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by nosianu 5y ago
And if the Eastern front hadn't existed Germany would have a lot more forces to fight against the channel invasion. So... nobody fought in isolation, the world always was connected, and trade and impact of what others did elsewhere alw
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by nosianu 5y ago
In addition to the other reply, if you want to bring up industry, Russian achievement on that front is actually even higher. Most of the industry was in the European part and soon unavailable because it was overrun by Germans. Russians move
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by nosianu 5y ago
In addition to the other reply, if they did that the test would be so far from real world typing to be meaningless and nothing but an inconsequential curiosity. Only in tests is there an option to check against what is expected. In the real
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by nosianu 5y ago
Not dying would probably mean even more concentration of wealth and power. I agree with the OP. If we had some idyllic society I might be more tempted to disagree, but as it is, those with power are most likely to be able to afford the nece
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by nosianu 5y ago
No. The difference is that at this point accepting a crypto currency is entirely optional for them, while using regular currency of their country is not or they could not be a company (since they have to pay taxes in that currency).
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by nosianu 5y ago
The discussion is about when you attach handlers, and failure handlers specifically. When someone uses async/await style and try/catch but also adds in handling (passing) actually promises, without await-ing them.
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by nosianu 5y ago
The article explains how they pretty much have to do it for legal reasons. Similar to microwave warnings. It has nothing to do with keeping the rightful owner from doing what they want with their car. The company does not benefit, judging b
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by nosianu 5y ago
Remember that the context of this discussion is achieving parallelism by not waiting - instead, you create promises in parallel, pass them on, and attach handlers at some later point, e.g. after collecting them in a Promise.all(). As I sa
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by nosianu 5y ago
Unless you stop executing code inside the try{} block by using "await" the try/catch is over when the error is thrown asynchronously later on. Leading to an asynchronous promise rejection. Yes your code is located inside a tr
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by nosianu 5y ago
That site has some cool stories. I didn't know about "The London Beer Flood of 1814" until just now. https://www.amusingplanet.com/2021/12/the-london-beer-flood-... > The Horse Shoe Brewery was
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by nosianu 5y ago
> CAOS stands for the Commodore Amiga Operating System. It also stands for "Cassette Aided Operation System" - in the GDR. It was used for East Germany's 8 bit computers (KC85 line). Even as an East German pupil, the phy
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by nosianu 5y ago
> The article glosses over the fact if Jones was a threat to the police or not. It seems he was not: > “I think they were afraid he was going to hurt himself, and that’s what started it,” Chief Darling [the Catskill police chief] tol
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by nosianu 5y ago
> We are talking contracts, not goods. The OP talked about people, then your reply was about goods. Unless "contract with a supplier" was about humans as goods, that term obviously means purchasing stuff, not purchasing human
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by nosianu 5y ago
Goods don't have a mind and thoughts so psychology does not apply. The good you price-compare won't become unhappy and later leave as OP described. I have no opinion on if the negotiating tactic is good or not, only that the compa
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by nosianu 5y ago
> Admins might not notice. They might not have noticed a few isolated cases, but they sure would have noticed the phenomenon as such by now. The company would have an even bigger incentive now to try to get such monetization for themse
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by nosianu 5y ago
And while you are at it put "The Devil Is a Part-Timer!" on your list. I'm not into that kind of stuff in general but oh my god this was soooo good.
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by nosianu 5y ago
To 1, telomeres; I need an expert to confirm or deny: I think to remember having read that the telomeres aren't really an issue. That that they get shorter is a consequence, not a reason - they are not needed because death of the cell
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by nosianu 5y ago
> that removes means of suicide No, it's ab out removing important equipment. Fans in hot weather really help if you don't have AC, As far as I know it gets quite hot in (all of) India. Now their fans are gone as a "hack
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by nosianu 5y ago
Who knows what's going on behind the scenes? Example: Last time I read /r/funny for a period I noticed a wave of "look at what funny thing I did with these Coke bottles" posts that were so obviously part of a mark
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by nosianu 5y ago
> Guess in which of these countries you can have polite (even if heated) dinner conversations about politics! Yes, but that was before vaccination scepticism and AfD (new-ish right wing party that made waves the last few years and now
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by nosianu 5y ago
The idea is great - but the measure implemented to do that will inevitably fall flat and create the wrong incentives. It will be a system that has to work across the board everywhere and easy to administer. So no looking intelligently at th
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by nosianu 5y ago
> authors who don't see any return on their work, burn out and have to do something else? I don't understand this argument. Nobody starts an open source project - and posts it in the open to share freely - expecting to make a
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by nosianu 5y ago
Oh yes! Our cities and mega-structures, including things like roads and fields. Or more broadly, our terraforming of the planet. When you look at time lapse videos of human developments it looks pretty similar to watching swarm insects cons
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by nosianu 5y ago
No, because it is clear? He was fleeing from Russian government. And they poisoned him. That has nothing to do with the subject of people feeling from the US influence. This kind of argument that you attempted is a bit tiring, don't yo
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by nosianu 5y ago
> Adults should be held accountable for their actions. Great, we agree! Tesla and its managers and owners should be held liable then for adding distractions. Because humans are not being rational computers, but biological beings that v
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by nosianu 5y ago
Some comments mentioned that some people who attempted to use nitrogen had problems. According to the Wikipedia a fast switch to breathing a nitrogen and no oxygen atmosphere has "no symptoms at all", but when it happens slowly wh
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by nosianu 5y ago
"citing court order" to me as a non-legal person indicates that it is one they received. I hope you don't expect this non-legal forum's headlines to be parsed like legal text? How does "citing" indicate it is n
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by nosianu 5y ago
It is accurate though and it's an important detail. The headline makes it sound as if Google was ordered, which is not the case. > The order targets ISPs and doesn't name Google but the company chose to voluntarily comply.
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> Isn't this more akin to saying, the window broke before the hammer hit it, so the hammer couldn't have been the cause? It's not true though if you want to use your metaphor for climate change. https://www.ca
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by nosianu 5y ago
What will happen instead is that all land that could possibly be used will continue to be used. Overproduction will instead be exported, which will hit farmers in less developed countries who cannot compete hard. https://theexcha

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