting examples and so would you not need to program complex constraints rules with probabilities by hand?
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Tor, bittorrent, bitcoin and other decentrialized open source software are great examples. No government can control what no one controls.
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Aha you think the American people has the facts and experience enough to be able to make good judgements in foreign policy and even that YOU actually now what their voice is and can represent them completely? What you now is the same as eve
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Sure it’s a different story. Because it explains everything. How come one country is sanctioned while the other is treated like good friends. This is not a new trend with Yemen and Khashoggi affair either. Saudi Arabia has spread it’s ideol
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
And you think it’s just of US to sell weapons to a authoritarian murderous regime like SA? Previously Saddam in Iraq? And also the Afghan fundamentalists during Russian and Afghanistan war? Eventually US went to war with both Iraq and Afgha
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
In any case a US president could always make up a story why the other party has violated a treaty if there’s enough interests which are aligned. Remember Iraq WMDs?
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by kaveh_h 8y ago
Well said, US bias towards Saudi Arabia while both SA and Iran have totalitarian regimes which misbehave in the region shows they are primarily interested in having influence in the region. SA is the one deemed best suited and most willing

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