lucketone

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by lucketone 6mo ago
If one is unable to feel emotion X, then: 1. One has some ulterior motive for faking it. 2. One’s actions will likely diverge from emotion X. (Eventually) If everybody believe the same lie, then it could be indistinguishable from the truth.
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by lucketone 6mo ago
I define maintenance mode as: given over to different team, so not my problem anymore.
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by lucketone 6mo ago
Quite a loaded question (a-tier). Counter-question/game: Hypothetically, imagine that you become president of US today, inheriting current situation. What would you do regarding Iran situation? What is the correct action now in current
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by lucketone 6mo ago
Do you assume that I am American and that I was complaining about people chanting? I am not; yet I prefer that my side stays rational without such chant’s (somebody has to be the responsible adult)
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by lucketone 6mo ago
Paper is definitely not the only thing Russia was importing. Check statistics of Russian aviation accidents (not sure if Germany was in supply chain for aviation, but this is visible thing that clearly was affected by sanctions)
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by lucketone 6mo ago
Currently lot if people dislike/distrust america. Which is understandable and rational thing to do. Chanting “deato xyz” is very irrational and unproductive and just bad.
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by lucketone 6mo ago
- Economic growth slows down under sanction. - removing their leverage over you is also good. Even if regime will not change, it will be weaker
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by lucketone 6mo ago
Yes.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
> under 21 ft away, at which distance a knife is as dangerous as a gun. No, it is not as dangerous. To use gun from 7 meters away, you have throw it, which takes way more movement hand movement and time. While you should not rely on it,
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by lucketone 7mo ago
> It really is not that difficult If you do that daily, sure it is easy. But a lot of human behaviour is automatic, based on what we are accustomed to do daily. (During covid there were many videos, where person on the screen says “… al
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Its complicated. - It would discourage share buying. - somebody with control packet can do terrible things, while minority stock owners have no impact. Blame attribution might be tricky.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
In general, some java language changes do involve JVM changes. So yes, it impacts other jvm languages like Closure. Here most obvious would be GC improvements.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Pleasantly surprised. But it is a preview though.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Java is 4th on tiobe. Bright future for it just means it is not planning to become 40th or 400th. (My prediction - in next ten years java will always be among top 6; new language might come to the very top and some leapfrogging game between
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by lucketone 7mo ago
> for not embracing religion of OOP and FactoryFactory Not the case today. Of course, crappy code (or questionable patterns) can be found in all languages, and java community had made some innovations in the area early on, but today we h
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Good point
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Technically: It’s not a casino if house wins 100% of the time.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Exaggeration is the right of a poetic soul.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Everybody going 30km/h does not constitute “halt”
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Organised crime is illegal, thus mafia is fixtion.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Tech company who messes with browser’s ctrl+f should be outcompeted.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
A guy in russia makes interviews of people on the street. https://youtube.com/@1420channel?si=_IlEAa4V1rilJOMb Some people just say nothing (due to consequenses), some are very imperialist (rural areas have extremely high o
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Everybody thinks they do agents.md well
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by lucketone 7mo ago
How about Indonesia?
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Civilian applications require uranium at 3-20% enrichment. Iran had 60% enriched uranium (hundreds of kilograms) Weapons require 90%. Not exactly there, but way past electricity generation.
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by lucketone 7mo ago
I would first assume it’s marginal amount of oil. But I am willing to change my mind about it if I would see a source on that. My low effort search suggests no significant oil export to russia https://oec.world/en/prof
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by lucketone 7mo ago
One step further: every man, woman and child should have a launch button. (My bet would be: max one day)
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by lucketone 7mo ago
They have good defence, but: - it costs money and attention - good is not the same as perfect (there are some casualties from time to time)
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by lucketone 7mo ago
It would take weeks for China to shop stuff. (Unless they have done their homework in advance)
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by lucketone 7mo ago
Oil to Russia? Please review that

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