keewee7

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Crypto Industry Eclipses Defense, Big Pharma in US Political Giving(bloomberg.com)
92 points by keewee7 4y ago|63 comments
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by keewee7 4y ago
As a Danish software engineer I'm puzzled by how much Germany has convinced the rest world that it is some kind of high-tech powerhouse. Outside the old West German legacy giants the country is stagnant.
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Companies that exited Russia are being rewarded with outsized stock returns(marketwatch.com)
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by keewee7 4y ago
>The situation is so messed up that Chomsky and Kissinger are both publicly advising everyone to seek peace! When did you ever think you'd see those two on the same side of anything? Kissinger was a hawkish warmonger in the 60s and
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by keewee7 4y ago
>They wouldn't be a source on, for example, what is happening in Ukraine at the moment Unfortunately they pretend they are. Half of them make a living being contrarians so for the past few months they have been spewing pro-Russian l
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by keewee7 4y ago
You don't like the mainstream media so you have decided to follow contrarians and "alternative" media. Half of the people you have listed have reduced themselves to unhinged pro-Russian propagandists in the past four months.
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by keewee7 4y ago
There is not really any Russian or Chinese alternatives to modern high-end FPGAs from Xilinx and Intel/Altera. These FPGAs are important in modern radar and electronic warfare systems. However I expected the Russians to be designing an
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Captured Russian Weapons Are Packed with U.S. Microchips(thedrive.com)
15 points by keewee7 4y ago|8 comments
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by keewee7 4y ago
>You may not like it and the referendum was obviously flawed by repeated Western polls since 2014 have shown annexation by Russia to be widely popular (~70% support). So much of this post talks about agency. What about Crimean agency? Th
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The Incredible Success of Ukraine’s Bayraktar TB2 Fleet(navalnews.com)
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Tech companies are censoring the violent crackdown on Iranian protestors(twitter.com)
45 points by keewee7 4y ago|5 comments
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Italian police prevents pro-Russian hacker attacks during Eurovision contest(reuters.com)
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Statement on the war in Ukraine and on the situation in Russia(press.siemens.com)
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Siemens to wind down Russian business(press.siemens.com)
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Ukrainians are being sent to remote parts of Russia(inews.co.uk)
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Hungarian mathematician accepts award via video from Ukrainian front(hungarytoday.hu)
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The Belarusian railway saboteurs who helped thwart Russia’s attack on Kyiv(washingtonpost.com)
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by keewee7 4y ago
>So if one puts their money into assets, those are decreasing in price due to the fed Unless you are a day trader (or r/WallStreetBets trader) this should not be a long-term concern. > Time in the market beats timing the market.
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by keewee7 5y ago
You deliberately omitted the part saying "OHCHR believes that the actual figures are considerably higher". Most of the civilian deaths are still under rubles or in mass graves like Bucha. Many of them are also in areas still contr
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by keewee7 5y ago
>Zelensky censoring media outlets favorable to opposition parties. No different than what Britain did to pro-German media and parties during WW2.
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by keewee7 5y ago
TikTok seem to be learning from what the user is actually watching and for how long and not just the user's "Like"/"Not Interested In" actions. However it still seem to learn from the "Not Interested In&qu
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by keewee7 5y ago
They are keeping it by burning through their foreign reserves.
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by keewee7 5y ago
>Ukraine resists neutrality and has its country destroyed and is eventually forced to agree to it anyway (what is happening now) What is happening now is the Russian economy collapsing and thousands of Russian soldiers returning home in
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by keewee7 5y ago
If you are predicting an ethnic breakup of Russia you are very wrong. Most minority republics in the Russian Federation have been fully Russianized.
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by keewee7 5y ago
>The US needs to push Ukraine to agree to neutrality. Russia's version of "neutrality" is a joke. Russia's demand for "neutrality" means letting Russia decide Ukraine's foreign and military policies. Ru
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by keewee7 5y ago
>Can we please start de-escalating this situation? Only Russia can de-escalate the situation. The irony is that Russia could have taken Donetsk and Luhanks and the war would have been out of the news cycle by now. The West would just hav
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by keewee7 5y ago
Finland is very likely to join NATO. Support for NATO among the population is very high and among active Finnish military personnel it's over 90%. The country shares a border with Russia and there is some historical bad blood between F
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by keewee7 5y ago
Doubt it. It's either manufactured in Taiwan or by a Taiwanese compant in China.
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by keewee7 5y ago
Unit tests are useful because it improves software design by encouraging you to develop modular software units that can be tested independently. However you need integration tests and end-to-end tests to improve software correctness.
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by keewee7 5y ago
There have been a few these universal end-to-end JavaScript frameworks. However this framework looks more promising because React, GraphQL, and TypeScript have slowly become industry standards and because its immediately getting good fundin

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