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by lenkite 11mo ago
I did prefer that honest line about bloated, buggy Javascript framework. Otherwise might as well ask an LLM to spit out a sanitized apology text for your change in provider. Just like ten thousand identical others copied from a playbook.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
I am aware its your last reply, but you are rather wrong on this point: > TLDR Indian media keeps insinuating PRC wants all of AP when PRC doesn't, it just wants the border formalized at current occupation/administered areas Th
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Unfortunately, our positions differ based on international boundaries ratified before independence. (Also, laughable that PRC sticks to ROC claims on one-hand, while it also simultaneously denies them on the other hand - aka Taiwan) Let me
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> The point is once India stops FUDDING around and learn some history/media literacy 101, maybe there can be productive border ratification, again like 12/14 other countries instead of living under the delusion... Lol, what ? A
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by lenkite 11mo ago
https://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/202308/28/64ec91c2a310... https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2023/08/30/chinas-updated-map-and... https://www.gmfus.org/news/
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> Is it? Why would you try to undersell genocide? Are you some kind of monster? They did? And you don't believe it? I wonder why? You mean the people who have provably told lies for decades lied so much that even you refuse to belie
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> The basic problem is PRC resolved 12/14 land borders ...Still the pressure point going to keep get pressed, salami going to keep getting sliced until India or Bhutan decides the opportunity costs of not security drama is worth set
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> "Extermination"? Why lie so egregiously. It just makes you look like an agenda driven clown. To you people does "Crazy world view" mean anything based in reality and facts. Agenda-driven clown ? Dear lord, How can y
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> Tibet is an example of china protecting it from british/indian invasion at the request of tibetans. Funny how we don't hear about that part. Have you actually spoken to Tibetan refugees who fled Chinese extermination before
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by lenkite 11mo ago
The party who accepts the bid generally wins the election.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
How does a politician or his opponent ignore millions of dollars donated to political campaigns ?
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by lenkite 11mo ago
The basic problem is Salami Slicing is very difficult to protect against. And China is an expert at this and building infrastructure after point-by-point occupation which then defacto becomes part of their map. India should also do the same
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Batteries need to be manufactured or imported at expense.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
That makes zero sense. How do you have no difficulty ? Are you going ahead and disabling like the below ? If not, then I am afraid you are hallucinating like an AI and not really "avoiding it" in Firefox. Doing the below also impr
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> There are some serious problems in our society. I do not believe fixing social upbringing and elementary study skills is the function of university professors teaching under-graduate/graduate courses. If needed, the university can
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by lenkite 11mo ago
There is no mention in this thread of how the author is using Dart and Shelf for his REST API's. Code is rather readable and elegant. This is not a combo I have every tried before. Does anyone have any experience of how it compares ver
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Just give them an F and expel them ASAP. Choices should come with consequences or choices do not matter.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
With your caveat of "Anectodes != data and whatnot, but by my observations", people don't make rational food decisions when given free money. They tend to spend on snacks and sugar, not on veggies. Unless discipline is enf
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by lenkite 11mo ago
This heavily depends on your company "policies". In general, it is not even really IT's fault - most of them would like to optimize performance and user experience, but the C-suite has mandated shit on your computer.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Yeah, the big problem is defining who are the "bad guys". He will probably need to make a "bad-guys_do-not-use.txt" with 10k lines - a file that will the leading star in repo commits, depending on the politics of the wee
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> As long as these AI features aren't harming anyone Why do you say this ? They are clearly harming the privacy of people. Or you don't in privacy as a right ? But, a lot of people do - democratically.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> I wouldn't be so quick with the "incorrect" if I were you. You haven't even taken the trouble to read two sentences. I wouldn't be so quick with the dismissal if I were you. You haven't even taken the trou
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> maintaining the position are two entirely different sets of challenges. I will give full credit to the golden generation of Americans and the generation before that. They built America on true merit and efforts. However, maintaining th
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Good way to break up a behemoth and let the pursuit of Digital Sovereignty be initiated everywhere!
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by lenkite 11mo ago
The removal of out-dated privacy offers great benefits. Why not begin to invest and develop technology to scan people's brains and leverage the supreme protection advantages for the nation state by its complete elimination ? Mandate th
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Man, that written proposal was so good, so much work was put into it and so disappointing that it was shot down for a non-existent approach.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> Surely there’s nothing legally wrong with that? Incorrect. Not honoring the attribution requirement in the MIT license is a copyright infringement because it violates the terms of the license, which are legally enforceable conditions.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
AI is actually beginning to encourage "restricted source", public-only-gets-binary debates to simply avoid such legal issues. Write a snail-mail letter to get the real sources. Repositories are private with a small well-vetted lis
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Only a short matter of time before agentic tools start serving ads too - paying user or not. You want to refactor your codebase ? No issue - taking 30 seconds - please view this ad meanwhile.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
Right now JSON tech has become more complicated than old-school XML tech.

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