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4y ago
Perhaps Nim will compile to Zig one day?
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4y ago
Why not move the videos into a different jurisdiction? Just the domain name, or register an overseas company which pays you royalties or something.
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4y ago
You seem to want to focus on the damage being done to Russia instead of the damage being done to Europe. Instead of Europeans focusing on resolving Russians concerns about US interference in Europe's defence policies via NATO, they hav
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4y ago
If you are serious about communicating then you MUST blog in addition to tweet. Twitter is for soundbites, not lengthy articles. You can't expect people to read tweet after tweet when they would rather read a long continuous article. T
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4y ago
Someone should ask the guy to publish on a blog and link his twitter to it.
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Fullfact.org is excluded from uBlacklist blocks, does GOOG format it differntly?
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Some people don't like chunky bacon, but a lot of others do.
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4y ago
And how much raw material needs to be mined and processed to manufacture those rare minerals that generate the power? Have you accounted for the recycling of uranium? Only a minuscule amount of the energy in fission material goes to generat
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Im my view the true reason is that knowledge based companies see their knowledge workers as their greatest threat and competition, so prefer to channel their employees energies into technologies which make it hard for their employees to us
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4y ago
Your name reminds of one Kaveh Alamouti, PhD. In a particular year in the late 80s or 90s he was the UK's highest earner by dint of bringing his mathematical genius to bear on the trading activities of Tokai Bank. You might tap your na
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4y ago
I think with such projects it is more important for the leaders to focus on the the higher level architecture, the data structure and algorithms and their proper documentation rather than the coding finished product. Of course they can code
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4y ago
No one ever head of the Integral Fast Reactor which uses the "nuclear waste" as fuel? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp1Xja6HlIU Somehow it never comes up in nuclear power discussions. The only problem with nucle
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The usual idiocy of clever clogs who think they are clever enough to see the sense made by authorities they consider to be clever. The whole premises of Covid treatment was that only govt authorities had the knowledge to decide how "Co
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I guess "experienced C programmers" must be short supply although they have been writing C for years.
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This is the outcome of a policy which insisted that people with serious symptoms stay at home to let illness run its natural course without any treatment until they became hypoxic enough to warrant hospital admission because the symptoms we
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4y ago
Using C sounds like it will bring a whole new list of exploits with it. Not good!!
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4y ago
Sounds like https://github.com/thestinger/termite , the vte-ng issue, the https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=679658 issue which goes as far back as https://bugzilla.gnome.org/sh
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4y ago
What of the Integral Fast Reactor which has the waste disposal issue licked? It seems no one wants to discuss the huge progress made in the design of nuclear reactors over the years. The idea that a technology which has been in development
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4y ago
"Far-right" - Opinions that differ from leftist flavoured corporate agendas.
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4y ago
More interesting is which companies are going to get the contracts to supply these Cybersecurity specialists? Getting 700,000 people to screen the source all those open source libraries line by line would be a lot more useful.
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Nope. This speaks to the moral character and psyche of the Wests leaders. The Covid crisis highlighted the absolute indifference of the West's leaders to human rights and freedoms, and we are supposed to believe that their hearts are b
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This is the naive viewpoint. Ever head about "The Clash Of Civilizations: And The Remaking Of World Order", which is actually a book? Westerners do not truly understand how degenerate their political leaders can come across to the
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> Perhaps Germany thinks that economically hurting Russia is more important than finishing the pipeline? Sounds like the guy holding a hammer before another guy and saying "I know you think I'm being cruel to you, but believe m
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If you want to put this way how is Ukraine being a a vassal state of Russia that different from Germany being a vassal state of the US by submitting to sanctions blocking the opening of NordStream II which the Germans were looking forward t
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Perhaps you should read the article again and again and again. Zelenskyy was Holomoisky's protege and if he was calling for better relations with Russia years ago then perhaps Zelenskyy's regime should have listened, rather than f
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> It's a defensive alliance, one that is designed to stop Russia doing exactly what its doing now. NATO hasn't been a defensive alliance since the fall of the Soviet Union. Its role in the two Iraq wars, Libya and in the wars i
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Yeah right. Read this NYT article about Ihor Kolomoisky, the guy allegedly behind Zelenskyy's rise to power and do some serious thinking. https://web.archive.org/web/20191123115230/https://www.nytim.
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You can't be friends with a country which commits joining a military alliance which puts your ports and navy under the control of your enemies. You seriously expect Russia to have its military and merchant ports in Crimea under NATO co
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Germany don't want Kaliningrad because they have direct access to the sea already. Many European territories were kingdoms won, owned and transferred between them. Why do you think so many of Germany and France's kingdoms were spr
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Crimea never belonged to Ukraine. It was in the Soviet era that Crimea was made part of Ukraine. Once an Ukrainian govt hostile to Russia took over it was inevitable that Russian tanks would move in. Why do guys like you think that Russia i
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