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2y ago
Of course logic sadly doesn't apply much to politics but as someone who worries that were not doing enough on climate change even when there are relatively decent governments that argument is incredibly weak and a terrible message. Ene
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2y ago
But the real question is can you add a Firefox ppa? /jk
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2y ago
Why not both? Why not save more people while making world a better place and improving country's image and influence at a relatively minimal cost?
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2y ago
I hope ArsTechnica brings back their long form gimp reviews for this release. I know they stopped doing them but it seems like this release is pretty special
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2y ago
Maersheimer has basically destroyed his reputation with his nonsense on hubris on Ukraine. Not only is he wrong be he refuses to admit he's wrong even when his contortions make him sound like an idiot. Example claiming Putin is not an
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2y ago
The idea that the US border is not being defended is a huge lie. Another lie is that its possible to defend the US border. The US border is huge and US unlike Ukraine is not being invaded. Immigrants coming over the border are harder to tra
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All of that is russian propaganda. Falling for obvious propagnada about NATO danger to Russia is an incredibly naive take Russia did not invade a NATO country, they invaded Ukraine when it wasn't seeking to join NATO (in 2014 before th
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They very much are not. See the invasion in 2014 when Ukraine was not seeking to join NATO Ukraine tried to join NATO after the Russian invasion in 2014 but was not seeking to join it beforehand. Pro Russian propaganda frequently pretends t
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2y ago
I don't think what something was written in should count. Baring bugs it should still be memory safe. But I believe JVM has ffi and as soon as you use ffi you risk messing up that memory safety.
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My understanding is that the user who writes an unsafe block in a safe function is responsible for making sure that it doesn't do anything wrong to mess up the safety and that the function isn't lying about exposing a safe interfa
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2y ago
Sorry I meant shims for python. I think I mentioned installing tools
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> Russia was promised by the US that NATO would not expand. by someone named Baker. This is untrue Russian propaganda. There was no independent Russia at that time and Baker didn't promise Gorbachov anything of the sort, as Gorbacho
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2y ago
Almost everyone wants to claim to be modern c and not modern C++ because everyone shit on C++ If anyone is the modern c++ its D. They have template metaprogramming while rust has generics and macros. Rust doesn't have constructors or c
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What proxy war? Russia invaded Ukraine, Ukraine is fighting back with some help. Please exercise some critical thinking. Ukraine had the nukes and physical possession is most of the work. Its not hard to imagine that they could have made th
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> I think at this stage Russia will keep going until it achieves its objectives, main ones being replace Ukrainian govt with a Russian friendly government, They made this goal impossible when they attacked Ukraine in 2014. A government t
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2y ago
Yeah not happening
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Russia is not intrested in peace. The only solution is supporting Ukraine until Putin changes his mind. Undermining them only makes peace less likely because then why would Russia stop
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2y ago
People who want peace tend to support giving Ukraine arms yo ensure that. Russia is more not less likely to attack if Ukraine has less support. And if somehow they succeed in conquering Ukraine as unlikely as that is they'll move on to
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2y ago
The reason there have been so many is because the standard included tools (pip, venv) are not great. And others could still use improvements. Venv and setup tools aren't really package managers. Pipx is only meant for installing Dev t
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I don't know how complex your project is but I moved my previous work from pyenv to rye(UV and rye have merged, most work is being done on uv, today I'd probably use UV) And am currently trying to move current work to UV. The prob
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> Also, I've read a few economists, and they seem to agree that the prosperity of the US is largely a bubble based on the (artificially) strong dollar, but that the same strong dollar is killing US exports. By these accounts, Trump&
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I'm tired of this fallacy. Yes this administration does seem to be crashing economy for no good reason but I don't see last time I looked pre election the statistics for number of people with second jobs was low/not out of li
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They absolutely positively did not. They wanted to roll back of NATO membership as a start and were uninterested when Ukraine was trying to avert the possibility of a larger scale invasion (not to mention when Russia violated both Minsk tre
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I'm sure it did but Zelenskyy and his shows weren't that unusual. russian was widely understood and spoken as a secondary language as well as being spoken by a significant number of Ukrainians as a primary language. It was not unu
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> Is it possible that wall streets economic interests were not aligned with the interests of U.S citizens? Yes but current administration and policy is terrible for almost everyone. Globalization has in general benefited poor and rich co
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> especially if the catalyst was some poorly timed or thought out US policy decisions. Is there any indication this will change or that worse decisions won't come out next week?
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I'm not sure it's so much about extracting value exactly but Jobs long believed in making sealed appliances that people couldn't and wouldn't have to tinker with as opposed to more easily modify able computers sold by co
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America has changed significantly since that time for the better much better. The fourteenth amendment in particular changed the US in fundamental ways (one of which was birthright citizenship). > we were a big open country with no welfa
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This is plain nonsense. Trump got bad search result because he's literally terrible and wholly unqualified to be president.
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There is no such thing as a global south. There are developing countries which have a lot of differences between them. And in any case China is not a developing country but a middle income country. Many of the so called global south countri
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