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lenkite
9mo ago
More proof that a nation with "world reserve currency status" can do whatever the hell it wants until the world decides to move to other currencies. Alas, such nation is using violence (abduction+piracy+war), threats and coercion
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lenkite
9mo ago
> It could be the continued lack of DOM bindings that have been considered a key missing piece for several years now, or maybe something else or more fundamental. No, it is NOT "something else or more fundamental" - it is most
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lenkite
9mo ago
He can do a test using `errors.Is(err, syscall.ENOTDIR)` func rootInfo(root, p string) (has bool, isDir bool, err error) { p = path.Clean(p) info, err := os.Stat(root + "/" + p) if info != nil { has, isDir =
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lenkite
9mo ago
His example criticizing errors in `rootInfo` func is silly. There is utterly no need to do a `strings.HasSuffix(err.Error(), "not a directory")`.
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lenkite
9mo ago
Java has features that Kotlin does not have. Virtual Threads and the API's that support then are effectively incompatible with the Kotlin co-routine libraries.
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lenkite
9mo ago
They never run out of "their" money either. Can keep borrowing until eye-watering values are breached, making out like bandits and then run to the govt for a bailout when the bubble bursts.
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lenkite
10mo ago
I have observed that people who are used to Onenote mainly like it for its inline-box style notes which can be inserted at any point in the page. Obsidian due to its markdown backend can't support this. Unless you painfully mess with t
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lenkite
10mo ago
You have to fix your problems yourself. I say this as a citizen of a nation in South-East Asia. Do not depend or cheer external actors like the U.S. to solve internal issues - they will only use and throw you away. The U.S. is also a nation
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lenkite
10mo ago
The Nobel Committee should have just given him a peace prize for the sake of the world with some "conditions" like he actually honored peace. Since he didn't get one, he decided like a miffed child that he would for the "
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lenkite
10mo ago
What's horrifying is that many of them are going to ask for bailouts in the future - using the reason of "national security".
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lenkite
10mo ago
Seriously, they have got their HOOKS into these Vibe Coders and AI Artists who will pony up $1000/month for their fix.
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lenkite
10mo ago
Sure you removed the "bad dictator". Gratz! Will you now leave Venezuelan oil alone ? I am guessing not. The U.S. oil companies effectively become the new dictator behind the scenes, at-least until people realize they are being me
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lenkite
10mo ago
You should speak to a resident of Libya. The days of Gadaffi are now considered the golden days of paradise.
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lenkite
10mo ago
Once normal people get desperate and mean enough, imperialism tends to loose in a big way. History has proven it at great cost.
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lenkite
10mo ago
Yes, and oil will now flow to Florida - for as long as an obedient US puppet lives. The gal who actually won the election is not obedient enough for Trump since she doesn't have "support and respect" of the nation according t
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lenkite
10mo ago
WinUI 3 is basically utterly pathetic bul_sh_t attempting to pretend that it is a UI framework. A wet paper plane passing itself off as a passenger aircraft. Please compare with a real desktop UI framework like GTK or Qt. Or just a more m
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lenkite
10mo ago
Windows Phone was actually doing well and adoption was taking off when Nadella came in and killed it. It didn't help that they changed the app framework and then blamed lack of apps. Such a brain-dead decision.
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lenkite
10mo ago
What "flawed argument" ? All facts and evidence have been provided - the measured nitrogen dioxide increase of ~80% will harm the respiratory system. Folks who cause harm should be punished not excused.
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lenkite
10mo ago
Global poverty reduction has slowed to a near standstill, with 2020–2030 set to be a lost decade - World Bank. https://thedocs.worldbank.org/en/doc/ec3d46c25a822d6d248e86d... Please note that if you exclude China,
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lenkite
10mo ago
I am talking about the "Medicare Prescription Drug Price Negotiation Act of 2021", then "Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Act", then "Elijah Cummings Lower Drug Costs Now Act". They all had MUCH stronger drug-p
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lenkite
10mo ago
Kindly use the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) - which accounts for government benefits (e.g., tax credits, SNAP), taxes, and expenses like medical costs. This does not show your "steady downward trend", but has considerably fl
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lenkite
10mo ago
> But instead, people rail at health insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies and others who can’t or won’t make a difference. Because this is the Corrupt Evil Nexus that continues to ensure that taxpayer funds and exclusive pate
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lenkite
10mo ago
> This is a wild assertion. The sum total of all 7 publicly listed insurance companies’ market caps is less than Eli Lilly, just one pharmaceutical company Why are we using market cap as a metric ? Look at investment value. From the NAI
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lenkite
10mo ago
The U.S taxpayer already pays for this. ~40% of FDA-approved drugs have direct NIH funding behind them. Nearly all modern drugs rely on NIH-funded foundational science. Taxpayer money additionally also floats through BARDA, DOD and DARPA.
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10mo ago
> it has a problem of supply being nowhere near demand, Get rid of the patents and this will solve itself in no time. > The insurance company has no hand in this. False. Insurance companies in the US own stock in big pharma firms lik
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lenkite
10mo ago
Maybe we need to genetically engineer special of trees that are active only during the day and sleep at night. Photosynthesis at daytime and Dormancy at nighttime for maximum CO2 conversion.
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lenkite
10mo ago
> OpenAI's losses might actually be attractive to certain investors from a tax perspective. OpenAI is anyways seeking Govt Bailout for "National Security" reasons. Wow, I earlier scoffed at "Privatize Profits, Sociali
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lenkite
10mo ago
Probably copyright needs to be amended to belong to an individual or a team that comprises not more of 5 people. No corpos can hold copyright or if they do, they must upfront declare the individual/team that holds it.
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lenkite
10mo ago
Maybe I am missing something, but why didn't they just leverage dynamic libraries ?
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10mo ago
Why has Europe gone nutso ? They were the ones who kept lecturing us (Global South) about "freedom of speech and media is critical to democracy", yadda-yadda at every global conference. Now many of their laws are even worse than m
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