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Comment #49226496
The South Korean government was a military dictatorship at the time. And the North was wealthier. Without the power of foresight, you couldn't justify the war as bringing democracy…
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Comment #49198016
I didn't mean a literal tree that has leaves and bark. I meant the tree structure that you get when you trace the ancestry of all organisms. A tree coordinate system would assign a…
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Comment #49194083
They spent a whole section glazing the Linnaeus system like it's a perfect thing, but as someone who has delved into taxonomy a lot (due to playing Metazooa and Metaflora), there a…
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Comment #49193963
There are a lot more to Criminal Botany. There's the chaotic evil variety, like planting an invasive species, planting bamboo near your enemy's house, and sprinkling mint on someon…
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Comment #49035658
This Schroedinger's Freedom is getting tired now. They happily label themself as free-market democratic liberal progressive when you're justifying bombing a poor third-world countr…
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Comment #49030896
One thing I really don't like about this video, is that he was specifically describing the advantages of that specific van and drivetrain, that being Toyota Sienna, and he's not wr…
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Comment #49015473
> By virtue of how hard it is to get any information on creatine What exactly is hard about that? You can get all sorts of information about creatine, it is one of the most studied…
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Comment #49015463
> Creatine breaks when cooked Into what?
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Comment #48945477
You mean like building an AI data center in the middle of a residential area, and fitting it with gas turbines that deafens the entire neighborhood?
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Comment #48886764
These people are perfectly fine with depicting React developers as corporate zombies that can't think for themselves. Good faith is bidirectional.
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Comment #48826017
What do you think of the medical doctor Dr Tai that "invented" calculus in 1994 and called it Tai's Model?
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Comment #48794405
I can accept this for a hobby project language that unexpectedly blew up in popularity. Go is not that language. Zig's developer also had grandiose plans for his project language, …
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Comment #48794372
Programming language development have been happening for 60 years. We have tonnes of prior art, we have a rich history of experimentations. If you're a language developer that does…
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Comment #48794327
You don't think having a package management system in the compiler is weird?
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Comment #48791098
Zig, Go, and Python developers do this thing, where they announce that "We have removed the radiator fluid from the fuel tank", and all their supporters cheer about how this is goo…
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Comment #48534829
If the difference didn't matter, we wouldn't have so many different lisps. Obviously the difference mattered enough to the people that created Common Lisp when Scheme already exist…
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Comment #48390887
The way to see if it's actually a fallacy, look for in-fighting between the two supposedly opposing camps of goombas. I've seen internet commenters say China is overstating its eco…
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Comment #48335542
The point is that it's the job of the democratic legislature to codify what you just stated here into law, so that all money managers have to abide by this standard, not just those…
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Comment #48317968
That sounds nice in theory, but real programs have multiple channels of IO going on: std IO, logging, network, database, file system. I follow discussions in Haskel groups sometime…
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Comment #48267340
As the title indicate, this article is comparing construct-to-construct, not idiomatic code to idiomatic code. You probably won't use struct initialization in C++, yet the feature …
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Comment #48167190
You might want to read that article carefully. It doesn't disprove what I said.
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Comment #48157372
There is no legal definition of terrorist. As far as international law is concerned, those "terrorists" are civilians.
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Comment #48131923
A quick google query says 15% of US households own a personal computer in 1989.
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Comment #48116562
Would you say the same about a 40 year old suburban USA dad who is a Walmart store manager, who served in the US army for 8 years in his twenties? Is that a "valid military target"…