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yhavr

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    Comment #47533615

    Much simpler, IMHO single letter = sound letter + z = "hissing" version of the sound letter + accent = soft version of the hissing sound letter + i = same previous item, but caused…

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    Comment #47232942

    > and their land handed over to someone else Well, they were offered a partition plan, and instead of further negotiations chose to start a war. Multiple wars, in fact, and managed…

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    Comment #47215417

    I didn't want to spread the answer too much, bit if you're asking. > of an inhabited nation https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/nation > a tribe of Native Americans or a group of…

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    Comment #47193431

    > Doesn't defend what happened to Jewish people in Egypt and Lebanon, but certainly puts some context around it. Which context? That zionism is right and it's great that Jews had a…

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    Comment #47193188

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    Comment #47122328

    Yes, in Ukrainian/Russian PRQL can be easily read as "prikol" (joke/gag/quirk). But I guess the best name would be "perkele" (emotional, like "damn") in Finnish.

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    Comment #44212867

    Not every source of pleasure is equally addictive by its nature. However, I'm not talking about _addiction_, but messing with the dopaminergic system. It's, I'd say a specific kind…

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    Comment #44212189

    besides porn, things like facebook, tiktok, instagram, reddit... generalising, it's everything that acts as a button "gib me more novelty" that one can press as much and as frequen…

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    Comment #44211797

    Well, doesn't porn-ish entertaiment fuck up ones reward system? I'm not talking of porn specificly, but about a range of products that turn people into "dopamine rats", constantly …

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    Comment #44211761

    Well, social networks and *-toks are also poisonous for your dopaminergic system. As well as certain classes of games, I guess here's a spectrum. But the best option I see is to ed…

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    Comment #43567724

    Lol. "Liberal" people create an echo chamber by eliminate opposing opinions and then are surprised that people elect far-right candidates. > Until we can live in a world where fund…

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    Comment #43472001

    > I don’t think my kids would be happy if I quit my high paying job to pursue my dreams or whatever Wasting life on a lifestyle one doesn't enjoy, just to raise another generation …

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    Comment #42791501

    Obviously. And much more leave on the previous stages. Because academic science doesn't have scientific proof of existance. People shouldn't stay there, because there are no anthro…

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    Comment #41511951

    > CPS > Child protective services (CPS) is the name of an agency responsible for providing child protection > Child (c) wiki Well, if you compare them to kids, doesn't it mean that…

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    Comment #41416421

    So you say that palestinians as a society are politically incapacitated like kids, and should be governed by some external authority until their society matures enough to self-gove…

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    Comment #41416297

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    Comment #41416239

    > This kind of sensational event is what social media was designed for I agree with you! It's much harder to do viral tictoks with harmed israelis, because they built a marvelous d…

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    Comment #39791173

    > Germany? (Over)socialist? Are you high? (from what I researched) To the extent that Germany wouldn't allow me to invoice foreign company as a freelancer, because it's considered …

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    Comment #39789621

    There should be a balance between workers bleeding dry in capitalism, and workers don't have (good) jobs because it's too much hassle with "regulations and labor protections", and …

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    Comment #39573206

    Btw, tried to implement Result[T] flatmaps etc, it looks uglier than err != nil func myfunc(url string) Result[string] { tup := FromTuplePtr(http.Get(url)) return FlatMap(tup, func…

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    Comment #39572145

    Please explain how errors are fundamentally different so they require drastically different way of returning.

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    Comment #39572142

    I agree that the type system should be better. And for some reasons, golang didn't even implement proper tuple types. However, now with generics, you can actually do Result[T] with…

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    Comment #39566325

    > sane error handling? Golang _has_ sane error handling. It just considers errors a normal and expected situation. When you perform a http request, and the result is successful you…

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    Comment #39538687

    Knowing about South Korean work culture and years of cramming required to join it, what is the purpose of bringing kids there? If a culture claims to be so hard-working, so smart, …

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    Comment #39502570

    I call it bullshit. Arguments like "more progress" and "more geniuses" would make sense only if global population manages "geniuses" and "progress" efficiently. Which in fact is co…