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ralfn
4y ago
But we didnt develop our own programming language to do this though.
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4y ago
It also plays Stray perfectly fine btw.
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4y ago
>. I totally put myself at a social disadvantage to the point where I think I would have been held in much higher regard if I had had one before. From another Dutchie: get better friends >some trauma from biking through a cloud of exh
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4y ago
Switzerland and Norway are not free to make trade deals by themselves. They too opted to be part of the economic block even though they aren't full member states. Going for the type of deal these countries have with the EU would have b
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4y ago
My favorite of Ali Express in Dutch is that they ship from Porcelain. We understand they mean China and it's obvious what happened. Their MT for Chinese to Dutch was trained on Chinese translations but used for Dutch translations.
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4y ago
She wrote a book about this topic. So the claim that there is no substantiation is false. You just didn't bother to find out.
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4y ago
>Today it's the voice of those you disagree with Can you give an example of someone being banned for voicing an opinion? I'm not from the US so i may not have been paying too close attention. But lies aren't opinions. The
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5y ago
Yeah. Its exactly like the sort of propaganda in Russia. Impressive though, how "the West" does all that project management and is capable of coordinating all their lies in so many different languages across so many different cult
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5y ago
>Because they know the US is there, they've cut defense spending. As you pointed out, that means they are currently incapable of effectively defending themselves without US intervention. Yeah, as a Dutch person, this always annoyed
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5y ago
I don't think Americans understand how Europeans are experiencing this attitude of appeasing. We have seen this story. It doesn't stop with Ukraine. We have drastically increased our defense spending but it will take at least 5 ye
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5y ago
Europe will not reduce sanctions until Putin is in the Hague on trial and Russian forces have left Ukraine. And even then Europe will spend and spend on miltary until we can take the nukes away from Russia by force. We won't be save un
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5y ago
The YouTube streams are up. It's not that difficult. It's like a weird alternative reality Fox News.
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5y ago
Tell them if they don't fight Putin, they will be fighting the rest of the world. The only way to prevent full out war is if the Russian people rise up. Putin is not considering their future at all. He is old and going out with a bang
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5y ago
Do the Americans here realize Europe will go to war with Russia? That this is not some abstract far away war for us?
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5y ago
>You can try to unify them but then you lose the abilities to other things which make them distinct which the current syntax offers. It's allow about trade-offs. Can you give an example of such an ability and the kind of tradeoffs w
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5y ago
The Economist isn't a newspaper. It's an opinion magazine. The reason you got confused about that is because actual newspaper behave like opinion magazines these days too.
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5y ago
In criminal law in most nations intent plays an extremely important role. Yet these mind reading devices do not exist. Is it because there are other ways to establish intent? > A rule that you can break by having the right or wrong thoug
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5y ago
Good thing YouTube isn't full of misinformation.
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5y ago
FB didn't invent the internet, they are just trying to colonize it, so they can charge rent on the labour of others. We had chat, messaging, pages. All decentralized. No ads. Just worked. Jabber, email, etc. FB is a national security i
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5y ago
It compiles to SQL, so the actual execution plan is as arbitrary as the SQL this compiles to. I love database where queries and commands are not declarative but imperative. Like RethinkDB or Mongo. Databases with this type of syntax. But to
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5y ago
Thank you for making the effort the author's couldn't be bothered to. It's horrible btw. You can't even tell if and when order in this syntax is important. It's also not clear if it's declarative or operational
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5y ago
It's hard to take anything seriously that doesn't start with an actual code example. Double so if they did bother to make many long claims about it being superior. If there is anything here, the communication is really bad. 1. Sta
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5y ago
Notice how even the people suggesting the name is inappropriate aren't actually offended by it. The name is great. Keep it.
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5y ago
Wonder why they made the Netherlands more expensive than other western European countries, like UK, Germany or Belgium. Neither taxes or GDP can explain this well.
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5y ago
For a person: yes. For 330 million people: no. To compare: the US occupation of Afghanistan cost about this much per year, but that budget has been freed up. I live in Europe and I see the same lack of basic understanding of finance. People
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5y ago
Sounds like you dont have a problem with regulations, but with political corruption. Obviously, if we just get rid of regulations entirely, the corruption problem will be solved. .. or maybe the carton of milk i buy can now kill me.
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5y ago
I like the regulation where you can't physically murder your competitor.
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>Do you always attack people so personal? "Education on me has been wasted" :)? I specifically take offence that you were suggesting on a forum like this that Amsterdam is some anti-capitalist stronghold, which is just ridiculo
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>Where does it end? When there are enough ICU nurses available to meet the demand. >Doesn’t seem like freedom to me. Again, can you give me a definition. It sounds like something 'empty' an American would say. Do you mean, L
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5y ago
Oh good call! I can't edit my comment any more (or else i would have added this). It seems nobody even bothered to count and plot the thing that would actually inform us properly.
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