singiht34-02

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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   okay, first of all you're getting awfully defensive and I did qualify my first reply with "This is purely anecdotal..." So I'm open to being wrong about Croatia's attitude to having a immigrant community of muslims
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   I think "heavily affected" is a matter of opinion. It's been mostly some rather unorganized and heavily suppressed unrest in Xinjiang... As far as we know the country isn't infiltrated by Al Qaeda or the IS (like Europe
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   I'm not mixing up my countries, passage was granted b/c no one was concerned that they would stay in Croatia and they were just dumping the problem on to the next neighboring country. Everyone knows they're trying to go to Ge
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   This is purely anecdotal, but countries that haven't actually been touched by terrorism seem to be a lot more terrified of terrorists than countries that have been. It's a lot more of a boogeyman when it's those-people-over-t
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   I've never actually seen a union used in a C++ codebase. What's the usecase? I know people use them in C for bitfields, but outside of embedded (which is almost always just pure C) that just doesn't seem to come up
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   You know it's funny, living now in China sometimes it feels a lot more free than the US. You can drink, smoke and piss anywhere, and you can go and buy basically whatever you want (except drugs), drive any way you want - as long as you
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   "(for example see the fate of Google Street View in Germany)" and b/c you can't find everyone easily on facebook
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   I think the undercurrent that in implied is that there are countries like China who don't play by the normal rules of international espionage. Since they are so tightly coupled to Chinese industry they abuse their resources and power t
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   by singiht34-02 11y ago

   I think a big big part of this is that English is hard and Japan is just large enough that they get away with doing everything in Japanese (compared to something like.. Estonia). They have their own Physics and Engineering journals, their o