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by rat87 4y ago
That sort of thinking helped bankrupt the Soviet Union into oblivion
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by rat87 4y ago
No Mearsheimer just extremely conceited to the point he refuses to admit how dead wrong he's been about this whole thing. He actually said that there was no evidence Putin was an imperialist during a debate(the audience laughed at him)
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by rat87 4y ago
No just no Our dedication to protect our ally Taiwan has nothing to do with Silicone and neither does China's nationalist obsession over it. If it comes to war, chips will play no role
454.
by rat87 4y ago
Japan is not a vassal state. It's a powerful country that's an ally of the US.
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by rat87 4y ago
Yes but not because of the chips
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by rat87 4y ago
No you massively overestimate the importance of economics or semiconductor industry. Whatever will happen to Taiwan has nothing to do with Chips. For China it's about nationalism, for US it's about protecting allies/upholding
457.
by rat87 4y ago
Long range Cruise missles can hit Ohio Oregon or Arizona just as easily
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by rat87 4y ago
A bunch of conspiratorial nonsense. We didn't ferment it and it wasn't a coup. The Ukranians weren't happy that the president was killing protesters. Why do these things always pretend that Ukrainians don't have agency?
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by rat87 4y ago
The bombing of Donbas is going on right now. Russia destroyed Marioupol (part of the Donbas) and has severely damaged many Ukranian cities.
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by rat87 4y ago
I don't think it's likely that he will use nukes but it's part of the strategy to threaten to use nukes
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by rat87 4y ago
Not really because there's no way that Ukraine is going to allow these areas to remain in Russian and hands. Especially given atrocities they've seen in places they've recaptured. Especially since they're clearly winning
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by rat87 4y ago
I wish more people would do that. Reddit used to have that stupid 6 month limit on threads making it difficult to reply to someone saying something 4 years ago. They also need better tools to keep track of replies to older comments.
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by rat87 4y ago
With electricity What a silly comment. The switch over to an electric cars is a multi year process that will take at least until 2030 just for new cars. The current problems won't last nearlt that long
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by rat87 4y ago
Generally rust prefers to keep things out of the standard library because it's hard to change/improve a standard library. They try to give enough useful stuff and then leave all the other stuff to easily downloadable packages.
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by rat87 4y ago
This suggestion seems like it's made by people in order to just nuke all social media sites (by making it impossible to run sites that aren't filled with garbage) because they're salty that the site once moderated them fairl
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by rat87 4y ago
Sign so a bunch of bullshit about Bidens son? Also the invasion clearly had nothing to with NATO. It was about Russian imperialism. Putin clearly spelled it out for people
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by rat87 4y ago
Sure but what's the discussion? Will winter gas prices suck for European countries? Yes. Is there anything they can do about it? No. Even if they tried to they can't exactly get Ukraine to give up and surrender and it's in Eu
468.
by rat87 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERF Trans exclusionary radical feminist Although sometimes directed at people ho are just transphobes, it's aimed at some feminist who don't consider trans women women or trans
469.
by rat87 4y ago
Seems like a good way to may Facebook much much worse It's not hard to see why major platform has such a policy Also I don't want people to get blocked for pirating stuff. Or weed.
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by rat87 4y ago
Reddit literally had /r/Holocaust controlled Nazis who would post Holocaust denial on it for years until reddit for too emberassed
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by rat87 4y ago
It would be absolutely insane to link overturning Roe to Reid's decision. Everyone already knew McConnell would have gotten rid of it anyway the second a supreme court justice was fillibustered. Look at his actions in the Garland and B
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by rat87 4y ago
No it was a wise and practical decision. And the fillibuster has always been a stupid accident of the rules. It delayed civil rights bills by over a decade Everyone knew that McConnell was lying and would have overturned the fillibuster on
473.
by rat87 4y ago
But passing two blocks/lambdas/etc doesn't inherently need to be that difficult it's not in other languages. I don't know that much about Ruby's implementation but I think both the if else and blocks not being
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by rat87 4y ago
Sounds absolutely terrible. I'm sorry. Hope your town gets it's shit fixed
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by rat87 4y ago
> This is because poetry is using Python's PEP 518[1] specification rather than define their own build requirements format. It also isn't limited to just building, you can also include the configuration for other python tools l
476.
by rat87 4y ago
In Ruby if else is not a method for some reason also blocks are not objects for some reason "seems inelegant"
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by rat87 4y ago
python's poetry has poetry.lock I think it's slowly becoming semi-standard. But still slowly and still not fully ready(bugs). Also its odd that pyproject.toml (not poetry.toml which is the poetry settings for repo) is the dependen
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by rat87 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the gold standard is seen as a joke but the vast majority of economists. During the great depression countries who went off gold standard first recovered more quickly. Roosevelt did the right thing
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by rat87 4y ago
No that would be correct. Congress delegated the power of they don't want to do that anymore they should take it away
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by rat87 4y ago
Have you seen the Dobbs decision? It's about what policies the judges personally prefer

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