samastur

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by samastur 4y ago
Overall I agree with your points, but not specifics. Pan-slavic movement for south slavs was really a mid-19th century development as far as not being limited to singular figures and even then it is questionable how popular it was. I also d
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by samastur 4y ago
True, but if you find yourself in La Paz, Bolivia, visit restaurant Vienna. It's been a few years since I've been, but the food was excellent as was selection of dishes, some of which I haven't had/seen since my childhoo
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by samastur 4y ago
I'm not sure it has been shown that you can't get it at later infections and anecdotally from friends and family (I know) that doesn't seem to be the case. I'm also not sure if everyone notices changes if they are mild e
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by samastur 4y ago
I thought BBC Alba was there to broadcast in Gaelic.
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by samastur 4y ago
As a non-native English speaker I will not argue about proper use of arbitrary. I will reiterate though that there is no universal criteria for what critical means and plausibly theirs (in sense that I am speculating) is not an unreasonable
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by samastur 4y ago
It's not arbitrarily because you've been told the criteria already. The problem you have is that you disagree with criteria which, well, not sure what to tell you except that there are no universal conditions everyone would agree
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by samastur 4y ago
What costs? You can stuff 2FA token generation in many password managers that run on the very computer on which you develop. It costs you exactly zero except a couple of minutes to set it up.
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by samastur 4y ago
I said absolutely nothing about government. Millions of small business owners, me including, make these kind (and other) mistakes all the time for various reasons. We are all very much fallible and don't go out of business because most
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by samastur 4y ago
That's not what kanbara said. Most people are bad at calculating financial implications of decisions before them. There are lots of reasons for this (limited finance/math knowledge, impenetrable language in which conditions are la
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by samastur 4y ago
What sovereign ally? The breakaway regions are not recognized by anyone but Russia as sovereign and even Russia recognised them just before the attack for which it was clearly preparing for months (realistically years). You don't legal
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by samastur 4y ago
It's comments like this that probably result in people accusing of being pro-Russia. You skip over annexation of Crimea and gas-rich parts of Ukraine, over Putin's rant how Ukraine shouldn't be a country, how all those new NA
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by samastur 4y ago
Because that's how she preferred (prefers?) writing her name.
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by samastur 4y ago
I wouldn't because I don't believe that's the choice I have. You can sacrifice Ukranians, accept landlocked Ukraine, hope it will stop there and you are still unlikely to prevent Sino-Russian axis that has been building for y
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by samastur 5y ago
> The results “suggest that physical symptoms persisting 10 to 12 months after the COVID-19 pandemic first wave may be associated more with the belief in having experienced COVID-19 infection than with actually being infected with the SA
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by samastur 5y ago
We scrolled less (thanks Aza), but were the same monkeys before. People wildly overestimate their critical thinking faculties and how impervious they are to propaganda.
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by samastur 5y ago
Good point.
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by samastur 5y ago
NATO until this week was full of countries who couldn't bother equipping their armies with basic necessities. German soldiers used broomsticks during one NATO exercise and even those with somewhat competent armies were optimising for &
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by samastur 5y ago
I think it has been clearly stated by several leaders including Biden that nobody expects the sanctions to have an effect soon. You are right though, it's early still and who knows what will happen.
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by samastur 5y ago
He also wrote 5000 words long essay last year how Ukraine shouldn't really exist and is really just a part of Russia and in his long rant announcing the invasion barely mentioned NATO at all. But sure, all that NATO name dropping surel
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by samastur 5y ago
Isn't this somewhat expected? They wouldn't be famous if they didn't succeed on headline-capturing attempts and there are only so many you can realistically do in life. They are dead however as doing dangerous things often en
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by samastur 5y ago
I don't know. Her statement about normal distribution having expectations about humans is not worthy of a high-schooler.
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by samastur 5y ago
Heating water with electricity and with it homes is a solved problem.
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by samastur 5y ago
You read it wrong. It's the nuclear SUPPORTERS that are compared to anti-vaxxers, not opponents.
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by samastur 5y ago
All of these "issues" are well documented if you bother to read just the main Django documentation. Some solutions are questionable. Executing querysets as soon as you define them means you can't compose them. Lazy quersets a
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by samastur 5y ago
I disassemble some of mine. I'm a Lego shelf person because I actually like the intricate designs and attention to detail of modern Lego sets AND because I don't have enough free time to be a bucket person in a way that would be s
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by samastur 5y ago
My point it that it is a defined behaviour of the DOM API which is generally implemented in C++ and exposed to Javascript environment. It behave exactly the same way if you use bindings for any other language. It's not an ECMAScript de
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by samastur 5y ago
This is an API issue (DOM), not a language one.
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by samastur 5y ago
Not saying you are wrong, but how do you handle people on river banks? They could jump/fall in or continue to stand there.
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by samastur 5y ago
And I think the article is largely correct even though I don't dread developing Javascript-based applications. One of our Nuxt applications with default build configuration sometimes builds successfully and sometimes fails miserably fo
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by samastur 5y ago
Wait till you hear about schools ;) Seriously though, this is not a misaligned incentive. Some business simply can't realistically be based on a model of perpetual customers.

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