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by nendroid 6y ago
Stop calling this theory. This isn't theory. This is just rules of thumb and an opinion. You want actual theory? Here's theory: http://www4.di.uminho.pt/~jno/ps/pdbc.pdf
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by nendroid 6y ago
>I didn't say I would try to understand the side that bombed my family. Those would be the terrorists. I said I would get to the bottom of what happened and why it happened. I would not condemn an entire people or a culture (unless
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by nendroid 6y ago
What's going on here is you're misusing the word genocide. See the comment in the other thread. Genocide is mass killings, not mass sterilizations. If you get very technical you can call a sterilization a killing but that's j
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by nendroid 6y ago
Oh. I see. It's an english language problem. Someone doesn't know an english word and is misusing it all over the place. Look up the definition of the word genocide: https://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.109
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by nendroid 6y ago
Mass Slaughter and genocide are the same thing. You claim I'm denying genocide, so the according to you I'm actually setting the bar LOWER then mass slaughter. These are your words: >You are sadly in good company when it comes
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by nendroid 6y ago
> "We don't know what's going on" is a lie. We know. I'm not lying, but I could be mistaken. I'm not mistaken about the rape of nanking or the holocaust. There are pictures of mass slaughter, graves and even
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by nendroid 6y ago
The US put japanese people in in concentration camps and most US citizens supported it. Does this put most US citizens on par with Nazis who gassed and experimented on Jewish people? No. It does not. Americans did it out of fear, not out of
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by nendroid 6y ago
Both examples have multiple functions defined as the definition of w. But in one example f and g can be reused in other contexts, in the other example the two functions are tied together by free variables. Haskell heavily promotes the latte
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by nendroid 6y ago
I'm not. Imagine yourself in the shoes of the person who was killed by a bombing. Imagine yourself knowing family members or your kids getting slaughtered by these terrorist attacks. Let me put it to you clearly. The situation is compl
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by nendroid 6y ago
I minded. Because his opinion is in line with what the Chinese perspective. We as americans vehemently disagree, but a chinese citizen, after witnessing several terrorist attacks by the Uighur which slaughtered hundreds of chinese people, w
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by nendroid 6y ago
Nobody is advocating genocide here. This is completely obvious, it is not his intention... you are exaggerating the situation. Who in their right mind would do this? And if you read his post it's obvious he is not doing this. The chine
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by nendroid 6y ago
Can someone confirm whether genocide is actually occuring? I understand cultural genocide is happening, but is mass human slaughter at the level of the holocaust actually occurring? I don't condone the actions china takes but I don&#x2
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by nendroid 6y ago
Nobody wants to read this on HN. If you disagree post why you disagree, an insult like this serves no purpose other than alienating alternative opinions. If I had the karma I would flag you.
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by nendroid 6y ago
The war on terror deliberately avoided slaughtering white people and american citizens. The slaughtering was kept exclusively to people with middle eastern backgrounds. It's the same.
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by nendroid 6y ago
>Are you justifying China for eradicating a whole culture and its people due to some extremist attacks? The US tried to justify over a decade of slaughter of terrorists and innocent bystanders abroad as a reaction to one terror attack on
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by nendroid 6y ago
Terrorism is more than that. Terrorism is the use of violence, harm and killings to promote an ideological agenda. You're 100% percent correct. What China is doing fits the definition of "terrorism." My question is: Is is usi
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by nendroid 6y ago
>Crossing the line while fighting terrorism was not an acceptable action by the USA but I think it's a false equivalency to compare it to forced internment, torture, and reeducation of an entire population. I think it's a fair
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by nendroid 6y ago
This is horrible. No doubt this is an allergic immune response to terrorism. The actions here on a different level than what's going on in Hong Kong, possibly because of this: "In July 2009, riots broke out in Xinjiang in response
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by nendroid 6y ago
The point was to prove that I can pull the combinator out of your unsegregated code and moularize IO away from logic. The other point of this was to improve code modularity in every corner of your code. Why is this good? If all your logic c
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by nendroid 6y ago
//combinators CruiseSpeed = int CruiseSpeed getNextCruiseSpeed(bool cruiseControl, bool cruiseSpeedSet, int cruiseSpeed, int currentSpeed) { if cruiseControl && cruiseSpeedSet return cruiseSpeed -
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by nendroid 6y ago
Don't be stupid. I'm listening to you. I'm actually responding to you. You say theory is different from the real world so I present you with a real world solution and examples of how it works with embedded specifically. Your
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by nendroid 6y ago
I said it as a minor minor retort. You want the full story? The full story is I don't care for experience. I find experience doesn't correlate with actual skill. Many experienced developers act and seem very inexperienced which is
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by nendroid 6y ago
>35 years professional software engineering, 30 years in embedded. I'm going to guess that you have less. Doesn't change the fact that you're wrong and 35 years of programming doesn't ensure that you're a good de
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by nendroid 6y ago
This is why some people need to open your eyes to reality. Not all stereotypes are untrue. When someone says chinese people have slanty eyes it's a stereotype but an aspect of it is true. Many many chinese people do have slanty eyes. W
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by nendroid 6y ago
I'm not blaming it on lazy americans. Huge difference. I blame the chinese directly. They never had the intention of hiring American workers. They know American workers are capable but inferior and they screwed them over on purpose. &g
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by nendroid 6y ago
https://youtu.be/9KRe08n0d3o?t=7 Just watch it. I'm an american born chinese. I'm basically a lazy bastard like every other american. If you go to china you'll see these people are industrious af. They will w
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by nendroid 6y ago
And I'm claiming the article hit the wrong point. It's not covering the fact that Foxconn has no intention of running an actual operation in America. Partly because it's a 1000x better deal to just open another factory in Chi
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by nendroid 6y ago
Everyone knows American workers are way worse than chinese blue collar workers. This is a well known fact among factory owners in China. Foxconn is not stupid, they've done such a thing before when migrating manufacturing to China. If
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by nendroid 6y ago
Well you can't ignore the reality of the situation. It's one thing for american blue collar workers to get paid more. It's another thing for blue collar american workers to get paid more and be 10x slower and worse at getting
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by nendroid 6y ago
Paid software is more user friendly. For non B2B sales usually useability is much more important than reliability. Also note that open source developers like all humans cannot live without getting paid. This means that most open source deve

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