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Comment #48816222
Race != Race. Race as a social construct exists but biologically speaking there is no such thing. In the US the term "race" always refers to the social construct. The german word "…
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Comment #46938831
They weigh 80-85lbs and travel at speeds of around 50mph. The impact would be quite serious, if they crash at speed but even falling on a car or a human would be quite serious, pos…
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Comment #46326243
How is this different from what the US is doing? See Monroe Doctrine for example and recent events concerning Venezuela?
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Comment #45511101
The anti-nuclear movement in Germany started in the 70s. The last nuclear power plant was built decades ago. In my opinion the decision to not invest into nuclear and scale it up f…
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Comment #45489565
The current state wrt to nuclear in Germany reflects a decades long consensus in Germany that spans the majority of the population, scientists, intellectuals, politicians and even …
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Comment #44353986
C before C11 has no memory model. Rust doesn't have one but effectively it inherits the C++/C memory model, so there is actually no difference.
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Comment #44325726
All hardware is unreliable and it's only a question of scale whether the probability of failure gets high enough that you need self-healing.
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Comment #42205207
In practice these warrants mean that they cannot travel to any country that does recognize the ICC without being arrested, which means they almost certainly won't.
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Comment #41690496
FYI the "left" has introduced woke 90+ years ago in the 1930s. It merely increased in popularity.
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Comment #41465020
Rust is more popular than all of these languages except swift combined. So it seems empirically that ergonomics and expressiveness don't matter that much or these languages don't m…
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Comment #40880739
I would also add that what the question really really means is "Do they understand what we and I are doing here? Do they understand what they are asking of me? Can they emphasize w…
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Comment #40814577
> On a per-module basis a simple fixture is used to determine if the db should get reset for each test, each file, or the entire module. That sounds interesting. How do you determi…
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Comment #40737789
Die Linke (far left), Greens (left), FDP (socially liberal-ish but economically further right than CDU) and AFD (far right) are against it. SPD (left) is internally conflicted abou…
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Comment #40405311
While this is true, the idea behind this was not merely to collaborate on coal and steel production. The intention from the very beginning was that such tight economic coupling wou…
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Comment #40306983
Beef is extremely inefficient compared to plant-based food. We could sustain a far larger population with no loss in standards of living without it.
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Comment #38897387
You don't need a conspiracy theory here when there is a far simpler explanation: China has 1B potential viewers/customers that hollywood wants as an audience to grow and increase p…
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Comment #38845721
Here is an announcement from last year stating that volume expansion is stable since 1.24: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2022/05/05/volume-expansion-ga/ The zalando postgres-operator …
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Comment #38725482
If you operate at the scale where you consider the performance implications of foreign keys, you probably are not ok with anyone accessing the database or running just any query ag…
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Comment #37507033
> Just like API's, databases have tools to allow you to evolve - for example, maintaining views that keep a contract while changing the underlying schema. What are the database too…
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Comment #36522786
The german term you want to look for is "mittelbare Drittwirkung". On this particular topic there is an interesting case from the Bundesgerichtshof about facebook accounts that wer…
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Comment #36503038
It's far from shallow minded. In Germany that's actually how the law is interpreted. The theory is that under an indirect third party effect free speech becomes effectively limited…
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Comment #35658580
A foreign key doesn't necessarily imply an index. If you are using postgres, you would have to add an index in addition to the foreign key, if you want one. On delete cascade, depe…
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Comment #34740512
> Why should FOSS be any different? Because it's not a business. Health regulations for restaurants also don't apply to your kitchen at home, even if you are inviting friends for d…
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Comment #34311432
This problem is by no means limited to the US. Germany has that problem as well in rural areas and there government is also providing subsidies to expand broadband access. Sometime…