krior

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by krior 9mo ago
thanks to the incredible advances in terms of developer tooling over the last 50 years (i.e. tab-autocompletion) there should be no difference in writing those two.
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by krior 9mo ago
Dunno if I would trust any remote-bricking-capability in an environment where electronic warfare saturates all communication channels.
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by krior 9mo ago
It can. Look at Norway.
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by krior 9mo ago
Thats what I meant. All I see from americans is apathy or feverish reverence for their leader. No american will intervene when the US government gives marching order towards Canada or Mexico.
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by krior 9mo ago
Those citizens can't even side with the US, why should they side with foreign countries?
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by krior 9mo ago
I mean it sounds reasonable to me to wrap the data into objects. customers[3][4] is a lot less readable than customers[3].balance
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by krior 9mo ago
Then why should we use bitcoin?
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by krior 9mo ago
All of the applications you mention could be scoped as beginner projects. I don't think they represent good proofs of capability.
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by krior 9mo ago
The swiss have a more challenging geography and weather than Germany. They also spend far more per capita on their train system. All that and afaik they still manage to connect all important places.
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by krior 9mo ago
I have used a lot of public transport in different cities and almost never experienced your problem. Crowded yes, but never unreasonably dirty or with lots of drug-addicts.
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by krior 9mo ago
> public transport is a mostly failed idea. Citation needed. I have been to many cities where I would never drive a car, but public transport is fine.
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by krior 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exce...
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by krior 10mo ago
You are aware of the fact that a lot of the payment infrastructure relies on the internet today?
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by krior 10mo ago
In a healthy democracy there are more ways than just voting to influence the countrys political affairs. Democracy has a price, voting every four years is not enough.
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by krior 10mo ago
Then maybe its time to ask yourself: do you live in a democracy when you cannot make your vote count?
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by krior 10mo ago
In a democracy every citizen is responsible for the actions of their state.
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by krior 10mo ago
And still Trump reigns without a care. But I am sure the next flipped seat in some mayor-election will bring him to his knees. Just one more lawsuit and we have him, just one more impeachment, pretty please.
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by krior 10mo ago
Every citizen in a democracy has a responsibility for the actions of their government. Voting does not magically absolve you from that. And its hard to see the nuance from the outside when all you hear are threats of economic turmoil, death
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by krior 10mo ago
He seems to imply that he is an US citizen and last time I checked the americans voted for Trump.
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by krior 10mo ago
Their intend may have been another, but the outcome is that they supported whoever was winning.
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by krior 10mo ago
You guys get what you voted for, time to take some responsibility.
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by krior 10mo ago
Please elaborate on your last point.
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by krior 10mo ago
> some dude Maybe you should read something about him before you call him that. I recommend the "Contributions"-section on his Wikipedia-article. And if it is of any relevance to your work: his "Systems Performance: Enterp
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by krior 10mo ago
is there anything that prevents them from using the java-version?
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by krior 10mo ago
I don't know what asking AI adds to the discussion.
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by krior 10mo ago
Personally I do not know the last time I wrote to a Gmail-adress, so depending on location and evironment avoiding US-mailservers may be possible.
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by krior 11mo ago
And seatbelts and airbags do not prevent all harm, yet they are still universally used.
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by krior 11mo ago
On the other hand you don't have developers handrolling their own shitty versions of common things like hashmaps or json-serializers, just because the dependencies are to hard to integrate.
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by krior 11mo ago
That did not stop russia.
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by krior 11mo ago
They also claim that the Taiwan-island is part of their territory. Since Its currently full of taiwanese people and China holds regular military exercises around that island an invasion does not seem far-fetched.

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