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FpUser

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    Comment #49237732

    China is not responsible for your fuck-us, you own it

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    Comment #49227137

    >"To what extent are the Chinese labs being subsidized? Are they real businesses?" And who gives a flying fuck. I am a "real" business and I count my money. It is not my life goal …

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    Comment #49227114

    >"You can say this about literally every product we buy..." - and this is exactly why I am not buying many new things just for the fuck of it

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    Comment #49217314

    Those are going down the drain. Far below inflation for many many years. Canada I came to and Canada now are 2 completely different countries, former being way better in terms of t…

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    Comment #49214536

    Instant love

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    Comment #49214476

    "75,000 new jobs" - they forgot to add that most of those no longer provide livable wage. With the way inflation is going they could soon hire everyone since the real value of the …

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    Comment #49168263

    >"Essentially conquering all of Iran by ground invasion..." - you have already conquered Korea, Vietnam, etc.

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    Comment #49168131

    >"gentleman's understanding that neither would use them, and each side careful to not back the other into a corner where they'd have nothing left to lose." So we'll just grind each…

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    Comment #49154859

    True Scotsman? I quoted what you said: >"Regulation doesn't hinder innovation" There is no "quality" in there. Try something better

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    Comment #49148394

    >"Regulation doesn't hinder innovation" General statement that means zilch. Regulation depending on particular conditions can definitely curtail innovation or destroy it completely…

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    Comment #49143845

    Frankly the amount of books available from before LLM is staggering. The supply will long outlive me. So why would I buy any AI generated one? That is unless it starts producing so…

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    Comment #49135752

    This is what I do. If however I wanted to do some open source I would definitely copy releases to GitHub as well

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    Comment #49090948

    Never ben to Kyrgyzstan. In Uzbekistan - yes lots of meat but also superb veggies and fruits.

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    Comment #49089730

    I did learn few things, everyone loves my Plov ;) No shortage of ingredients in Toronto and proper cookware.

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    Comment #49089531

    >"non-submersible" - this right away excludes it from even considering for my use.

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    Comment #49089387

    I spent about a year of my life in Uzbekistan. Food there is pure heaven

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    Comment #49078396

    Get the fuck out. The amount of self-entitlement and hypocrisy in the article is insane, vomit inducing.

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    Comment #49070191

    I have business oriented C++ backend where I use mostly OOP but also use DoD in few critical places that do a lot of calculations over big chunks of data. It is simpler than for ga…

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    Comment #49070005

    >"Nonsensical levels of generality is one of the classic OOP pathologies" I think it has nothing to do with OOP which I find very convenient for some domains and not so much or eve…

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    Comment #49063970

    >"...but damned if I could find one with a red seven-segment display that I liked..." Funny but I have one which updates time "via the cosmic ether", has big red 7-seg LEDs and as …

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    Comment #49059200

    >"something has to change for Putin for him to remain in power, and one option is an escalation with NATO" I think us couch experts including author of that particular video have n…

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    Comment #49059052

    >"Putin on his own is something Europe should easily be able to handle as long as they've got Ukraine on their side." 500+ million people and corresponding economy needs Ukraine to…

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    Comment #49053153

    Spying on citizens just in case. Reminds me some countries.

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    Comment #49038156

    >"AFAIK space is still exactly the same, at least in the US." - I believe he is talking about countries other than the US

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    Comment #49037990

    I think Em-dashes are fucking useless and confusing.