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811.
by rixed 3y ago
I think you missed the point
812.
by rixed 3y ago
This is not because new people come in greater numbers but rather because of who we want to be true.
813.
by rixed 3y ago
There are several children books with that name. Was it maybe this one: https://archive.org/details/meinerstesbuch0000unse/page/4/mo... ?
814.
by rixed 4y ago
> do not do X for no reason. You are not contributing much here. Could you elaborate what problems they were trying to solve and what other problems were met?
815.
by rixed 4y ago
Let's see if there is anything of value in between those two extreme viewpoints... Reality is cruel and often sad, and for our own sake our brain tricks us into believing it's all pink, making us optimistic, delusional and stupid.
816.
by rixed 4y ago
I don't know... Are we looking back on allowing children access to TV or video games the way we look back at smoking ads targeted at children yet? We do not vilify smoking because we realized it kills but because smoking has been regul
817.
by rixed 4y ago
Or alternatively, if you happen to be in western Europe, on the replica of a frigate from 1703 the Shtandart - also a bit cheaper than the Oosterschelde ( https://www.shtandart.eu/ ).
818.
by rixed 4y ago
> and the libraries for web backend stuff are the same things Google uses internally, so they're well-tested. Internally Google uses no web and most of the backends are in C++.
819.
by rixed 4y ago
Agreed. My opinion is that most person learn during childhood that relying on mere lies alone just does not work that well. We are better lie detectors than we are good liers.
820.
by rixed 4y ago
What does this tell about this industry when after several decades of web programming a tool to display the most basics UI elements can still be featured on HN?
821.
by rixed 4y ago
Is he the same guy as the one who keeps repeating that nowadays java is actually faster than C++?
822.
by rixed 4y ago
What helped me was to understand that my struggle had several causes, and clearly identify them all. Then, I could start working on improving those that could be improved, if only by a tiny amount. Talking to a therapist should also probabl
823.
by rixed 4y ago
> While these places do have some tourist amenities, they are not as touristy as Koh Lanta This shows, if you had any doubt about it, that it did not actually understand the question.
824.
by rixed 4y ago
Location: France/Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depends where to, see below Technologies: Unix system programming but have been exposed to many things in my long career Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com&#x2
825.
by rixed 4y ago
They say you can append new fields in tables (a type of struct). No mention of enums.
826.
by rixed 4y ago
size_t key_size, void *key
827.
by rixed 5y ago
It is said ML languages are good for compilers. I would say more broadly that they are perfect for anything symbolic.
828.
by rixed 5y ago
It seemed to me we are getting rid of exhaust gases in big cities, via stricter regulations on engine emissions, exhaust gas recirculation, catalytic converters, stop and go systems, lower speed limits, car free areas, electrification, etc,
829.
by rixed 5y ago
What makes you believe Russia will not end up losing?
830.
by rixed 5y ago
Given how hard it is to find out what kind of research happened in Wuhan, despite it was possible to inspect it for as long as needed, I find it hard to believe that one can that quickly and single handedly (esp in the current context) be c
831.
by rixed 5y ago
My guess is that it is a result of russophobia. Kind of Newton's third law of motion, but for opinions.
832.
by rixed 5y ago
This will end like it started: with politics. At some point all involved parties will find a new equilibrium they are OK with. Opinion of russians in the street count very little. Opinion of russians in the army probably more I believe. But
833.
by rixed 5y ago
It looks like if someone somewhere with a lot of power is pushing for escalation and preparing masses to support, or fight, a large war. I believe this is most likely just a bluff, and that this super power does not really intend to fuel a
834.
by rixed 5y ago
Define "their government"? Do they own the oligarchs and bureaucrats that rule Russia? If the country I happen to be citizen of launch a war, like it did recently, say in Lybia, am I responsible of this because I failed to predict
835.
by rixed 5y ago
I would agree with you, if I had any faith left that the west actually cared about the fate of Ukrainian people.
836.
by rixed 5y ago
No flag is illegal. You can indeed switch flag, but it's not easy, and they do not like that solution for several reasons: - for them the flag means "Russia" not "Putin" (they added the Ukrainian flag by the way, wh
837.
by rixed 5y ago
What country are you a citizen from?
838.
by rixed 5y ago
There is no side in any conflict that is not human. If you truly believe otherwise please document yourself further, I can assure you you will discover that, once again, all was not black and white (I recommend any book or video from few ye
839.
by rixed 5y ago
First, it is easy to say Russians lack the will to oppose their government. Had you the will to oppose the American government when it invaded Irak, despite you could do so without facing jail, unlike Russians? Secondly, a flag means many d
840.
by rixed 5y ago
Not to remain silent, interfering, etc, does not equate taking one of the two sides. Those are not staying silent who do what little they can to prevent orchestrated escalation of this conflict.

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