lisivka

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   by lisivka 10y ago

   Yes, large parts of "west" are not "pro-west". Moreover, even most liberal liberals will use utilitarian philosophy in case of war or war-like situation. Usually, it takes about 3 years of war to convert a liberal countr
2. 122.▲
   by lisivka 10y ago

   Can you explain "pro-west"? I suspect it means somebody who says "I like West. West will help us", not a liberal mind. Liberal philosophy roughly means freedom and same rights to everyone, including very bad persons, in
3. 123.▲
   by lisivka 10y ago

   You can buy tushonka in any voentorg, so it's not reliable any longer. Visit card or passport left in place is much better than tushonka. It's long way for CIA.
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   by lisivka 10y ago

   Basic income works for limited period of time. If you have some savings, you can try it yourself: you pay money, money gone, it works. The problem is how to make it profitable. IMHO, Finland hope that with basic income they will spend less
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   by lisivka 10y ago

   I had none of problem stated above for years. I use/used Acer/Dell/HP/Medion notebooks with Fedora Linux.
6. 126.▲
   by lisivka 10y ago

   Nobody even declared code, which is easy to test (verify), as an anti-pattern. Quote, please.
7. 127.▲
   by lisivka 10y ago

   Parent is talking about functional test cases, i.e. something that can be tested manually from command line. Unit tests are not a functional or integrational tests, so yes, unit tests are useful even after functional and integrational tests
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   by lisivka 10y ago

   It's called Inversion of Control (IoC)[1]. It's arises naturally when code is used in more than one place. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_of_control
9. 129.▲
   by lisivka 10y ago

   Please note, that video supports my point: between 500BC and 1600BC, Russian language was non-existing. It's why video jumps from 500BC (proto-Slavic language) to 1400BC straight, skipping 1K years, 2/3 of history of Slavs.
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    Video is incorrect. Russian is South Slavic language. It's much closer to language used in Montenegro (which is South Slavic) than to Ukrainian or Belorusian languages. Russians have troubles with understanding of something written or
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    Gelada baboons can talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPtcNucxiMg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm1q-V2b1Sc
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    I suspect you are Russian. Can I ask a dumb question? Russian language started to be used by civilians in 16 century. Before that, it used in churches only. (See Wikipedia for details). What language your grand....grand parents are used bef
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    I'm referring to same time. There is multiple evidences that Iraq had WMD in 2002, and that they are moved to Syria. http://www.foxnews.com/story/2006/01/26/exclusive-former-top...
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    Former Top Military of Iraq: SADA: Well, I want to make it clear, very clear to everybody in the world that we had the weapon of mass destruction in Iraq, and the regime used them against our Iraqi people. It was used against Kurds in the n
15. 135.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Can an architect add a comment on that, please?
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    OK, so I added other source. You can find more sources yourself. My impression, after all these years, that Saddam stopped production of new batches of mustard gas and sarin, and switched to develop new, advanced versions of CW, which are h
17. 137.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    USA and Germany are different countries, not a single "West" country. They were at war not a far time ago. Germany delivered equipment to produce WMD, USA tried to stop that.
18. 138.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Iraq had WMD and used it frequently, like other countries in the region.
19. 139.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    It's just expenses, not a challenge.
20. 140.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    +1. Fliers can solve commute hell. Every building has roof, which can be used as a pad for fliers, which will solve problem with parking. Nuclear batteries can provide enough electricity for flier for years. We just need to develop safer
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    cockpit-kubernetes.x86_64 : Cockpit user interface for Kubernetes cluster cockpit-docker.x86_64 : Cockpit user interface for Docker containers cockpit-storaged.noarch : Cockpit user interface for storage, using Storaged
22. 142.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    You missed the point. Slack found a way to monetize IRC. That is innovation.
23. 143.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    $1500 per hour? It's looks impossible for a developer, unless he is doing a business.
24. 144.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Create very compact base, with 3 drone towers around it, so drones will be in fly for much less time. Automate everything, up to drones. Profit. Solar power solves problem with energy. Only mining is left, which is easy to layout with drone
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    I cannot imagine a resume with connection to the bloody KGB as a feature. «— I worked for organization which killed millions. — You are hired.» LOL
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    GRU spetsnaz is over-hyped. I saw them at work. See video shot at 1 December at Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine[1] and look at right side: spot few guys with a white cloth on right hand. It's Russian spetsnaz at work. We catched one of them later
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    by lisivka 10y ago

    They are not attracted hackers. Hackers hate Russian govt. But Russian govt can make sky to look like # for any of their citizen, so hackers have no choice.
28. 148.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Or via web-console. Or by push of button. IMHO, atom in browser will be perfect for online code school.
29. 149.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Factorio is good, but drones are cheat.
30. 150.▲
    by lisivka 10y ago

    Try Cossacks 3. It can simulate 10 000 units in one battle.