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I would like to remind you that the USA are selling billions in weapons every year to Bin Salman, crown prince of Saudi Arabia, responsible of the killing of the journalist Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi, dismembered in a Saudi…
What about "People in the USA are grieving because of China virus created to kill us, but we won't do anything against China because the first step of grief is denial"? How does this sound? It's completely normal to me…
I think you're missing the point. To me the post was answering to someone claiming that - Americans suffered the consequences of COVID because of China, which is arguably not true, they have handled the pandemic badly…
I'm pretty sure this qualifies as genocide, because the word "genocide" is in the title. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_of_indigenous_peoples
not Americans. They always need someone to blame. Remember when they went to war with Iraq on fabricated evidence? Remember when they wen to war with Afghanistan after 9/11, but Afghanistan had no responsibility…
How about, I am non native English speaker, those are perfectly valid numbers for me, so don't shove your limited view of the World down my throat? How about some magic words spell things and you can't change that? Java…
> but the fact that LGBTQ people enjoy helping to make it successful. can we stop idolizing things that are so common, they're boring? I've worked with LGBTQ people in software engineering before the LGBTQ acronym was…
Are you sure? Read again > I optimize directly for the hardware I'm running on, which typically gives me 10-100x performance improvements. Controlling how memory is managed is critical. > What makes you think you can't…
> What makes you think you can't control how memory is managed in Rust? experienced C++ programmers says "Rust is great but very young and still C++ is better for my use case". Rust supporter replies "what makes you…
the evidence is the same of the elections: if only 30% of the people vote, the most loved vote was non voting. I don't see PHP programmers going to Stackoverflow to vote for PHP, but it still gets a lot more things done…
Rust is nobody employer though
> The LGBT part is barely mentioned (one sentence of a couple paragraphs on the code of conduct), I've literally never read a single sentence about it nowhere else since 1983 when I got my C64 and wrote my first Basic…
escaping JS nightmare hoping to be hired by the startup that's rewriting something already established in Rust and declare defeat two years later.
because we are in post computer science times. personal identity > mental capabilities personal branding > collective growth physical traits > work ethics so it's funny to me that they are still called "communities" but…
> Hi, people have made money using my code and I also don’t care looks like everyone's missing the point. > I understand this is upsetting to you Again, maybe I am on another level of comprehension, so I don't…
did you or did you not write these sentences? > Other than an appeal to their sense of morality (which only works if they happen to be a Stallman disciple) > what's their incentive to use it? It's simply demanding more…
> Other than an appeal to their sense of morality (which only works if they happen to be a Stallman disciple) it's the exact opposite. Apart from the wording, which sounds dismissing for no reason, Stallman has no…
> like they did with cigarettes. THEY ABSOLUTELY ARE NOT THE SAME THING! Animals enjoy alcohol too, it's a beverage, it's a natural substance, there's no way that alcohol it's gonna be like cigarettes! Hotdogs are bad…
that's probably because drinking in the US is very expensive. which is a form of prohibitionism in itself, but didn't stop people from binge drinking. Here in Italy, where wine is very cheap, you don't see people…
> m not trolling. I think America would be better if people didn't drink America simply drinks too much We Italians are usually described as people who love to sit and drink all day. On average Italians drink half the…
> In moderation, it adds a unique pleasure to being alive as the old adage says: In medio stat virtus https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/in_medio_stat_virtus
then don't drink and live a better life than anybody else. animals enjoy alcohol too[1], it's not simply cultural and it's not a "west only" thing. > all the while alcohol is imposing higher and higher tax on you.…
> Americans are much more compliant now American health issue are mostly class based. Black and brown people are poorer on average, hence they face more issues regarding health issues in general. Alcohol abuse is a well…
> Both can be true at once, for exactly the reason described: the causal effect goes in the other direction. still non drinkers do not live longer on average. which totally defeat one of the few benefits associated to…
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I would like to remind you that the USA are selling billions in weapons every year to Bin Salman, crown prince of Saudi Arabia, responsible of the killing of the journalist Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi, dismembered in a Saudi…
What about "People in the USA are grieving because of China virus created to kill us, but we won't do anything against China because the first step of grief is denial"? How does this sound? It's completely normal to me…
I think you're missing the point. To me the post was answering to someone claiming that - Americans suffered the consequences of COVID because of China, which is arguably not true, they have handled the pandemic badly…
I'm pretty sure this qualifies as genocide, because the word "genocide" is in the title. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_of_indigenous_peoples
not Americans. They always need someone to blame. Remember when they went to war with Iraq on fabricated evidence? Remember when they wen to war with Afghanistan after 9/11, but Afghanistan had no responsibility…
How about, I am non native English speaker, those are perfectly valid numbers for me, so don't shove your limited view of the World down my throat? How about some magic words spell things and you can't change that? Java…
> but the fact that LGBTQ people enjoy helping to make it successful. can we stop idolizing things that are so common, they're boring? I've worked with LGBTQ people in software engineering before the LGBTQ acronym was…
Are you sure? Read again > I optimize directly for the hardware I'm running on, which typically gives me 10-100x performance improvements. Controlling how memory is managed is critical. > What makes you think you can't…
> What makes you think you can't control how memory is managed in Rust? experienced C++ programmers says "Rust is great but very young and still C++ is better for my use case". Rust supporter replies "what makes you…
the evidence is the same of the elections: if only 30% of the people vote, the most loved vote was non voting. I don't see PHP programmers going to Stackoverflow to vote for PHP, but it still gets a lot more things done…
Rust is nobody employer though
> The LGBT part is barely mentioned (one sentence of a couple paragraphs on the code of conduct), I've literally never read a single sentence about it nowhere else since 1983 when I got my C64 and wrote my first Basic…
escaping JS nightmare hoping to be hired by the startup that's rewriting something already established in Rust and declare defeat two years later.
because we are in post computer science times. personal identity > mental capabilities personal branding > collective growth physical traits > work ethics so it's funny to me that they are still called "communities" but…
> Hi, people have made money using my code and I also don’t care looks like everyone's missing the point. > I understand this is upsetting to you Again, maybe I am on another level of comprehension, so I don't…
did you or did you not write these sentences? > Other than an appeal to their sense of morality (which only works if they happen to be a Stallman disciple) > what's their incentive to use it? It's simply demanding more…
> Other than an appeal to their sense of morality (which only works if they happen to be a Stallman disciple) it's the exact opposite. Apart from the wording, which sounds dismissing for no reason, Stallman has no…
> like they did with cigarettes. THEY ABSOLUTELY ARE NOT THE SAME THING! Animals enjoy alcohol too, it's a beverage, it's a natural substance, there's no way that alcohol it's gonna be like cigarettes! Hotdogs are bad…
that's probably because drinking in the US is very expensive. which is a form of prohibitionism in itself, but didn't stop people from binge drinking. Here in Italy, where wine is very cheap, you don't see people…
> m not trolling. I think America would be better if people didn't drink America simply drinks too much We Italians are usually described as people who love to sit and drink all day. On average Italians drink half the…
> In moderation, it adds a unique pleasure to being alive as the old adage says: In medio stat virtus https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/in_medio_stat_virtus
then don't drink and live a better life than anybody else. animals enjoy alcohol too[1], it's not simply cultural and it's not a "west only" thing. > all the while alcohol is imposing higher and higher tax on you.…
> Americans are much more compliant now American health issue are mostly class based. Black and brown people are poorer on average, hence they face more issues regarding health issues in general. Alcohol abuse is a well…
> Both can be true at once, for exactly the reason described: the causal effect goes in the other direction. still non drinkers do not live longer on average. which totally defeat one of the few benefits associated to…