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by vkazanov 9y ago
She's not talking about Turkey as something superior to the US. Quite the opposite! She notices similarities between Turkish nationalism and American patriotic world view, and that includes being a very aggressive state.
692.
by vkazanov 9y ago
...and? What's wrong with simlinks?
693.
by vkazanov 9y ago
Weather acceptable as a famine cause is a clear sign of bad economy, don't you think so?
694.
by vkazanov 9y ago
I think "speculation" is a better word here. :-)
695.
by vkazanov 9y ago
And you call that a proof? :-)
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by vkazanov 9y ago
As a Russian, and as a Russian interested in economical history of both the Russian Empire and the USSR, I have to notice that before the communists the Empire had serious famine problems [1], and had no serious modern (19-th centure styl
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by vkazanov 9y ago
This is an example of a US government funded org, just like oh-so-many others. I agree with you to a certain extent but, please, this is a broken "proof".
698.
by vkazanov 9y ago
Dura lex, sed lex (c), and there's no way around it.
699.
by vkazanov 9y ago
Fewer contributions? Or fewer companies abusing open-sourced code?
700.
by vkazanov 9y ago
I keep a daily work + personal note journal in Emacs using org-journal. All the files are synchronized using Dropbox between my machines. The journal is a mix of a TODO list and a diary. I also have a tagging system for all the entries whic
701.
by vkazanov 9y ago
My doctor said that everything involving wrist micro-traumas is bad: tennis, volleyball, *boxing, etc.
702.
by vkazanov 9y ago
Well... Of the top of my head: use a proper keyboard, use all of your 10 fingers, code in a proper body position. Hands should be in a natural position most of the time. Standard laptop keyboards and mice are a crime against one's hand
703.
by vkazanov 9y ago
32 It's my 12s anniversary as a professional programmer. Did work on all kinds of projects: a hugely popular online game, a search engine, all kinds of smaller projects. Love programming more than ever. Couple of noticeable age-related
704.
by vkazanov 10y ago
LiveJournal is still quite alive in certain parts of the world... But yes, FB ate 'em all.
705.
by vkazanov 10y ago
14 now, including the one in my comment. That's more like it, but I think we can do even better.
706.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Only 8 mentions of Rust per C/C++ related link. I am disappointed!
707.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Can't say Common Lisp is intuitive but in comparison with C++ it looks... Cleaner.
708.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Actually, I just have a systemd unit launching the Emacs server for me. So starting an Emacs frame takes 0.2-0.3 s at best :-) So it's stopped being an issue years ago!
709.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Finally, some reason!
710.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Thank you so much!
711.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Is there a way to follow the journal somehow..? RSS? Email subscription?
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Show HN: FUSE filesystems in Emacs Lisp(github.com)
46 points by vkazanov 10y ago|6 comments
713.
by vkazanov 10y ago
1) I think you know what I mean. If everything was all right, and there was nothing to hide - how could anybody influence anything? 2) That's probably because I am an ethnic Russian on a mostly American site.
714.
by vkazanov 10y ago
So, Clinton was corrupted, and somebody noticed it, and it is Russians who are to blame? Huh.
715.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Oh but they do burn people alive, don't they? I think it's still quite possible to find Odessa videos on Youtube..
716.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Get what? You didn't hear about the Volyn massacre?
717.
by vkazanov 10y ago
They DO happen every week in the Middle East, I am afraid.
718.
by vkazanov 10y ago
Just wondering: so you are one of those bright souls that know where the light is..? People are not as stupid as you think they are. That's what democracy is about, like it or not.
719.
by vkazanov 10y ago
600k smth. Not even a million.
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by vkazanov 10y ago
Yeah, right. 9/11, ISIS, crushed states and chaos in the Middle East... They all happened before the fall, obviously.

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