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by sras-me 2y ago
>The biggest disagreement was started by Zelensky politely correcting Trump on a fact. Which fact was this? That diplomacy will not work? Then why did he choose to come to sign the deal? Don't you think it to be dishonest and disres
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by sras-me 2y ago
This article appear to be a bit childish. The whole issue is that the President of the Ukraine choose to argue in an event that was just ceremonial to an agreement that he agreed to. It was NOT supposed to be a discussion or negotiations. T
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by sras-me 2y ago
>both people already had each others' phone number in their smartphone's address book... Look if it is saved in the smartphone's address book, why does it matter if it is email or a phone number. I bet that people don&#x27
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by sras-me 2y ago
In a sensible world, we would be using this, instead of whatsapp. It is amazing that even really a vast majority of, even technical people, not once stopped and looked at whatsapp, and said "Wait, e-mail can do this, we just need a pre
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by sras-me 2y ago
> "Launching a full-scale invasion on the capital with the intention of negotiating neutrality" is a crazy plan he would never come up with. That you really can't know, and >That's like beating someone up to get th
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by sras-me 2y ago
I don't know, may be Russia see NATO + US as a much bigger threat than how NATO see Russia as a threat. Or may be NATO have some other ways of dealing with this threat.
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by sras-me 2y ago
>They can always just stop? They can, but that is what I am wondering about. Will a desperate Putin think he can get away with a nuclear first strike on Ukraine? If he thinks he can, why stop?
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by sras-me 2y ago
I am curious about the plan of Europe about on countering a nuclear first strike on Ukraine by Russia, because the latter has run out of options because the war dragged on and on by the support from Europe, draining Russia of everything the
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by sras-me 2y ago
> He favours the aggressors. What is your response to this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD_KEFpuIro Transcript here: https://singjupost.com/transcript-jeffrey-sachs-on-the-geopo... >What was
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by sras-me 2y ago
Glad I had to scroll all this way down to reach reddit. Also, please take a look here as well, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43252998
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Jeffrey Sachs – Speech at EU Parliament [video](youtube.com)
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Jeffrey Sachs – Speech at EU Parliament(braveneweurope.com)
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by sras-me 2y ago
> I always thought it would be cool to have a PC that you just turn on and in 200 milliseconds, you're at a Python REPL or something That is where I plan to go with SPADE, https://hackage.haskell.org/package/spa
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Show HN: TunnelRat: A 3D WebGL game to exercise your spatial orientation(sras.me)
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by sras-me 2y ago
So there is no/vastly less motivation to program the computer for ones own needs or fun, (unless you are already a programmer by trade)
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by sras-me 2y ago
> More people than ever are capable of this today by a wide margin than at any point in history. Capable, yes. Because there is Internet. But is it easily discoverable? and is it interesting once discovered? No and No.
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by sras-me 2y ago
I don't think more people should become software engineers. But I think more people, even non-professional programmers should be able to program computers for their own needs. So basically I think programming should be something that a
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by sras-me 2y ago
A lot more, but I think it is pretty obvious that it is mostly because it pays a lot. Not because of more intrinsic motivation.
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by sras-me 2y ago
I once asked a 20 something kid "do you know why computers are a big deal", and he said, "because it is a communication device"? Computers are so good at being programmable that now a days people don't see it as a p
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by sras-me 2y ago
>right now the ability to program your computers is way better than it‘s been at any time in my 50+ years since you’ve got world class compilers, interpreters and development tools available for free along with all the documentation you
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by sras-me 2y ago
>So there aren't any GUI controls, buttons, input fields, &c.? No. >Would there be a way to add those in the future? Yes, but only for making TUIs.
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by sras-me 2y ago
I am not sure I get your question right, but there is no canvas. You just switch to the graphics mode (just as it was done in the likes of QBasic) and draw stuff using the graphics functions. Here is a screen grab of a poor attempt at imple
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by sras-me 2y ago
>Javascript isn't, Python isn't, nothing is or will ever be as simple and fully-capable of an intro as we had during that short period of early home computers... That is exactly why I started making this.. https://ha
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by sras-me 4y ago
>The Universe is "just" mathematics.. I have come to this conclusion as well. It came to be when I was looking at a fractal animation, and it appeared that things moved in it as if obeying some laws of physics. I have expanded
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by sras-me 4y ago
Reminds me of the following expression. "The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum - even encourage the more critical an
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by sras-me 4y ago
By that logic photoelectricity should be impossible with non-ionising radiation, right?
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by sras-me 4y ago
Why do you assume heat to be the bad guy here?
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by sras-me 4y ago
It is not that you don't know that kills you, it is what you know for sure, that just ain't so.
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by sras-me 4y ago
Not exactly on this topic, but when can we hope you to start shipping to India?
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by sras-me 5y ago
Very nice of you to give it a try, and sorry for all the issues. Some of these are known, but most of them are not. So thanks for all the details!

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