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Comment #32876946
Recently been reading up on model checking, and Kripke structures are mentioned often. They are somewhat similar to Labeled Transition Systems, but then with propositions on the no…
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Comment #32389467
isn't the crux of the matter the all-reaching laws of the US that allows their intelligence agencies to order EU-subsidiaries of US companies to offer up their data..?
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Comment #30511286
not racism, more like discrimination. It's not strange to pay more attention to your neighbor getting shot than some guy in another city getting shot.
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Comment #30287419
> So is it likely the European Commission did this in an attempt to block US companies from offering internet services to the EU More like the European Commission did this in an at…
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Comment #30084802
Indeed, I'm also half convinced that your parent comment is some sort of GPT-3 generated stream of blandness.
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Comment #29251022
Can't speak for all of Europe, but my bank in the Netherlands (Rabobank) certainly does offer chargeback options on debit card purchases.
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Comment #28819545
Majority rule is kind of the underpinnings of democracy though, and free speech is a major factor in effective democratic systems.
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Comment #28817995
You're in for a tough one once you find out that reality TV and video-games exist.
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Comment #22596841
(I'm not sure if you're from the US or not, but let's just assume you are) -- how responsible do you feel for the vast amount of war crimes commited by US soldiers in the middle ea…
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Comment #19812509
Instead of implementing `ToString` directly, you should implement `Display`. A `ToString` implementation will automatically be added, and you get all the formatting goodness out of…
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Comment #19483377
Aside from using the term "waifu" instead of something like "wife" / "SO" / "girlfriend", the comment itself seems fine to me. I've heard stories of low computer literacy in Japan …
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Comment #19348272
This is honestly one of the most bizarre projects I have seen. I fail to understand the "open-source-but-not-quite" attitude of the author.