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Feminism vs. Vladimir Putin(foreignpolicy.com)
3 points by ptr 12y ago|0 comments
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Tiny Baltic States Prepare to Hit Back at Mighty Russia(newsweek.com)
1 points by ptr 12y ago|0 comments
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by ptr 12y ago
OK; let's say there is an equal amount of aggression from NATO and Russia (and Sweden). Not that I think so. But which side would you be on? I'm with the ones that have the most democracy, freedom, life expectancy, and standard of
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by ptr 12y ago
Yes, the first link is actually in the CNN article and the second one is about China. What's your point? Also please note that NATO and the US are != Sweden. The article doesn't mention that the incidents have increased, you'
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by ptr 12y ago
To whom would they issue this diplomatic protest? There's no proof which country this sub was from. > The same Sweden was basically sleeping when russian planes contested swedish aerospace I don't know why it matters, but yeah,
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by ptr 12y ago
So how do you know that NATO is just as reckless if it's never mentioned? The point isn't that it happens, it's that it's been increasing a lot lately both in frequency and severity of each incident.
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by ptr 12y ago
Before people start defending Russia too much and proclaiming NATO to be the aggressors, have a look at http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2014/11/world/russia-west... (and that's just the last 8 mo
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by ptr 12y ago
There are probably other reasons; putting spec-ops on land, checking up on old equipment, testing the armed forces, etc.
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by ptr 12y ago
I don't know that it was "scraping the bottom", some Russian subs are known to have caterpillar treads.
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Raptor: A radically new Ruby web server(rubyraptor.org)
2 points by ptr 12y ago|0 comments
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Sweden Hunting for Suspected Russian Submarine Near Stockholm(news.vice.com)
1 points by ptr 12y ago|0 comments
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by ptr 12y ago
I wonder if this is part of some larger campaign -- maybe there are more Uber* stuff going on in other cities? UberRICKSHAW!
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by ptr 12y ago
Great! If that article would contain setting up custom hosts without using the HOSTS file (local DNS?), that'd be awesome. I don't like those ugly IP-addresses.
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by ptr 12y ago
There's already something called Vint. https://www.joinvint.com Will be confusing.
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by ptr 12y ago
Be happy you've got a segment like that. Here, media is quite one-sided.
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by ptr 12y ago
I'm working on a web app that does exactly this; you write your resume in Markdown, pick a template (which can be graphically rich; it uses LaTeX), and get a pdf. I'm so sad it's not up and running, what with all these resume
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by ptr 12y ago
That's like Gate's BSOD during the demo of PnP. Works now, doesn't it? ;) On the 'up side'; if the pedestrian safety air bag fails, it'll be just like any other car.
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by ptr 12y ago
Same in Sweden, but it's for pupils in secondary school and it also covers stuff like getting yourself out of ice holes and swimming in cold water with lots of clothing.
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by ptr 12y ago
They both live (lived?) in Cambodia, it seems.
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by ptr 12y ago
The governing parties of the city doing this experiment are left-wing, which tend to be stuck in that kind of thinking. There aren't many factory workers anymore in Sweden, so I guess it's based on some kind of revolutionary roman
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by ptr 12y ago
You're forgetting the work that's needed to make it production (or at least more production) ready and the maintenance. A fix is often just made "good enough" for oneself in my experience. It's like sharing your dot
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by ptr 12y ago
Haskell: let square = map (^ 2) Real partial application and currying is something I'm longing for in other languages; it's easy to fall for the beauty of the Point Free Style.
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by ptr 12y ago
collect and map are the same thing, just different names. IIRC, collect was the name used in Smalltalk for map operations.
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by ptr 13y ago
As far as I know, infinite recursion during template instantiation is undefined behavior. Edit: checked iso/iec 14882 (c++03), 14.7.1 Implicit instantiation. §14 "The result of an infinite recursion in instantiation is undefined&q
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by ptr 13y ago
Not to forget those that are hoping to create some extra money (and/or passive income) to put off the next consulting gig for a while.
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by ptr 13y ago
A side note: how do you feel when you've lost your motivation? Is it common to barely be able to keep your eyes open? Or is that just me!
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by ptr 13y ago
Skimmed the article and the comments, thought the app seemed like a cool idea. It was when the App Store couldn't find any results for 'Hueman' that it struck me; the whole point of the article! Ha. Damn it.
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by ptr 13y ago
Could this be dialectal? Because I hear "ni" now and then, and I've also found myself using it a couple of times -- not through intent, but rather automatically. Maybe it's the "new trend" you're talking a
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by ptr 13y ago
Awesome! Thanks.
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by ptr 13y ago
He's probably thinking about some kind of micro kernel (which are pretty cool), or redundant CPUs (which probably wouldn't help much)?

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