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nec4b
5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hISPJ5xuedM
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5y ago
These are the people of the truck convoy who protest: https://twitter.com/MichaelPSenger/status/149273926633759539 ... Does it look like they are all packing and waiting to strike?
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5y ago
> In what way is it a hit piece? These are the people of the truck convoy who protest: https://twitter.com/MichaelPSenger/status/149273926633759539... Do you think they are racists, fascists and nazis? These ar
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nec4b
5y ago
Everything you are describing is still OOP. Again, inheritance in not necessarily the best tool to model all relationships.
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5y ago
>If modeling taxonomies of the world is not OOP modeling, what is exactly? You are still focused on a mathematical property of a square being a special case of a rectangle. Inheritance is not the tool to model such a relationship. Again
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5y ago
What have you solved by having squares and rectangles as PODs? Now you won't be able to treat them as same in some way (e.g. IShape, IDrawable, IPrintable, IArea,...) and you will need twice as many functions for doing same things.
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5y ago
You are building a straw man from your misunderstanding of the OOP technique. As 'dragonwriter' tried to explain it to you that mathematical model of a square being a kind of a rectangle has nothing to do with OOP modeling. Liskov
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This reads like a hit piece. Do you have a more neutral source?
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> They're overt white supremacists. Do you have proof of that?
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5y ago
Unfortunately we don't hire only good teachers.
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5y ago
California decided itself it wants be in a union with other states and accepted the conditions which enabled that union. I think it should be their right to secede from such a union if it is not in their interest anymore. I think you are al
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5y ago
The country from where you'll be buying food from will and you can be sure you'll be paying for it.
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nec4b
5y ago
I'm sorry I don't follow. Could you be more specific?
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5y ago
The people in CA vote for one party, which is the party of redistribution on the national level. Would that party not bulge if it were punished by CA voters?
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5y ago
That implies that you still need farmers and you just outsourced them.
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5y ago
By whom will they get fed?
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5y ago
Of course farmers would be worse off without cities. But cities would have simply ceased to exist all together without farmers.
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5y ago
Then you should stop voting for people who want more taxes.
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5y ago
>>Even with this caveat, there is a difference in principle that I believe distinguishes the way of life for the less wealthy in the US compared to most of the EU. I don't think you have seen how poor people live on either side o
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Reagan was the government. Also in your opinion he represent a bad government and none the less you want more government?
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>>Communists have heads, hands, and environments. So do socialists, and feudalists, and aboriginal tribes, and, well, everyone. Of course they do, but they aren't allowed to use them to their full potential. I don't think yo
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Public schools and libraries are socialistic tools now? They were a thing before Marx has even dreamt about socialism. Since you are from one of more developed ex EU member state, you could surely afford to travel to an ex communist EU memb
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Austria and Germany started the first and the second world war. Austria has a bad record of implementing and respecting laws about its minorities to this day.
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For me my head, my hands and the environment is the capital which creates value.
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nec4b
5y ago
Sorry, I have replied to the wrong person. The above comment should be under beaconstudios's comment.
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5y ago
From your head, hands and environment.
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I though the poor were living from social security checks. Working people trade labor for money. Are you claiming that you cannot make surplus from a salary? It seem you're claiming agreed upon salary is preventing you accumulating cap
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>> when capitalism is by definition a redistribution from the poor to the rich How is that physically possible, when poor people have nothing?
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What does single payer system have to do with UBI? Americans also have medical insurance and they also pay for it one way or the other. The UBI tax would come on top of that. The same thing as in single payer countries. Your are not disprov
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Actually that happened in every socialist country before they prevented their citizens from emigrating.
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