Youtube comments of Toby (@toby9999).

  1. To the ruZZian who asks "Where is our glorious army?" It's in Ukraine committing war crimes.
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  2. Respect for those good Russians who risked their freedom to speak the truth about Ukrainians.
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  3. Supporting Ukraine right now is a no brainer. If Russia wins this battle, the cost of putting Russia back in it's cage will become much higher.
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  4. Cutimg aid to end the war is bit like cutting policing to end crime.
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  5. Russia attacks it's neighbours, russifies them, takes away their independence, persecutes its citizens, commits genocide and then wonders why said neigbours don't want a repeat.
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  6. Ruzzia doesn't need a ceasefire. Just leave Ukraine.
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  7. So Russia believes it has the right to destroy it's neighbors unopposed? Have I got that right?
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  8. Yeah, Ben's presentation was really awsome honest and thought provoking. Long live Israel.
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  9. Western governments need to up their game. I live in the West, and I'm angry.
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  10. Send the 300 billion to Ukraine before tRrump does something stupid.
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  11. It's actually disgusting. For most people, $1000 a week is good. For Pool to suggest that 100k a week is nothing much is a slap in the face to the working class everywhere. He doesn't even create good content.
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  12. Those who are still asking why the counter offensive is taking so long, I'm suspicious, I'm thinking they're trolling. It should be very clear to all by now what the Ukrainians are fighting against.
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  13. These kind of delaying tactics should be deemed out of order. Surely these Senate clowns aren't being payed to read children's books? What a crazy system!
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  14. Greens closing nuclear power stations makes no sense to me. I thought they were in favour of zero emmisions?
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  15. I worked in factories for 19 years. Not good. Then, I went to university to follow my passion. Best thing I ever did.
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  16. Well, I guess Putin could simply end the war if he's really panicking?
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  17. This has to be one of the best and clearest descriptions of the situation in Ukraine that I've heard.
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  18. I was shocked and disgusted by Lex's dishonesty or naivety when he said Putin loves his country. But I loved that Zelenskyy laughed in his face. Perfect response.
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  19. Lock her up and throw away the key
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  20. That scene where the lady lost her son was heartbreaking. Pootin has to be stopped. There's still too much talk and too little action from Western governments.
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  21. Beautiful speech by the Ukrainian soldier. This is why the world must support Ukraine for as long as it takes. Freedom is in sight. Better not let that flame go out.
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  22. I've been coding in C for 35 years and C++ for 25 years. Thinking in that lower level of detail feels so natural that I struggle with higher level languages.
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  23. Pootin is the worst thing to happen to ruzzia and the world in many decades.
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  24. This guy seems clueless on the appeal Trump and clueless on the insanity of the left. And it's not about liberalism vs populism.
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  25. Tucker was behaving disingenuously on this issue. Big loss of credibility and very disappointing.
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  26. Ukraine has experienced a taste of what freedom feels like and it's not going to let go of it lightly.
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  27. I have dabbled in game development but the hardest thing to begin with is to think of a good game idea. Then there is graphics and sound resources to design (difficult for me) and coding (probably the easiest part). Probably have to customize the game design around your skill set unless you have a team. Just my thoughts.
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  28. I'm almost your age and you're right. I can remember the nuclear threat during the 80's like it was yesterday.
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  29.  @killbaru624  Jake can show what he likes in his videos. It's his channel but he doesn't want political debates ongoing in his comment section. Nothing to do with hypocrisy. Additionally, Jake has an international audience. I'm in Australia where the American domestic politics right now is far less relevant to me than what's happening in Ukraine
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  30. When Lex in the intro claimed that Putin loves his country, I decided that the interview wouldn't be worth watching. Zelenskyy's response (laughter) was brilliant. One other point... Zelenskyy's english is excellent.
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  31. The first reading by Douglas Murray was brilliant as Douglas always is. The second sounded like someone from the woke brigade. Ridiculous stuff. The destruction of the statues is an abomination. And an act of vandalism. The third speaker complains about cherry picking then goes ahead and cherry picks. Again, ridiculous.
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  32. Maybe Trump was right? Just a thought.
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  33. Why would anyone have "gender reveal" party? LOL
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  34. Trig is a nightmare.
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  35. I can't believe the world is virtually standing by and letting this stuff happen. Yes, there is a lot of talk, and there are weapons being supplied, but not enough. When is the free world going to say we've had enough of this shit?
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  36. ​ @tancreddehauteville764  Spot on. I was born in one and live in the other. Both are great countries in their own ways.
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  37. Ruzzia trying to make their clown show look like a real democracy.
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  38. Buying more gas from russia should be an absolute no-no.
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  39. Sorry but I lost interest as soon as your guest made the unsubstantiated claim that we're nothing but chemical systems. Absence of evidence is NOT evidence of absence. There is a huge collection of work suggesting that our world and life might be more complex than just chemistry. There are still very many unknowns, so best not make claims about them.
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  40.  @gmw3083  Russia cannot win but since you think it is... please explain Russia's goal. From where I'm sitting, Russia looks unhinged. It doesn't have a clue.
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  41. Germany is playing silly games.
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  42. Pauline Hanson is full of surprises and I love it.
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  43. Same as how people vote for Trump, I'm guessing.
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  44. Because people are being falsely accused of being racist all the time. The word "racist" has been weaponized by SJWs and is used to shut people down.
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  45. You're spot on. It shocks me how many people just don't get it. Russia needs to learn the hard way that empire building is over.
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  46. It's not about being told to remove the hijab. It's about being free to remove the hijab. It's about being free from the Islamic mind control. A women who is truly free will not want a hijab.
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  47. People who think skin color matters are the real racists and most of them are on the left.
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  48. And that's being polite. Trump is batshit crazy.
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  49. The New York Times headline is shamefully disingenuous. The headline should read something like "Hospital in Gaza Damaged by Malfunctioning Hamas Rocket". Disgraceful.
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  50. American party colours are back to front. Red is usually associated with the far left and communism. In Australia our left leaning party is red, right is blue.
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  51. Disco is still my favourite music genre. Been listening to it for almost 50 years.
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  52. I've been following Konstantine for months. I get the impression he is completely honest and legit but necessarily cautious about what he says. We don't have to agree with every detail but I believe he is speaking from the heart. On comparing median salaries, my country (Australia) is roughly 3x Russia.
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  53. Why are Republicans so much more supportive of Israel than they are of Ukraine. We saw that difference in the house votes.
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  54. I've been turning mine off every night for the past 28 years. Not had any problems. Makes no sense having a PC running all night while sleeping.
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  55.  @xavianashmore5548  The video is insufficient proof. Nothing to do with race.
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  56. It's pure evil.
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  57. I'm also hoping for Australia's F18s as well. The more the better.
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  58. Hard fought for freedoms can be easily lost by apathy. People died fighting for the freedoms we have. We can't condone law breaking but it's easy to feel conflicted when the restrictions seem arbitrary, inconsistent and unjustified.
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  59. Absolutely spot on. Especially with regard to Ukraine being able to ignore any deals that favour russia.
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  60. Good!!!!
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  61. And he's doubling down on the bs and his base are lapping it up. It's buzzare.
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  62. There is already a cycle of violence.
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  63. It isn't. Israel was pushed into this situation by hamas's 18 years of relentless attacks. Hamas has been attempting genocide against Israel for 18 years. The 2023 invasion was a continuation of that. Genocide is hanas policy. What else is Israel to do? Drop your bias and consider the situation.
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  64. No.. Better off without them. They're a menace.
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  65. The so called "trans community" is not an actual community. It's an artificially created grouping based solely on generalisations around a specific personality trait.
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  66. A lot depends on Americans dumping trump.
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  67. Scott Morrison is doing a good job under extreme pressure. And I cannot tolerate the ABC. That interview comment was outragous.
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  68. Evidence that humanity is sick.
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  69. I've just retired mid-60s. It's probably a little earlier than I'd planned, but the overheads, the constant change, re-skilling, scrum, agile, kanban, Jira, Git and a bunch of other stuff became overwhelming.
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  70. Testing makes most sense when a community us trying for elimination but not when it's endemic. There's too much testing in Australia. More important is to monitor hospitalisation and test only symptomatic cases.
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  71. The Democrats have lost their marbles.
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  72. Rogan's podcast is a waste of time and space.
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  73. Excellent comments from Mr. Turnbull
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  74.  @FuriousImp  I felt very much as you do for the first six months of this war. But we've now seen attacks well within Russian territory, attacks in all five annexed territories and an attack on the Kerch bridge and on Russian ships and still nothing.
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  75.  @Niksky2  Yeah, and then Ukraine do the same. Russia can't win long term.
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  76. This guy makes my blood boil. The war will stop when putin stops.
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  77. I did donate a snall amount, but no more. My blood is boiling over this bs.
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  78. ​ @carbonx95.08  There is evidence of muslims celebrating. Facts hurt, right?
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  79. Having nothing to say about the woke or the squad doesn't make the problem go away. Biden worries me way more than Trump did and I'm nowhere near far right.
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  80. Fox is better than Vox.
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  81. Brilliant and informative conversation. Thank you.
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  82. Hamas have never behaved like adults.
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  83. But where are the double blinded trial results? All I've seen so far are unsubstantiated claims and reports of toxicity. Would be interesting to see some solid data in support. Additionally, it seems vaccines cut deaths by close to 100% and unlike ivermectin, this is supported by widespread trials.
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  84. Pelozi has lost her mind. Totally deluded.
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  85.  @tobybrown1179  Rubbish. Are you a bot?
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  86. That was a fantastic and informative discussion. Thank you.
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  87.  @mostbased  If IQ can be measured (and it can) then it's objective. The IQ discussion is not for people who value feelings over facts.
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  88.  @VirtueMastery  We do not have a real concensus. What we have is a distortion based on propaganda, biased media coverage and censorship among others. That said, science is more about the method than it is about concensus.
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  89. I agree with you about the people trash talking America and Biden on weapons. I've pushed back numerous times and even unsubscribed from some of the channels that thrive on it.
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  90. ​@effexon Problem for Ukraine has been the decades under Russia's oppressive boot.
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  91. Spot on. And now the West and their allies need to lift their game.
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  92. There has always been some focus on natural immunity but it's not a viable path to herd immunity in this pandemic because covid-19 is too deadly.
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  93. ​@rufescens Also, I'm wondering how much of this delay was down to interference from Trump?
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  94. There are flaws in the American governmental structure and rules that need fixing. There's no way the speaker should in any way shaoe or form be able to block the president on defence issues.
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  95. ​@vhawk1951kl Did you really have to be a smart ass? There are too many inflated egos trying to one up folk on social media already.
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  96. As a C and C++ programmer, memory management is always something to be considered from the get go. It's just an integral part of the development process. Never seen it as a problem.
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  97. Jake Broe is such a genuine guy and his content is always great, but this fundraiser brings it to a whole new level. It speaks a lot to Jakes character and the type of audience he attracts.
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  98. ​​ @c2ashman My main gripe is the whole C++ is dangerous mentality. Yeah, so are cars, power saws and knives. Lets have cars that never crash and knives that are never sharp. I've worked for a multinational as a C++ developer for 25 years, including assisting support and product mantainance... it's safe to that 99%+ of bugs are logic errors, not memory issues. Rust and Zig aren't going to fix that.
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  99. It's late but not too.late. The ruzzian threat is still there with troops and equipment massed near the border.
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  100. That's promising news, but I can't help but worry about what ruzzia will do over the next 5 years given American political dysfunction and European laziness. I mean, the EU just takes so long to get organised.
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  101. Then you're missing the point.
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  102. @GregDeman They did similar to what they're doing to Ukraine, Belarus, Hungary, Georgia, Maldova, Romania, etc... meddling, invading and generally being a pack of a-holes. Tell us why the ruzzian federation is so big? Study some history instead of asking for a history lesson in a YT comment section. It's all online.
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  103. The woman who's blathering about the dog... is she this vocal about these dogs mauling children?
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  104. I also think Trump holds a grudge against Zelensky, and additionally, Trump, being morally bankrupt, he respects strength for any reason. He sees strength in putin and weakness in Zekensky. He likes bullies.
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  105. I'm shocked that anyone would spend $2400 for the service?
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  106. Pootin has waited ruzzia's soviet heritage, which should have been preserved for defence instead of being wasted on invading it's friendly neighbour. Not only that, but pootin has destined his people to a life of misery under long term sanctions. He'll be remembered for sure...
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  107. The left have been giving Islam a free pass for decades and this is the horrific price being payed.
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  108. Just noticed the ruble breaking past 100. The trend is still looking good... but not for ruzzia.
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  109. I think young people have to follow their passion. I've been a developer for 25 years with a great company. My son wants to get into software development because he's passionate about it. Not everyone can run their own business. I thought about it 30 years ago but I'm as clueless now on running a business as I was then. I've now retired. With 30 years development experience, I could probably do something on my own, but as I said, I'm clueless about business and I don't work well with people, which is why I avoided promotions. And that seems to be the norm in IT... poor people skills. Plus, my skills were pretty niche, being 99% C and C++ Windows application development. I have zero interest in anything web based.
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  110. Australian Labor lost the unloseable election in May and still haven't figured it out. Similar thing. Completely lost touch with reality.
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  111. And Putin must know that.
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  112. Yeah, that basically it. Typical bully mentality.
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  113. NZ has been woke for decades. It's one of the reasons I moved to Australia where positively and a can do attitude prevails. Tired of having Maori culture and fake Maori pronunciations thrown in my face. Tired of the Maori this and Pakeha that crap. How about just all being NZ''ers I thought, but it never happened. Ironic that the woke country is more racist than the non woke. My wife who is from SE Asia also prefers Australia.
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  114. Excellent.
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  115. I'm not American but I also had tears in my eyes. A great moment in history.
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  116. It's mostly hair color and style, in my opinion. Some people go grey at an earlier age (as I did). Some men go bald earlier.
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  117. Yes, the idea of a peace deal is nonsensical. Russia started the war and wants it to continue. Only Russia can choose to end the war. Ukraine's only real option is to keep fighting. I've always felt this way, but your extra point that Russia considers the four Ukrainian oblasts to be Russian territory makes a peace deal even less likely.
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  118. A whole bunch of replacement languages that only solve 1% of the issues, whilst creating a whole lot of new ones. You don't eliminate bugs by throwing away a well proven language. You do that by increasing skills, both in development and testing.
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  119. Russia has been doing this centuries. Obviously slow learners.
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  120. Does pootin not understand what NATO is? NATO can not "pull back".
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  121. Gotta laugh at the level of idiocay in those night clubs. Perhaps laugh is the wrong word... maybe cry?
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  122. Blade Strikes They're not cowards. They are balanced and unbiased. No need to go left or right. The 'middle' is where one is free to take the best of both sides based on merit. I'm conservative on some issues and liberal on others.
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  123. The Trump / Vance thing is a huge worry.
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  124. ​​​ @seanb8172 Doesn't have to be the Minister anyway. There are already "first nation" people in all levels of society. They're all voices. What about Chinese voices or Indian voices etc? Why single out one group to have an extra special "voice"? What about the homeless? Do they have a "voice"? The idea was absurd. We all have a voice.
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  125. The current war is entirely different. Those earlier years aren't a good predictor.
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  126. Writing a raytracer like this one from scratch was one of our university computer science projects. A lot of fun it was.
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  127. Blame hamas.
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  128. At current rate there'll be 200K losses by summer
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  129. I have his hairstyle. There is nothing wrong with it. It's better than being bald.
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  130.  @maryohmaryoh  I would say that on average, Australians are slightly more left leaning than Americans, but we do have a smallish contingent of very loud maga style folk who gravitate to political parties like 'One Nation'. I would describe Sky as the Australian Fox News channel.
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  131. Don't write off the baby boomers too quickly. They're not all Trumpians.
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  132. Yeah, but russia was making way more from the deal. I guess if russia had stopped paying Ukraine, the gas would have been turned off.
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  133. My brother in law was adopted into a family and he didn't take on the attributes of his adoptive parents or siblings. He was the odd one out in pretty much every way. My aunties were adopted into our family at a very young age (by my grandparents). They are indentical twins who grew up together but then lived appart for the subsequent 60 years, yet they are more similar to each other even now than they are to the rest of us.
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  134. So there's a choice between very bad and very very bad...
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  135. ​ @jeffhicks8428 What coup?
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  136. We should defend them all and dump the PC crap.
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  137. I've never liked the way some folk spin the issue of the so called "NATO expansion". There is no movement. NATO is not a thing that gets bigger or moves around. It's simply a defence agreement between nations who fear Russia's aggression. Russia has enjoyed lying about NATO and bashing it endlessly, but his own actions have confirmed beyond any doubt the importance of such a treaty. It's no surprise that membership is growing. But that's not the same as saying "NATO is moving east" as some would have it.
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  138. Another fantastic conversation. Excellent as usual.
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  139. I personally find the Muslim face and hair coverings offensive. When I see a woman dressed this way, I feel angry. I think why is she not free in mind and in body. These things symbolize the oppression of women. We don't need any of that stuff. I wish they were all banned.
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  140. I'm struggling to understand why the west is taking so long to get the weapons to where they're needed. I live in the west and I feel ashamed that more isn't being done and done faster. We cannot let Russia win.
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  141. ​ @dfloper LOLOLOLOL Ivan, you had me in stitches.
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  142. Douglas Murray on the U.S. elections, Trump, Biden etc... absolutely spot on. Sam was sadly a train wreck.
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  143. ​ @jackbuaer3828 The Polish PM will change his mind damn quick if russian wins.
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  144. Not sure whether you've ever contemplated suicide... it's a pretty dark and heavy state of mind. I know that place. Finding the right direction to walk is not always possible.
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  145. And I can understand why they'd want to leave. The European immigration policies have been appalling over the past decades. As one of our Australian Prime Ministers once said... We will decide who comes and when they can come. He also stated that immigrants should integrate and adopt our values. He also said Australia should favour skilled immigration. He was, of course, stating the bleeding obvious. No point in importing division.
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  146. ​@braxxian They don't have tens of thousands of tanks right now. They may have had 20,000 tanks before the invasion. The best of those have been destroyed and a lot of the remaining ones are rusted up junk that would require a complete overhaul, as you mentioned.
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  147. You'd be right but he'll pay big time in the long run for not giving a crap.
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  148. ​@AK-ej5ml We (Australia) have provided aid to around one billion dollars. I would like to see that doubled. But it's not just about America defending Australia. Defence agreements act like the nuclear umbrella as deterrents. Break those agreements and small nations can be picked of one by one like we see ruzzia doing to Ukraine i.e. not being a NATO member. Australia always stands with America. Look at the recent sigificant conflicts e.g. Iraq.
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  149. The reason for the talk about nuclear weapons is because Putin made the threat. It's that simple.
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  150. Not sure about Ben Shapiro but Lex was right. His guest by contrast seemed to be pro Palestine which strikes me as kind of bizzare!
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  151.  @MrGgabber He was found guilty. He's not a good person.
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  152. I was skeptical about the suicide claims until now... this latest rubbish will push a lot of people over the edge. I've been through it. I know how it feels. I actually do believe there will be more death by suicide due to this mad lock-down than by covid-19.
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  153.  @gamerk316  Not sure about you but I loved the 68000 architecture. It was so elegant compared to the x86 stuff. I've been fortunate to have been working with C and C++ for 25 years but now being pushed into the Java world, I'm hating it.
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  154. Pootin should take a lesson from this and drop out for the sake of his country.
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  155. I love the claim "Windows 11 is the best advertisement for Linux" lol. Meanwhile, Windows 11 market share is already 5X Linux.
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  156. "America Bad" pretty much summarises Chomsky's world view.
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  157. Actually, this did age well.
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  158. Instead of answering the question, he starts playing his invisible concertina.
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  159. Damn. More TDS?
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  160. ​ @187mako1977 Not really, but that kind of thinking has delivered Trump.
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  161. There is something seriously wrong with Green's brain.
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  162. This is the first time I've heard her speak and I thought she sounded quite reasonable. In fact I agree with most of what she said in the interview. There is a shortage of people like her with the guts to speak out against the retarded left-wing and the Islamist threat.
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  163. In the middle of a pandemic with hospitals overloaded... there is a time for behaving like social animals but this is not that time. Idiots are what these people are, with no consideration for the doctors and nurses at breaking point.
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  164. Seems like a perfectly sensible law.
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  165.  @isaacwojo3273  Not really. There are already too many people.
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  166. That's exactly the point Jake was making. Ruzzia would have invaded had they not been in NATO
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  167. I'm hopeful and confident that Ukraine will gain the advantage this spring. I think we see huge movements in May and June.
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  168. Pootin's ceasefire terms are outrageous.
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  169. An absolutely fantastic discussion and a great guest.
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  170. Rubbish!
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  171. Same from Melbourne
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  172. @videowa4er Yeah, right, LOL. Next joke.... I'll tell you who Putin loves....he loves himself.
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  173. Exactly my thoughts. Not impressed with his attitude.
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  174. Every country who values freedom should be playing a role in maintaining it, and that should include defence. What we see happening in Ukraine should be a wake up call for anyone who thinks orherwise.
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  175. I like how Ken Ham talks about "the final nail in evolution's coffin..." We are still waiting for the first nail. Then he goes completely nuts referring to the bible as being solid proof that evolution is a lie. LOL
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  176. Reza Aslan said FGM is an African issue. It's not a 'African issue', it occurs globally and in Muslim communities, so how can Reza Aslan's comment be considered mostly true when in fact it is totally false?
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  177. For a country as huge and as resource rich as ruzzia is, people are shockingly poor.
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  178. His answers were good.
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  179. That's what Sam thinks. It's not what I think. I think Sam has lost his mind over this the way he did over Trump.
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  180. They should have the same defenses given that they're both fighting an existential battle for their land and culture against the same axis of evil.
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  181. The medical profession is still learning about this novel disease.
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  182.  @62Cristoforo  Then make it a door that only opens from the inside.
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  183. ​ @TomaKic Putin invaded Ukraine. Which if those 3 words do you find confusing?
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  184. Trump complaining about corruption....
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  185. Call me old school, but I'm sticking with C++. The only language in that list that I'd even consider using is C#. I have zero interest in web development.
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  186. Some people are morally bankrupt
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  187. And not only in America. We also have lazy selfish inconsiderate people who don't care... the antivaxx mob and the antimask mob and the anti-lockdown mob and people who wear their mask incorrectly (nose out, under chin, loose etc) and people who don't wash their hands etc. It's depressing.
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  188. Great. I've been using C++ for 30 years. It will be my language of choice for 2025
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  189. What, 2.5% of GDP on military spending by 2030? LOL Should be at least that now and increasing. Every country that values freedom should well above 2% already.
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  190. Why blame those three? The ultimate responsibility lies with every individual. That's really what America is based on, right? Freedom and liberty. And with freedoms come responsibilities. Everyone who votes trump will be responsible, not just Musk.
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  191. Yeah, what Trump said was insulting and ignorant at a minimum. He's clueless.
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  192. Seems as though Russia has always been a trouble-maker. It has no other purpose.
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  193. Russia in 2022 was flush with cash and feeling confident and aggressive. China is in the opposite position with a struggling ecomomy. China's only hope is to trade its way out of that hole, and it needs a stable and prosperous global economy to do that. Additionally, China now knows how the West will react should it start its own war, and with China already being on the back foot financially, it would likely be reticent to make Putin's mistakes.
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  194. Hope you're not in Russia...
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  195. There was a time when I though Musk was ok. Thunderf00t put an end to that.
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  196. Sadly, I've not been habituated to barking dogs. After 30 years of ear bashing. I notice every bark, every minute of every day, and it's driving me insane.
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  197. ​ @FlamingBasketballClub  How is wokeness related to this war? I don't see it.
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  198.  Jack Richardson  Actually, I think MDS is spot on. It's the same leftist derangement syndrome at work. They dummy spit when they don't get what they want.
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  199. He doesn't seem to understand basic economics.
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  200. In Australia, summer officially begins on Dec 1, winter June 1, spring Sept 1 etc.
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  201. It's easier to contribute when you're working in a small team, at least that's been my experience over the past 25 years. It's also easier to contribute when left alone and not micromanaged. Sadly, the whole scrum/agile/sprint 'everything has a ticket' approach and everything that goes with it is stifling and it kills creativity. I've become one of those 10% you mentioned, and I hate it, but the top heavy micromanaged approached combined with rapid change in tools, languages and technologies has sidelined me. I can no longer function as I once did. As for maintenance... I've done a lot of it. I would argue that maintenance requires greater product and code base knowledge, and it can be more difficult than new development.
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  202.  @jonathanschell6736  That would be a ridiculously illogical reason to vote for anyone.
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  203.  @totallyanonymousbish9599  I would say noticing doesn't matter if what you notice doesn't matter to you.
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  204. Keep your guard up, it's not over yet (as we've now experiencing in Melbourne). One stray case handled poorly is all it takes to muck up.
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  205.  @AddamSolo  Why funny? Millions want the opportunity but will likely never get it.
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  206. India also seems to love ruzzia. It's shameful.
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  207. ​ @tgriffin3059 You're living in a dream world. Trump is hated and his popular support is crashing. Most Americans didn't vote for him anyway.
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  208.  @Torquemadia  Not really. A lot of anti-woke folk are simply sane rational thinkers who don't like the social damage.
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  209. For me it wasn't 2016 and Trump that affected me, it was 2020 and the far right's response to the pandemic. The antivax, anti-mask nonsense and the raft of misinformatiom that continues to this day. Until 2020, I was on balance on the conservative side. I'm now politically homeless.
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  210. I've always believed we would all get infected because the vaccines don't prevent infection. I don't think this is anything we didn't already know.
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  211. Great news. Poland and Ukraine need to stick together.
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  212. Well said.
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  213. Maybe I'm a bit odd but I love working from home. Saving on fuel costs. No commute. No searching for car spaces. No overheated stuffy offices. No colleagues coughing, sneezing and nose blowing. No constant chattering and other distractions. No dress codes. Flexible hours. Eating better. What is there not to like?
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  214. ​@RUSSIA-q4f NATO doesn't move. It's just a defence pact among nation states.
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  215.  @bill9989  He didn't say "everybody". And yes, there are way too many idiots in this world.
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  216. He's a complete clown on geopolitical issues in my opinion. Everything is framed by his hard left bias which obviously makes his opinions next to worthless. Obviously I don't agree with him.
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  217. Debates are a awful way to get at the truth. It typically boils down to stage presence and the ability to sound convincing, or the ability to confuse the opposition. It's a skill. Trump's strength is in his stage presence and his ability to sound convincing when he's really bullshitting... like Putin.
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  218. I don't believe scientists have a clue. Most try to argue it away instead of actually doing the research. Most of their "explanations" fall well short. Bruce Greyson is probably closer to an understanding in my opinion based on my experience with the OBE
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  219. Not being critical of America per se as I have great respect for the country, but I find the political system somewhat bizzare. It seems to be horrendously overly complex for starters. Who would have though the speaker could effectivelly block government policy?
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  220. The claim that Alex Jones and Trump are the same is just plain stupid.
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  221. Both bad... but I can't choose either
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  222. Calm down. The reason is unknown. Fact. You're just projecting your own opinion.
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  223. Candace Owens in brilliant. She had the better of this guy. He's an idiot.
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  224. Actually, a lot of professional jobs are threatened with or without immigration. Many people now work remotely. I'm a case in point. I can be replaced by someone else wherever they live. All they need is an internet connection. It's not as simple as you might think.
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  225. It's the typical dog nutter attitude. It's never the dogs fault even thought it almost always is. They're in deep denial.
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  226. I have roughly 80,000 emails in my gmail folders... how would you suggest I sort through that lot? Gmail doesn't provide any convenient way to search, filter cleanup, etc. I couldn't keep up, so I gave up trying.
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  227. It's mostly scaremongering. Do some fact-checking.
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  228. @user-bh1wf5hz2n Your last point ignores the fact that defeating ruzzia in Ukraine helps NATO. Ignoring Ukraine strengthens ruzzia, etc. The war links Ukraines safety with NATO, like it or not. Not to aim this at you, but a lot of commentators miss this obvious fact e.g. maga.
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  229.  passius1  Mainstream media organizations such as the BBC have enormous influence, can influence elections and sway huge sectors of the population. When did the BBC last produce an expose on BLM? In my country, the mainstream media actually present BLM as a force for good. It beggers belief. Publicaly funded organizations should remain unbiased, else be defunded. Free speech is a separate individual rights issue.
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  230. The term "climate denier" makes no sense anyway.
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  231. Or, it might re-engage with the world after Trump.
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  232. ​ @palandorstvold5622 Yeah, but it affects both sides. It's also a very bad look. Trump has lost his mind.
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  233. Both sides made some good points, though Sam more so. But choosing Trump as president is like calling arsonists to a burning house.
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  234. Here's a question for you... why didn't Ukraine utilise the much vaunted Lend Lease facility? Now expired. No one is talking about this. I'm hoping Jake can provide an update on this. There appears to be missed opportunities on both sides.
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  235. What he said about BLM (a black supremesist anti-establishment domestic terror group) beggers belief. In complete denial.
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  236. Maybe use the Australian model... close state borders, police border crossings and impose heavy fines for breaches. It works. The heavy handed approach is necessary because too many people are selfish and stupid and won't do the right thing.
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  237. There are no cities like that. Most people don't give a toss.
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  238. ​ @kevinhood9781 Then there's something wrong with your humanity. I love her smile when it's genuine.
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  239. It's not true that no one is talking about the stolen children. It has been talked about repeatedly and regularly for two years. Your figure of a million is likely wrong, though.
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  240. ​@CP-nl2zb No... Sam IS an intellectual. You're just not bright enough to notice.
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  241. Someone claiming to have "the whole truth" when it's already common knowledge triggers my BS detector.
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  242. Zero information voters.
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  243.  @realistreally5544  There are very few western people invading Muslim countries. It's pretty much one way traffic - Muslims immigrating to the west. You're conflating war with immigration. Are you really that stupid?
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  244. I think that's more common than imagined. I was the same but never had thoughts of wanting to be a women and I'm not gay. So, way too much importence is placed on children's behaviours that will be grown out of.
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  245. The point you make @ 24:25 is exactly how I felt when I saw those crowds. How could those people embrace such a scumbag? I don't understand it.
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  246. Apparantly a climate emergence has been declared by Melbourne councils yet here I am in an outdoor courtyard cafe in summer and the gas heating is on. Go figure!
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  247. Nice report. On the positive side, the number of people in ICU in Melbourne is still lower than during the delta wave last October. Incredible given the daily case numbers.
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  248. I've been a fan since the "four horsemen" days, so would agree with you with except for one thing... his irrational hatred of Trump. He simply can't let it go.
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  249. I don't see a lot of hate, just mostly people taking sides. It's an extremely controversial topic with strong opinions and positions and no easy solution. Perhaps even no solution.
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  250. Foulfellow 43 I live in a city with over 100 cultures living together and integrating effectively without problems most of the time... Islam is the notable exception.
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  251. Thank you for acknowledging it.
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  252. I still use WordPad and NotePad sometimes. NotePad especially.
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  253. Marriage doesn't last? Why not? I've been married for 30 years. Hopefully I'll live long enough for another 30. Marriage can work when there is mutual respect and love. Problem is, for too many people it's all about me me me.
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  254. ​ @Garrett_Bear_Stap There is a difference between disagreeing and trolling.
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  255. Brilliant guest. Your best interview in my opinion. An incredibly important topic.
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  256. I hope we do more. Ukraine must win.
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  257. Yes, an echo chamber criticising an echo chamber.
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  258. I'm not even American but I felt a sense of elation when Trump won in 2020. Perhaps misplaced, but I felt yes, finally someone who will have the guts to call out wokeism.
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  259. This was brilliant.
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  260.  @davidpietzsch2187  Masks don't work? So we may as well stop using masks in dental surgeries and operating theaters because they're useless, right? And you don't need science to prove that beyond any reasonable doubt that lockdowns work. We've been locking down cities and/or states in Australia since early 2020 and they always worked. Should be pretty obvious to everyone that community transmissions will fall when you prevent or reduce the number of interactions.
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  261.  @dinooldman6671  Not relevant to the impeachment. We'll never know for sure about "election fraud" but the Democrats were clearly wrong calling their failure a victory. Trump was acquitted... again.
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  262. I noticed the comments had disappeared but the whole video had been buffered, so kept watching. And here I am again. Great show as usual.
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  263. Anyone afraid of facts and/or honest discussion won't like this video but why should we care about them? And does it matter if nazis comment? It's about free speech. right?
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  264. Most people wouldn't know about their woke bs. I use Wikipedia every day a lot as a technical source, so $2.75 seemed reasonable, but no more.
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  265. Exactly my thoughts. The current AI technology is being massively overly hyped.
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  266. ​@MrGgabber Take your blinkers off.
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  267.  @theprophetez1357  Genetics is alrrady used to treat cancer. This technology is an enhancement. Interestingly, science is healing more people than "God".
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  268. Joe Rogan is all over the place, inconsistent and unethical.
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  269. On the other hand, Ukraine would have collapsed 12 months ago without Western help. So let's be intellectually honest about this.
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  270. ​@piotrc966 Maybe that's why Linux is an epic failure as a desktop OS? I mean, it's ready quite awful. I've tried Linux many times over the past 20 years, and it just doesnt work for me.
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  271. Thank you for another great discussion with a great guest.
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  272. Hope you're right. We need some good news.
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  273. I remember that.
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  274.  @piked261  What Ukrainian fascists? The fascists are all Russian.
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  275. Yeah, good point, and it's more compact, and somehow, it just looks better, in my opinion.
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  276. He'll either fix it or destroy it. Both are a win on a social level.
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  277. No man can end poverty. There will always be poverty. Scarcity is part of the natural balance.
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  278.  @timebong8366  Troll?
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  279. He can only pat the backs of half of them. The other half were shameful.
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  280. The loss rate of 2.5 could be considered a lower bound. Not every tank loss can be documented with photo evidence. Estimates from the field are significantly higher than the oryx numbers.
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  281. RuZZia occupies less Ukrainian territory now than it did at the peak of its 2O22 invasion. Since then, Ukraine has almost destroyed the soviet stockpile. That's how. You're obviously not paying attention.
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  282. Better owner? Only an idiot would own a pitbul.
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  283. How is that not treason?
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  284. It was already free.
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  285. It's probably non-binding anyway.
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  286. Yeah, he's been ranting about Trump for 6 years. Unbelievable.
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  287.  @realistreally5544  You need to change you name to something better matching the level of stupidity of your comment.
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  288. shin  You're the moron. N95 masks are but not perfect. No mask is perfect, but some are better than others. It's not all or nothing. Even a 50% risk reduction is worth having.
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  289. I like what you said but it doesn't take away the negatives. And some of those negatives were on display in Iraq and are still on display in many countries. As Sam Harris has often said, "bad ideas lead to bad actions". As much as I yearn for a peaceful world, Sam's words always hit home. The problem is that in many religious texts, there are good ideas and bad ideas and no way to unambiguously determine which of those ideas are wrong. I have spoken to Muslims about these things and they tell much nothing is wrong. We saw clearly in Iraq that the dominant Islamic group at one time believed the peaceful parts were wrong and we all saw the results.
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  290.  @radwilly1770  NATO expansion was not a factor. Russia wants the world to believe that it is because it plays to the narative they keep peddling, but it's not.
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  291. Emad Brahimi Indonesia was not always Islamic. Islam just spread and took over.
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  292. It is a game changer. It changes Ukraine from being a pushover to actually being able to defend itself.
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  293. ​​​​​​ @llt8101 That was stupid. The "native" people of Australia are not being threatened with extinction the way the Jews are. The Australian first people are Australian citizens with equal rights. They can be found in every work of life and level if society. That was a ridiculous analogy. Of course indiginous ethnicities have a claim to their historical homelands. The Jewish people have a very long connection with the land. There have been Jews living there for most of the past 3000 years. The only exceptions would be when they've had to flee due to persecution. Can you imaginoin the outcry if an Australian "native" was refused entry into Austraia. You're telling us that from now on, the indiginous populations (Jews) should be refused entry into their own historical culturel home? Really? Bottom line... Jews were in Israel 3000 years ago, 2000 years ago, 1000 years ago and now and most times in between.
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  294. ​@Zuftware Crowdstrike had nothing to do with it. And how often does software segfault? Rarely, right? It's just lanuage bashing for bashing's sake. When was the last time the Chrome browser seg-faulted? Never?
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  295. It is completely one sided and it's shocking so many years on from 2016 that Sam is still pedalling his deranged hatred of Trump. About time he took a long hard look at the other side.
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  296. Yeah, Zelensky knows putin has no intention of withdrawing his troops, but he has to play along with Trump.
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  297. Voter's brains. That's what's wrong.
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  298. More delta scare mongering. This is less like science and more like media hype.
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  299. I should, but with low information maga types... it won't.
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  300. Ads on YouTube are now way over the top. Scams pushed to viewers every few minutes. Ads at the start of videos, throughout videos, and at the end of videos. Ads when the phone ap starts up. Ads when the ap resets after being paused. And if I'm writing a comment, an ad pops up and blows away what I wrote. Sometimes multiple ads... and most ads are just plain garbage.
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  301.  @TacticalShinebox  The Iraq and Ukraine wars are entirely different scenarios and that you have spun it in a deceitful way is shameful. But since you did... Iraq is more akin Russia... both governed by despotic dictators. Habitual breaches of human rights and perpetrators of torture and genocide. The US acted in support of the victims and against the tyrannical governments in both cases. Syria is yet another example of Russia backing the tyrant. The US again acted as global policeman and helped the victims of Assad's madness while Russia barrel bombed towns. We're seeing Russia do the same in the Ukraine war. The US has a history of fighting for freedom. Yes, you can cherry pick mistakes but on balance we should be thankful for their sacrifices. Going back last century, again, the U.S. helped save the world from the nazis and the Japanese fascists in ww2. We now have a peaceful Germany, Japan and South Korea etc. What did Russia create? Nothing of value. North Korea vs South Korea... spot the difference. Now the US and allies are assisting Ukraine fight fascist Russia. People need to wake up and see the bigger picture.
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  302.  @mummys_boy_  That was stupid. Tell us how many millions have died from covid-19 vs deaths due to vaccinations? You have no idea, right? Stop your anti-vaxx BS, this channel is about science based reporting. Vaccinations are saving lives.
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  303. I would do it if I could figure out how. I think it's close to impossible to contact a human.
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  304. I specialised in C++ and never looked back... until now. 25 years. I still love C++ and hate everything web based. I still call myself a C++ deveoper. I can't let go. But at my age, I don't care. It's C++ or retire.
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  305. Spot on. Russia could be like any other European country if it wanted to be but it doesn't.
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  306.  @jamesflaherty9250  Only an absolute fool would promote international tourism at the cost of lives and health of their own citizens. The tourism industry will bounce back when the time is right but that time is not now. We don't want thousand of infected travelers spreading disease in our communities.
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  307. It's not really so much about trust as it is about obtaining military support, and that's going to be subject to the politics of the day. And that's not limited to dealing with the US. Germany, for instance, is another case. If the US Congress were to lose a couple of the Republicans, then military aid would no doubt restart. Bottom line, the log-jam is really down to one man's political games.
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  308. She got the atheist, agnostic and deist definitions right. Good start. Too many get that wrong.
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  309. Rust advocates are like members of a cult.
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  310. You're right about the bullying. My nick name at school was mousy because I never talked and I was bullied mercilessly. The popular kids were noisy and good at sports. I was quiet and good at maths. They thought I was weird.
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  311. Hi from Melbourne
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  312. It may feel a little left leaning to those on the right, but that's only because the left's position is more often correct than on the right, hence those on the right are more likely to dissagree with Wikipedia content.
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  313. I'm not a "Trumpie" nor am I American, but I recognise TDS when I see it. Some balance would be nice.
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  314. Fantastic explanation. You've effectively answered the question I asked in your previous video about the value of the ruble.
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  315. Only 8 minutes in and the wheels have fallen off. Does Sam actually believe this stuff is worth paying money for?
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  316. One of the people on that panel was particularly despicable (the guy with the beard).
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  317. One of my takeaways from this commentary is that Indian history provides us with more evidence of Islam being a destructive and divisive force that requires continuous pushback. And given India's history, limiting Muslim immigration would be a completely understandable and rational policy.
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  318. ​@yeskaminakuritsova9368 LOL, it's an awful language that was adopted effectively by accident. I would describe it as a software engineering tragedy.
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  319. It's not a time for humour.
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  320. There are a lot of conspiracy theory idiots out there who actually believe everything related to the pandemic is a huge ploy to bring in some kind of dystopia. Vaccines, 5G, Bill Gates, masks, lockdowns. They're anti pretty much anything designed to help, so it goes without saying that they're going to troll this channel.
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  321. This is incredible. I live in Australia where people think 20C is cold. When it's 15C you'll see everyone bundled up in coats, hats and scarves. LOL
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  322. @Kate NZ has the advantage on one controlling government chamber I.e. no states, no upper house. It can develop and implement goals in a much more efficient manner across the whole country.
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  323. ​ @1BasedAmerican Not really. America has it pretty good in relative terms. Yeah, you can always cherry pick. But the facts are the facts.
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  324. ​@billwill7383 A genuine smile is a beautiful and positive thing... unlike Trump's clownish smile.
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  325. By governments not getting involved in business or religion.
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  326. ​@tonywilson4713 I'm with Sam on this topic. In fact, issues of the Middle East are his strong point, in my opinion.
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  327. Even better if parents of extremely unruly or disruptive children could just not get on planes, trains, buses... they're not wanted.
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  328. Feminism is not about hating on trans people.
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  329. Typical leftist rubbish. Sees racism everywhere where it isn't. Maybe fact check next time.
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  330. It's not about rights. It's about consequences.
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  331. It's a pity that Biden was so slow at getting those weapons shipped, knowing that Trump was pro putin.
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  332. ​ @zeez7777 You'll soon have language lawyers informing you that C++ is not a superset of C. Strictly speaking they are correct. Conceptually, C++ can be considered that way.
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  333. Why not? Just about every other group of people did it? In any case, Israel exists on the same land 'it' existed on 2500 years ago.
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  334. This is another great discussion but please... will you ever produce another podcast in which you don't bash Trump? The issues around managing panic vs implementing timely measures is pretty tough for leaders right now. Here in Australia, schools are still open - unbelievably.
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  335. Working in an office is completely pointless and wasteful of time and resources. Takes me a 45 min drive each way to commute. Stupid. Everything is online now.
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  336.  @jeeperscrikey8269  What crimes? Israel is a multicultural democratic nation protecting itself from a terrorist state who are in my opinion squatting on Jewish land and taking every opportunity to promote antisemitism and hatred, both from within Israel and without.
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  337. You must be psychologically imbalanced if you feel that way. No offense intended but you should be able to look at a women and see a person and not a sex object, even if she were naked. Perhaps your feeling of shame comes from religion?
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  338. +Eliza Miller Perhaps you are intellectually incapable of understanding him? I don't mean to be rude about it but that seems to be the most common reason why people just don't get what he is saying. Can you think of another reason? I'm struggling with this because he make sense to me and he comes across as a deep thinker and someone who is very intelligent and he is well credentialed.
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  339. And he would be correct
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  340. ​ @fayereaganlover LOL, calm down
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  341. LOL
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  342. I fail to understand why governments delay inevitable lockdowns until the death toll gets out of hand. Why not lock down hard and early? Less economic damage, less disease and less death. Australia did it pretty well.
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  343. Instead of fighting the woke wrecking ball, he's empowering it. How is anyone so uninformed?
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  344. The European NATO members were warned years ago and told to up their game. Looks like those warnings were ignored?
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  345. I was informally diagnosed but like you said, my whole life fell into place. I suddenly understould myself instead of beating myself up for not fitting in. Listening to Dave it's as if he's talking about me. I'm also a software developer, difficulty relating to people and get burned out in crowds etc.
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  346. Russia has to be stopped whatever the cost. If not, the cost will be far higher than just expensive gas. Yes, the energy crisis might reverberate throughout the continent and maybe the whole world but Russia has to be stopped.
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  347. Great... I've been waiting for this.
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  348. I agree with you over the pride thing, but that kind of stuff is everywhere now. I wouldn't switch OS over it. MS wouldn't give a damn if I did... but I would care because Linux doesn't provide what I need.
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  349. Not much has changed in Bakhmut.... a few km gained by best troops over 6 months @10,000 losses. I don't consider that winning. It's unsustainable.
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  350.  @Maximilien1794  Calm down. Context matters.
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  351. It's completely irrational, but a lot of people are irrational. People's emotions cloud their judgement. I believe it's that simple if you drill right down.
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  352. The new naming convention for variants is probably down to woke madness. Using place names is probably considered racist or something similarly nonsensical.
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  353. ​@toddburgess5056 Look it up. I can't describe it here because YT, but becoming "unalive" is common.
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  354. Who cares where they're banned. They do work pretty well. Their failure rate is tiny and a damn sight better than no test. So, what's your alternative clever cloggs?
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  355. Barrel Shape "There is no proven genetic difference between different races"... Depends what you mean by race but have you not noticed the differences in skin color, eye color, bone structure etc. between 'races'? You're telling us that genetics is not involved here? So if an African couple happen to have a child born in Scotland, their child will have red hair and fair skin? Or would it inherit the genetic patterns from it's parents?
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  356. ​@mitchyoung93 Yeah, because they would be crushed by pootin if they made a noise.
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  357. @The_Orgazoid Yeah, it's going viral. It is good, though.
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  358. Ending trials early is a good idea for many reasons, most of which have been discussed on this channel.
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  359. People have been considering for a year. Problem was the lack of evidence.
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  360. You need to understand that this is not a race thing. This cartoonist's style is to exaggerate identifiable features and he does a brilliant job of it. Look at some of his other work. People need to grow a sense of humor.
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  361. ​ @danielrhouck Not really. Stroustrup referred to C++ as "C with classes". If it's good enough for him, it's good enough for me. It's a nice succinct way to describe the language conceptually.
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  362. Dog control laws are also too weak. Pitbuls should be banned.
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  363. It's crap. We end up with a bunch of inconsistencies and incompatibilities. Similar problems with scripting languages... we need version x for this app and version y for the other. It's a constant source of problems. A bunch of processes break everytime something is upgraded on the system.
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  364. ​ @Bilb99 Not really. It's a war.
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  365. So a house will lose all of its value over 100 years. Doesn't sound so bad until you realise how property usually appreciates exponentially over 100 years. That's huge and it won't be gradual. Most likely, areas near water will literally crash at some point when it becomes clear that the land is about to become unusable and uninsurable. Like places where eroding cliff faces fall away and the owners lose everything. Sorry, but Ben's take on this is nonsensical.
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  366. ​@andrewcook1246 He has stocks in many companies. He has shell companies, etc. He doesn't own and run 100s of profitable companies. He hadn't even outperformed the stock market indexes, the last time I checked. Even the super funds outperform trump. Lots of smoke and mirrors. And you pretty much can't go wring with owning good property.
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  367. I remember those times and even earlier, growing up in the 60's. You're spot on.
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  368. They wanted to send downgraded versions. At least, that's what was reported.
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  369. If it's Jewish then why did they present such a biased pro Palestinian anti Jewish video?
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  370. That last segment about the kind Ukrainian woman, it brought tears to my eyes. Imagine a world full of such people.
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  371. I'm in full agreement with Sam on Covid-19, the pandemic and vaccination but the TDS is still too strong in him. Calling Trump the most dangerous cult leader in the world leaves me without any doubt about Sam's inability to be rational on this topic.
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  372. The liberal left are like a wrecking ball.
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  373. VICE News So we have a fanatical Islamist in the middle east decapitating innocent victims and this dawah guy blames Britain. No wonder Muslims are becoming unpopular. And this idiot goes further... he thinks the solution to every problem is wait for it... kill a bunch of people! Religion of peace? This guy talks about truth and then tries to sell a religion based on the premise that a god chose as his final prophet an illiterate medieval warmonger who allegedly flew to heaven on a winged horse. LOL
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  374. The anti-mask movement is alive and well... and some not so well.
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  375. It made sense at the time. You need to think in terms of the context of the time and not project 2025 onto it.
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  376. @TheGahta The difference is voting for a clown like Trump..... twice!!!
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  377. You must have an incredibly short memory LOL.
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  378. Contrary to popular (flawed) opinion, Sweden implemented a much more conservative response to the pandemic than many other Western countries. It should go without saying that when a population takes on board recommendations to stay home, wear masks, and other sensible precautions, the level of death and disease will be reduced. Sweden is such a case, and to a significant degree, their limited success was in part cultural. That said though, even though Sweden is held up by MAGA types as proof that covid restrictions were unnecessary, they're wrong. Sweden did poorly when compared to countries that did lock down. The Swedish approach would never have worked in my country (Australia) anyway. People here are typically too individualistic, not giving a toss, hence tougher enforcement was necessary. We saw that play out when mask wearing became a recommendation instead of being mandatory... 90% stopped wearing them immediately. I still wear masks in indoor crowds because I like being well. Since I began wearing masks in crowds, my occurrences of serious respiratory illnesses and lung infections has reduced from six or more annually to only one or two.
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  379. Not much sympathy for those russians compaining about the price of butter.
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  380. And thousands will hate Sam for his clarity and common sense. It's a crazy world.
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  381. ​@RustIsWinning It's not unsafe if it has been proven safe. Perhaps you don't realise that all languages boil down to assembly code at the bottom, and assembly is unsafe. Rust might be considered safe. Why? Because the implementation has features that enforce "safety" rules. The same enforcement can be built into a C application. The difference is in where and how those rules are enforced, but it can be done.
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  382. Too many slow languages, scripting, inefficient algorthms and bloated libraries. Poweful hardware rewards bad programmers and inefficient ideas. When I started programming in the 70s, assembler / machine code were the only ways to get usable performance.
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  383. She knows the value of freedom and the dangers of Islam from her own personal experience vs. lefties who are virtue signalling ideologically driven idiots. She is awesome.
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  384. Iraq is an entirely different case, as is the current war in Gaza, if you need another example. Iraq is a very poor example.
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  385. Great observation about Times Radio. I've found them to be overly pessimistic toward Ukraine's chances of winning. Too many of their guests speakers are pessimists. This channel is better by far.
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  386. While I don't agree with everything Andrew says, his support of Cardinal Pell deserves a medal.
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  387. It would be great if Russia would become a good "global citizen" and focus on improving life for its people instead of wrecking others.
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  388. Fantastic guest. Thanks to both of you.
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  389. Based on what evidence? I'm doubtful and worried.
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  390.  @rjonboy7608  Yes, but the low level stuff is more fun :)
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  391. They could buy some warmer clothing and save on energy bills. That's what I do.
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  392. I've had an awefull lot of trouble with teeth and gums. I've had eleven molars crowned and a whole lot of other issues. My dentist told me the best mouthwash is warm salty water. I've since been rinsing twice daily for 3 years now and have notice a remarkable improvement in the gums. Just my experience. Others may differ.
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  393. A few years ago, I would have agreed with you on Trump. I used to accuse Sam of TDS, but no longer. Trump is clueless and dishonest. Harris is the opposite. She is highly credentialed and very articulate. Trump just mumbles bs and lies... e.g. his complete ignorance about tariffs.
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  394. It's also Russia's fault. We should be careful about how much we beat ourselves up of this. Yes, I get it. Ukraine needs more weapons and they need them yesterday, but all of these deaths are due to ruzzia's barbaric unprovoked invasion. Let's not forget that.
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  395. Wish the whole world would be working together this way but there'll always be a few trouble makers.
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  396. Another great interview.
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  397. A lot bad things happened in a lot of places, perpetrated by different peoples at different times. We can't change history. Dwelling too much on the past instead of learning from it causes anger, self guilt and division and fuels wokeism instead of forgiveness and healing.
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  398. Dozens of countries have supported Ukraine, including mine with my tax dollars. What you may not realise is that most of the tax dolars Americans contribute goes straight back into American business. Not only that, your small contribution (and mine) is helping to prevent a full blown ww3.
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  399. No offence intended, but I don't understand the point of glorifying gayness, pride month, gay parades, rainbows, etc. I'm not homophobic, but I dont care about people's sexual preferences, it is not my business. But we don't have straight parades, straight colours etc. We just live our lives. I'm saying this as a general statement and not specific to you. Anyway, good luck with your continuing adventures.
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  400. Brilliant report.
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  401. You can add radical climate change activism to the left's toolkit of attack methods designed to smash western democracies. They even admit it's not all about the climate just as feminism is no longer all about women's rights.
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  402. Don't use it then. I avoid it mostly.
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  403. There is a lot of irrational sheep-like hate toward C++. Mostly clueless folk who just like making a loud noise. C++ is a great, versatile, mature, flexible, performant language. The whole "unsafe" thing is a skills issue. There is a massive amount of C++ code out there not crashing every day. C++ is not going away any time soon.
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  404. With respect, that is a stupid question. Too stupid to even bother answering. You've exposed your ignorance to the world.
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  405.  @Relkond  Russia deserves nothing good right now.
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  406.  @jacksfavorite4808  I'm 62 and yes, it's getting harder but I still speed skate and I'm adding cycling to help with aerobic fitness.
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  407. It's not admirable that he opens with another TDS rant. He just can't help himself and it's sad to see.
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  408. Amazing. Never heard of this before seeing this video.
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  409. The concept of "escalation" makes no sense within the context of defending against an invading force.
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  410. ​@jonm7272 And now, with the US Senate having passed the aid bill, more of what you listed will be destroyed.
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  411. Maybe a basic understanding of the underlying computer architecture would help? What a CPU does, memory addressing and so on. I had already learned that stuff, so pointers seemed perfectly natural once the syntax was mastered e.g. things like a[] vs *a vs a-> vs a.
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  412. mrFizzboat Do you really need to have it explained to you why it is acceptable to occupy one's own land? But if you're one of those lefties who thinks just about everyone is living on stolen land then what do you suggest we do... all move back to Africa because of past wrongs? Where do you draw the line? 100 years? 1000 years? 10,000 years? Does the first person to step onto a piece of land automatically own it forever? For instance, NZ Maori are considered rightful owners of land in some way because they arrived a few centuries before the British. Why should not the Jews continue ownership of their land which they occupied millennia ago? I don't believe you've given this much thought... have you?
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  413. Trump 2020. The alternative looks dreadful.
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  414. I love the cold. Hate the heat.
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  415. I would have thought the UN's time would have been better spent reigning in Russia's latest ventures than picking on Israel yet again? Interestingly there are parallels with the current Russia Ukraine war. Israel is fighting to hold onto it's historic identity, its historic lands and religious and culturale identity against the much stronger Arab world whilst Ukraine is fighting for its existence against a much stronger Russia. Palestinians living in the ancient Jewish lands are in my opinion akin to the pro Russian folk in the Donbas. If you don't like it then go live in Russia. Arabs (or whatever), if you dont like where you live... why not move to Arab country etc? That's what I did. Makes more sense than fire bombing. In my opinion the differences between these two peoples too great for there to be a "single state" solution, whilst a "two state solution" won't prevent the hostilities for the same reason.
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  416. ​​​ @LairMistress I doubt that's what the OP was referring to. There is a lot of pro Palistine bias in the West, and they'll happily turn a blind eye to anything Muslims do, but these same people are quick to bash Israel. We see a bit of that here.
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  417. Haven't listened yet, but I suspect this will be a good one. Thank you for making the full podcast available.
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  418. No it hasn't, it's the far left constantly claiming racism is here there and everywhere and hyping it up I.e. like this video is doing. That's the problem. This stuff is toxic. Just treat everyone the same way instead celebrating difference.
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  419.  @Noclaf555  You got that right. It shocks me that so many tinfoil hat wearing conspiratorial fools are here spreading bs on a science based educational channel.
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  420. @walterverbeeck6929 That count is completely irrelevant. It doesn't include Democrat strongholds. There is no need to panic yet. Harris will pick up 54 votes from CA alone.
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  421. I was thinking the same. If Trump offers nothing, then ignore him.
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  422. I had figured it out myself pretty quickly (maybe around 5. my 1st year at school). Most kids knew Santa wasn't real but I can imagine it could be distressing for older kids to be told.
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  423. I doubt it. I'm not so confident in human nature. There have been some absolutely awful women in leadership roles. Whether male or female (or any other gender), power corrupts and the nicest people aren't generally looking for power anyway.
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  424. ​@mikemyers7539 What's the relevence of that? Shall we talk about tRumps bankruptcies?
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  425. Europe needs to wake up big time.
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  426. I would start at around 1000BC with Jewish cultural roots and then consider how the Jewish peoples were persecuted for the best part of the subsequent 3000 years. They have no other territory to call their own. Similarly NZ Maori and the Australia first peoples. America and Canada have similar indigenous folk.
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  427.  @fieldy409  Antifa should be banned globally. They're effectivelly a terrorist organisation.
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  428.  Jimmy Cook  Can you name another Australian mainstream media channel that comes close? Good luck.
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  429. I don't think any large grouping of people will ever agree 100%. It's human nature.
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  430. ​@marijo1951 I wouldn't describe $300b worth of support half-hearted. More would be better, but half-hearted?
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  431. Great point. I expected the vote on Tuesday. It's already Wednesday here. I expected to wake up to good news, but no. Just more delay.
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  432. Me too. I stumbled across this channel sometime around early 2020 I think and I was quite impressed. Now it's huge and the success is well desreved.
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  433. Our Austtalian health experts say the delta variant is 1.6x as infectious. I doubt anyone really knows with any certainty. People were referring to it as "terrifying" and a "beast" and saying how it could be transferred between complete strangers.... yeah, like the other variants. Too.much hype. Too much scare mongering.
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  434. Yeah, he will. Just a matter of when.
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  435.  @tomjohnson4681  Sars-cov-2 is the virus. Covid-19 is the disease. What's your problem?
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  436.  @bootburner4544  That's because no one, I repeat no one knows how many other cases are out in the community. Waiting a week or a month to lock down would only increase the rish of a bigger wave and a longer lock down. It's not rocket science.
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  437. The second quotation is a gross misrepresentation of the situation.
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  438. Love the Noam Chomsky comments. Can't remember ever agreeing with anything the man ever said on geopolitics. It's almost as if he's come under some kind of Russian influence, perhaps as child? His anti west anti American bias is very odd. Almost fanatical.
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  439.  @bigdumbfatcat2869  Ukraine will win.
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  440. Tastypie How about the "want to abolish all the institutions and ideals the country was founded upon" part? That's pretty much what the far left want right across the western world, right? Some will go as far as calling for destruction in some form. An Australian activist recently said she hoped Australia would 'burn to the ground'. Scary stuff.
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  441. The whole concept of escelation when in defence against an existential threat is a total nonsense.
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  442. That's it, I'm out at 2 mins. Been a listener for a decade but I'm sick of this TDS crap. Sam has lost all credibility as a reasoned thinker in my opinion. Sam has now lost a paying subscriber forever.
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  443. I've been doing software development as a professional for 25 years. Before that, I worked in factories. I found working in factories to be way more draining, demoralising, and depressing than coding. And not just psychologically... standing all day in overheated buildings takes a physical toll. I'm talking heat stress on a daily basis for 6 months out of 12. I now have the luxury of working from home.
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  444. He looks good and his English is good. How is your Polish?
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  445.  @raylax7056  Do you realise that refering to Trump as "Drumpf" adds nothing to your argument but does make you seem somewhat moronic and disingenuous?
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  446. Dave Rubin used to be a decent podcaster... wtf. He was a liberal a few years ago. I was a fan, but he drifted right pretty quickly.
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  447. Sam Harris at his best. I love this. Breaking through the facade and exposing the ugly side of Islam.
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  448. This has to be the best, non biased, balanced, nuanced discussion on the Hamas war to date. Thank you for making the full conversation available.
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  449. ​ @54032Zepol They could muster a battalion, but I suspect they'd prefer to do nothing.
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  450. Most Russians wouldn't know why they're fighting. Ukrainians understand very well.
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  451. Perfectly understandable. I avoid anyone not wearing a mask. People need to show some respect for the welfare of others around them and wearing a mask is one way to do it. Trouble is the world is too full of selfish people for whom it's all about me me me.
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  452. Yes, it was a disgusting display of antisrmitism and it should be condemned.
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  453. One analogy... if computers were cars, Linux drivers would have to be car mechanics.
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  454. Yes, it is based on a lie. And this video is promoting that lie. Nice job of cherry picking. What a liad of bs. Hypocracy at its worst. Here's the truth.. Israel is defending its homeland. Arab extremists want to commit genocide.
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  455.  @aleksm2004  Rubbish. It's been alleged that he didn't meet visa requirements. It's the traveler's responsibility to get his papers in order before travelling. That's how it works in most countries. Do some fact checking.
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  456. I've seen that. Totally barbaric.
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  457. Thanks for coming on.
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  458. Nothing is "Islamophobic". The term is nonsensical, and it's one we should boycott in favour of correct terminology. The term was invented to shut us up; to turn valid criticism of bad ideas into a negative.
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  459. ​ @stephenglover8828  Their objectives were altered, therefore it is not failing (present tense). It's all semantics anyway. Ukraine is retaking territory in the toughest regions. Therefore Russia is failing.
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  460. It's impossible to destroy evil ideas with bullets but one has to try.
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  461.  @OceanFrontVilla3  Hopefully, eventually, but still too soon to revert to normal, else there'll be another massive wave of infections.
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  462. ​ @schloops8473 Lol
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  463. Most of them will be totally useless and will end up captured or dead. Makes no sense.
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  464. Yeah, I noticed. At least this presenter didn't claim to have all of the answers even though he is actually an expert. We're still left wondering what Ukraine's goal is.
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  465. Russia complaining about violation of trust? LOL
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  466. Wow, the trolls are biting today. Jonathan... you and your wonderful guest must have hit a raw nerve.
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  467. Age isn't the issue. Were these men any better 20 years ago? No. There's an endless supply of such people, and they're not all old. How does one fix that?
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  468. Java is a nightmarish hack in my opinion. I don't think I need to elaborate. I've managed to avoid Java for the most part but it hangs over me with a feeling of foreboding.
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  469. Doctors do test for vitimin D. I've had mine tested multiple times and was very low (14.5). I never spend time in the sun. My wife also. We both take supplements.
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  470. I'm not trying to be a dick but your comments regarding the UK are irrelevant. I've seen this kind of argument a lot, but I don't see the point. Russia stands or falls based on its merits. Whether Russia is good, bad, or whatever can be determined by the relevant evidence. Yes, other countries do bad stuff and dumb stuff and worse stuff, but that isn't relevant to the Russia argument. Sorry for the rant.
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  471. Lol, I've found C++ to be totally usable... for 30 years. No language can guarantee no bugs. Memory bugs are just one type of bug of thousands of types. Not only that, small leaks very often cause no problem, especially if the executable is transient.
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  472. Yeah, that hamas attack was appalling. Ironically, the people they attacked were most likely to be pro Palistine.
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  473. Fantastic news!!!
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  474. No, 25 years is way too long for that class of offence. And there was no "vehement" defence. Ever heard of nuance? If you don't like it then why are you here? You lot remind me of those linch mobs in old westerns.
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  475. So, you're saying he's a liar? He's made it very clear that he doesn't support Ukraine and he's picked a Ukraine hater as vice.
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  476. Fascinating discussion. Thank you.
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  477. Yeah, he's awful. I have no idea why he's so often wheeled out as the expert.
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  478. Do you donate for patches or for Ukraine? That said, maybe Jake will sort it out for you.
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  479.  @josem.castorena4853  They need more than prayer.
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  480. Not all
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  481. She's excellent and on point.
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  482. As some who believes in freedom, I thank you for standing against Russian aggression. A lot of people love to bash American but I appreciate its strength and sacrifice in standing for freedom.
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  483. I love your sarcasm
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  484. Mandates are not (or shouldn't be) a left-right issue. Mandates are about balancing the level of disease and death in a community with all of the other variables but it's fundamentally a health issue. Sam got it about right.
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  485. Fabulous conversation.
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  486. Prigozhin's latest rant won't be popular with the trolls.
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  487.  @АндрейСергеевич-ж1ы  America can match anything Russia has. Include the whole of NATO and other the allied nations and it's no contest. Russia is relatively weak and getting weaker.
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  488. YT is effectively preventing open and honest discussion.
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  489. I would also send some heat from Melbourne if I could... it's 36C here.
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  490. Using a photo id is pure common sense. No one should be permitted to vote without ID. It helps reduce fraud. Same in my country. We have photos on drivers licenses and passports and Costco member cards and age passes, etc.. I don't have a problem with it. I suggest you check the definition of fascism because you seem clueless.
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  491. I know the feeling. I dropped out of school at age 15 and got into factory work. 20 years later in my 30's I enrolled in a Computer Science degree at the local University and changed my life. I surprised myself with A averages. A high school drop-out. Yeah, it's possible. Great advice.
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  492. +Holip sism The "I'm so misunderstood" is not bullshit. It happens all too often. In fact this comment section is riddled with comments posted by people who clearly have absolutely no idea what Sam Harris is saying.
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  493. This is just a pile of conspiracy theory BS from Syrian Girl. These factions have been fighting for almost 1400 years and for the most part without any external help. She seems to have conveniently forgotten that the war in Syria started out as a civil war between the corrupt government and political activists. And she thinks Wahhabi's are not real Muslims? LOL. Of course they are Muslims. They might be a recent phenomena in name but their ideas are ancient and closer to 'true Islam' than that of the so called moderates. The moderates are just better cherry pickers. I could go on...
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  494. Johnny On the Spot Would you give fuck if a famous clothing company starting selling swastikas or KKK outfits?
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  495. +shoya72 "their culture may not be ready for such drastic and radical changes"... What drastic and radical changes would you be referring to? Maybe preventing gays from being thrown of roofs... would that be too radical for you? How about preventing rape victims from being stoned to death... too radical? How about preventing genital mutilation, forced marriages and honour killings... too radical?  How about teaching everyone to read and write... surely that's not too drastic? No... regressives are all about seeming to do good without actually doing good. Let's just ignore the problems and bury them under the bullshit of cultural relativism.
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  496. +Misheel Tubshinbaatar Not quite his own bubble... inside the bubble are also those people with the intellectual ability and honesty to not misunderstand and misrepresent him... the rest of the idiots are on the outside.
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  497. +bernie4President2k16 - Stand up and fight! Scary! Why? Isn't it more scary to have a million unchecked Muslim migrants (many incompatible with a modern free western society) illegally entering Europe from an Islamic war zone with god knows how many Islamic terrorists embedded?
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  498. I think you're spot on.
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  499. No. Not even 5% will need them. You're not going to see all of India sick at once anyway.
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  500. Yeah, but some are actually behaving like lunatics.
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  501. How do you know they subscribe just to leave hate comments? I've been a follower and fan for more than a decade and a paying subscriber until the TDS took over.
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  502. That's a strawman and you know it. If anyone was beaten for not wearing a mask, it would be the exception. That aside, the penalties need to be tough else too many selfish far right morons would be flouting the rules and undermining the battle against major outbreaks. That's why the new pandemic laws in some form must past. It's a no brainer.
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  503. bulldogsbob She's definitely to the left of me but she's not as left wing as you can get. What about antifa, communists, socialist and those crazy SJWs... she's not that far left is she?
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  504. And the land they did gain is likely the most heavily defended mined and trenched piece of land on the planet. Context that was conveniently ignored.
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  505. Nah, it doesn't.
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  506. There will never be a live ABBA concert. It's not possible. This is the best anyone can hope for. This kind of concert is the beginning of a whole new entertainment style. I think it will be big and not limited to ABBA.
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  507.  @ikaustralia  I live in Australia. Australians are very open and friendly.
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  508.  @ikaustralia  You're confusing professional and customer service situations with normal life situations. Of course people will be trained to smile and be polite etc. when dealing with others in specific settings but no one is forced to smile outside such settings.
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  509. Yes, that's generally how it works. Labor get's a short stint then get's booted out for a decade. They've only held office for 6 of the past 26 years.
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  510. There is no such thing as a "kind pupper". It's a dog. They run on instinct.
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  511. Calculating the so called "transmisiblity" by comparing the way variants out perform each other is nonsensical because you'll end up with R0 values that are clearly wrong.
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  512. ​​ @bobDotJS I switched from an engineering background into software development at age 39. Before that, coding was just a hobby. To achieve that, I went to university and completed a Bachelor's degree in computer science in my mid 30's.
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  513. Too much of this Trump bashing exercise is based on what might have happened (pure speculation) instead of what did happen... how is that a rational measure of the man?
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  514. You TROLLS are angry, LOL
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  515. It needs to be on the BBC. This information needs to be broadcast far and wide.
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  516. ​​​ @knightara Palistinians are not native to the land. Jews are native to the land. Jews predate rhe so called Palistinians by millennia, as does the Jewish language, religion and culture.
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  517. I see no reason to believe we're alone. We might be aline but there's no way to know either way.
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  518. Then make Russia non permanent.
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  519. I'm guessing it's related to immigration patterns.
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  520. Exactly. They're not fighting for their country. There was no threat to their country. It's all madness.
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  521. Because there is no evidence to support it's widespread use. It's still effectively quack medicine when not used for what it was designed for. Anecdotal evidence is not science.
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  522. Thank you for uploading this brilliantly nuanced discussion. Excellent stuff. Your and your guest's thoughts are very much inline with my own.
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  523. Why does Hamas still exist?
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  524. Russia just seems to lie about everything. I didn't know much about the region before the 2022 invasion, but since then I've learned a lot and I'm shocked by how bad Russia actually is.
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  525. I'm already tired of hearing how "Australia voted for change" when in reality only 1/3 of Australians are Labor supporters.
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  526. No, it's a very balanced on-point discussion, and it aligns perfectly with the facts.
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  527. Yeah, but the point is, Iran is backing Russia and have personal on the ground.
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  528. ​​ @cejannuzi Then the chewing failed, right? Anyway, you have the completely wrong understanding. Putin wants the whole oblast taken. His referenda already made it into Russian territory (in his deranged mind). Bakhmut is simply the first obstacle on the way to the cities further north.
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  529.  @jerrygarcia4390  This guy thinks tourism is more important than keeping people healthy and alive. Anyone who believes tourism is more important than people's health must have lost their humanity. It's disgusting. There were too many people flying around for no good reason anyway.
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  530.  @annettegower2962  So true. Doesn't matter how great a singer is or was (and Agnetha is great) there will always be knockers. She's singing live 30 years after ABBA. A leap of courage on her part. I think it was wonderful but others only see faults. Sad.
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  531. Disgraceful behaviour. The person flying the drone should be ashamed.
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  532.  @scootalong4254  A desert is a horrid place to live. I live within driving distance of one and I feel the effects of it far too often. I sure wouldn't want to travel for 9 months through space to arrive at an even worse one where its not possible to breath and the climate is even more atrocious.
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  533. Hope you're right. The world cannot let Russia win this.
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  534. ​ @mitchyoung93 Any evidence to support that claim, or do you always make wild generalisations?
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  535. It does have a meaning.
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  536. Dia Dia I believe SJWs are a growing menace which I believe will become increasingly problematic. Most of the racists and bigots are on the far left of the political spectrum, the left leaning media will make a big deal out of far right issues which makes the problem seem worse than it is. Whenever there's been a clash in my city, the far left antifa, greens, SJW mob have out numbered the far right by 10:1. Those who are financially conservative realize that healthcare and other social programs cost money and that money must come out of people's pockets. I cannot speak for the US on this but in my country, the left are very good at spending other peoples money and/or over borrowing to fund social programs. Conservatives prefer to cut spending and repay left-wing debt which makes them seem mean. The bottom line is that no one can continuously to spend more than they earn.
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  537. This is the first time I've heard her speak and I thought she sounded quite reasonable. In fact I agreed with most of what she said in the interview. Why do you think she is vile? I thought her message here was very important and timely.
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  538. The left didn't have a clue 4 years ago and nothing has changed.
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  539.  @jc77f  Two years in and you're still calling covid-19 an exaggerated flu? That was stupid. And that 98% figure hides the true danger of covid-19 including long covid and permanent organ damage. And we have no idea about what's coming next. This will be with us for years.
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  540. Free speech, I'm guessing.
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  541. Putin should be told in no uncertian terms to get stuffed.
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  542.  @fernandodimeo7419  Yes, approved and passed safety trials. 1.5 billions vaccinations so far globally and looking good.
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  543. Companies only remain profitable while there are customers who will buy their products and services. It's the customers who are responsible for the emissions - and that includes most of us. That's anyone who's traveled by car or bought products delivered by trucks or turned on a light or a heater or air conditioner etc. To lay the blame entirely with the companies is asinine.
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  544.  @Fizzbuzzbizzfuzz2  The limitation is that batteries are never going to come close the the energy density of aviation fuel. No where near. That's going to limit electric planes to a niche market. Don't ever expect to see battery powered wide body jets.
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  545. The western support is of course invaluable but slowness of getting the support into Ukrainian hands is in large part responsible for Ukraine's "slow progress" now.
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  546. That's how it played out, but the reasons run deeper, and I think they were covered pretty well in the video.
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  547. Talking about reality, actually, but some people prefer ruzzian lies.
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  548. Since when did Russia rank highly in terms of per capita wealth? Never?
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  549. I think Ukraine with break through soon and move south.
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  550.  @WurstWesen82  People are the problem just not all. There is good and bad everywhere. Politician or not.
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  551. Not a lot of thought went into that comment...
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  552. Crying is not the prerequisite for acceptence. For starters, the Ukraine economy is not up to standard.
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  553. What irks me is how Tommy Robinson has been trying to expose this atrocity for years and not only did his warnings go unheeded, he was made a scapegoat by the vary system that was supposed to be protecting the victims.
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  554. Disingenuous question. We all know where you're heading with this... So, why not ask about doing same for Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Sweden, Greece and similar countries... right?
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  555. Educating MAGA will be a tough ask. They're not very bright.
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  556.  Investigative Audit  I noticed you've got one on Gates. Don't see anything wrong with funding the WHO or any other agency focussing on health or pandemic issues. Haven't watched it yet though. TBH, I've become weary of investing my time searching out new sources on social media as more and more people are pushing far right tinfoil hat conspiratorial nonsense.
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  557. Brilliant guest. I thouroughly enjoyed this.
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  558. ​ @russellspeed1693  Not wrong.
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  559. I've done the same. The quantum perspective aside, lottery tickets buy hope. The hope fades when the numbers are checked.
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  560. He's been a moron for as long as I've known of him.
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  561. They're wouldn't, but pootin would be paying kim, and kim would know what soldiers are worth.
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  562. I like it and I hope they leave it up there. Nothing wrong with it.
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  563. Only 15 minutes? Sam needs to dedicate hours to that monstrosity Maybe when he recovers from TDS he'll find time..
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  564. The trend for the ruble is down, except when it's being manipulated. That's what the data shows. Argue as much as you like. Won't change reality.
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  565. Or he could stay in NATO but offer no support. Bad news either way.
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  566. ​@tcorourke2007 Konstantin is an overated lightweight (in my opinion). He's no match for Sam Harris. Been following Sam for 15 years and Konstantin for maybe 5 years but he completely lost it during the pandemic. Got them both pretty well figured out.
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  567. ​ @amosbackstrom5366 What genocide?
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  568. ​ @kwimms Trump is a clown.
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  569. I am extremely tired of the whole silly "safe" argument. Knives are dangerous. Shall we stop using knives? No. The users of tool needs to understand the risk and benefits of each tool or language.
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  570. ​​ @philw2884 Yet it still can win. And it depends greatly on the West lifting it's game. Ukraine must win. And RuZZian must learn that Imperialism is a dead end.
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  571. My experience with YT comments is the same.
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  572. It's an indicator of economic strength. It's not a crappy argument. The alternative would be a crash and a recesion. Would that be better?
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  573. Yes, it really was fastinating. I started mid 70s building my own timy 8bit system with 1kb of RAM. All.programmig was in hex. No assembler yet. That was the beginning. When I discovered the C language 10 years later, it seemed so high level! Then we moved in the time of home computers C64, Amiga and many others.
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  574. James Gardner I'm pretty sure "his daddy" didn't bailed him out to the tune of 4 billion, right? Hi wealth came from somewhere and not from "his daddy". As for his net worth, it's 3.1 billion according to the Forbes 400. Lefties don't want that known because helps to blow up their anti-Trump narrative. You'll also note that his net worth has fallen by a billion since his involvement in US politics. That blows up another piece of left-wing propaganda... that his Presidency all about making money.
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  575. So does not being vaccinated. Saving lives within the most vulnerable groups has to be the priority initially. Pretty sure he would be aware of the various trade offs.
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  576. It's the same for me. I even have a gay family member and its a non issue. That said, I don't understand why the so called "gay community" needs to fluant their sexuality. Sure, live your life in dignity and freedom from oppression etc. But why the rainbows and parades and so on? No one ever has a good answer.
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  577. We won't get any help from a god. That should be pretty clear by now.... unfortunately.
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  578. ​ @alexsmith7354  No one is stopping them are they? Ever heard if free speech? That said, such parties are a pointless indulgence.
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  579. I pretty much agree with this presentation. Sadly, the Middle East is a place where peace is not gerally possible without a strong arm government in place. The culture is too tribal and too religious. Both divisive influences. When the US went into Iraq, I was hoping for a better life for Iraqi's but I was naive. I didn't realise Iraq would be flooded with fanatical religous fighters from neigboring states who turned the invasion into a war against the infidels. I didn't understand the Middle Eastern world view where Arab peace is effectivelly an oxymoron (with few exceptions). An opportunity lost.
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  580. ​​ @SpeakChinglish Move to a new language yet to be created that does what js does but does it well. JS is a hacked together language adopted accidentally in a hurry, and it's a curse. Learn from the mistake that is JS.
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  581. And you've lost all credibly by failling to understand what he meant. There was in fact an entire group of wagner troops killed. I've seen the footage.
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  582. ​ @samsungtap4183 Not really.
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  583. ​ @FluffyFriendArchet When did Trump say that? First time I've heard about it.
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  584.  @avancalledrupert5130  You're missing the point. It's about values. I share the same values and concerns as he does, yet I'm not even British, I'm not a loud mouth and I've never committed an offence. The difference is he sticks his head up and makes himself a target of the deluded far left and of the establishment. You might hate home for that, but I see him as a freedom fighter. Someone who has the guts to say what's right and stand for a principle, while risking his freedom by doing it. Most if us are too cowardly to fight. People who don't care about the Muslim grooming gangs or the breakdown of towns being overrun by radical Islamists, no go areas or the loss of Brittish culture, these types will just smear him because they have no better argument. It's easier to call him a racist than it is to understand what motivates him.
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  585. ​@PTesarik78 How that plays out is pure speculation but I wouldnt be so pessimistic. China doesn't like the war, but it sees short term profit in it. Same with India. These are not russian allies ideologically, and nor is Germany.
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  586. I feel the same but got sick of the whole race thing and left. Not a good environment to raise children in was my thought.
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  587. Conservatives have been exposing the dangers of Islam for years while being labeled Islamophobic by the left for doing so, yet now we see the left in a state of euphoria over having the opportunity to virtue signal on the global stage, an opportunity to boast about how they stand for the rights of woman. These are the same people who care more about pronouns than they do about the rights of ex-Muslim women. The hypocrisy stinks but at least Islam is getting some of its dirty linen aired in public. But the best news of all is this Saudi woman has found safety. Hope she stays safe.
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  588. Sadly, his honesty is unacceptable for some because the truth hurts.
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  589. I doubt it. I don't see how a relativelly small quantity of an ineffective drug would do much? The evidence supporting Ivermectin is even weaker now than it was last week since the withdrawal of one of the more 'positive' trial papers due to alledged fraud. More likely, as the outbreak spreads out of cities, reporting will have fallen off. We're just not hearing about it. I know this is happening in the Philippines for instance. People is very poor communities suffer and die in silence.
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  590. +raf tf I fear you are correct. Whenever I criticise Islam, a crowd of superficial regressive SJW liberals try to shut me down. It's the ones to the right of politics that seem to understand the problem. Makes no sense to me. It should be the other way around. I thought liberals were all about social justice and equal rights. I mean, the real victims here are the tiny minorities within Islam. Moderates, oppressed women, apostates, gays, Christians, Jews, atheists etc.... these people are victims of their own religion and culture, yet these people are ignored by regressive liberals who's response to any discussion of the issues goes something like 'bigot', racist', 'Islamophobe', 'Zionist', 'not all Muslims, you said all Muslims', 'what about the crusades and the KKK' etc.
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  591. Taha Taleb Israel is on Jewish land. Arabs stole the land from the Jews. Muslims built an ugly mosque on a Jewish sacred site. Jews managed to 'wrestle' some of their land back from the wasteful Palestinians. They should have all of it back.
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  592. How does this work?... I still saw an add just now when the video started. Who gets the money?
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  593. +Gladix No one should be using religion or any other ideology as an excuse not to do their job. If their religious delusions impact negatively on their ability to perform the required tasks then they should find another job.
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  594. The cartoons are not offensive. Religion is offensive. People need to grow up.
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  595. Moinul Hossain Most of the hate speech I hear comes from Muslims, which is ironic considering that Muslims are the ones most often complaining about hate speech. In my opinion, if people want to believe in ridiculous fairy stories and superstitions which in many cases lead to the atrocities we've seen lately then they had better prepare themselves for a response. You might call the response hate speech but I call it constructive criticism. Nothing justifies the sort of religiously motivated violence we've seen recently.
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  596. Hypothetically, would it be worth attempting to liberate the slaves and oppressed women and children and the gays currently held captive by ISIS? Cenk and Chomsky would likely say no... just leave these people to their fate. Perhaps Cenk might be on the fence but I suspect Chomsky would balk at the idea because there would likely be civilian casualties and intent doesn't matter. I suspect Harris would back an action to free the captives because that seems (to me at least) to be the morally correct course of action. Fighting for the freedom of others is surely a moral action?
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  597. mariam That comment is not oppressive. How could a YouTube be oppressive? Just words on a screen. What is oppressive is the religious brainwashing of women into believing they need to cover their heads with rags due to some non existent god
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  598. Blessings Agbo Maybe you are not white but you are a racist. Glad I'm not a racist!
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  599. +Anthony Serocco No. It's almost always the Palestinians causing the trouble. Have you not watched the news recently? Look it up.
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  600. ​​​ @carydabbs6562 No one knows what he said. I listened 5 times. Just a mumble. Subtitles showed it is "I'm my christian". Even that made no sense.
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  601.  @carlosfigueroa9106  How did he cheat? Good luck with that LOL
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  602. TRUTH MATTERS - not greed It's Jewish land. End of story. And for someone who labels their channel "TRUTH MATTERS - not greed"... I would expect truth. You do know that Islam is the source of the Jew hatred and not the land issue, right? We should all be supporting Israel in it's fight against Islamic terrorism. It's the only sane position. Oh.. and you can through as many insults my way as you feel necessary. I don't care.
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  603. Great discussion. Thank you.
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  604. Right out of the gate your guest (perhaps inadvertently) muddies the water a little on what the US goal is in Ukraine. Yes, the US wants to weaken Russia, but "weakening Russia" and "expelling Russia from Ukraine" are not mutually exclusive goals. I've heard this kind of argument many times. I feel it's somewhat disingenuous. Both are good goals. There could be any number of goals, all possible simultaneously or overlapping etc.
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  605. He cannot bring peace because he is not the one who took it.
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  606. ​ @Tential1 They lasted for reasons other than air superiority. Two of them were obviously interpreted as religous wars. Air superioty cannot destroy bad ideas.
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  607.  @laknidubandara  Some are justified. Some are not. Take it case by case instead of blind generalisations. Better still, focus on the current one. Should the world support Ukraine or not? But if you want to talk about others... should America have supported the Syrians who begged for assistance or not? Should America have faught for freedom against the oppressive Taliban or not? Should America have helped end WW2 in the pacific and Europe or not? I believe these actions were justified. My questions are basically directed at the anti American mob who thinks everything America does is bad.
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  608. That would depend on the type of support Ukraine receives going forward. Better weapons and more weapons should reduce losses in personnel.
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  609. I never tire of watching these far left goons melt down over Trump's win.
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  610. Why would this be any more important to discuss here than similar such events happening in, say, ruzzia, NK, or muslim rapists in the UK etc? I doubt he'll answer you, but he has covered this kind of thing in earlier podcasts. If he does, I hope he also talks about the 20,000 rockets and the fire bombs Palistinians fired into Israeli towns.
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  611. I believe there is a shortage of long range missiles available right now. On the other hand, there is a surplus stockpile of cluster munitions available right now.
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  612. I don't understand neutrality. I was the victim of school yard bullying for most of my school life. I would love to have been neutral but the bullies never gave me that option.
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  613.  @1984IsHere  Excess deaths have been looked at and the figures correlate roughly with what would be expected based on reported covid deaths (where accurate records are kept). And stop lying about vaccines. Your misinformation could lead to someone's death. Think before you write.
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  614. The mainstream media do create a lot of Fake News. They can't be trusted any more. I believe that's why Trump gives them a hard time. It's completely justified.
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  615. This is pretty much what my government did in Australia. Closed the borders except for essential travellers. Airlines were largely grounded. Anyone entering the country must quarantine for two weeks in a secure facility.
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  616. Obama was a massive dissapointment. So much promised. So little achieved.
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  617. I guess lies and personal smearing is all they have.
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  618. He could pull troops out of Crimea 😀
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  619. Some breeds are more dangerous than others and some are too dangerous to have around. That's a fact supported by hard evidence. Dog owners and dog apologists try to riggle out of it, but fact is, it's mostly about the breed.
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  620.  @Kelly_Kapowski  That's as untrue and as ridiculous as the comment you responded to. Australia's emissions per capita have been falling for a decade or more. The real issue is about how fast it should be falling i.e. targets and whether said targets are realistic. Anyone can tick boxes. Labor are good at ticking boxes but reducing emissions requires more than politics. The problem for Australia is that there are no easy solutions. Solar is useless as a baseload replacement. Wind is better but in either case, a massive amount of storage would be required in order to replace coal, gas and oil. Replacing oil would require a massive rollout of EV's which for most people are unaffordable. We're not going to replace our ICE car fleet by 2030. Probably not even by 2040.
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  621.  @marylou4324 It won't be just Americans crying if Trump wins. It will be a global tragedy.
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  622. One of the most irritating politicians in Australia in my opinion. Most of the others are also Greens.
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  623.  @richardefriend  It has nothing to do with big pharma. Ivermectin is already cheap and readily available. It's more about the lack of evidence in support of it's efficacy, safety and dosage.
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  624. ​ @customsongmaker Musk is greedy. Good luck proving me wrong.
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  625. In my case, it was C and C++ for 20 years. Then transitioning to java, and that sucked hugely. Massivelly over-engineered OOP code on steroids... and the java ecosystem itself, the tools, and the IDEs suck also. I am a C++ developer. That's what I'll contune doing. I'm very fortunate to have been able to stick with what I enjoy for so long. That said, Pascal was quite nice. Lisp was fun. I was passionate about assembly back in the day. Ada was cumbersome, but fortunately, it was not mainstream. But the so calked fullstack stuff is just a bloatware by another name. A load of ugly hacks layered on top of hacks.... html, css, js, etc... Perhaps acceptable in the client server domain, but some people use this stuff for developing applications aka bloatware. Rant over 😀
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  626. I can still remember writing 6502 code all in hex for the C64. No assembler.
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  627. The shocking thing is that pootin had the opportunity and the funds to make ruzzia into a better place and improve the lives of russians. Instead, he will have wasted something like the equivalent of a million rubles per household (rough estimate) on his stupid war. Even worse, it'll take decades to repaire the damage he's inflicted on Ukraine and on his own people.
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  628. What can be done to to the missile attacks? Yes, the ground based defence systems help a lot but not enough. This had to be stopped.
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  629. Also, the average Ukrainian support will have wanted to see rapid progress simply because they want Ukraine to win as soon as possible. I'm in that group. Not so sure about the "justify support" part outside of the military / political spheres. I feel the average person would want support to continue regardless.
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  630. Take off your tinfoil hat. Yes, the lockdown is excessive in my opinion but the conspiracy stuff is BS. Ask yourself why other states are not in stage 4 lockdown. Maybe because they don't have 600 new covid cases daily?
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  631. ​ @PeterHonig.  Yeah but Linux is difficult to install and difficult to use and doesn't run Windows software.
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  632. Also a lot of US military stuff going into the Phippines I believe, but right now, Ukraine needs it.
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  633. Trolls are getting worried, right? LOL
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  634.  @unendingitch4118  While drifting closer and closer to them and sounding more and more like them.
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  635. Trump is like a broken clock.
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  636. That comment is disingenuous. Her desperation and shock are justified. It's not unreasonable to hate bad people, criminals, and racists etc., right?
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  637. Why does Trump refer to everyone as crooked? Wasn't that his 2016 strategy?
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  638.  @ZZ-sb8os  This was a liberal/left talkfest which lacked a conservative angle.
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  639.  Will Thomson  Not everyone wants to be out in the sun. I hate it. It's not that simple. It also depends on climate. Too bloody hot where I live.
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  640.  @SandmanAlpha4  He made a valid point. I suspect you misunderstood the comment. Nothing ruski about it.
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  641. Great message. Thank you.
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  642. ​@Fubar2024 Where would all of the extra weapons and equipment come from? You can frame is as "drip drip", but weapons, especially shells, they need to be made before they can be sent. It all sounds easy from the comfort of a keyboard, but not in reality. Have you seen how much work there is involved in manufacturing a 155mm shell or a tank? Keep in mind also that the West can only supply surplus weapons, else they'll become vulnerable. Why? Because most of the west has been underspending for a decade. There is a weapons shortage, especially so outside of the US which is currently fixated on the election. Realise that if the Democrats lose (which is still very possible) then we're in Trump territory... and that could be very bad news for Ukraine. It won't be "drip drip", it'll be a full on drought.
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  643. Getting Ukraine's grain out to markets will be another defeat for pootin.
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  644. Me, and that's why ruzzia is importing train loads of stuff from NK and elsewhere. Their Soviet stockpile is depleating rapidly... 1950s tanks and golf carts on the front lines etc.
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  645. This nurse is not a reliable source of information. Been wrong too often. Before mocking the BBC article, he should pay a little more attention to his own.
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  646. Russia is making me feel increasingly angry and I don't know what to do.
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  647. I hate hamburger menus. On phones... kind of ok. On PCs... please, no.
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  648. What's the problem with it?
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  649. ​@xavierthepainter3658 High? It's weak and getting weaker. Currenty around 92 to USD. Probably break back through 100, and thats with massive manipulation from the ruzzian government. What do you suppose the true value is if it traded freelly? Probably 150 or worse.
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  650. As if a god will do anything?
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  651. Apparently that's too dangerous now? Beggars belief.
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  652. All of the western allied countries need to lift their game bigtime. The current situation is outrageous.
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  653. ​@folofus4815 Verdalen is correct. Why laught?
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  654.  @MartinMartinm  Conserve what works and fix that which is broken. An overly simplistic definition but that's the general gist as I see it. The alternate is to fix that which doesn't need fixing.
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  655. Do you trust anything Trump says?
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  656. Excellent presentation. Luckely fo me, I don't use the MS folders for storing anything important. I consider, downloads, documents, pictures etc. to be temp folders.
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  657. Agreed. I've also been investigating Islam for a years also. She is spot on.
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  658. ​@ozymandias5130 Not really. Too much is being made of what was really nothing much. There was no formalised structure in the way NATO was formalised, for instance. That said, Ukraine is being supported. Yes, more would be better, but you whine about no support, etc.... and don't forget, ruzzia broke it first.
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  659. It's still fundamentally about hunting for food, shelter and clothing. Money is just a more efficient means of exchange than bartering.
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  660. He says the same thing each time because what he says is right. And you do realise this is a repost of his old interviews? You do know that, right?
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  661. Yes, and it's also in his book on "Algorthms" which I bought before the internet was a thing. Good book.
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  662. I've used it. Not much better than going straight to a programming forum. Mostly bug ridden and incomplete code fragments. And not unexpected given how these AIs work.
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  663. ​ @Carlos_de_friend The referendum wasn't just about recognition, it was mostly about "The Voice", and that's likely why it failed.
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  664.  @andsalomoni  Which renewables do we have right now that can viably generate 24/7 regardless of the weather or time of day? Nothing?
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  665. Not sure what your point is appart from stating the obvious and repeating Bolton's own words. He admitted that nothing was done and that more should have been. He is correct.
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  666. The only reason my faith in humanity hadn't been totally destroyed is because of people like you. Thank you for everything you do.
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  667. Note that islam is not a race.
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  668.  @theprophetez1357  Lots of tools are dangerous but we still use them.
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  669. ​@ESPirits87 I care about what both say, but for very different reasons. Lex has an enormous audience. When he spouts russian propaganda, it's bad for Ukraine. Musk and Rogan... same problem.
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  670. It's very boring and very limiting with way too much emphasis on conformance to social norms. Women's options by comparison are enormous.
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  671. TDS? He didn't invite violence. The real madness is on the left. Pure hate on display. Impeaching a Presidrnt in his last week in office... what planet are these people on? Biden was calling for healing... how is this going to heal anything?
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  672. Not really.
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  673. I wish the leftist media would stop bashing him and stop focusing on negatives. This was the downfall of Tony Abbott.
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  674. Sam asks us to pay money, immediately misrepresents the events at the Capitol then starts on Trump. So Sam still hasn't figured out Trump?
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  675. It could take months for a number of reasons. Based on what I've read.... a new variant is dominating. Most have recieved only the first dose with efficacy reported to be around 50%. it takes a month to build immunity so there is a lag. They need 80% immunized with 2 doses for herd immunity, currently around 20% with one dose.
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  676. ​ @Diane-sx4ql Hello from Australia. This is an important election for Americans, but it's also important for the free world.
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  677. ​ @nicholasconder4703 Is it possible for Trump to look any worse? It beggers belief that anyone would vote for him.
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  678. Really, I thought it was spot on. Maybe you're the guy they were talking about? Pro russia trolls.
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  679. The trials have been done. Pfizer stage 1 2,3 and 4 all completed. Moderna completed. AZ completed...
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  680. Hope you meant the students are delusional? The left are delusional. The left are deranged. The left have gone mad.
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  681. Ukraine has always had the right to attack Russia with it's own weapons. Don't know why everyone thinks otherwise. NATO weapons attacking Russia is a whole different thing though. Caution was sensible.
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  682. She would be better than Trump. That's a certainty.
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  683.  @Jimmy-ye3wg  One would hope that the dishonest and illegal activities by these two men don't get rewarded.
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  684. ​​​@mustafabarzanji9280 True, but I would argue that there's little to be gained from comparing religions just to see which is worse than another and in what way. Each religion should stand or fall on its own merits, or lack thereof. The religion under discussion here falls big time.
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  685. ​​ @simonhenry7867  Effectivelly the same thing... denial of service.
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  686. Having chidren in ruzzia should be considered a crime against humanity.
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  687. Did you watch the whole video? No.
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  688. Why isn't the truth about Floyd exposed to the public? Why is he always presented as a martyr?
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  689. ​ @pythagoran Not false
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  690. ​ @Aureilius2112 Then you're not a true liberal.
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  691. You hit the nail on the head. Liberal immigration policies have done a lot of damage.
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  692. Yeah, anyone worried about Biden should be doubly worried about Trump.
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  693. What is a vaccine shill? Vaccines are a standard part of a health care system.
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  694. The immune response is broader than that. That's why the vaccines are effective against other variants, albeit not as effective.
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  695. Not failed. They're working on it.
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  696. I suspect religious and tribal differences will be the greatest influencers in the long run.
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  697. Same. I also had low levels.
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  698. I would rather dump Rust. It's a shocker. Rust syntax and semantics are diabolical.
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  699. Good people are good people regardless of religious affiliations. On the other hand, some good people turn bad due to religious fanaticism.
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  700. You describe it as "living". Perhaps "struggling to survive" might be more appropriate.
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  701.  Jack Richardson  Most of the racism comes from the far left these days. Yes, there are a tiny rabble on the far right but they're massively out numbered by the woke left, antifa, blm etc
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  702. More TDS?
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  703. Absolutely spot on. Finally someone who understands the subtleties of communication. It beggars belief that anyone would interpret her comment as justification and I'm shocked that Rowan Dean would. Bettina Arndt is a very decent and respectable women. Anyone who knows her or follows her work would or should know that she would not have meant her comment to be interpreted as justification. We see this same failing 24/7 over Trump's comments. Whether it's the mainstream media, the Democrats or leftists in general. They can't figure him out because they lack the same kind of nuanced comprehension skills that got everyone's knickers in a twist over Bettina Arndt's comment.
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  704. Could be wrong but I don't think many people outside of Europe knew much about Ukraine before Feb 2022. Never much coverage on mainstream media in my country. I thought Ukraine was part of Russia... not that I had given it much thought though. Probably Russian propaganda seeping through. That's all changed now and I am very much in support of Ukraine.
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  705. Instead of bashing America, would you please be a little more nuanced. America supports Ukraine. Most members of Congress support Ukraine. Biden supports Ukraine. What we have right now is a logjam caused by a few, and I believe we all know who they are. The whole situation could flip if the Republicans lose the support of two more members.
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  706. Brilliant and timely. Well said.
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  707. When Sam shakes off his TDS then Trump supporters will likely settle down. And support for Trump is no mystery. It's easy to understand. That you can't figure it out tells me all I need to know about your angle.
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  708. Perhaps he already knew the answers would be predictably nonsensical?
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  709. They haven't been locked down for a whole. Had they been, there wouldn't be thousands dying now.
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  710. Please stop saying "President Putin". Had enough. I'm out of here.
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  711. Yes, our governments in Australia have done a pretty good job on balance with only the occasional misstep, mostly on Victoria. But there are those who moan about the restrictions, not realizing how damn fortunate they are to be here.
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  712.  @awakeandaware1528  Because the vaccinations have proven very effective in double blinded trials. They work. The same can't be said of ivermectin or HCQ. Best push what works best.
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  713.  @ms.h8730  If you can't figure out what was meant by "Indians" then you're the dumb one. Try not to be a language lawyer.
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  714. Lol, another uninformed troll.
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  715. The correct phrase is "running out". And yes, ruzzia is running out of the stuff they need the most right now.
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  716. I'm quite disappointed that he's beginning to deviate from a purelly scientific based approach and has been repeatedly dipping his toes into what I consider quack medicine and pseudo science. It's very important to stay solidly science based with his huge impressionable audience. Science and the establishment are not the same.
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  717. Europe seems to operate in slow motion, with too much talk and insufficient action.
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  718. I would normally 'like' a Spectator video but two duds out of three is not great.
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  719. If Zelenskyy isn't offered anything useful, he'll just ignore Trump.
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  720. Spot on. I was a victim of playground bullies for years. The only thing that stopped them was a beating.
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  721. I have no idea what his opinions are on Ukraine but he's been wrong about a lot of things which is why I stopped following him.
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  722. They probably won't pay, but if they do, it'll be small payments spread over decades at best.
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  723. Very informative. Seems as though Ukraine will have to blow a few more storage tanks then?
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  724. I don't understand the love for them, they're insane. Never been able to wrap my head around them, and I've been involed in software development for 30 years. If I encounter one in some code, I have no idea what they're doing or how to debug them. I hate them.
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  725. Where I live, there is a $200 spot fine for anyone not wearing a mask. Seems to work pretty well. Very rare that I see anyone not wearing a mask.
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  726. ​ @piseag458 Then they stole the whole of Crimea and caused civil war in Dombas and then invaded the capital in 2022 etc.
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  727. Safe for Ukraine. Unsafe for Russia.
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  728. In terms of joining NATO, who knew how long it would take for Sweden to join, and Sweden is/was miles ahead of where Ukraine is now. The idea that we can have a nicely laid out path for Ukraine into NATO while at war seems rather fanciful. There's too much overly optimistic talk about this which raises false hopes along the way. The focus must stay on Ukraine winning the war. The rest might follow, though even that looks shaky at this time. It only takes one "no" vote and we already have those. I hope Ukraine joins but there are a lot of hurdles to jump before that happens.
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  729. No one is getting cocky
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  730. ​ @marileenaloy5966 I'm Australian and I also agree. Obviously for reasons of upholding justice, but also because America is so influential globally. Most rational folk pay attention to American issues.
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  731. Everyone needs to wise up on the differences between cultures, religions and political movements There is too much of the woke narrative that all cultures and religions are equal. No doubt this will video be a wake up call for many.
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  732. mrFizzboat On that one issue of building new homes I might agree depending on which home / which land etc. On the bigger issue of Israel's traditional claims and connections with the land... The first mistake is to confuse the term 'Palestine' with a nation or state. Palestine referred to a geographical location. And as for your doubting Jewish lineage back 2500 years... it's not a myth. Genetic testing has proven it, as has historical records. No sane person is going to dispute the fact that the Jews were invaded by the Babylonians 2500 years ago or doubt that they were in the region during the Roman occupation etc. The Jewish religion was formed 2500 years ago and had been practiced for centuries, hence the religious attachment to Jerusalem and the Temple mount. There is no reason to believe otherwise. This is pretty basic stuff.
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  733. ​ @GwynBleys  Facts hurt, right?
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  734. Ukraine cannot afford to lose. And even given the West's less than stellar response, the West cannot let Ukraine lose. Russia can lose because it doesn't need to win. The war is completely pointless.
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  735. Excellent guest.
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  736. Keksi So when someone decides to purchase illegal and expensive drugs with money often obtained from criminal actively, and then decide to consume said drug... it's the dealers fault? I get it... So if I decided to play Russian roulette with a loaded gun and 'accidentally' kill myself then I guess that's the gun manufacture's or gun dealers fault? How am I doing?... I guess if I walk across a busy highway blindfolded and get run down and killed by a buss then it must be the buss driver's fault?
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  737. +bernie4President2k16 - Stand up and fight! Is it only ceremonial? I know very little about Austrian politics but it is encouraging to see a move toward the right. Hopefully this signals a general swing away from the far left SJW cranks and toward better border controls in Europe.
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  738. +Nawid Yusuf Then they should stop applying it. People are being stoned and beheaded over bullshit written in a book.
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  739. +Umar Ali What do you mean by Reza Aslan has more authority to talk about Islam? What authority does he have? What authority does one require to talk about a religion that is based on pure fiction? At least Sarah Haider has figured that out. I find Reza Aslan to be quite irrational, disingenuous and obnoxious.
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  740. +Lady Catfish It's the former but the leftists are confused hypocrites. In there mind, diversity and tolerance overrides everything else. They would rather tolerate intolerance and oppression in the name of diversity than be labeled bigots. It also provides the opportunity for some virtue signalling. Very important that. One day this will all come back and bite them.
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  741. No one cares about the peaceful acts because the peaceful acts are not the problem. We are scared by your so called 'peaceful religion' because your religion is not always peaceful as can be seen here and in thousands of other cases. When Islam becomes truly peaceful we will stop worrying about it and then we will stop hating it. No offense intended.
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  742. Aanthanur DC "all of them?" How many do you want? One is too many
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  743. Mancheeze It makes no sense to me why there is so much hatred toward Jews when Islam is the global villain. Jews have had a rough time of it throughout history. You have my support for what it's worth.
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  744. +mike johnson No one said American woman should live like them. What gave you that idea?
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  745. Here is my list of what's right with Islam... .
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  746. +Shield Yes, but you do realize that Muslims typically hate Jews? Their 'holy texts' are heavy in Jew hatred. I doubt Israel and the Palestinians will never find peace because of the Muslim's hatred of the Jews, it's never clear cut but it's more than just a land issue. Way more.
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  747. What she says does make sense. You were just missing the obvious.
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  748. +folken1761 Your medieval attitude toward killing for such trivial reasons is utterly reprehensible and should be condemned.
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  749. Exactly. And if the religion gets in the way of the job, either get a different job or toss the religion. It's a choice.
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  750.  @carlosfigueroa9106  Clinton calling 25% of American voters deplorables didn't help and neither did saying vote for me because I'm a woman, right? She was very divisive. While the left claim Trump is divisive, he's actually not.
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  751. Yes, and the word is atheist.
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  752. Plus, phones, banking, medical services, government agencies, and a plethora of other services collecting data.
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  753. The downside of relying solely on natural immunity often skipped over or conveniently ignored for political reasons is the high risk of long term damage to health or even death.
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  754. I think you need a passion for it, that way you'll invest the time and energy to make it happen. I was originally hobbyist back in the 70s, then worked on my Bachelors in Computer Science then subsequently entered into programming as a professional 23 years ago. I never tire of it provided that the project is an interesting one. Writing reports, documentation etc not so much.
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  755.  @squimbwarftestiballs  Weed will be the least of your worries if the left take over.
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  756. Imagine if Ukraine blows the rail bridge on the 7th and the road bridge on the 9th.
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  757. Yeah, completely pointless... and annoying.
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  758. I spend a lot of time maintaining legacy C code that was "ported" to C++ but inherited all of the old C stuff. So it really did become C with classes.... and I not unsurprisingly spend a lot of time debugging heap corruption and other various memory management issues. It's a nightmare at times.
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  759. Another great discussion. Thank you.
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  760. Because there were no real negotiations anyway, just demands from pootin.
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  761. You only saw these women getting emotional and having no real argument for wearing it because there is no real argument for wearing it. The main motivating factor is clearly a high level religious fanaticism and delusion among the adherents. It's completely irrational.
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  762. There is a biological basis. How else would you explain the obvious physical differences between peoples... Japanese, Scottish, African, Chinese etc? It's obvious without looking for 'proof'. Even the brain is physical. Why is there a difference between human brains, dog's brains and cat's brains in terms of intellect? The difference has to be genetic.
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  763. The working class let her down.
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  764. Wolf Talks You describe me exactly. Liberal on some issues. Conservative on others.
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  765. The war started when ruzzia invaded. The war will end when ruzzia withdraws from all Ukrainian territory. I believe that's Ukraine's position, and it's the only fair one.
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  766.  @johneinstein4432  Merit
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  767.  @trninfan  As long as she followed due process. The law is the law.
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  768. People can already go to science based channels and get up to date information on vaccines and various trials and the discussions around them. Problem is most people don't do that. They would rather take the lazy route and simply believe their favorite podcaster or one who promotes their already entrenched position. Brett is not a virologist, nor is he an epidemiologist, nor is he a medical practitioner. There are great virology discussions on TWiV, even a free virology course. And there are others of equally high quality. MedCram is another. An argument between Brett and Sam might be entertaining but going to the source has to be better.
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  769. Sounds fine to me
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  770. They presented reality. What's your problem with it?
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  771. PCR testing works pretty well now. We do a lot if testing and have bo problems with false positives. Please stop spreading lies.
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  772. ​ @Haroun-El-Poussah None of that matters much in terms of Ukraine defeating ruzzia. There could be up to a million troops involved in this war, all spread along a 1000km front... how many in the foreign legion?
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  773. C++ is a great language that produces high-performance code. I don't understand the hate. The language I hate the most is java... and the whole java ecosystem and tools.
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  774. ​@vrenak Hopefully, Americans will dump Trump. Things might improve in terms of support for Ukraine.
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  775. Trump is actually rather cunning and strategic but the left don't know how to read him. They have no idea.
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  776. I want to know why the subject is taboo. We're a product of our genetics in the sense that our physical attributes are genetic... body type, skin color, hair color, eye color, suseptibility to specific diseases... why exclude IQ? Are all brains identical? Pretty clear to me that it's for ideological reasons and not for scientific reasons. It's again the idea that some facts might be racist, so stear clear.
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  777. ​@ShawnHartmann-ul2qk In that case, Vance is just lying.
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  778. Not really. Linux desktop will never overtake Windows. Well, not in my lifetime anyway
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  779.  @chastitywhiterose  I like C, but I like C++ even more so. C++ provides OO features, but it doesn't mandate it. I typically use it as it was originally intended i.e. "C with classes". I'm not an OO fanatic but it's an approach that I find helps me.
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  780.  @geogmz8277  The 8 months is not relevant to the original question.
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  781. The Republicans need to win back Congress.
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  782. I own my computer. It's running Windows 11, but I own it. And before Linux fandboy rants about telemetry, I've turned of a bunch of stuff simply because I could, but after that, I dont give a toss. Every service prover collects infornation nowadays. You're not that important. No company cares about what you do or what I do down to clicks and key strokes.
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  783. I just want to say I love this channel, but I refuse to listen to maga bs. As soon as I saw Green's face, that's it, I'm out. Life is too short (but I "like" and comment for the algorthm)
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  784. No European weapons manufacturers should be sitting idle. That would be outrageous and almost negligent given the current situation.
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  785.  @huseyink.o.1244  Ukraine is a sovereign state recognised by rhe UN. If they want to join NATO they should join NATO (subject to being accepted by NATO). None of Putin's or Russia's damn business.
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  786. I doubt it.
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  787. I think it's basically about brainwashing. Gullible adults are at higher risk of being hooked into a cult than those who are well educated critical thinkers. But those at greatest risk are children who'll soak up everything adults teach them without question. I wasn't born into a cult but I was brainwashed into one at an early age. I eventually deprogrammed myself but not before I had reached my 50's. It's incredibly important that children are taught as early as possible the facts about religions, cults and their origins and how to think critically.
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  788. Is Germany still playing silly games by blocking tanks for Ukraine?
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  789. I guess that's why there are always error bars in any survey result, right? People like you stuff them up 😀
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  790. ​ @oceanwave4502 Not really... not in the sense of one nation state conquering another nation state.
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  791. It was pretty good for the time.
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  792. So the Pfizer vaccine produces 95% efficacy after 2 months (2 shots program fully completed) while the AZ vaccine produces 82% after maybe 5 months (after 2 shots program fully completed)?
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  793. ​@theangrypenguin3014 It does enter our minds, but what are the realistic options if ruzzia continues to take territory... just let it happen? Ruzzia has to be stopped, right?
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  794.  @InternetMameluq  I saw no evidence of any laws being broken. I don't see what the fuss is all about.
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  795. For me, 1% CLI is too much. I'm pushing for cliser to zero. When I design an application, the UI supports all functionality. CLIs are so 1990s.
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  796. The anti-Trump left are unhinged. It's pretty clear now that Trump was simply doing his job.
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  797. So, Bitcoin is an inefficient method of fund transfer, not scalable and a poor method of value storage (highly volatile with no intrinsic value). So, what's the point of it? Just an enormous waste of energy?
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  798. Shapiro was absolutely spot on regarding Ukraine and Trump's mishandling off it... surprisingly.
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  799. Russia is short of spare manpower.
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  800. Politicians.
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  801. Easy to say in hindsight.
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  802. People booking holidays in the middle of a pandemic? Madness. Seems stupidity knows no bounds.
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  803. Perhaps he can educate Trump?
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  804. Explain why it wouldn't be...
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  805. I doubt any one person can get rid of daylight saving. I'm surprised you even think that's possible?
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  806. There is no significan credibal peer reviewed evidence in support. There are large trials underway but no results yet. Past small trials are mixed at best. You say there are numerous showing effectiveness... where are they? I've seen none. I suspect you're just parroting the same old unproven talking points from the crazy far right?
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  807. There'll be even more to fix after Trump does his "fixing".
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  808. I do see the TDS. It's pretty obvious that the Trump in Sam's head is not the Trump we see in reality. If it were, the US would have been rendered a basket case by now and perhaps the bombs would have been launched. Sam has been ranting about Trump for years yet none of it (or very little) maps onto reality. Sam's take on Trump is typical liberal/left "orange man bad" stuff. Trump said some bad stuff etc.
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  809. Not really. Entertainers can make good leaders.
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  810. Maybe you've been fooled?
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  811.  @holdenrobbins852  I used to consider Sam to be a pretty rational guy, but that went out the window when he came down with TDS.
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  812. Similar process in Australia and NZ.
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  813. Why is it unbelievable?
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  814. ​ @AlfonzoCam  If they're needed now but takes them a year to replace them due to sanctions then it's kind of moot. They're being destroyed way faster than they can be replaced. Same for tanks and troops.
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  815. Not too bright are you? A pandemic is defined as being global and that's what it is. I guess 90 dead is not enough for you, right? Maybe you could tell us how many deaths would be acceptable? I we apply the New York statistics, that would be 90,000 dead Aussies. Yes, New York and Australia are very different and the lock down rules are different but the virus doesn't care.
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  816. My opinion for what it's worth as an outsider.... Trump said and tweeted a lot of silly stuff (which fueled the TDS) but on the big importent stuff... he was right. Middle East peace, the economy, China, moving the Embassy to Jerusalem, the border wall, woke issues, Iran, so much.
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  817. Jake is the real deal. No con here.
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  818. I got worried for a full minute.
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  819. Sorry, but I'll have disagree with pretty much everything you said. My position is that Israel is the rightfull occupant of the land and the so called 'Palistinians' are effectively squatting on Israel's historic homeland. There's no easy solution while Palistinians remain hostile. What puzzles me is why Palistinians (Arabs) prefer to not live an Arab state where their culture and religion would be a better match? Let's face it, the whole problem is largely a clash of culture. Radical Muslims hate Jews. It's been that way for centuries. It'll be tough pushing back against that.
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  820. ​​​ @SkyGlitchGalaxy Yes it does but you just want to ignore it. You're the dopey one.
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  821. I miss Rock
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  822. Syria is not just fine. It's a hell-hole riddled with poverty crime and violence. The standard of living is also low, no doubt due in part to sanctions and of course war and an awful government. Russia is heading in the same direction... hopefully quickly. Hopefully Russians will rise up and fight for a better life as part of the global community but I won't be holding my breath.
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  823. I don't see how it would? It's a small sanctioned economy aready.
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  824. ​@sokacsavok His true character shows in his attitude toward Ukraine.
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  825. Glenn Loury is spot on. End of story.
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  826. Great comment. Yes that's exactly how it was in the 70s and 80s.
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  827. No, you don't get it.
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  828. Whatever. At least he's intelligent... and correct. And better than being a maga moron.
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  829.  @robertschrader  Testing has revealed that the death rate is significantly higher than flu and flu is already considered a serious threat to health in spite of there being vaccines.
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  830. AOC LOL... how can anyone take her seriously? She's ridiculous.
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  831. ​​ @OniksR  Those are entirely different scenarios. The US never intended to steal Afghanistan from its people and the turn it into an American state. It was effectively a global policing excercise. And it gave a whole generation of Afghans a taste of freedom. Women actually received an education. But there is a limit to how long a country should have to act as global policemen. That should be the role of the UN, but the UN is useless. Please stop trolling and/or writing BS, if even by inference. You'll also notice that the US didn't steal Iraq's territory, but a bunch of insane muslims did try. There's something serious wrong with you if you can't see the difference between these wars.
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  832. Another great interview. Sam is absolutely spot on, as is his guest. Brilliant and informative.
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  833. Just discovered your channel and subscribed. It's very good.
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  834. On average, 450 people die every day in Australia and on average, 3 of those had Covid-19. We need some perspective. We only ever hear about the 3.
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  835. And Israelis.
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  836. I took an instant dislike to that guy with the beard.
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  837. I'm not even American, but I'm excited. Kamala Harris is awesome. These fox clowns must be blind.
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  838. I keep hearing about "truth telling".... what is it?
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  839.  @OrangeHand  It is demonstrably real and on display righ here in this podcast.
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  840. ​@J7Handle Nice that you explain your thoughts in a reasoned way, but I feel that's still a long way from proving Einstein wrong.
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  841. Nothing comes close to MS Visual studio's debugging features. That's where Linux sucks. No decent IDE for C++. Actually, no decent IDE for any of languages I've tried. Your complaints about vectors and realication etc. That's just bad programming. A skill issue.
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  842. I almost got hooked into scientology a few decades back, read the books, did the seminars etc. It was all very seductive, almost scientific but I eventually figured out it was all BS, a work of fiction dreamed up by a fiction writer. That's all. It's sad that so many people get sucked into it as I almost did. That said, I'm guessing you're a troll. You have to be given the idiocy of your comment, right?
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  843. I don't like him as a commentator. I think he's too biased to be taken seriously. I see him as a kind of Chomsky lite... just blame the West for everything.
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  844. ​ @stephenglover8828 Ruzzian numbers heading toward 500k and another 500k coming... pootin is insane.
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  845. ​ @big_bro_261 No way is typescript faster than C in general.
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  846. Why the sad sack music? These dogs need to be put down and then banned. They're dangerous and worthless. What a stupid video. It's a bully breed. Get over it. Eliminate the beast it before it rips some poor child's face off. And kissing the dog is a demonstration of utter stupidity. Serious health risk right there but such idiocy seems to be par for the course with dog folk. Time to wise up.
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  847. Says who? You?
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  848. Yes, I consider a 'like' as an appreciation of a well made video, even if I dislike the content or disagree with some of the opinions.
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  849. It would be a debate between science and pseudoscience. Masks work. End of story. There's really no point in debating that guy other than for the entertainment value.
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  850. For them it's likely to be all about Islam and Palestine and not about America. They're idiots in my opinion. And hijabs are not a good look on any woman. The term 'deranged' comes to mind.
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  851. Isolationists are extremely short-sighted and naive. Bullies love them.
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  852. Exactly, except that Ukraine doesn't have enough of it.
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  853. That would be stupid. You're suggesting genocide. Poland next? Or what?
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  854. Dogs are only man's best friend in the minds of deluded dog nutters. They're filth.
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  855. What does choosing not to support Putin look like? I mean, put yourself in their shoes... what would you do? In my case, I don't know what I'd do if I was actually in that situation and perhaps my life or the life or livelihood of my loved one's was at state.
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  856. I didn't hear him say anything that was woke.
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  857. It seems violent leftists are always given free pass.
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  858. The range extender (hybrid) car is the perfect balance right now, given that a lot of electricity generation is still coal powered, and the battery range is limited. A hybrid only requires a small battery.
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  859. I've pointed it out, but I'm a nobody.
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  860. @Julian Kazmier That was somewhat stupid. Most of the bombardment occurred before life as we know it existed. One large bombarded now would destroy life as we know it.
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  861. That's just whataboutism. They're not the same people.
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  862. Good question, but the answer is complex but also obvious. It's kind of like asking why would defeating the nazis in ww2 have a big impact on the United States. It changed the world.
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  863. He should add it to the list plus a few more in my opinion.
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  864. Nope.
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  865. The Democrats will stop at nothing to grab power. They play dirty.
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  866. I have a Windows 10 machine that does everything I need.
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  867. Yes there is. The Greens.
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  868. They've gained very little ground in months.
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  869. I support mandates in some settings e.g. hospitals. I also think charging the unvaccinated for there covid-19 treatment makes sense in some cases e.g. in publicly funded hospitals.
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  870. How can it be described as an insurrection when the rioters were in support of the President? And how are the actions of e.g. Pelosi anything less if she is trying to knock Trump out of a 2024 run by what looks to me like a misuse of constitutional powers? But what shocks even more than the nonsensical hard left interpretation of Trump's rhetoric and subsequent events. (I've grown used to Sam's TDS. It's disappointing) What shocks me more is his abandonment of the principle of free speech. So free speach is now a priviledge extended to only those you agree with? That seems very woke.
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  871. It's more about risk analysis than "doing no harm". Doing nothing in this pandemic has resulted in harm for millions. ICU beds are full of people who did what you're suggesting.
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  872. What a load of bullshit.
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  873. I hope it turns out wrong. I like the idea of dark energy and dark matter. It offers greater explanitory power.
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  874.  @tintinorasterix8270  What is your solution then? Open slather? Fill up the hospitals? We're in a bond with vaccine scarcity. There's no quick fix.
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  875. Yes, and deservedly so.
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  876. That idea seems ludicrous. The whole point of testing is to catch and isolate as many infectious people as possible. False positives are preferable to false negatives. Watch the death rate allowing for a few weeks lag. See if it confirms the trend. The infection rate is more likely down due to changed human behaviour, masks, lockdowns etc.
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  877. A positive PCR test is not the same thing as a covid-19 case. You need to concentrate more on the Australian death toll which is relatively low as was expected, as it is in NZ.
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  878.  @virtuosa69  I would say Sam was on the mark, Brett and Heather were off the mark. In fact, I unsubscribed and stop watching dsrk horse because of their excursions into what I consider pseudo-science. That destroyed their credibility in my mind.
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  879. Could be risky crossing south with Russians to the south and the river behind them. Especially with Russians hold both sides of the river. Could be a trap.
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  880. Not really. The Russion vaccine mixes two types. It's very common.
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  881. LeetCode has a bunch of fun challenges that can make you think outside of the box. That's why I like. I wouldn't consider it a way to find employment.
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  882. Nope. The US is doing very well in its own right. Its economy is booming. Europe is slower but still growing. Russia, by contrast, is in a deep recession (if you put aside weapons manufacturing). Its biggest energy company is going bankrupt, the government is running out of cash reserves, the domestic economy is faltering under a heavy burden of increasing debt at sky-high interest rates. The currency has crashed to half its value pre-war value, oil refining has been severely damaged, and they've lost 50% of their oil revenue... etc.
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  883. This is a 12-minute video. Do you want an hour?
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  884. Damn, four minutes in and Sam starts bashing Trump. The TDS is still strong. This is a shame because Harris is pretty good otherwise.
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  885. The growth will stop. Give all Muslims the right to leave Islam without being murdered, shunned or persecuted and educated them and then see millions leave. Millions already know that Islam is fake but they live in fear. Same with Christianity... freedom and liberty eventually prevailed in the west. Not so much in Islamic states.
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  886. Same. I take low doses for short periods without any problems.
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  887. Not really. I like Windows 11. I don't like Linux as a desktop option. It's not as if the Linux world is going to be flooded with ex W11 users. Despite all of the scarmongering, W11 is pretty good.
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  888. I subscribed to Konstantin's channel a long time ago. He's a fine person but I cannot take all of the God talk. For me that's a spoiler. Other than that his presentations are great and I wish him well.
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  889. As a non-American... is it possible for the Democrats to regain control in the mid-term elections? I mean House of Senate or both? That would open up impeachment potential, right? And potentially with a Democrat speaker of the house, quite a lot of influence. Or am I dreaming?
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  890.  @biggav7434  You've already lost the arguement when all you have is slurs like "Trmptards"
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  891. Yet even Bret and Eric are relative late comers, at least publically. I've been watching it build for more than a decade and it definitely predates Obama. His win was in significant part to the perceived race issues being amplified by the social justice crowd and the PC movement which probably goes back decades.
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  892. Trump is not a medical professional, so why are these two guys expecting medical professional type responses? The job of a politician and I would say even more so for a leader, e.g. a President or Prime Minister, is to walk the fine line between being informative and preventing panic. This is how I interpret Trump's comments on this issue. I don't take them literally. This is where Sam fails. If you tell everyone there's a shortage of toilet paper or some medicine or test kits, you'll have a panic and hoarding.
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  893. It might take a generation or two, if ever.
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  894. The US doesn't control most of that money, does it? I think most of it is in Europe.
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  895. ​​@CR67 Yeah, by agreeing to Putin's outrageous proposals. Trump is for Trump. MTGA Make Trump Great Again. That's all it's about come Nov.
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  896. A lot of it is misinformation based on opinion and hearsay I.e. the media in general are more concerned with ratings and clicks while failing to present any credible evidence to support their positions.
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  897. It's not mankind. Most people don't want war. I've never used a gun or own one, and I never want to. It's that too often, the wrong types of people become leaders, and power corupts.
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  898. Why do people make these kinds of comments? It's not intuitive to most people. It wasn't intuitive to me. The whole point of these videos is teaching. It's even in the title. It's a tutorial. It's not about boosting egos. If one doesn't do full workings, then one doesn't learn. I hate it when steps are missed. I'm just left hanging.
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  899. Trump is just an awful choice... why doesn't Trump's negatives carry weight with voters? Brainless simpletons? To hell with the debate. Trump offers nothing other than four more years of "Trump blabber" chaos and lies.
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  900. No one is literally calling Storm Shadows "American". The problem is when America can dictate their usage. In that context, the American restrictions placed on Storm Shadows and ATACMS are similar.
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  901. ​@javierfrancia1938 Work it out yourself; it's not difficult.
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  902. Spot on. I grew up in the JW cult. There were many parallels with scientology.
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  903. Donald Trump is Affirmative Action for the GOP It's the racist, bigoted, sexist, social marxist establishment on the left that needs the shake up.
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  904. Fantastic interview.
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  905. In this case diplomacy has been tried and it failed because Putin is not interested. When diplomacy fails, force is the only other option.. unless you have a better idea?
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  906. ​ @Agnemons Yeah, but that's well into the past. Now is what matters. Poland is a NATO and EU member. That means more than past wrongs. And digging up the past can create unnecessary tensions and wars.
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  907.  @venicebeachsportsnetwork6677  yes, own audience, own platform, own servers etc. Most people don't and/or can't have that advantage. That's why I don't use my real name. I'm a nobody but even I have a lot to lose if I offend the wrong people.
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  908. LOL, a troll commenting on a video all about trolls
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  909. Ok, not the whole world but more than just the west.
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  910. Fantastic comment. Well said and spot on.
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  911. Both sides might call the other the "terrorist" but one side is wrong in doing so. The term "terrorist" has a well defined meaning and only one side fits the definition. Both sides being Muslim is irrelevant to the arguments against Islam.
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  912. The whole "go to mars" thing is utterly nonsensical on its face. No sane person would want to go there.
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  913. There's a lot of phenomena that goes unnoticed by the scientific community or worse, deliberately ignored. Until this attitude changes, I don't hold out much hope for major breakthroughs.
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  914. ​ @chrisholder4978 I'm confident your comment will age badly.
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  915. I hear very little about the occupied territories on our Australian media and not much about Ukraine at all. What we do hear isn't really pro Ukraine either. The real tragedy is being lost by the media trying too hard to be neutral, and by doing so, they're actually helping ruZZia.
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  916. I feel the same. I'm becoming increasingly disillusioned with humanity.
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  917.  @gold3084  Sinking cities is a problem in Indonesia.
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  918.  @george6252  Problem is, there is nothing better. Mac is overpriced and Linux sucks. Plus, I like the ability to upgrade hardware. Apple doesn't.
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  919. I don't see how capitalism does that? I just see capitalism as a wealth creation process. It's up to the individule to decide what to do with it. One could take a selfish approach or not. Religion and/or the search for meaning in life has little to do with capitalism, nor socialism. I believe religion is something else entirely. It's more about fear and power.
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  920. Reparations? I don't think so.
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  921. C++ is great. I love C++. It's the best programming language I've used in 35 years of programming, and I've used many. C and Pascal would be 2nd and 3rd place.
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  922. No one needs to be a neuroscientist or not to understand the truth on this topic. Sam is 100% spot on and I agree with every point he's making. That you seem to be mocking tells me all I need to know about you.
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  923. It's all complicated and difficult to understand.
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  924. Russia going through a difficult period, entirely of its own making.
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  925. Why not listen? He's got more knowledge on the topic than I have, and I suspect more than pretty much everyone else watching this video.
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  926. Sot on. I've been saying this since the beginning. School outbreaks have featured in all of our outbreaks.
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  927. Troll
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  928. Yeah, that $5 value was rattling around in my head for a while. Seemed kind of high 😀
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  929. Really? I'm 64 and have no problems at all, nor do any of my colleagues who're also in their 60s and even 70s. People don't suddenly become senile at age 50.
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  930. Sorry to burst your bubble but you're wrong.
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  931. Hopefully they'll get those new heaving weapons in place by then.
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  932.  @hairydude1950  That was pretty stupid.
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  933.  @nicholasconder4703  How is 1848 relevant to now? It's not. The world is entirely different now. Pity Russia is still stuck in the 17th century, as are you apparently.
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  934. Poland and the Baltics have. Germany not so much.
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  935. TDS is the reason I lost interest years ago and it's why I rarely listen, I'm forever hopeful that he'll recover from TDS but I'm losing hope as I listening to yet another TDS brain dump. It's the main reason I'm no longer a paid up subscriber. I don't mind having disagreement but the whole Trump thing is irrational and right there is the irony.
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  936. Never like Merkel as a politician as far back as I can remember.
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  937. He and Vance have made that crystal clear.
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  938. So you'd rather focus on the one trial when he was convicted and ignore the others... I call that bias. Seemed obvious to me all along that he wasn't guilty.
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  939. Reginald Jones "Last year, more Non-White Babies were born than white..." Anyone who thinks that's a good thing is a racist, right?
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  940. The problem with the rapist analogy and how it applies to the war and many other situations is there's a massive difference between motivation and justification. There is always motivation but very rarely justification. Some confuse one with the other.
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  941. Simple... childhood indoctrination, threat of violence, honor culture, peer pressure, brain washing, lack of critical thinking... etc.
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  942. Defeating ruzzia is an investment in a better future.
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  943. No he wasn't. Jordan is just a whole lot more polite. Dyson made no good arguments, he just played on people's emotions. That's all the woke have. He waffled on about not wanting to be put in a group but that's all his side does. He then played the victim and attacked Jordan by making unfounded claims. None of that looked good.
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  944. You're right and it's a worry. Iran has figured it out. Time to plug the gaps if possible.
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  945. Not really. The world can hurt Russia economically long term much more than Russia can hurt the world. That's because the Russian economy is relativelly tiny.
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  946. ​ @stevenschwartz-vf2lg  Why did it take Trump so long to figure that out? It's been obvious since day one.
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  947. It's natural to be apprehensive, especially given the amount of misinformation being spread anti-vaxxers and ignoramuses but the data collected globally shows the vaccines being pretty safe and effective. We're talking more than a billion doses globally.
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  948. Give him a bath. I know personally what it's like leaving a cult. Support from real people is vital.
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  949. All software has bugs. Linux folk love to bash Windows but forget that Linux destop is riddled with bugs. Software is complex. Bugs are just an unfortunate reality.
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  950. You're cherry-picking.
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  951. Ignore the negative waffling.
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  952. ​@seed_drill7135 You're not Ukraine.
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  953.  @stephenarling1667  Not likely. Hundreds of bankrupt cafes... who would want them? How about hotels without tourists and bars without patrons... who's going to snap them up? Half of the cafes have closed already in my nearest mall. There was anyone around before this. Now it will be a ghost town, and for what?
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  954.  Jack Richardson  Ok, so climate change is real.... now what?
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  955. Having opinions is the root of the problem. We need to be guided more by facts, knowledge and reason.
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  956. Trump called for unity but never got it. The left faught tooth and nail to impede Trump at every step. The left clearly doesn't want unity. They just want to shut down opposing views.
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  957. The "anti-russian" stuff was not propaganda. It was based on hard data. And, I dont think he's walked away from the russian topic. Hope not, because that's why I subscribed.
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  958. Where are the peer reviewed trial results for any of that. Latesr I heard, these drugs had no significant benefit while study results were mixed. Ivermectin is a parasitic as stated.
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  959. Not impressed with this guest, he's clearly a glass half empty guy.
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  960. The whole spyware thing is a lie.
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  961. Excellent and spot-on. Thank you.
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  962. Where are all the the current thorium reactors located? Are there any?
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  963. We're in a world of bloatware. I hate the way software development has evolved. I've been doing it for 30 years. A great time to be retiring.
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  964. It would be a massive gamble. Too much at stake.
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  965. We live on a time when most people don't think about anything useful.
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  966. Sometimes it can be the opposite way. The gifted ones intuativelly understand the concepts, and therefore, the rules seem obvious. That's how it was for me at high school. It was all easy and intuitive. 20 years later, I returned to education and struggled somewhat with calculus while studying for my CS degree. I never really reached a point where any of it felt intuative, and now, I struggle with those original proofs and definitions, e.g. 0:33 We had to show the full working based on that definition. It always hurt my brain.
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  967. Nothing schizophrenic about my country's response (Australia). No one should be using vetinary products. And as far as we can tell, ivermectin is next to useless for treating covid-19. Africa sounds like a complete shambles.
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  968. Daniel Vincent Straight white conservative males are under attack by hard left feminists, SJWs etc.
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  969. The fines are a great idea. Some people seem incapable of following basic instructions without fear of a huge penalty. People's lives are at risk and too many just don't give a toss.
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  970. @Jacob B There is and they're damn annoying and socially dangerous.
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  971. The NSW lockdown looks to be too piecemeal. They would likely have been on top of it by now if they had followed the tougher Victorian strategy, but they didn't and probably won't.
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  972. I prefer cable. It's more reliable, consistent and faster.
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  973. Thank you for sharing such a personal story. Look after yourself.
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  974. Rubbish. Please stop promoting propaganda. This is a science based channel.
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  975. TDS right from the get go. I was so hoping for something better than this. Only 3 mins in and I'm conflicted.
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  976. I'm informed and it sounds spot on, but nice try at trolling
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  977. You guys are already doing a lot in the fight against tyrannical states, and probably more than most. And as a non American, it's greatly appreciated.
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  978. I doubt that has much to do with either. Financial markets fluctuate. They come back.
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  979. Alex Wagner "Those fighters are using Islam as an excuse to fight, they do not represent the values of Islam"... Wrong on both points... Those fighters are motivated by their religious beliefs and they do represent the values of Islam (albeit their own extremely literal interpretation). There is no definitive set of Islamic values. This is religion. No one gets to define what 'true' Islam really is, any more than one can define true Christianity. It's all about cherry picking a bunch of ambiguous, contradictory and inconsistent man made texts.
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  980. TYT behave like a bunch of kids who've had their toys confiscated. Trump will be the President so get over it. lol
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  981. Shall we throw all Muslims in jail who insult Christianity in a Christian country? Don't be stupid.
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  982. +matt alan That comment seems somewhat retarded considering that it's the Palestinians causing most of the trouble.
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  983. Jacob Carroll I have read the Qur'an and it's bullshit. A sick joke. It beggars belief that people can be so gullible. You obviously know very little about Islam. You believe a medieval Arab guy flew to heaven on a winged horse or some similarly ridiculous claim? Please say no. No one would ever convert to Islam if they really understood it. No one!!! The whole concept is preposterous. I am shocked. No offence intended.
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  984. +Jacob Carroll I live in a democracy where laws are created and changed by majority vote. It should be pretty obvious to anyone that when you get a bunch of pro Islam and/or Muslim members into multiple levels of government, the laws will reflect that demographic. No point in me listing a bunch of specifics because issues are going to be country or community specific but for instance, there limitations on free speech in my country... there was a proposal put forward by our nominally conservative government to water down the laws but this was met with outrage from the pro Islam left-wing and by particular religious groups. Ultimately the law change proposal was abandoned because the government was more concerned about losing votes than doing what was right. They decided to appease the religious minorities instead of doing what was right.
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  985. +nia long Sweden is way too PC and way too left-wing. When Swedish people have spoken anonymously about these issues they say the opposite of this. I suspect she is lying to avoid being charged with racism or 'hate speech' or something equally stupid.
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  986. +Umar Ali "Guess the stages of Embryology is the Qur'an is also fiction..."... Yes, it's complete bullshit.
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  987. +John Smith You can be "against torture in all circumstances" but at the same time be in favor of it in "some circumstances" but it depends on what you mean by 'against' and 'in favor of' etc.. People need to stop over simplifying what are complex moral and ethical ideas and mistaking for black and white ones (as you appear to have done?). I have no idea what your position is on social issues but I see the SJW PC crowd making this mistake all too often.
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  988. +Abdul Taha You have obviously misunderstood Sam Harris. LOL.
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  989. +Arlenis B I agree. It's the user's who create the demand. The user's could put the dealers out of business by not buying drugs. That would be the simplest solution. No police and no prison required. Of course the user's are too stupid to figure this out. The government is too stupid to realize that by making this a crime issue instead of a health issue, they have created a black market which is the very thing they want to destroy. The dealers are just opportunists providing a service, albeit illegally.
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  990. What a load of absolute garbage. Sorry, but my blood was boiling after only 20 minutes of this crap.... unbelievable! Joe Rogan made some good points and tried to inject some logic but that women is so incredibly irritating. And ISIS is not a direct result of the US military intervention, they are all about radical Islam and domination. Nothing new. It's been around for 1400 years... hello... anyone home?
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  991. +chris fearless The soldiers have nothing to hide. They did nothing wrong. They were doing their job. Probably just didn't want 'the press' getting injured.
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  992. Barbara Bach Since when were majorities always right? I like Trump because cults through the PC bullshit and he's prepared to speak honestly about Islam. The spread of Islam is extremely dangerous and I don't see other leaders taking it on.
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  993. I believe in freedom of speech. Do you?
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  994. +Anon 1 Yes, and I see the same thing happening in my country where we have groups speaking out against Islamification, but then the racists and thugs come along and ruin it.
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  995. +Secular Talk Awesome. So much wisdom in one video.
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  996. Something I don't understand about the US Presidency (I am not American)... is it really necessary for one person to know everything about everything as Trump knockers seem to be inferring... is that how it works? Does the President not have advisers? Are there no check and balances? In my country, all elected members of Parliament have equal power. Even the Prime Minister only has one vote and can be dumped by his colleagues if he is out of line.
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  997. Stop trolling. He raises and discusses important issues. And he actually works to help Ukraine... what do you do? Anyway, bye-bye. No one cares.
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  998.  @lulabell5893  I had always imagined Germany to be strong militarily. Apparently not?
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  999. Yeah, I noticed a lot of smart aleck's in the comments boasting. This one had me stumped.
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  1000. ​@golokavrndavana My confidence in Trump doing anything right is approximately zero.
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  1001. Same for me except I have a small family but no outside friends.
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  1002. What victims?
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  1003. I don't believe the claims relating to children suffering mental health through missing school. I've never met a child who enjoyed school. I loathed school, every second of it.. A few months off would have been a dream come true. My son had five months home schooling in 2020 and loved it. I skipped 3 years of school without an issue. This has to be pro-school propaganda, surely?
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  1004.  @Mallchad  That's got to be an edge case, right? I've been developing a Windows C++ developer for 30 years and I've never had to "throw up an executable and start debugging". I'm not even sure what that means. And "block input"... what's that about? If you need a solution, VS will create one. I've never needed to hand code one. And once you have one, its super convenient going forward, and it beats the crap one needs to go through with other sub-par IDEs. As a test, I've just opened a solution in VS 2022, and it took no more than 3 secs. Not sure where your "massive waste of time" happens?
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  1005. Pre Soviet? The counter offensive is the result of the situation on the ground. Russia given too much time to dig in and Ukraine being the weaker side in terms of air power. The west tells them how to fight without providing the equipment necessary, so Ukraine is left fighting its way through mine fields the hard way.
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  1006. Referring to oil as an addition is valid within the context of discussions around the Saudi economy.
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  1007. It's a credit to you, Jake, as a great person and to the good people you attract to your channel.
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  1008. Quillo Assuming you were responding to my comment... I think you misunderstood my position. I am neither "on the left" nor am I "on the right". And I do realize that the use 'left', 'middle', centrist, 'right' etc. are somewhat ambiguous as you indicated. I am not dedicated to the middle but I try to judge each issue on it's merits and I do have strong positions on many of those issues. But I don't understand how judging each issue on it's merits makes me an unprincipled person? I'm not just sitting in some middle ground because I'm too lazy or cowardly to bother. What you're trying to say... perhaps there is a better label to use than 'middle'? Perhaps this is all just semantics? For me it's just a case of not being part of a tribe.
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  1009. Labor doesn't want anyone to know that!
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  1010. It is logical 😀
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  1011. Problem is that all of the god stuff is myth, it's not real, and that applies to all religions. They're all invented by people. I support Israel for reasons other than religion. People have the right to believe whatever they choose, but religion should not be used to justify violence. Sadly it does, and Islam is currently the worst offender.
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  1012. Life is not a binary black and white thing. No one is perfect but on balance she is pretty damn good. And Alex Jones spews too much conspiracy BS in my opinion.
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  1013. As I said elsewhere, 99.99% of users won't even have heard of IPv6 or the bug, let alone know how to turn it off.
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  1014. For all of Russia's centuries of empire building, the country is basically crap.
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  1015. How so? And why can't you stay on topic instead of playing the whataboutism game?
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  1016. ​ @MaximumEfficiency  That's not sarcasm. It's a statement of fact. NATO is defensive alliance. Ukraine is a democracy.
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  1017. I wouldn't consider X to be a source of useful data. It's mostly noise.
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  1018. I prefer cold than hot. That said, not as cold as Sweden in winter. My preferred range is 0 to 20. Unfortunately (weather wise) I live in Australia where it's stinking hot more often than not, e.g. 35C for the next 3 days and 40+ further north. The Melbourne winter is nice.
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  1019. That's a stupid question. For one thing, Musk gets billions from American taxpayers. Additionally, there is no correlation between wealth and IQ, and now I'm questioning your intelligence for asking.
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  1020. Who said it was ultra deadly? You? First I've heard it.
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  1021. I don't see a problem with speculations sounding more like theology than "actual science". Some level of speculation (or thinking outside of the box) has always been part of the scientific process. Why rule out something simply because it sounds a little "theological"? That would be close minded in my opinion.
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  1022. We need balance. While I hate the wokeism. I wouldn't want to tip too far the other way.
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  1023. It's not that simple. If every government went isolationist, the world would become a hell hole. Is that what you want?
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  1024. It's like a lottery. My friends father retired at 60 and died at 60. My father retired at 60 and died at 93.
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  1025. Wrong. This was a brilliant unbiased informative discussion based firmly in reality.
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  1026. Same. He's just waffling.
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  1027. You got that backwards. Trump was non committal. He said we don't really know how it will play out. The Democrats are blaming Trump for everything as usual.
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  1028. Ivermectin won't end the pandemic any more than cough medicines eliminate all coughs. We need heard immunity to end the pandemic.
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  1029. The American left have gone insane.
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  1030. Well, I would argue the low point was Windows 8. The change from 7 to 8 was a crash. The past few years have been a very slow recovery.
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  1031. Sorry, but your female guest is clueless.
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  1032. This is kind of stupid... why grow soft? There are so many things I would rather be doing than working. Less stress, more exercise and spending more time with my wife of 35 years for starters. People who work in laborious jobs like construction and mining are often physical worn out by age 60. My father retired at 60 and stayed active until his 90s.
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  1033. Green Square Facts, knowledge, truth etc. are to be valued. That's already a good reason. If it were shown that genetics plays a role in IQ, crime rates, poverty levels etc. then that would also play a useful role in pushing back against a potentially flawed leftist approach of 'affirmative action' to solving perceived 'race' problems. Leftists want to believe that all people are equal. I don't believe we are. We are diverse in many ways.
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  1034. I discovered they were Swedish back in 1975 and instantly became a fan.
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  1035. Probably. I've not seen such reports either.
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  1036. Will Higgins Around a hundred million Americans do like Trump. And while Italy may not be leaving the E.U., another defeat for the left is another good result.
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  1037. I would disagree with Anastasia's comments near the end of the conversation regarding Russians not being ready to die for their country, about those leaving and comparing the Russian example with Ukraine's fight for freedom. I've heard this argument before, very often promoted by Ukrainians but also Westerner's. It's inaccurate and overly simplistic.
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  1038. Yeah, right. By shifting blame you're denying these folk personal responsibility for their own actions and thereby their own destiny.
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  1039. These dangerous dogs must be banned. It is about the breed.
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  1040. Your criticisms of the C language are not actually language issues, they're programmer mistakes. For instance, you don't or shouldn't access memory you don't have... that's programming 101. Rust doesn't really solve these issues, it just pretends to.
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  1041. Dr Campbell covered that in detail and concluded that the 'WITH' group was the minority.
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  1042. Scott Morrison is a good man. He's genuine and he's a good PM but he's not superman, he's human like the rest of us. So all you haters, stop hating.
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  1043. This doesn't need to be the Covid normal. There are better options than lurching from one extreme to the next.
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  1044. LOL
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  1045. If one ignores Bill Shorten's massive cash splash, what else has he got?
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  1046. This time, the weirdest bunch of trolling commenters I've ever encountered on this channel!
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  1047. BS
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  1048. There is no way to tell, so I'll reserve judgement.
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  1049. Ruben drifted all the way from left to right. Wish he had stopped mid way.
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  1050. Or at least have veto rights revoked.
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  1051. Ukraine is fighting for its life, NOT Russia.
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  1052. Excellent news.
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  1053.  @anab0lic  And even less under communision or socialism where the wealthy are the rulers and the rest are poor. At least capitalism generates wealth.
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  1054. Probabilty of death is a stupid way to quantify the problem. And comparing with bee stings is as stupid.
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  1055. Are you really sorry?
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  1056. I wish the police would shut these rallies down before the rabble rousers do some damage. They're a disgrace.
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  1057.  @oneaboveall1895  Australia is crap based on what? Can you elaborate?
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  1058. I find that difficult to believe. What are you referring to? I'm not American, so I could easily have missed something.
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  1059.  @jetrpg22  What exactly are you saying? Atheism by definition requires no claims, dogmas, creeds, leaders or faith. I fail to see why anyone would consider atheism a religion except through ignorance. Even the term is misleading. It's not even an "ism".
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  1060. Spot on. I've been using c++ for 20 years developing high performance software. C and C++ are the best fit. None of the other langues would do better in our niche market for a variety of reasons but performance is number one. It's a case of selecting the right tool for the job.
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  1061. Great news if it works and is safe but we must be guided by science and not by youtube blogger driven psuedo science.
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  1062. Except that's not what is happening. You're exhibiting a lack of understanding and/or being disingenuous.
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  1063. I took the opposite approach... I knew I wanted to develop Windows application siftware and I knew I wanted to use C++, so I became proficient in that then looked for a job to match. Thing is, I had zero interest in web development then, and zero interest now. To me it looks like an absolute mess, loaded with clunky hacks like XML HTML and CSS and awful languages like JS and Java, and a bunch of related stuff like PHP and various frameworks. It's like a lolly scramble. The tools and languages that became the pseudo industry standards appear to have been adopted for no good reason.
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  1064. ​@matteframe And then there's a group in the middle like myself; I can afford and was a paying subscriber for a time but not any more. I like some of Sam's work, but not enough of it to justify a subscription.
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  1065. There are a lot of ignorant, mean-spirited morons everywhere in all countries, and they'll be commenting on YouTube. It's tough, but we just have to ignore them and move on. I've been a subscriber for a very time and enjoy your videos and have come to know that you're a good person and way better than those nockers and haters.
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  1066.  @flipw3605  And me (from Australia). Glad to see those Bushmasters put to good use.
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  1067. ​ @mubashirhussain3885  Faith and logic LOL Yes, faith for sure. That thing you need when evidence is lacking. Logic. No. And before you abuse me of not doing research. Don't bother. I have done it.
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  1068. I don't understand the C++ hate. C++ is an awesome language. C++ has stould the test of time and proven itself to be the best in class. Those pushing for C++ to be replaced have been deluded by the "it's not safe" lobby. It's a skill issue.
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  1069.  Aussie Jim  The young are not all raging, just the immature ones and the deluded ones. Fortunatelly for them, most with grow up eventually. Most do. Sadly, leftist fools get everything backward... young leftists especially so. For instance, Scott Morrison is actually doing a good job. Hope he stays around for a very long time. We dodged s bullet last May. Thank you Scott Morrison.
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  1070. Best way to appreciate your own country is to spend some time in a worse one. All Western countries are actually pretty damn good.
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  1071. Musk needs to take a long hard look at himself. Some serious soul searching is required. He's a very confused man with far too much influence. His actions could make an enormous difference to the tragectory of this war and that's preposterous
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  1072. ​@imzanky6321 That doesn't instil much confidence. Sorry.
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  1073. It's completely understandable given the damage Islam has inflicted on the cohesiveness of the Indian population historically.
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  1074. Americans taking the moral high ground against our policies would be hypocritical in the extreme given their abject failure as a nation with over 600,000 dead and counting.
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  1075. I hate graffiti. It's vandalism, and it's ugly.
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  1076. @Robert Schrader Yes, lower than media doomsdayers. They're all about ratings. That said, researchers are discovering many previously unknown symptoms and side effects associated with COVID infection and many are quite horrific.... thrombosis, heart failure, sudden paralysis, potential loss of limbs, strokes, brain damage, other organ damage and sudden death, and this is occurring in previously asymptomatic COVID infected individuals. I think the jury is still out on how dangerous this will be long term, hence the need for continued caution.
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  1077. Free speech is not about the right to say anything. Too many people don't understand this. There has to be a limit.
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  1078. ​ @Dee78584 Very well said.
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  1079. They do help already but iron dome wouldn't make a lot of difference.
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  1080.  @thomassmith4999  Australia is manufacturing the AZ vaccine locally in Melbourne, albiet at a slower rate than was initially anticipated. It's a new vaccine and a new production facility, so not a big deal. We also manufacture flu vaccines locally so get your facts straight.
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  1081. Scomo is not smug, he just comes across that way. He's not a good communicator, unlike John Howard who is an excellent communicator. As for who to vote for... the local candidate of your choice. We're not electing a President.
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  1082. Rather US dominance than a whole bunch of others I can think of.
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  1083. Problem is the extremists spawn from within. It's no longer just about immigration. It's too late for that now. The horse has bolted.
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  1084. Great comment. A very plausible evaluation.
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  1085.  @deborahmackie8750  No, they're not in Crimea.
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  1086. My most disappointing guest so far and that's even before listening.
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  1087. His content is not worth the $$ so I cancelled my subscription a while back. I can easily afford it but I just don't see the value in it.
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  1088.  @radscorpion8  So you want to put everyone in boxes? Life is more nuanced than that. What is "Sam's audience"? Precisely that set of people who agree with his every word? An echo chamber?
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  1089. Ok, he said it wrong but he's correct, right? You can sugar coat it if it makes you feel better, but the reality will remain the same.
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  1090. ​ @aroemaliuged4776 What's your problem? Did you fall out of bed?
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  1091.  Trouble Came Calling  Commys think anything right of Stalin is “a massive right-wing bias.” See how that works?
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  1092. I'm laughing at you. Do some research before mocking.
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  1093. Ruzzia knows long-range missiles are coming. Hence, its recent blabbering about a "ceasefire".
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  1094. Brandon Nicolas It's not about two wrongs equaling a right. Who said there were two wrongs anyway? It's about consistency, honesty and integrity and defending one's principles. Other countries apply rules as they see fit without kowtowing to external pressures and other cultural norm, so why do we kowtow to theirs? Why do we drop acceptable standards of behavior just to appease some minority group? Answer: political cowardice.
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  1095. Gavin Coleman Why would you say clueless idiot? I know how MMP works... and I don't see too much wrong with Skip Introux's comments... perhaps you could enlighten us?
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  1096. I love C++. It has been my language of choice for 30 years. I've taken a look at rust because the fans tell us C++ developers how bad and how "dangerous" C++ is. So I took a look and thought it looked like crap. The syntax omg. Why? Oh, and Java is shitty. I prefer to build native apps. None of this JVM or .NET nonsense.
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  1097. You can blame the US for that.
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  1098. I'm fully confident that my C++ won't combust. The language has stould the test if time. I've been writing C++ code for 28 years without anything combusting. I'm tring to learn some of the rust basics because curious. OMG. It's a nightmare.
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  1099. The Russian tank situation makes sense. They've lost 50% of their tanks in 18 months. One would expect them to lose the rest in the nect 18 months, especially given that many of the remaining tanks are junk going up against NATO tanks.
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  1100. That's not entirely true. I was a Christian for 35 years. I was raised a Christian by my mother who was very religious. I'm not a dishonest person. I've never promoted deception. You need to realise that Christians believe what they claim and their preaching is usually motivated by love, not an attempt to deceive. What saved me from the religious indoctrination I received as a child (a kind of mind trap) was my deep interest in science. I eventually deprogramed myself through research over a two yeat period but it took a lot of courage, effort and intellectual honesty to push past the fear that is intrinsic in religion. So I would encourage you to be a little less harsh. There are a lot of people trapped in religion the way I was and I miss having them as friends. They were some of the most honest beautiful people I've known.
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  1101. You're not alone, and I feel the same way about the pro ruZZia trolls.
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  1102. Trump may or may not support Ukraine. All we can do is guess and hope. That said, this guest is not being completely straight on what Trump actually said and did. For example, he misrepresented Trump on NATO, and devalues his own credibilty as a serious commentator.
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  1103. Well said. Rust is an absolute nightmare. I gave up. I've been a Windows application developer for 30 years, C and C++ mainly, and some assembly. Before that, I was a hoppy programmer... Amiga, C64 kind of thing. Mostly assembly language or machine code with those. But Rust... no thanks.
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  1104. Is Kamala the President? Is Kamala a border enforcement officer? Be real. Additionally, you use the past to prove the future. Trump was awful last time. He's looking worse this time. Everything about him is just plain awful.... again.
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  1105. March 1 is the first day of autumn here in Australia so it being spring in Ukraine is spot on.
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  1106. It doesn't have to be 99%. Australia is around 70% "white" and it has a great cohesive multicultural feel.
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  1107. Yes, he is brilliant.
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  1108. Not really.
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  1109. Abortion is definitely a bad idea. I don't support murder in any form. No one should.
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  1110. ​@gamlow Could be some of that. I was afraid of dogs as a child. Now I just dislike them. But I think much of the problem for me is the realisation that people don't give a toss about their neighbours or pretty much anyone else in their communities. That doesn't sit well with ne. Knowing that barking dogs is one of the top causes of strife between neighbours, these people go ahead and install these barkers in their yards. Every time the dog barks, it's like giving your neighbour the middle finger. It's especially troubling when it happens regularly late at night or early morning. I also work from home, so I have to find ways to block it out.
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  1111. Have you checked every western news site? Guess not.
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  1112.  @Random17Game  Do you really understand Israel? I doubt it.
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  1113. We should blame both appropriately.
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  1114. ​ @AstroGremlinAmerican He will likely throw Ukraine under the bus, though. And that kind of head in the sand response is why we had ww2.
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  1115. Where are those one million shells right now? Still sitting in storage gathering dust?
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  1116. First thoughts before listening... with there be another TDS rant? I wonder...
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  1117. Or russia.
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  1118. No
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  1119. Those Clinton supporters didn't have much of an arguement and history has proven them wrong on most points. Social division has come almost 100% from the left. Trump is a moderate. He managed to get broad based support and went on to win.
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  1120. The left are clearly deranged and they still haven't figured it out.
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  1121. ​@sdrc92126 No, they wouldn't.
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  1122. Remove your tinfoil hat. Might help.
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  1123. Not necessarily 100% less. NATO needs to stay together, and all members should pay their share. Division is a recipe for disaster.
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  1124. Its been likened to a Ponzi scheme wherein a continuous inflow is required to continuously and artificially prop up the economy instead of fixing the fundamentals. Its not enough to just increase the numbers. The immigrants need to be the right people. What happens when the young immigrants grow older? Bring in more young?
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  1125. ​@kanecrawley7155 Russia still occupies less territory than it did in 2022... hasn't moved past the 18% to 20% range since 2022, and for that, russia has 700k casualties and lost it's soviet stockpile... and a heap of other stuff.
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  1126. So, is everyone you disagree with is a fraud? Do you even know what the word means?
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  1127. Most of the sane free world is worried.
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  1128.  @voixdelaraison593 That vwas stupid. Stop lying. If he was treasonous, he would be gone by now. Trump 2020
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  1129. Putin needs to withdraw from Ukraine. I don't see any other way this madness can end. It's not rocket science.
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  1130. It's shocking to think that half of America are such uninformed simpletons that would vote for someone like Trump. I'm not even American, but I thought Trump was ok in 2016, but wow, not anymore. He has clearly lost the plot.
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  1131. Good that you got through it but how do you know any of those suppliments helped?
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  1132. I use it for C++. It's a mix of good and not good.
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  1133.  Will R Thomson  The evidence for Ivermectin is mixed and weak at best. Only an incompetent would recommend it for widespread use without a decent double blind trial and we're still waiting for that. The Oxford study might give use the information we need but it's not done yet.
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  1134. You're missrepresenting his comments. Maybe listen again.
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  1135. And not just Americans. Until 2022, I thought Ukraine was just a badly behaved province of ruzzia, that pootin was simply trying to pull it into line. Why did I believe that? Probably because I had zero interest in geography and history, was ignorant and accepted the propaganda. My passion was in mathematics and physics. History and geography were my worst subjects during school years. I failed in them and didn't care. They bored me to tears. And I've had little interest in them since. I couldn't find Ukraine on a map until 2022. I suspect this is pretty much the norm.
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  1136. Pootin is also wanted by the Hague
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  1137. Is there still any doubt about pootin's sanity? He's lost the plot.
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  1138. The left have windged and complained more about a holiday than about the arsonists who caused the fires. I haven't heard one green speak out against arsonists. Its always about Libs and climate policy.
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  1139. The echo is pretty bad.
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  1140. It's been a long time since I thought he was smart.
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  1141.  @nicknapeem1541  There is no way it could be rigged. Grow up.
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  1142. That 50k losses figure is laughable. Why are you even spreading such nonsensical information. The actual ruzzian death toll is hundreds daily. This type of nonsense plays into the hands of ruzzian trolls. Even a conservative estimate... 785 days @500 = 395,500
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  1143. Says who?
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  1144. It would seem the far left label anyone who would disagree with their wacky ideas as 'far right'.
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  1145. ​​​ @Dave5843-d9m Not really. The US has a huge economy e.g. 25X Australia, of course they would and should send more, but US is not the largest doner in terms of GDP%. Some of the European countries are ahead of the US.
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  1146. They're not socialist countries. Sweden has a mixed economy.
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  1147. In spite of the other stuff going on, progress in terms of territory regained has been slow and any slower will be a bad look in terms how it might influence fence sitters. I see a lot of comments like "Ukraiine is losing, time to withdraw funding"... such comments are backward thinking but not uncommon, and definitely bad for Ukraine.
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  1148. That's the first time I've ever seen xi smile. Must be something going on.
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  1149. You either misunderstood the point, or you're being disingenuous.
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  1150. Yeah, I'd been trying to get my head around the java ecosystem, and now my hair is thinning rapidly :(
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  1151. Think of it from Ukraine's viewpoint. The war came to them, and they weren't prepared. The best time to prepare is always now.
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  1152. Shows what sort of a monster he is.
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  1153.  @JC_WT  Not all friends are overrated. Quality over quantity.
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  1154.  @SamsRussianAdventures  call me weird but I like raining and dark. I like cloud and mist. The climate of Russia is one of my fascinations.
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  1155. Yes, and tell that to those few nutty Republicans.
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  1156. At this point, Ukraine joining NATO would make no difference. NATO could defend Ukraine now if it chose to, but it doesn't, and putin knows it won't.
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  1157. ​ @Promisent You sound like a Trumpian... I wouldn't be laughing if I were in your shoes.
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  1158. That clown refering to a Jew as being a "nazi" has to be a complete moron. That, or pure evil. How does an idiot like that get into the Presidential race in the first place? Is there no vetting?
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  1159. I would keep it simple. A hated person was targeted.
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  1160.  @Noadvantage246  Who is "we"? I sure haven't been involved in anything relaed to the Palestinians. That's all down to Palestinian leaders. But that topic is off topic and unrelated to Russia invading Ukraine. Your comments are idiotic.
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  1161. I've never owned any hardware that lasted 15 years. But even if it did last, it wouldn't be very performant by today's standards. We're talking about the early Intel Core CPUs? My 3-year-old PC runs Windows 11 like a charm and it's damn fast. I'm happy with that. That said, I never liked Linux. Always found it too difficult to install (unlike Windows). And after getting an IT guy to install it for me, I tried it for a few months and switched back to Windows. Linux isn't suitable for the masses, at least not as a desktop solution. It's a niche hobbyist thing.
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  1162. ​@cmillion Not that easy, and most people do not have business skills e.g. myself. I can develop software but I wouldn't be able to market it. I'm not a people person. I have zero social skills. That's a common trait among developers.
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  1163. Not really.
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  1164. What were you hoping for?
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  1165. While tragic in so many ways, it's no surprise Buddhists are taking proactive action against Muslims. History tells us what's likely if they don't.
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  1166. Not just politicians. Plenty of people are playing politics and spreading lies and propaganda e.g. anti-vaxxers.
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  1167. ​ @jeffreyscott4997  You keep asking the same question while ignoring the anwers. Try to understand the concept. It's not too difficult. Personally, I don't like the term "populist". Too easily conflated with "popular".
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  1168. The production of artillery shells is more about prioritisation than it is GDP. The West could out produce Russia if it chose to, but it doesn't for mostly political reasons.
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  1169. They tried, but voters ignored them.
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  1170.  @thegreenbikerider6189  Sadly, African gang violence is a growing problem in Australia as well. It beggars belief that governments continue to import trouble!
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  1171. He wasn't referring to you, just us.
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  1172. Whilst there are great Russians, evidenced by this channel, Russia as a state actor (geopolically) is a force for evil. And given the damage done by Russia in the region over centuries, "Russo Phobia" is not unexpected and possibly plays a useful role.
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  1173. Yes, the data says locking down was the correct policy. Australia has done well, New Zealand even better. Not locking down would be tragic. Delays in medical treatment are probably due to mismanagement, not the lock-downs e.g. why would an oncology dept close because ICUs are in demand? No good reason. On the age thing... so what if most of the Covid-19 deaths are in the older age groups?... They died of Covid-19, right? Are worth less when they're 70? Many people in their 70's will live for a decade or two or more, but hey, they're old so we shouldn't care, right? Something wrong with that logic.
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  1174. I think the debates are overrated. Everyone knows what Trump and Biden stand for. Trump is the incumbent and Biden is part of the furniture.
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  1175. Fantastic interview with a great guest.
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  1176. It's as if they're suffering from amnesia and have forgotten everything about they learned about the scientific method. I used to be a regular viewer but no longer. I'm shocked.
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  1177. ​ @sthubbins4038 That quote means nothing. You know they're just throwaway lines. Never take any of them literally.
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  1178. I used to be a fan. Not longer. They overrated.
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  1179. ​ @Kasgigz Can you suggest one? I suspect bias is part of human nature.
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  1180. No it's real and you'll have to face it eventually.
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  1181. The biggest escalation to date was Ruzzia's 2022 full scale invasion.
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  1182. Europe needs to face reality, stop sitting on its hands and ramp up production, and do it quickly. It had a three year lead time. What's it doing?
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  1183. Please not TDS again? I'm only a few minutes in.
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  1184.  @Lambda_Ovine  That doesn't really make sense. C++ fundamentals are in a way very similar to C. I often write C++ code as if it was C i.e. using a procedural style and only using the more advanced features of C++ as needed. So I struggle to understand how you can love C while hating a C like language that provides you with so many extra useful but optional features?
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  1185. Well, no one is immune, right? We're all human. The best we can do is try to improve ourselves.
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  1186. You don't have to write C++ code that way. I never do it. I just pick features I want or need. I've been a C and C++ developer for 30+ years. Pretty much all C++98 with a tiny bit of C++14. I don't understand why people bash a language because it has features they dont need or want. That would be like hating on a car because it has an extra good toolkit and advanced car audio. I like C, but it lacks some of the features I want. C++ has too many features, whilst C lacks what it needs to be an efficient all-rounder. C is great, but it's niche. You can also use C++ in a C style. Pointer arithmetic works the same way, as do C arrays, and you can leak memory. You're in charge. The biggest difference fir me is that C++ has containers. A simplistic example... C char temp[256]; strcpy(temp, "Hello "); strcat(temp, "World"); C++ string temp; temp = "Hello "; temp += "World";
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  1187. @Sadôg Name those worst problems... Trump says some silly stuff and his hair color.... anything else?
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  1188. Was hoping the Senate vote would have already passed by now. It's Tuesday evening already, right?
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  1189. How about Poland?
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  1190. ​ @vaclavcervinka65 How is it related to the lack of a belief in mythical entities?
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  1191. The media have a short attention span. It's always about the next big thing they can hype up for ratings.
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  1192.  @wh8416  What you're asking for is a woke (racist) hiring policy. It's sad that the woke mob don't get this... they are effectivelly the racists.
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  1193. Martin Bonilla Sam exposes Rubin’s BS ? Wouldn't it be the other way around?
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  1194. They all do much the same thing at mid to low level, and C and C++ are as capable now as they were 30 years ago. Actually, more so. Throwing a new language at stable code is worse than pointless in my opinion.
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  1195. They might have gained 3km in a month but they lost 15000 soldiers in the time.
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  1196. We all were. One would have to have been a real oddball to not have been. Sadly, Ukraine didn't receive timely support then, and nor are they now.
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  1197. Not really.
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  1198. Recognized is not the same thing as being confirmed by blinded trials. That said, not sure what you mean by negligence? Vitamin D has been in use for years. My wife was prescribed D in 2013. I've been taking it for years. Vitamin D has already been used for treating Covid since last year.
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  1199. Can't believe the comment saying nothing much happened on the 70s accept for a cabaret band called ABBA... the 70s was full of fantastic pop artists and bands and the disco genre was a whole new feel. The 70s put the 60s to shame. Even ABBA alone was better than the Beatles (my opinion) and their longevity superior. I never understould the hype around the Beatles. I think their music to be bland.
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  1200. You refer to Jews as Zionists. That usually tells me more about the write than what is written. The land didn't suddenly become "Israel" because of what Great Britian did. The Jewish people are indigenous to that region and no other, and with a recorded history dating back millennia. The so called "Palistinians" are effectively the squatters (for want of a better term). That said, yes, I think the British messed it up. Think about this for some perspective.... No one disputes the connection of the NZ Maori people to the land. There is even a treaty. They are considered indigenous. Yet the Maori only arrived on boats a few centuries before the first Europeans (circa 300 years). For the Jewish it's more like 3000 years. Let that sink in.
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  1201. ​ @naomi5893  Says the statistics and the facts. Get rid of that garbage and make the world a better place.
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  1202.  @marko1395  Or people with no manners. Like people who haven't bathed in days or are covered in sweat or talk endlessly in loud voices on phones or people with smelly dogs or people jamming bicycles into train cars or people with their filthy shoes on seats or people shouting in vulgar language or screaming kids or beggers etc. Then you've got dog shit on the floors or vomit or filth on seats or graffiti on walls... late trains, cancelled trains, over heated trains and breakdowns... that's why people like cars.
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  1203. Nope, and stop spreading anti-science bs.
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  1204. There won't be a nuclear war because pootin knows he's doomed if he does so.
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  1205. Lol no
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  1206. They lost my support a very long time ago.
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  1207. You're reading way too much into normal ways of speaking.
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  1208. ​ @ianmoone6562 It's not a lost battle. That said, Ukrainians must make thst descision.
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  1209. There are already vaccine trials under way. The common cold not being deadly enough is likely low priority for vaccine development. I have two other suggestions... fix your keyboard and remove your tinfoil hat.
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  1210. Correct, and ruzzia is driving the escalation. Ukraine is barely keeping up against the much bigger foe.
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  1211. Why does Europe always appear to be sleepwalking? Perhaps my perception is wrong? I'm in Australia a long way from Europe, so not necessarily on top of events.
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  1212. It takes some guts to come out there like that and sing. We know live performance is not her thing. Fantastic as always.
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  1213. Sounds similar to what we had happen in Melbourne during 2020. A failure in the quarantine process. Good that your state government has acted quickly.
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  1214. Congratulations from Australia.
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  1215. I like them. It beats being a blabber mouth.
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  1216. Why?
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  1217. I would say that's to be expected and normal. It's the trend that matters.
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  1218. For me, I'm hoping by May 2024. I'll be 65.
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  1219. ​@manuwilson4695 Rather have Kamala here with us than Musk or Trump.
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  1220. I took a month off and felt so much better. The stress was completely gone by the 3rd week. Wonderful. Retirement will give me more time to be active and less at a desk... hopefully very soon.
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  1221. Russia just keeps on making stupid decisions. Obviously, invading Ukraine was the dumbest of all. Completely pointless unprovoked stupidity. But Russia is destroying it's own chance of a bright future in the medium term for no good reason.
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  1222. Really? Are you serious? Hope not.
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  1223. It can be a dilemma for true conservatives... vote for your own broken (maga) side or vote for an even more broken (woke liberal) side but one that supports Ukraine. Think about it.
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  1224. The left don't care about them. Disgusting.
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  1225. Ukraine was liberated when the soviet union collapsed.
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  1226. If someone is so evil or so deranged that they are causing and/or contributing to the ongoing misery and deaths of 1000s... what is the solution? Love letters?
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  1227. ​@tonupharry Not really. Murdoch gave himself to the world. Don't blame 20 million Australians.
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  1228. Suggesting that Trump was dismantling NATO devalues your podcast. Trump was critical of NATO for being too weak. He was correct. He wanted European NATO member countries to up their game. Trump wasn't wrong about everything... he actually did get a few things right.
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  1229. Sadly, Gaza will have to stay that way until they learn to live peacefully with Jewish folk.
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  1230. Not really. I would be much more concerned about despots and enablers from countries like Russia, Iran, Syria, China, NK and their ilk than folk like Boris Johnson. It's importent to develop a sense of perspective.
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  1231. ​ @NoProg When people typically talk about Linux, they're referring to desktop. Most people don't give a toss about the kernel. It's about usability, look and feel, compatibility, etc. Trying to separate kernal from GUI might be technically correct, but for the 99%, it's irrelevent, and it's disingenous to make that distincion in the context of desktop OSs.
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  1232. Not just in Arderns mind. Every second kiwi I hear starts a conversation with kai ora or mentions aotearoa or makes some other similarly annoying attempt at virtue signalling. We've had this stuff rammed down us for decades. I can still remember it from school in the 60's.
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  1233.  @babblo1389  You don't know that. Would a coward come on this show?
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  1234. WarblesOnALot So what? You think every refugee should come to Australia? Do you have any idea how many there are?
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  1235. WarblesOnALot The priority of any competent government should be to the security and prosperity of it's own citizens and not kowtowing to the UN.
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  1236. That's ridiculous. In Australia we are paid for the extra by the power companies. Ironic considering Australia is always being bashed for being the country not doing enough. Roof solar is highly subsidised here.
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  1237. Good point but we have moved on as a nation as has Japan.
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  1238. Sometimes, referring to "The West" undervalues the significance of this block of countries. In a sense, the West is more than just Western nations. It can encompass westen allies. Japan, South Korea, the Pillippines, and the many countries that align economically and politically with the West.
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  1239.  nelk pary  Rubbish. Why are you even commenting on this channel?
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  1240. The easy part is easy, the rest is hard.
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  1241. Then you missed the point.
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  1242. To reduce the potential severity of the disease. Pretty obvious. Same reasoning behind pretty much every vaccine given to children.
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  1243. I love Windows 11. I still feel 7 was better in terms of look and feel, but 11 is the best since, and it's pretty damn good.
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  1244. I'm not surprised because I know there are a significant number of tinfoil hat wearing morons in any community.
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  1245. Lol, not really. Trump 🤡 is wrecking America. Luckely, I'm not American. I'm sitting back with my popcorn and watching the mess unfold.
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  1246. I guess if you're one of the 5% who can tolerate Linux as their main desktop system then yes, lucky you. I'm not one of them.
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  1247. It would be understandable.
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  1248.  @Jen.K  I watch him less now that he injects his personal opinion too often.
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  1249. I've taken many IQ tests throughout my lifetime (now 60's) and my IQ has stayed pretty consistent. Nothing ambiguous about it. It also correlates well with the type of work I do and my school grades etc. I also grew up in a dysfunctional relatively poor family environment, perhaps even psychologically abusive - a very unhappy childhood. But I excelled at maths, physics and other abstract activities. It all correlates.
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  1250. If Linux desktop is really the best, it will win, right?
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  1251. Wow, really?
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  1252. Why do these russians talk about liberating Ukraine when it was already liberated over 30 years ago?
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  1253.  @davidtaylor351  We also need nuclear energy. We could do amazing things but we're being increasingly influenced, controlled and limited by wokeness and hence, political shortsightedness. Better to have a conservative government in limbo than have the woke mob gain control. That's how it seems.
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  1254.  FC  Stop spreading far-right BS. The vaccines are not extremely pathogenic. That's why ICU wards are full of unvaccinated conservatives but not full of the vaccinated liberals. .
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  1255. Pootin must be getting desperate?
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  1256. Totally understand why Tim Smith said what he said, and he's only saying what a lot of people are already thinking. Andrews has deprived families of one of the most important events of the year, and for what? Why couldn't Andrews have made his announcements earlier (e.g. Saturday) like all of the other states and territories?
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  1257. Leon Macri It's not a scam and the virus is real. You're not too bright are you? That said, the lock downs are over the top, poorly planned, poorly implemented and many of the rules are completely bonkers. For instance, we're told playing golf, fishing etc. are dangerous (threats of $1600 fines) but shopping malls with people all around are not? And the fine for visiting one's mother on mother's day is around 4x the fine for running a red light. Go figure!
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  1258. It's not as difficult to learn as people too often claim. You can do a lot without having to know the whole language. I've been using C++ for 25 years but I dont know all of the latest features. I love the language because I come from an Assembly language background and I enjoy low level concepts. Even C seemed high level when I first learned it. I also have no interest in web programming or business stuff. Game deveopment was appealing but there were no jobs in my area.
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  1259.  @aaronbaker2186  Not quite.
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  1260. Given that you've just had a booster, it's likely to have been months since your 2nd shot and too soon for the booster to take effect. I think its a case of unfortunate timing. My wife had her booster yesterday so we're going to stay super cautious for a couple of weeks.
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  1261. Fairly typical of the left. Their identity politics is based on generalizations.
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  1262.  @agoogleuser3214  I believe the TDS started early, probably as soon as Trump entered the race whenever that was. The left (along with Sam) were screaming about the incredible danger Trump posed including wars and other calamities. All over hyped and baseless. What we saw was a man who said a lot of dumb irrelevant stuff (but which the left fixated on) while he got on with the important job implementing his big ideas election promises around border security, stimulating the American economy and promoting peace in the Middle East. Now with Trump gone, one would think the left might just get on with the job in hand but no, they're still fixating on Trump. Cleanly suffering a form of derangement. I hope Sam is recovering because I want to see the Sam of 2015 back.
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  1263. I'm not American but I've often wondered about that... what would stop a Democrat held House and Senate from dumping a President they simply don't like?
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  1264.  @stevejhkhfda  You're being undeservingly polite to someone (sprat) who appears to have a complete lack of empathy. I would describe sprat as a self-opinionated prat. Time he started listening instead if talking.
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  1265. Same 🇦🇺 😢
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  1266. Hope you're not serious but if you are, be sure to wear your tinfoil hat.
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  1267.  @skinnie2838  Australia is not a far left woke country. We are finely balanced with an equal number of left and right leaning governments and very often elections are close. The second thing you got wrong is your idiotic claim that climate change is a hoax. The evidence is already overwhelming but you have to have eyes that see.
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  1268. That was my feeling exactly. Sam still doesn't get it.
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  1269. Nah, he's already spewed too much bs. He needed to just leave.
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  1270. So what? Holidays are banned in cold weather?
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  1271. Not just Brits... Canadians and Australians and New Zealanders for starters.
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  1272. TROLL
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  1273. Yeah, I'm the dumbass who can't throw a ball, can't kick a ball, can't swim etc. but was top of my grade at maths and physics and have been a software developer for 30 years. While other kids were out in the park kicking balls around, I was reading science books. Most sport just bored me to tears. That said, I discovered roller skating in the 70's and loved it. Got hooked but I wasn't a natural. Took me years to learn what others picked up in months.
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  1274. I guess everyone who dissagrees with you is "ignorant"? Well, Trump just might be right this time... right?
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  1275. What are you babbling about?
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  1276. diane sturlin Spot on. African Americans expected a lot from Obama but it was a false hope, hence BLM.
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  1277. TheZchristina97 Most blacks in America have never been slaves so what are you talking about? Whether black, white or Asian, you're all living in arguably the greatest country on the planet in terms of personal freedoms and opportunity. A lot of problems stem from black American's own regressive culture and that's an acknowledgement that comes from their own mouths. People who dwell in the past or drown in their own self pity or hold grudges or transfer blame to others are working against themselves. This is clear to see. Many people struggle through poverty, child abuse, broken families etc. but pull themselves out of it. This is as true for Asian people as it is for black or white. It's not as if "they had a plan" every time. Most likely they didn't. Refugees most likely wouldn't. What you are doing is making excuses for bad attitudes, poor decisions and laziness. Stop blaming failure on skin color.
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  1278.  @HiDeguild  We have good reasons to doubt the reliability of the so called climate experts because their track record is abysmal.
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  1279. David Pakman right out of the gate goes full woke and plays the race card along with the usual assortment of woke insults. I expected this, but all in the first 5 mins? Wow lol. That said, this was a great interview. You did a great job of remaining unbiased.
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  1280. I believe it most likely came from nature. That's where pandemics typically come from and I haven't seen any evidence to the contrary this time.
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  1281. If this Dr. really cared he would get his facts straight or shut up. Spreading lies about vaccines does no one any good.
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  1282. ​@jaunt3603 The GLSDB concept in the format Ukraine is receiving (i.e. old rocket motors adapted to old warheads) was created for Ukraine.
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  1283. That's a misinterpretation of the data. Humans contribute almost 100% of the increase in CO2 - that's the problem. The 0.4% is accumulative year on year.
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  1284. I agree. I came from machine code and Assember but fell in love with C in the 80s then C++ in the 90s. C++ has high and low level features and produces high performance native code. Those are my prerequisites in a language. Not many languages fit the bill. I'm not into web development so the "full stack" stuff is irrelevent. I'm close to retiring so will likely never see another recruiter.
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  1285. The Jewish people are indiginous to the region. They're not European. The Jewish culture, language, and religion were developed 2500 years in the land we now call "Israel". This has always been true. Why are people so ignorent of such basic facts? Jews pre-date the so-called "Palistinians" (a fake concept invented by antisemites). The Jewish religion and culture pre-dates Islam and Christianity by centuries. Instead of celebrating Jewish success in their own land, these loonies back a terror state. It beggers belief.
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  1286.  @vranigavrani  Not really, the Russians were quick to take advantage of an opening, as the Ukrainians did in 2022. That's war. I wouldn't read too much into it.
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  1287. I have always been pro Israel. The Jewish struggle is like the Ukrainian struggle. It's the same thing. Anyone who thinks it's just Israeli's vs Palistinians hasn't understould the bigger picture. It's Jews vs radical Islam for starters. But it doesn't stop there.
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  1288. There is no evidence of a scam.... maybe drop the conspiracy theory BS until you find credible evidence for one?
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  1289. You're doing an incredible job. Much respect.
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  1290. Don't get too excited. As long as MS is in the desktop OS game, it will dominate. I would hate to be forced onto Linux. It still lacks good development tools. Tried to use Linux a few times. It sucked. Well, it sucked when I eventually got a working system. First attempts failed at installation. My son likes it, but not for me. He hammers away on the terminal quite happily. I started using GUIs in 1986 and never looked back.
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  1291. That sound like pure propaganda
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  1292. Yeah, better than most of the Russian tanks.
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  1293. Actually, Joe is doing way better than I thought possible given how he looked 4 years ago.
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  1294. Why does ruzzia do what does? It has everything it needs to become a great nation, but it focuses on dumb stuff. Is it all down to putin, or is he just a symptom of a deeper problem? Maybe russia has an endless supply of putin type characters?
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  1295. Gerard Talbot What right wing narrative? Never heard him say anything right-wing. I still see him as being Liberal.
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  1296. Same problem here in Australian media and leftist politics. They bang on about the danger of a handfull of nationalists while presenting the far left as virtuous.
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  1297. You're relying on the past to predict the future and doing it against all current evidence.
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  1298. footy vids Nope it's good journalism, Israel is one of the best countries in the world.
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  1299.  @LuvxJacqu4li8e  Python cannot replace C.
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  1300.  @mestanmi  You are wrong and what you said was quite offensive.
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  1301. There are many channels succeeding with long form videos. I'll happily listen to a 3hr video if it interests me.
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  1302. Why weren't the borders closed in March 2020? Are there some kind of Euro zone issues with doing that?
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  1303. Both?
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  1304. Maybe they're shopping?
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  1305. Massive assumptions and generalisations right there. My average house in an average suburb will for most, take a lifetime to pay for. That's roughly how long it took me. What's the alternative? Set up a tent in a park? Sleep in a car? Move to a cheap village where there is no work?
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  1306. GoodAvatar Dave has repeated stated that he doesn't want a confrontational approach. He wants a laid back discussion in which we get to hear his guests views on various topics. We can decide for ourselves whether his guests views are right, wrong or whatever. I think that's a pretty decent approach.
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  1307. ​@JohnnyDelco Who are crying? All I hear are legitimate complaints about a move toward fascism. That said, moving to another country is very hard for most people. For some, it's near impossible.
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  1308. Are we allowed in a bank? Starting to forget I once had a life!
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  1309. @AmbieUnscripted I'm also watching from Melbourne, Australia and hoping America gets past the Trump mess. You are like our big brother. What I'm seeing here is so uplifting.
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  1310. kyle eaton "I can only assume that you didn't do any research on the topic" The reason why I didn't elaborate was twofold.. (1) I was short of time and (2) I didn't see the need to do so as there had already been much said on the subject. There is much more that could be said but the bottom line... capitalism works because of human nature being the way it is. Other systems with too large a component of socialism break down because of human nature being the way it is. You might think competition is socially offensive but it is necessary. To say we survived without competition is demonstrably wrong. Nature is a competitive system at all levels.
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  1311. Good points about free speech in Australia. It is under attack from the left and it worries me too. The section 18C issue is very concerning because it acts to suppress free speech through fear.
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  1312. Keksi "So executing DRUG DEALERS is immoral?" YES. Execution for any crime is immoral in my opinion... expect arguably for crimes such as serial murder or terrorism resulting in death. Drug dealing is way down my list!
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  1313. Eva Graham You can Blame Obama for the USA not coming in sooner. He obviously didn't care about the JV team.
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  1314. HUGO FUGUSEV A Social Justice Warrior should be a totally positive thing but in reality they are often a totally negative thing, hence the increasingly popular derogatory / sarcastic acronym... SJW.
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  1315. +Stelio Kontos Maybe, but only if view count is more important than honesty.
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  1316. You don't like Trump because of a road rage incident?
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  1317. +yakov ismakov Well said. People need to study history.
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  1318. +STUSKY One reason might be that many people including myself believe that murder is wrong and the death penalty is nothing more than state sanctioned premeditated murder.
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  1319. +Charles Montgomery You sound like one of those left wing fanatics who's only response to any balanced argument is name calling and insult... throw out a few words like bigot, nazi, islamophobe, racist, white supremacist, zionist etc. and you're done... that'll fix it... well, no it won't.  Where I live, the Muslim population is 2% and that 2% causes far more trouble than you would expect from 2%. I now consider whole suburbs to be 'no go areas'. You think an increase of 50% would be a blip? LOL. Islam in Europe is already causing a heap of trouble... you want more? My government is going to settle thousands of refugees this year and that's fine by me but I hope our government chooses the good ones because we have enough bad ones already.
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  1320. She's not making any sense on the God stuff but it shocks me that you would be more concerned about a few hurtful Trump words than the loss of life of 10's of thousands of unborn children. And it's not always about women's choices. At some point abortion is effectively killing an unborn child. It's just about the timing.
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  1321. Yassin French I would suggest you just be the best person you can be and be less concerned about this group or that group or what others think of you... and if you're living in a multi-ethnic society it shouldn't matter anyway. And don't feel compelled to identify with any particular group because we are individual first and group members second. At least that's how I see the world. On the religious issue... my experience has been that 'religious' friends are fair weather friends and religion is really just a crutch... and when one leaves a religion one loses both.
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  1322. sw1000xg Agreed, the windows 7 look and feel is much nicer than the silly drab looking Windows 10 UI with the backward flat look. We have the most powerful PC hardware ever yet we have this bland simplistic UI!
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  1323. sewasify But he did behave like a regressive, right? There is a spectrum. It's not black and white.
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  1324. Ксения Ковалевская Thousands still coming into my country. I was hoping for Christians, atheists, Buddhists, Hindus, agnostics, Jews, Sikhs.... but Muslims seem to be popping up everywhere like weeds in a garden.
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  1325. fred smith Islam is utter nonsense like any religion but it is much more than that. It is demonstrably dangerous nonsense. Unlike many nonsensical religions, Islam is effectively an expansionist theocracy intent on dominating, displacing and subjugating other cultures and religions by whatever means necessary. And this goal is irrevocably mandated by it's texts. The worrying thing is that Muslims don't seem to realize the danger. They are victims of their own delusion. Many Muslims despise unbelievers and play us for fools, pushing the limits of western tolerance in an effort to inflict Islamic ideals on us by stealth. You might not care about a woman wearing a cross but I am offended by people celebrating a Roman method of torture and execution. You might not object to a woman wearing a birkini but I am offended by people flaunting symbols of female oppression and religious delusion and intolerance in public places. Freedom from religion must extend to all public places.
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  1326. Mahdi 21 It is not common sense but I guess the west could just pull out of Afghanistan and let the Taliban take over again!!! Or pull out of Iraq and let ISIS take over!!!! I guess you would like that????
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  1327. Rex Smith Swindled? He seems to be implementing what he promised at a rapid pace. What were you expecting?
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  1328. +Pastor Kumar No, you're mistaken... I am referring to those ludicrous unsubstantiated claims such as the bible being the word of a god or Jesus being the son of a god etc.
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  1329. +Cake Hebenstreit You would have to be the moron because the people you are insulting here are the only one making any sense!
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  1330. +Keksi It's not discrimination. She simply has to choose whether or not she can carry out her duties as a flight attendant. If she cannot do so because of her religious delusions then she is in the wrong job. Give it to someone who can. Religious people can be flight attendants but if they are flight attendants then they must perform the duties of a flight attendant.
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  1331. Randy Lujan "The entire admin is full of racist right wing sympathizers. As well as entitled brats that have nothing in common with the common man" Kind of like the left-wing, right? I mean the modern left seems to be full of racist entitled SJW brats, right?
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  1332. MURRAYsaysHI Marijuana is not a gateway drug, it is simply a drug. It's not a prerequisite for advancement to some other drug and there is no compulsion to move to another drug. The reason why someone would start using heroin for example has to be sheer stupidity! When people become addicted to drugs, the addiction is of their own making. For me the question boils down to 'why are people so stupid? What is the answer?
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  1333. I see the same old SJW bigotry, dishonesty and diversionary tactics at work here. Apparently it's fine to criticize Christianity but the SJW must switch to apologist mode when Islam is the target. I see the usual bias and distortion of facts including a gross misrepresentation of Sam Harris's views on a number of issues. There's a huge difference between Christianity and Islam. One doesn't need not be an expert to identify those differences and understand their implications. The relevant information is readily available. Ignorance is no longer an excuse but willful ignorance still seems to be a problem.
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  1334. Ronin Dave It's difficult to accept a two-state solution when you have been the rightful owner of the land and have been kicked around and persecuted for 2500 years.
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  1335. +VRH He's been disingenuous and putting words in people's mouths all the way through this comment section for the past 2 months. It's been a comedy of errors.
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  1336. +Dennzer1 Good point. With the social Justice PC crowd it's more about seeming to do good rather than actually doing good. They have a purist utopian ideology that isn't a good fit with the real world.
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  1337. Kevin Williams You trike me as someone who thinks about issues rather than joining a particular tribe. I am in the same boat being conservative on most issues but liberal on some social issues.
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  1338. First Last 'islamophobe'.... one of the stupidest words ever invented.
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  1339. There will be violence eventually. Better limit Muslim immigration before it's too late, assuming it's not already too late!
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  1340. +alQarafi The US can hardly take the moral high ground either. Both Russia and the US seem to like messing around in other peoples countries and the results are not always good. Also, Russia and the US seem to end up on opposite sides too often e.g. Syria.
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  1341. Laszlo Boruzs What percentage of Hungarians live abroad? New Zealand has a population of 4 million with 1 million (20%) living abroad yet NZ functions just fine.
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  1342. folken1761 In my country (not the US) a rapist would receive a much tougher sentence than would a thief. Having said that, I fail to see the connection between US rape sentencing and the topic of this video!
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  1343. +reem She can show her hair. Nothing will happen if she shows her hair but she chooses not to because of her deluded belief in some sky wizard who apparently thinks exposed hair is not good or something equally ludicrous. Should I refuse to wear a uniform because my garden gnomes are anti-uniform? Is that any more ridiculous than this women's fixation with hair covering? No. Freedom of religion is OK but let's not forget freedom from religion. I don't want to suffer other peoples religious symbolism. I find it offensive. They should keep it private.
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  1344. 19Szabolcs91 "She is trying to co-opt the anti-Trump forces into supporting her reprehensible causes"... And TYT are falling for it!!!
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  1345. +islam the religion of piss These are the type of people flooding into Europe by the thousands. Already rioting and causing mayhem there. Bringing their medieval barbarity with them. Seems as though some European governments have a death wish.
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  1346. Soopitall The 'monster' existed long before the US got involved. The 'monster' you refer to is simply an opportunist and if you know anything about middle eastern / islamic history you will know that there is an endless supply of 'monsters'. It makes no difference what the US does, it will always be damned for it's actions. I am not an American by the way.
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  1347. What puzzles me is how your country ever got into the situation where you have millions of illegal immigrants living and working in the community? In my country (Australia) illegal immigrants are placed in detention centers while their visa applications are processed. If you're not a citizen and you don't have a valid visa (like your green card I guess?) then you go to a detention center... that's how it seems to work here. We have the advantage of being surrounded by ocean but we've had boat loads arriving under previous leftists governments. But you guys definitely need a decent border wall. The way I see it, your President is doing a good job and I don't understand the anti Trump bullshit.
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  1348. Maybe NATO but there are other sources like real time satellite information, maps, drones, informants etc.
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  1349. You may well be correct. Obama was all talk. He promised a lot and delivered little. The great hope for Black Americans, but a major dissapointment.
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  1350. The terms "democratic" and "democracy" in their broadest sense (which is how these terms are typically used in the context of Americsn politics) is entirelly applicable. It simply refers to government by the people, free elections etc.
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  1351. @BlackThorne And what would the result of such a referendum be? I suspect "russia get stuffed"
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  1352. He's Mr. negativety, and he's inaccurate.
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  1353. Trolling? It doesn't cost a fortune.
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  1354. You're spot on. I knew Poland was a country somewhere in Europe but Ukraine... until this war, I thought it was just a province of Russia. None of this was taught in school or covered in our NZ media.
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  1355. I would have hated it. A complete waste of time. I prefer working on my own. If I need help, I ask, but that's it. And also, fortunately, I had a great manager. But, the industry is full managers who try to introduce stupid ideas such as peer programming and other nonsensical ideas. I'm out of the industry now. It was great when I started almost 30 years ago, but now... not really.
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  1356. VileAnti ChildRapist Ridiculous. There are only 15 million Jews spread over the whole world while the US population alone is over 300 million. Jews are a minority everywhere except Israel. I'm pro Jew and pro Israel BTW... hope that makes your day a little brighter. Oh, and you need to learn how to spell!
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  1357. I thought Ukraine was already using starlink to coordinate drone strikes?
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  1358. Masks work to reduce risk but only when used correctly. Not rocket science.
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  1359. Idiot.
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  1360. I would also have a meldown, though not quite as aggressively. Stupid news presenter blames the victim. Too many people not taking person responsibility these days. There was unacceptable behaviour on both sides. So it's ok to have your screaming baby ear bash a plane load of passengers but it's not ok to complain? Little wonder the world is in a mess. Selfishness and incompetence rules. I will never fly again because of the selfish trashy passengers and their screaming brats I'm likely to encounter.
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  1361.  @colmmccarthy6867  You've claimed there is no pandemic without even understanding the term and then listed a bunch of irrelevant "proofs" that prove nothing. You're basically straw-manning the argument out of pure ignorance. Your whole approach demonstrates a clear level of idiocy.
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  1362. Most of Sam's followers would be liberals. Sam is simply preaching to the choir. How is that brave?
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  1363. It's like a clown taking over a circus.
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  1364. It should have been better handled from the beginning. It could still become very nasty.
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  1365. I don't mind blue hair or any color hair... but Rust is horrible.
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  1366. Not really. I just never had any problems to solve. I just installed the OS and used it. It's quite intuitive. There was no need to ever touch a terminal. Done so numerous times without issues... W95, 98, MT4.0, W2000, XP, W7, W10, W11. Linux was a whole difference experience. Just problems and failures. Never did get any distro to install and run on any hardware. The only Linux systems I've used were installed by our IT specialist. That's not the experience Windows users want to face. They typically don't want to notice the OS. It should be intuitive. Everything should just work. A good GUI is self-documenting.
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  1367.  @breadwagon362  Same. I now work from home permanently and it is so good.
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  1368. I've been asking this for a while. The construction of this bridge must have pissed of the Ukrainians :(
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  1369. YT censors everything in a seemingly random manner.
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  1370. I doubt Sweden would be a target any time soon but it makes sense to prepare for the possibility.
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  1371. I'm also one of those people who do "C with classes" programming. Probably because I was a C developer. That said, I do use the STL containers and iterators etc, but none of the new stuff. Interestingly though, C++ was originally "C with classes" conceptually, according to Stroustrup.
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  1372. Do you get fined for not following orders? During our Melbourne lock-down, we would for instance be fined $1600 for breaking an 8pm curfew or $200 for not wearing a mask.
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  1373. And they are losing a lot of men. Probably more worrying for the russians are losses of military equipment. They can't keep that up for a long time. They've lost 9000 combat vehichles, 5000 tanks and 7000 artillary in less than two years.
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  1374. It's bizzare.
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  1375. The US is effectively taking a neutral stance but wording subtly for Putin's consumption... that's if you take the sum total of all US statements instead of cherry picking.
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  1376.  @brett22bt  The guy was responsible for untold misery to his own people and globally. He was likely responsible for the embassy attack and the cold war is over.
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  1377. Robert van Piggelen As long as it's an informed choice then I would agree. If it's due to brainwashing, peer pressure, delusion, threats or physical force then no. Personally, I find them offensive.
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  1378. More ruzzian lies. Ruzzia is the invader. Ruzzia is the escalator. Ruzzian can end this now, but it won't. Ukraine has to defend with whatever it has.
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  1379. Ukraine has to win. What "win" actually looks likes is a little cloudy, but it must not lose.
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  1380. Shut up. Only assholes support Russia.
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  1381. The Amiga was ahead of its time. Sadly, it didn't stay that way.
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  1382. Cost is unavoidable in a disaster. With no vaccines and no effective treatments, there was always going to be significant cost, in monetary and health terns. The hard part is finding a balance. How much death and disease is ethical given most most of it is avoidable? Too many countries got it wrong. The US being an obvious example of failure. The US heading for a million dead over coming months and unimaginable needless suffering - that's shameful. It's no different than flood, fire, storm or earthquake... there is cost, there is damage, there is injury, there is death. No way cost can be avoided. Given the death toll in Australia is minuscule by international standards, I applaud our governments for a job well done, and done under difficult circumstances.
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  1383. I'm Australian and that's what I've always believed. Problem is too many people are uninformed and/or believe misinformation without checking facts.
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  1384. Dick Smith has been trying to get people talking about it but no one seems to be listening.
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  1385. Israel will never lose my support perceptually but that's probably because I'm old enough to have figured it out.
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  1386. Not really. Do you know who the guy is? Do they? I doubt it. There'd be hundred's doing similar, perhaps more, just as there are in the other direction. A million russians left russia since the war started... what are they all doing? None of them trolling the trolls? This video will no doubt motivate many more and that's a good thing.
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  1387. What?
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  1388. Same for me, only mine was a i7 12700
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  1389. I used to listen to his show years ago but quickly tired of his nonsensical viewpoints. He's the same now it seems and I'm not on the right. I'm pretty centrist on balance. I'm more issue based but this guy... I can't figure him out.
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  1390. Except the people are being reinfected regardless of the vaccine or natural and that's do be expected because that's how our immunity works. It wanes over time.
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  1391. If only. I'm centrist according the political spectrum surveys but I disagree with pretty much everything they both said.
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  1392. "Trying to silence him".... how exactly? LOL
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  1393. I don't believe Russia as it is currently with it's brainwashed population understands peace. It could take a generation to disappear before they're ready. And given that I'm of the same age group, I'll never live to see it.
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  1394. I'm not American but I have been following this... seems like the Democrats don't understand the constitution?
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  1395. I would say the left exists on a spectrum. Brett considers himself a progressive. I wouldn't by current usage if the term. Definitions evolve. Brett thinks more like a classical liberal (e.g. someone like Dave Rubin). I would equate the progressive movement with the woke movement.
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  1396. I've been watching since your very early videos and following along with your experiences. I learned a lot. I am so pleased you are no longer in Russia. Ignore the haters. You have a lot of friends here.
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  1397. This triggered my bullshit detector.
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  1398. Likely just more far right misinformation. They're good at that.
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  1399. That was incredibly imformative. Thank you.
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  1400. There was a survey that showed 70% of Australians supporting Harris. I have no idea how accurate the poll was, but it's a glimmer of hope.
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  1401. This video seems to be focussing on the USA, I guess because of Trump's funding halt, but I don't believe anyone is saying that the USA should bear all the cost, but it should be the leader given that it's the world's most powerful country with the largest economy and military, etc.
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  1402.  @JKuci  It's not "trumpism" and more than any other "ism". Wokeism is equally irrational. No. It's just plain stupidity - something we see in abundance.
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  1403. The "left" were better than the morally bankrupt openly corrupt mob in control now.
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  1404. The thing that hits me in the face is not so much the switching of languages, it's switching ecosystems and tool sets. Trying to move from Visual C++ application development on Windows to the Eclipse/Java ecosystem was a massive smack in the face that I still haven't recovered from. The Eclipse/Java environment is ugly slow bloated and unstable. And that's just for starters. There's a whole world of pain coming after the initial hurdles.
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  1405. Why, who made that claim? You?
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  1406. His videos regularly pop up in my feed. Maybe there's some randomness built into the algorithms.
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  1407. How so?
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  1408. Childishly simplistic comments make the conservative side look stupid. Yes increasing CO2 is good for some plants but not all. Increasing CO2 is bad for humans, bad for the oceans and bad for the climate. And yes, the temperature is increasing. increasing the temperature is good for some plants and bad for others. Increasing temperatures and changing rainfall patterns will help some crops but destroy others. It will force the relocation of some crops where possible but that won't always be possible. Increasing temperatures will also be tragic for some human populations living in marginal zones. And the big one... rising sea levels. Not much you can do once ice melts and it is melting.
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  1409. Yes and no.
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  1410. Peter Hitchens again... yawn.
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  1411. So you say. Personally, I think they're a breath of fresh air the a sea of talentless mediocrity we live in currently. Most of the current commercial offering is rubbish or worse.
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  1412. And to the Australian crowd.
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  1413. So your go to argument is insult? Right, got it. How about you articulate a reasoned argument? As for not practising intellectual integrity... pot calling kettle?
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  1414. ​ @microdesigns2000 I hate the dynamic variable declarations, and I hate structure based on whitespace. That's just plain ridiculous. But dynamic variable declarations are a recipe for bugs.
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  1415. Actually, Sam is spot on. This is definitely not his blind spot.
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  1416. Rob Napoli Are you some kind of expert in epidemiological? Probably not. You fail to grasp the difference between flu and covid-19. You do understand that quarantining and physical distancing will limit the spread of the disease? It's not surprising that you don't know anyone who died, because thankfully, the death toll has been kept relatively low. At around 100 out of 25 million, you're very unlikely to know anyone who died (statistically). That said, I do know someone who died, but why is that even relevant? Flu will also have less of an impact this season if social distancing is maintained. Thing is though, there is a vaccine for flu. Did you know that? LOL
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  1417. Correct. The shopping center's are full of morons right now - people who haven't clue and think it's business as usual.
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  1418. Dexorne The 'prison' is a necessary condition of their own making... or more correctly I should say of their leaders own making. If Hamas would stop behaving like the terrorist organisation they really are then there could be peace. Perhaps they could stop convert water pipes into rockets and stop wasting cement on tunnels. You should also realize that Israel sends vast sums of money to them (too much) and most of it is wasted.
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  1419. Mark Best Blame it on their leaders because when it's all boiled down, that's who's responsible.
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  1420. Why is Hallam talking about carbon? I thought the issue was about CO2 emissions? Then that rain thing lol
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  1421. I wouldn't start thinking in terms of crazy conspiracies. Really is a lot simpler. Pandemic killing lots of people, lots of governments providing funding, lots of companies competing and coordinating.... vaccines in one year.
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  1422. None if this stuff is a secret.
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  1423. ​ That's a bit silly. It's not just boomers. Plenty in their 40s and 50s as well.
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  1424. Yeah, except for the ones that maul babies. Big dogs being gentle is not typical. Don't be so naïve.
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  1425. Davionious You are correct, but if you examine the data, you would notice that the stage 3 restrictions were unnecessary are made no difference to the curve flattening. Stage 2 was enough, yet Andrews has dug his heels in and destroyed mother's day for Victorians, for apparently no good reason.
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  1426.  @moonfall8972  Those who like being first might.
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  1427. I want to know why BLM focus solely on this one incident? Why do they ignore the hundreds of black Americans killed by other black Americans? I detect a massive level of hypocrisy. Either that, or more likely, BLM is a trojan horse, a front for black supremacy.
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  1428. ​@LowestofheDead You're taking the other extreme. I've done game programming in assembler, I know it pretty well, so no, but must we lurch to the other extreme where everything is bloatware?
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  1429. You hit on the problem we have in Australia.... how to get the vaccines we need quckly.... 20 million Pfizer doses would be handy but there's a global vaccine shortage. This point seems to be lost on many commentators. It's a global problem. No government can roll out non existent vaccines.
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  1430. You're trolling, surely? There was a time when I believed that ruzzian propaganda, but now I know better. The first big piece of the lie is the concept of speaking ruzzian somehow correlating with being ruzzian or being ruzzia. I speak English, but I'm not English, nor does England make any land claims on my behalf. Crimea is Ukrainian even though there has been illegal ruzzian immigration.
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  1431. It's a whole new experience. Why do people go to CGI movies? Why do people play video games? Why to people buy VR goggles?
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  1432. 3:20, I've been informing the trolls of these facts since 2023
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  1433.  @janetairlines1351  No.
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  1434. What he said was correct. It's unfortunate. It would be nice if the russians would go home... but your point is?
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  1435. I would rather not know.
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  1436. ​@MKD-fe5vf Not really.
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  1437. Can you explain how implementing divisive woke indentity based policies will heal? This is in part why Trump was elected. I'm not Americsn but the same stuff is happening in my country. Division by the left under a false pretence of social justice.
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  1438. Squid280 Unfortunately, many of the conservative ideas stem from religion. That's the weakness of the religious right in particular and it's a bigger problem in the US than in say Australia or New Zealand where religion is less dominant. It would be nice if we could discuss conservative ideas without the religious influence around sexuality and global warming. I consider myself to be centrist or even conservative on some issues yet I'm an atheist and I believe in science so reject the "Global warming is a conspiracy" idea along with flat earth and a bunch of other nonsense.
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  1439. Tony Abbott is an all-around good guy. He puts his all into everything he does. He was one of the few up front and honest politicians in my opinion and was a great PM.
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  1440. The other problem with Rust is that it's awful for demonstrating general concepts due to its insane syntax and senantic rules. One of the reasons Pascal was used a lot in academia. It's simpke and self documenting.
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  1441. The free world needs to toughen up on ruzzia and toughen up on anyone who supports ruzzia.
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  1442. Yes, it is our main threat but it has worked, though not without problems. Compare us to India, US, Canada etc. Our policies are a good compromise. I live in Melbourne so no need to elaborate on the downsides, but we're talking about citizens. They need to come home, albeit with caution.
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  1443.  @diegoolivarez1  Probably not what you're insinuating it was. Nuance is always required.
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  1444. Thank you for another fantastic information filled discussion.
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  1445. adolf hitler It's not the Jews you idiot! Anyway, you lost the war, why are you back!
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  1446. The obvious answer is more funding, more weapons, more of everything... unless the war ends.
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  1447. Depends on what you mean by "any time soon". Ages typically refer to 'decades' at a minimum but more often 'centuries'. The 20th century was clearly about oil. The 21st will see oil's role wane significantly in terms of energy source mix. So yes, he is correct.
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  1448. They're not "strains" anyway. It's just media hype. Viruses are always mutating because the replication mechanism in cells always makes mistakes. Sometimes a mistake provides an advantage in some way. Most often not and most often, variations are never detected.
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  1449. Islamophobia has to be one of the dumbest political slurs ever invented.
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  1450. Are you making unsubstantiated accusations? How would you know any of that?
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  1451. Biden did some good things early on, but he could have done a lot more. He didn't make full use of his power. He failed to use funding in a timely manner. He failed to utilise the Lend Lease Act, and he failed on sanctions.
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  1452. Ini Iyahdub Not really. Are you living in some kind of parallel universe? What is generally referred to as "identity politics" is pretty much unique to the far left and I don't hear too many on the right behaving like snowflakes. The push-back against the LGBT fanaticism is not about grown men having meltdowns. It's about pushing back against the left's fanaticism for LGBT issues (among other insane ideas) and the general societal breakdown they are creating while infiltrating society at every level.
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  1453. Ini Iyahdub Science has not crushed anything here. This is all about opinion and emotion. Some believe opinion and emotion are more important than facts. I don't. I don't care about feelings. I don't care if a man thinks he's a women. If he is a man then he is a man. But more importantly, people should keep there sexual orientation private. It's not my businesses and I won't interfere other's lives but I don't want it shoved in my face either. And that's the problem with the left - they want to shoved in everyone's faces and anyone who objects is by the leftists definition bigoted or homophobic or Islamophobic or racist.... no... we're just want to live our life in a sane society.
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  1454. I'm not 100% sure of what you mean, but... there is no legitimisation of Russia's occupation. It was an illegal invasion of a soveriegn state, plain and simple.
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  1455. A lot of humans are horrifying The older I get the less I like people after a lifetime of being treated badly by them.
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  1456. No, we don't. It has to be evidence based. No credibal evidence in support of Ivermectin for treating covid-19 yet, so why promote it? It's a parasitic treatment.
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  1457. In my experience C# is a whole lot nicer language to learn and better designed than Java. I have actually used C# a little, though havent touched it in 15 years. I hate Java with a vengence. And the guy who said he doesn't want to be forced to use the MS C# stack... I can use that same argument against Java... I don't want to be forced into using the Java stack / ecosystem. Visual Studio is so much better than Eclipse for instance (my opinion)
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  1458. You can call BS but can you prove it? What we generally hear from most commentators is that they had way more people than they could cope with early on.
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  1459. We have plastic recycling in Australia. Some of the plastic is recycled for construction, road barriers, sound walls on freeways. Lots of other things. We personally reuse shopping bags and some kinds of plastic containers. Our city collects plastcs in our recycling bins at the roadside.
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  1460. Yeah, he's already broken that promise. There are no surprises there.
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  1461.  @ramunasstulga8264  War and the dependency on Russian energy is the bigger problem right now.
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  1462. How do you know all of that? Are you psychic? I guess you can see onside his head, right? LOL
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  1463. Yeah, he's great. Very informative.
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  1464. Of course it counts. If it didn't there'd be no movie industry and no animation industry and no computer gaming industry. It stands on it's own merits.
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  1465. Why not? She's awesome.
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  1466. I don't like dogs.
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  1467. I do the same. I dont trust any form of online backup. I want full control over my backups, which I have automated with my own software.
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  1468. Because voters voted for him. Unbelievable, as that seems.
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  1469. I'm struggling to imagine a well-behaved dog.
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  1470. Are you sure that would end it? Those nuclear weapens are still there.
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  1471. Brilliant interview.
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  1472. I'm not American, but my disdain for the woke movement turned me into a "Trump Supporter" in 2016. Not any longer, Trump is losing the plot big time now, but I can understand the attraction. Never underestimate how dangerous the far left is. Maga is, in large part, a push-back. Fix the left, and the right will lose a reason to support the likes of Trump.
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  1473. ​ @banto1 I actually made a similar point in another comment. Spot on. That could be a workable solution for the hard core Islamist demographic who hate Jews and for which even a separate Paistinian state would not be acceptable.
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  1474. That's a weird way of framing it. Kind like blaming someone for having their house robbed because they didn't install security grills on all of their windows. No, Russia is the perpetrator. It's that simple. We wouldn't need to lock everything up except for scumbags. Russia is that scumbag.
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  1475. The Doomsday Clock is a nonsense. It's a publicity stunt. There is no way of knowing how close we are to midnight or whether "midnight" will ever come.
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  1476. ​​​ @joeswanson5486  They're experience and battle hardened and better than Russian army conscripts. Also better to have them as allies than enemies.
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  1477. That doesn't preclude them from behaving like fascists or becoming fascists.
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  1478. I live in Victoria where today was our first day out of lockdown. Only one community transmission detected over the past 4 days. NSW still has a battle ahead.
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  1479.  @_hold_the_line_  That needs to stop.
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  1480.  @MakeItMakeSense285  Sadly, that's the only thing that does grow. Muscles never did.
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  1481. Ruzzia wants Alaska.... I guess Trump will just say, "Sure, take it".... no, he's a hypocrite, and he's an idiot, albeit one with great marketing skills.
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  1482. Wokeism will destroy our culture if we let it.
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  1483. Because this is not about standing behind the US, it's about standing behind Ukraine. My country is rightly supporting Ukraine even though it's not a NATO member.
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  1484. ​@Steamrick So, 450nm is not blue? I would argue that it is. It's pretty much in the middle of the blue part of the visible spectrum, and it's representative of what people mean by blue. Its not red nor is it green. Arguing against is pretty much missing the whole point of having truths. Yes, there's a range, but at some point we need to agree.
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  1485. Why what?
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  1486. Hamas agreeing to a ceasefire lol.... think about what you're saying, and what that woukd look like... and think deeply... very very deeply. As for humanitarian corridors... some exist already, in spite of Hamas trying to shut them down.
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  1487. Great points, and the idea that an economy or country van borrow it's way into prosperity is flawed. His example of inflating house prices doesn't hold across an economy where real prosperity comes from producing value in terms of goods and services and not speculation.
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  1488. Boomers also created the greatest pop and rock music in my opinion.
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  1489.  @BasketcaseSoftware  You sound like me. I was dabbling in that kind of thing back in the late 70's as a hobby. I started with TTL, then small single board systems like a Sygnetics 2650 CPU @2Mhz with 4k RAM and all coding done in hex. I later wire wrapped a TRS-80 clone. Then C64. Always had a fascination with the low level stuff. The new stuff, cloud, Java and high level scripting is killing me.
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  1490. There will of course be folk like your mother but I believe they are a small minority in terms of the mask issue. Around 1% I've heard it reported have genuine issues. I see many people on a daily basis flaunting mask rules from all demographics. I cannot accept that 25% of a population at any given time are so seriously I'll or forgetful as to be incapable of something as simple as covering their noses. I mean, why have a mask on if it's under the chin? When people genuinely and consciously care about others around them, they'll wear a mask. Sadly there's too much of me me me me.
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  1491. This would have been good, except for the host asking silly questions.
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  1492. It's all new to me... kind of. I've been struggling to understand this stuff for years. I've been a C++ Windows application developer for 28 years, but anything rated to networks does my brain in.
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  1493. The American left are many things including socialists. That said, why would you be a socialist?
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  1494. That Green woman is a lunatic.
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  1495. Most of their interviews are pretty good. Just ignore this one.
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  1496. If Putin had wanted peace, he wouldn't have troops in Ukraine.
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  1497. Outside of scientific research, this makes little sense. Industry in space... why? The moon and mars would be a dreadful places to live. The other planets and moons in our system even worse.
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  1498. The Palistinian issue can only be solved by the Palistinians. They have been offered peace but they reject it. They must accept that Israel will always exist and be prepared to be partners.
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  1499. How can one trust the leaders and the experts when even the leaders and experts can't agree? Which expert should one choose? The expert that agrees with the prefered outcome or the best outcome or the safest outcome?
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  1500. India is a major disappointment in all of this.
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  1501. They're both better than Frump.
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  1502.  @jetrpg22  I'm an atheist. I lack a belief in a god. That's all.
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  1503. Figure it out if you can. RuZZian wins pale into insignificance when compared to Ukrainian wins. There's a lot more going on than just the front line. But nice try troll.
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  1504. Depends on which "Crimeans" you're referring to. The illegal immigrants (ruzzians) or Ukranians or.... ? At the end of the day, it doesn't matter. You don't chop countries up into little peices at the whim of a few load locals.
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  1505. This is full of nonsensical generalisations.
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  1506. Is Trump insane? I believe he is.
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  1507. Maybe you simply misunderstood his position?
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  1508. I agree with local storage but I would avoid thumb drives. They have a habit of suddenly dying.
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  1509. In terms of low IQ, I'm looking at you. Ukraine has to foght ruzzia wherever the war is and part of the war is in the Black sea. It's not rocket science.
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  1510. And? There was good reason for both decisions at the time, based on what was known at the time.
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  1511. OnBail productions Wow, you're an idiot LOL. A couple off hundred convicts DID NOT turn into 20 million. Engage brain first. Have you figured it out yet?!!!
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  1512. Trump happened.
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  1513. Did you listen to this podcast on Sam's streaming site? Because he wasn't saying goodbye here, and there were no interruptions. It just faded into Sam's standatd commentary about subscribing.
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  1514. ​ @retiresoon5639 Some countries just have strucker consumer laws etc. Doesn't stop trade, it just increases quality and safety. Just follow the rules. Australia is the same. Strict import rules are not tarrifs, and nor are "normal" taxes, tarrifs as some have argued e.g. VAT. There is taxes in American goods.
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  1515. Why don't others notice the stain? I notice everything about others... constantly. What they're wearing, even details like buttons, stains, are their cloths wrinkled, how they walk, are they wear a mask, are wearing it correctly... it becomes annoying. I just assumed everyone does this? They don't? I'm shocked.
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  1516. My guess is Trump will be so bad and so corrupt that Democrats will regain the House in the mid terms and them impeach him.
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  1517. An antivaxxer in charge of health LOL
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  1518. She is for truth and freedom... those are things Russia lacks.
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  1519.  @nutyyyy  As someone who lives on the other side of the planet, I don't even understand why two groups of Irish peoples don't (or didn't) want to live together? All I can remember from years back is seeing violence reported in the news. Something about Catholic vs Protestant? Surely it's more than that?
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  1520. ​​​​ @NickMak-m2c You're being disingenuous. The traditional definition is not the current working definition. Playing language lawyer achieves nothing except to distract. The "urban dictionary scribe" is what we mean. That's how language works. It adapts.
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  1521. How would you rate Operator Starsky? He's in the military, he was involved in the original battle, he's intelligent, and he's a pretty good communicator. I think he and Joe would get on pretty well.
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  1522. It's simple. If everyone would wear masks (strictly enforced, no exceptions) then the R value would fall below 1.0. Problem is people refuse to follow rules. Vaccines don't require strict daily adherence, so the effect is more predictable.
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  1523. @tokajileo5928 Probably will happen eventually. The Donbas is probably the toughest challenge.
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  1524. Same for me. I just don't relate directly to people when they're in my space. I just switch off mentally. Must be the aspergers in me. Fortunately, we all started working remotely in 2020, and I loved it.
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  1525. No. We don't need it.
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  1526. Trump figured it out 4 years ago but TDS clouds ones ability to reason.
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  1527. The 'God' part is why I no longer watch his channel. It's unfortunate because he has a lot of great content but this is a time for rational thought. There is clearly no 'God' involved anywhere in this.
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  1528. Unfortunately, there is an insane hate fuelled sub-group who supports Hamas, and this subgroup is worryingly large.
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  1529. ​ @PassiveAgressive319  Ok, it's both sides... 99% Islamic fanatics 1% Israel. Yeah, both sides.
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  1530. I also agree with him on everything to do with Russia and Ukraine, but he makes no sense politically, at least not as I see it right now in the current situation regarding the war.
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  1531. He's talking about Russia. Pay attention.
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  1532. China needs to get involved and give pootin some kind of ultimatum. Bringing famine to poor nations requires a multinational responce and China and Undia need to step up.
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  1533. Will it be a victory in November when trump wins? What will the left-tards be saying then?
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  1534. They were extremely quick on shutting down Tommy Robinson, and basically bullying him because he had a record, but when it was about the perpetrators, progress was glacial. That's what made my blood boil.
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  1535. The TDS has taken over, sadly.
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  1536. "How can you still reject Jesus after viewing this?" Simple. Lack of evidence. Jesus was most likely a man like any other. The shroud cannot be considered evidence of Jesus in any way. It's just an old piece of cloth of unknown origin. Wow lol just wow. Why do people believe this stuff?
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  1537. Obo299 Australia is undergoing a worrying drift to the left so we do need to swing back to the right though not the Alt Right. We don't need racism and we don't need the fanatical religious right. We need a balance that isn't found at the extremes. The far left (fascist left) is becoming scary.
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  1538. Who cares? At least he's correct. Other media outlets just publish government spin. None of them have the guts to confront the government's crazy policies.
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  1539. I'll keep it simple and blame it on Putin. Blaming it on anyone else takes away from Putin's accountability as a dictator.
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  1540. I thought they'd all walked out and I'm pretty sure putin took control of (stole) the refinaries, etc.
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  1541. Australia is not in a mad panic to vaccinate. Were taking a cautious and measured approach. We don't "need to get on with it". We have our own experts who will approve our vaccines. The difference is we're not going for emergency use. I believe the AZ vaccine will be rolled out here from March, a mix of locally manufactured and imported but most local. Not sure about Pfizer due to the EU issues.
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  1542. I don't see a problem with having an app preinstalled... the problem is the censoring and shafow banning etc. I have comments dissapearing every day. This censoring and manipulation helps create echo chambers.
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  1543. Should it?
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  1544.  @dustbin5044 The Bible... not really. It's mostly nonsense.
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  1545. Can someone explain why the outrage of vaccinations? There have been millions vaccinated already yet only a tiny number of deaths and other serious side effects yet the people making most of the noise don't seem to care when half a million die from a preventable desease? I'm referring to the anti vaxx, anti mask, anti lockdown mob. Yes, all preventable deaths are tragic but the responce (mostly from the right) is bizarre.
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  1546. ​ @gerryhouska2859 Sadly so. My father died becsuse of it.
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  1547. Even if she was scared, that's not necessarily a phobia. I'm scared and I don't believe I'm being irrational.
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  1548. United we stand, divided we fall still counts. It's better if we could get past this maga log-jam and work together in a rational way.
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  1549. Yeah, the Armenian genocide is what came to mind when I heard about this.
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  1550. It would be medical incompetence to roll out an antiviral without sufficient testing. It would be criminal.
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  1551. I agree with you, but most physicists would push back on your interpretation of quantum physics.
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  1552. An this channel could be even better if it could drop its pro palistinian bias.
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  1553. Sorry, you're the stupid one. When proven to be efficacious and safe is the time for widespread use. Maybe you've spent too much time in far right echo chambers? Health professionals are constrained by the science. They don't jump onto every fad. Remember those who were pushing hcq, they've all got egg on their faces now. It was unproven then and subsequently shown to be useless. There is no substitute for real science. Right now, vaccines are best practice for widespread use.
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  1554. Shut up. He provides a great service. If you don't like it then bye bye.
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  1555. Not true. Russia captured 20% before the 50 countries fully supported Ukraine. Get your facts right. Since then, Russia has lost 50% of the territory it once held and it's losing more daily. So yes, Ukraine has done well against a much superior power. In fact, Russia has lost the best of it's ground force. It's struggling. Yeah, the 3 day takeover of Keiv is not going well LOL. And now shall we discuss Russia's collapsing economy?
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  1556. No one is perfect, but she's a way better person than con man Trump. He's a one-man clown show.
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  1557. What do you mean? ABBA is one of the greatest pop bands of all time. I loved them from the 70's until now. Best music ever. These old naysayers were just slow learners. ABBA was always great.
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  1558. That's ridiculous. There were pros and cons. The whole leave concept came out of the disadvantages of being in the EU. I live in a country not in the EU, and everything is fine. I wouldn't want it. The EU is the problem, whether in it or out of it.
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  1559.  @Mr_Smith618  I wish there had been a real anti-bullying program at my school. I was bullied mercilessly through school from start to finish. I dropped out because of bullying. There was no way to stand up to them. Bullies were the big strong kids or they operated in groups and I was the skinny kid. And when it wasn't physical, it was psychological. Bullying destroyed who I should have been. I still suffer from numerous social phobias and anxiety disorders 50 years on. I've never recovered.
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  1560. The only way to get mask uptake to effective levels is to mandate their use by law and fine those who don't wear them. Too many stupid people out there. As for not knowing anyone who's been sick... what is the relevence? Plenty have been sick but would you expect everyone to know someone who's been sick? It's random. In my country there were only roughly 28k reported cases of 26 million, so around 1:1000 yet I know 3 people who were sick and one who died.
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  1561. That comment makes no sense.
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  1562. W.A M.P Exactly. It takes time to adjust to a new country and culture but one never fully loses a connection with the old.
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  1563. Totally agree with this. Those who spread antivax propaganda deserve mockery at a minimum.
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  1564.  @ricardodellecarta2414  For some it is religous but in reality it's a disaster (most likely natural) which way too many on the right are trying to ignore.
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  1565. What evidence is there for Zelensky being toppled? Are you referring to his low polling?
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  1566. Bla bla bla... bottom line, the kid and parent should have been booted off the plane. End of story. No one should have to suffer that regardless of the cause.
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  1567. Breaking through a heavilly defended trenched and mined area is worth more strategically than the area taken.
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  1568. Brilliant and spot on as usual. Trump hates Ukraine. Probably because he couldn't get what he wanted and then the impeachmentt that followed.
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  1569. The NATO expansion argument is stupid. Is there much else to say about it? Just saying.
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  1570. Dentists, surgeons, doctors, nurses etc have been wearing masks for decades to reduce infection risk... so why would anyone demand additional evidence in the middle of the worst pandemic in decades before wearing one? Made no sense. In reality, it was all political.
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  1571. I wouldn't describe rust as being less frustrating. I've found it to be extremely frustrating. C by comparison is quite simple.
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  1572. ​ @royromano9792 AI is over hyped. It's not going to eliminate the need to work.
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  1573. RuZZian trolls in a panic, commenting, LOL
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  1574. Same. Windows 95 was a massive upgrade and the first Windows OS for the general public that was any good (not wanting to offend anyone). I came from an Amiga which already had a pre-emptive multitasking OS with a windowing gui. Win 3.1 seemed positively archaic in comparison.
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  1575. ​@chesshooligan1282 SSDs are less reliable in my experience. This is why I have three HDDs in my PC for backing up the SSD and other files. When an SSD fails, it fails big time. I've had no end of problems with SSDs. Never had an HDD failure.
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  1576. The russian fork would come with spyware and viruses pre-installed.
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  1577. Yes, a nit pick and probably not relevent to most viewers. This video is obviously an attempt at describing the general concept, and for that purpose it was very well done.
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  1578.  @JewlenskyBot-d6c  Why should they? It's part of the historical Jewish homeland. The same way Crimea is not part of Russia, the Golan Heights is not a part of Syria.
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  1579. ​@CedarHunt If they occurred reasonably far into the past, then it makes sense to refer to them that way.
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  1580. There were of course negatives, but aside from those few scumbags, globalisation was a massive possitive. I can remember the 60s and 70s before the opening up. They were pretty bleak times ecomically and in terms of product quality and diversity.
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  1581. We do it every year for flu. I don't see why boosters won't be useful going forward as we encounter future variants. I'll be getting a booster. Seems like a no brainer.
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  1582. I'm a long time fan and was once a payed up subscriber but no longer. Something happened in 2016.
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  1583. Kind of like the fish tank cleaner thing. Idiots need to take responsibility for their own stupidity.
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  1584. @Jay P I've been living in Australia for over 20 yeats and no one has told me to go home. My experience with Australians is they're mostly a great easy going bunch.
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  1585. Calm down LOL Last I heard, Russian's losses were around 7x Ukraine's.
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  1586. ​ @marvelousmarven7248  Every decent country should be stepping up to help. Not enough is being done, except by America.
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  1587. I like the Israeli PM but I agree that given the disastrous failure of their security system, staying in office is not a good look.
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  1588. I heard him say how putin loves his country, and then Zelenskyy burst into laughter.
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  1589. Ok, good night. You sound tired.
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  1590. I believe you may have misheard.... Bret said Trump is a "symptom" of the corruption. By that I believe Bret means Trump didn't cause the corruption but people supported him out of distain for the corrupt status quo I.e. the swamp. That's my interpretation for what it's worth.
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  1591. Are these shells being fired at actual identified targets or are they just fired at random? I mean, there's no point in randomly bombing farmland, is there? Seems likely most of these shells are wasted? That said, I'm no expert.
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  1592. Systems don't hate people. The developers of said systems might, but I don't care what they think about me, as long as the system works.
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  1593. Linux app installer hell is something I never want to deal with ever again. I prefer the consistency of Windows MSIs. As a developer, I create Windows MSI installers. I want an icon to run, and I want an icon or shortcut somewhere for uninstalling. I don't want to have to memorise a bunch of terminal commands. We're in the age of GUIs and have been for 30+ years. Linux is still relatively archaic.
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  1594. @Isa Idiot. Try staying on topic.
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  1595.  @tesmith47  Try staying with the facts instead of emotion.
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  1596.  @vcwloves9864  Please explain how you would close the airspace without triggering WW3? Closing the airspace involves direct conflict between NATO and Russia.
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  1597.  @robbietorkelsonn8509  I could do that right now but Linux isn't any use to me short of running a browser or watching a few videos. Generic stuff. I suspect millions are in the same boat.
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  1598. You sound morally bankrupt? It's not the UK's war either, nor is it Poland's or Germany's or.... get the idea? The thing is, if it's nobody's war, it will become everybody's if russia wins. Try to figure it out. It's not hard.
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  1599. Long live Israel is my usual response to anti-Semites.
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  1600.  @slavebot4663  Not really.
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  1601. I take your point except for race. No sure why being Jewish matters?
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  1602. I agree with you on the election. All i saw happening after the vote was the Republican side challenging the results in court. When they lost all realistic avenues of appeal they stepped down and the transfer of power took it's normal course. In other words, due process. Sam's take on it seems irrational.
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  1603. It's kind of like how American things never made me laugh.
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  1604. Nah, it's just becoming a bigger mess.
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  1605. But you can discriminate against a breed because of many incidents.
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  1606. Please let me know when you find the answer. It saddens me.
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  1607. ​@jabrueben884 Depends on whereabouts in Australia you live. You probably won't see one in Melbourne, at least not full strength. If you live in Queensland, there's a good chance you will.
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  1608. Is there a solution to the constant bombing of Ukraine? I mean, is there something NATO or the UN can do? Right now Russia isn't paying a price. If those missiles are fired from ships then those ships should be placed under treat of sinking.
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  1609. Trolls and bots hyjacking the comments.
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  1610. The vast majority will not be immune, hence the need for a vaccine. Not rocket science.
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  1611. The white guilted guy babbling about racism needs to realize he is a racist by merely being born white according the fanatical SJWs. He is woke instead of awake.
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  1612.  @anneramsay840  That's anecdotal. Science isn't based on anecdote. What if that doctor was just lucky. We might discover from a decent trial that the dosage needs to be high and that side effects are serious at that dosage. We need to know that stuff but we don't. If you want it and can get it then that's on you. I wouldn't want my doctor using me as a guinea pig.
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  1613. Europe should have been ramping up defence spending five years ago. It's shameful how slow the response has been in terms of production.
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  1614. Then stop listening to the leaders. What would they know about virology, microbiology or epidemiology? Nothing. That's why I listen to the scientists at the coal face. The doers and not the talkers.
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  1615. Except it was very one sided.
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  1616. It was a great interview.
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  1617. I love winter
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  1618. Yes, in some cases but simply impossible others. For instance, it would be impossible to eliminate automobiles in my city. The cost alone would be prohibitive. But even if it were made possible by some miracle, an automobile provides advantages that public transport never can... like privacy, convenience, cleanliness, security, punctuality... etc.
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  1619. And how to not build poorly performing bloatware... Developers have taken the "premature optimisation is bad" dogma and removed the "premature" part.
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  1620. That's not how I see it. I saw three terms of good stable government thrown out for no good reason other than change for changes sake.
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  1621. Will T How do you know there was no evolutionary effect? The lower IQ came from somewhere, right?... why not evolution?
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  1622. Dellen nickolis The more we understand the causes of problems the better we are positioned to solve them. Information, facts and statistics might be unpalatable to some folk but that isn't a good reason to ignore them. We should be using all of the information at hand to solve problems and to improve peoples lives. If that means talking about 'race' then so be it.
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  1623. Neither of those treatments are effective and even worse, hydroxychloroquine has been shown to increase risk of death.
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  1624. No, they didn't. Some of their guests may have believed that.
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  1625. I can't tell the difference, but I don't believe pootin would go there due to the danger
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  1626. Hope you guys are staying safe as well.
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  1627. Putin will be defeated by paper planes.
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  1628. Drew Fletcher Saying slavery was quite different in biblical times is a standard Christian cop-out. No, slavery in biblical times was... slavery.
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  1629. Hungary is losing the plot.
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  1630. ​ @phart0102 Sometimes.
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  1631. I think you've missed the point of moving weapons to Belarus (as I did initially). Of course, Russia could launch from a ship or from a Russian base, but that wouldn't serve his purpose.
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  1632. Ruzzia doesn't need a ceasefire. Just leave Ukraine.
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  1633. Moody69 I'm tired of political correctness so I do like his non PC approach.
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  1634. I am, but I just drop the term "supernatural." People get all hung up over terminology.
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  1635. killie lad Except hugo is correct on this one.
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  1636. ​@sciencedaemon Lisp is fun, but very niche. There is nothing I've worked on in 40 years that could have been coded in Lisp. I just don't see Lisp as ever being mainstream.
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  1637. Why does it have to be one or the other? We should be concerned about both climate change and nuclear war.
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  1638. The company I work for was agile before they introduced agile, then it wasn't.
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  1639. Top virologists disagree with the hype around so the called "transmisibility" of delta.
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  1640. I get what you're saying but I don't find it baffling. I think Russia is a lost cause. It'll take a generation for them to wake up if ever.
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  1641. Is there any evidence? No. Thought not.
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  1642.  @zerokmatrix  Your description of the conspiracy theorist's mindset was brilliant. Absolutely spot on.
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  1643. That makes no sense.
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  1644. Brilliant guest. Great presentation. Thank you.
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  1645. Trump is effectivelly frog marching the world into a global war by repeating the mistakes of the 1930s, only this time, the 'H' man is russian. Then and now, both are based on racism and empire building, and in both, we saw a lack of push back by Europe and the US.
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  1646.  John Citizen  I feel people are justified in being pissed off, don't you?
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  1647.  @ThunderAppeal  What obsession?
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  1648. I love Windows. It's better than crappy Linux.
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  1649. Yeah, I even have a mathematics degree, and I've never heard of it.
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  1650. Totally agree. I never watch a video with comments off.
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  1651. @Slavic Melodies Stop babbling about his books. We have real world problems unfolding. Maybe you can tell us why he and his daughter hate Ukrainians? I've heard the daughter talking about that so called "freedom". It's synonymous with 1984.
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  1652. To be honest, yes the constant reports of Russian brutality is hard to take. I find it demoralising. I just want Russia defeated asap. And I'm glad you used the 'F' word. That's how I feel every day.
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  1653.  @agoogolofgeese  Lucid dreaming sounds kind of fascinating but I've never had one and since I'm already in my 60s, I'm guessing I never will. I very rarely remember any dreams. They just vanish the moment I wake.
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  1654. Some of it is easy but it soon becomes incredibly difficult when you get to differential equations or anything containing trig functions or log functions... or a bunch of other things. Integration by substitution is a nightmare. It never clicked, nor did integration by parts. Even partial differentiation which looks conceptually easy is not so.
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  1655. There is no dictatorship in Australia. Scott Morrison has not been stopping freedom here. Most of the internal restrictions - lockdowns, mandates etc. are due to state Labor governments. And god help us if federal Labor wins in 2022. The incompetence will be shocking. There is a reason why they're usually in opposition.... because that's what they do best.
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  1656. Shidoshi Tanaka The left right paradigm is not useless. It's just overly simplistic but it serves a purpose.
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  1657. That's also how I did it.
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  1658. ​@PyrrhoVonHyperborea No, it doesn't.
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  1659. ​​​ @JohnSmith-fr7js ere ate plenty who could decimate the fleet. It's more a question of would they. I would like to see Ukraine given the abity to sink any Russian ship berthed at a Crimean port. Russian warships in Ukrainian waters... that has to end.
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  1660. People need to cut Zelenskyy some slack. He's under enormous pressure. Stress levels must be sky high, and under such conditions mistakes are inevitable. What's happening in the region is much much bigger than the grain issue. And it's much bigger than the occasional misspeak. Poland probably knows better than most the importance of defeating Russia, and that speaks directly to continuing its support for Ukraine. So no, I continue to have immense respect because what he's done right massively outweighs anything else.
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  1661. What would a "drastic consequence" look like? I agree with you, but I've been pondering this.... the only thing that will (maybe) stop putin is force.
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  1662.  @davidschrimplechips734  It might be rubbish but it's totally plausible.
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  1663. You are.
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  1664. I don't believe it. Maybe in some benchmarking, it comes out on top. Not in general. Java applications always feel relatively laggy. Subjective, I know. I just think Java sucks. And that's also subjective.
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  1665.  @melvynobrien6193  Idiot. Bill Gates is a philanthropist who supports very many good social programs. He knows nothing about vaccines, nor is he involved in their design.
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  1666. Well written comment, but... you've basically presented a strawman, perhaps inadvertently. I suspect you do actually know what is meant by the end as we know it. I would argue that it has already ended in America.
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  1667. Goverments need to push else the lazy won't get off of their chuffs. This is why mandates are good. We're boosted our vaccination levels past 92% and thereby taken pressure off the hospitals and saved lives. It's a no brainer.
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  1668. When will people learn to live together cooperatively and with compassion for each other... probably never.
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  1669. So, shells start arriving in summer... that means three months will have elapsed from announcement to first partial delivery.... why so slow?
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  1670. How is "wokeism" related to software licensing?
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  1671.  @henkdejong9051  Yes, this stage 4 crap will definitely have terrible long lasting effects on mental health. Even stage 3 was too draconian.
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  1672. Both were wise decisions.
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  1673. It's easy to mock but Media Watch don't always get it right either. I don't trust any of them. Fact checking is always required.
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  1674. You're giving Trump too much credit. He's all over the place on everything. He's a one man clown show.... But I hope you're right.
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  1675. Crazy system where a house speaker can override the President. Makes America look weak and dysfunctional.
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  1676. I wonder whether this Russian woman is as upset about Ukrainians losing their homes?
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  1677. I have the same hope you have but we're talking high stakes war with Russia. There's a fine balance to be had. There's no telling how mad the Russian leadership might actually be.
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  1678. Well, I went crazy and studied both. I loved mathematics at high school. In fact, that and physics were the only things I was any good at. I was terrible at everything else and I loathed school in general. After dropping out from school, computing became my hobby. I eventually went back and completed two Bachelors degrees... Computer Science, the other Mathematics. Computer Science won out and I've worked as a C and C++ developer for 27 years. LOL. Now retiring.
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  1679. Idiot
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  1680. No, but Putin had the choice between (1) making Russia better or (2) Making Russia and Ukraine worse... he chose (2)
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  1681. They should be horrified.
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  1682. Java code is usually over engineered to the point where spagetti code would be easier to understand.
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  1683.  @collinsmcrae  By bash, I mean constant and unwarranted criticism including personal attacks driven by an irrational and exaggerated dislike of a person. We're seeing a lot of that, hence the TDS acronym. I prefer not to bash anyone, but there are a few in American politics that come close to qualifying e.g. The Squad. I guess rampant antisenites or real racists would be deserving. Trump doesn't come close, and Sam by throwing in these random rants against Trump, in my opinion, detracts from the otherwuse high quality of his podcasts.
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  1684. ​@carolwilliams8511 The EU tentacles are global in effect, even here in Australia. I can empathise with the brexit vote.
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  1685. I think what your guest is predicting regarding China is nonsensical. China is desperate to return to good trading relationships with the west. It's economic survival may well depend on it. You can talk about parallels with ruzzia, but China is not ruzzia.
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  1686. Mocking it gives it zero legitimacy.
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  1687. Additionally, it's complicated. Some people support Isrsel, others Hamas. Some people support Ukraine, others ruzzia. Then there's a weird mix of people who care about one but not the other, or something as crazy as supporting Ruzzia and Israel (maga) OR supporting Hamas and Ukraine (far left/woke). Then there are those who don't give a toss about either.
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  1688. The transition is an absolute shambles.
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  1689. This is an extremely important honest and unbiased message and it confirms many of the historical details I already knew and have been debating with antisemites for many years. The whole world needs to hear this message.
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  1690. More related to a far-left political world view than to atheism but as a grouping, SJWs do exhibit an irrational cult like 'them and us' behavior.
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  1691. But far less of a joke than your clownish incoming president.
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  1692. I wouldn't blame Harris. It was clear what she stould for.. she stould for the opposite of what Trump stould for. I blame appathetic voters. If you don't like Trump, you get up off of your ass and vote Democrat. They didn't, so they get Trump.
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  1693. There aren't any that prove it.
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  1694. I suspect GetUp and ANTIFA have similar goals but are using different tactics.
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  1695. Bob Down Why? GetUp are ANTIFA are both a bunch of trouble makers... so why the insult?
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  1696. Joseph is interesting but too often gets things wrong e.g. his comment about the "little bag of bolts". What were the specifics? Did he even know?
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  1697. It's already hump day here but I'm on leave so that's even better and tomorrow is ANZAC Day.
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  1698. Believing a God exists based on nothing but hearsay and unsubstantiated claims is a complete mental disorder. Prove God exists. Bet you can't.
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  1699. What do you mean? Hamas is the aggressor, therefore Israel has the right to defend itself. Perhaps you're referring to Palistinian civilians in Gaza? If so, then their enemy is also Hamas.
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  1700. The virus is... and a lot of people will die unnecessarily.... mothers, fathers, husbands, wives loved ones etc. Unless people change their selfish ways and follow the rules.
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  1701.  GNnisa orobo  Racism comes in all colors sadly.
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  1702. I doubt their internals polls could have been spot on? The election result was totally bizzare.
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  1703.  @xtian9493  You disgust me. I was once close. I know what it's like. It actually takes courage to go through with it. I was the coward.
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  1704. Not really. Why even bother? The safety issue is massively hyped and sheep are getting exited. The reality is (based on 30 years with C++) most bugs are logic errors. Zig won't solve that. It's a skills issue.
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  1705. Our nighmare is coming true.
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  1706. Take America Back From Isяael Chemtrails LOL... who's wearing the tinfoil hat?
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  1707. I'm not sure what was said recently, but... the statement made months ago said something like "we do not support...". There was no statement of prohibition. Not supporting does not mean not permitting. Jake covered this in an earlier podcast.
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  1708. Better than the alternative
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  1709. What's your problem with Sam's position?
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  1710.  @TheRekietaWhoCries  Yes, and just as stupidly, he believes schools are safe while forgetting about cross infection with parents, grandparents, teachers etc.
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  1711. Yes, and that's why the prospect of the Democrats winning scares the hell out me... and I'm not even American. The left have gone mad.
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  1712. Sadly, the voters have swallowed the maga avalanche of lies and made a terrible mistake.
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  1713. @rosebellamy6986 It wasn't a muslim ban. Most muslim countries were not banned. It was a ban on high-risk immigrant sources.
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  1714. ​@u2beuser714 Not really. Banks can not magically convert currencies. It's even more difficult right now with rubles. No one wants them due to sanctions and Russia's manipulation of their value. And there needs to be buyers and sellers. Russia was effectively building up credit in India because rupees are no good to russia given that russia doesn't buy much from India.
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  1715. That's what worries me. It all went like some sort of well reheared play.
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  1716. People who don't like your video either don't like science or don't understand it.
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  1717. Capitalism is probably the least racist system as it is based on the concept of freedom of choice and minimal intervention.
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  1718. Billionaires dont just have piles of cash sitting around. He'd have to sell down stocks or property or obtain a loan etc.
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  1719. That UK over-counting report you referred to is nonsensical and should be ignored. Just rubbish.
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  1720. How would you judge "waste"? Is there a good metric for its measurement?
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  1721. There will always be uninformed morons peddling conspiracies, even when the truth is front of their faces. Who would have believed flat earthers would still be a thing in the 21st century.
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  1722.  @Progamble  I very much doubt Biden will do anything
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  1723. This is fantastic. So much better than wokeism.
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  1724. Coma White What?
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  1725. First past the post is also not a great system. It doesn't guarantee majority rule unless there are only two options. Some form of proportionality is good but the current election result looks like a weird aberration.
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  1726.  @Tespri He also admitted that he was bored without a war. Putin's own comment.
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  1727. Peter who? Nothing is coming to an end anytime soon.
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  1728. Brilliant. Wish I'd known all of this 20 years ago.
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  1729. He made some valid points.
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  1730. ​ @paulcrossley9812  They were playing as independents the same way most sporting events such as the Olympics and other sporting bodies tries to keep politics out of sport. Australia opposes the Putin regime's invasion of Ukraine. How is that related to tennis anyway?
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  1731. ​ @aaroof1361  What are you babbling about? Australia has provided military and other support to Ukraine.
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  1732. We're not numb but the death of the flight crew is unlikely to affect the outcome of the war or the Russia leadership going forward, hence the reason why most will not be interested in that sense.
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  1733. We already know that, thought it depends on how you define a "NATO" response vs a western response vs some other alliance of countries..
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  1734. Being pro Russia in any way shape or form right now has to be a non starter, surely. Sounds outrageous.
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  1735. Hope you're right. The further Russia moves to the west, the tougher it will be for them logistically.
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  1736. Please, no Trump bashing, I hope...
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  1737. Yeah, JS becoming the standard browser language is one of the worst tragedies in the software industry.
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  1738.  @essanjay8604  I believe you are correct... it was about producing the vaccines, not the actual rollout.
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  1739. Yeah, but people have been saying that for 50 years. They'll also die if and when they do it, but they only care about themselves, so...
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  1740. ​@Bruh-jr2ep The term "respectful" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Who defines "respectful"? That's right... bluesky. Conservative opinions are deemed disrespectful, it seems. BTW, I'm not a conservative, but people are reporting being blocked on bluesky.
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  1741. A lot of countries need to up their game.
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  1742. ​ @user-mi5xq8zj7u When I read your long comment, I felt angry, but then it became clear that you misunderstood and you apologised. Apologies are rare on YouTube. Respect for that.
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  1743. Yes, but without a high level of vaccination, the choice was between lockdowns or a massive death toll. Better having children locked down than having children with dead parents.
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  1744. Yours and many on the left's concept of "social justice" i.e. "WOKE" is not a good way to enact social justice. It's toxic and it's divisive. Keep peddling it at your peril. Most decent reasonable caring people hate it. And of course, maga hates it, but that goes without saying. Point is, woke progressives are a hard-core minority.
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  1745. Thank you for a wonderful discussion with a wonderful guest. Hoping someone can answer this... Why does Russia lie about everything? It needs to focus on fixing itself instead of wrecking its neighbors. Why is Russia so blind to the obvious? As for the Russian language, I've always had a dislike for the sound of it. The language just sounds bad. It grates. No offense intended.
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  1746. I agree. Palistinians (or perhaps their leaders) will have to abandon their hatred of the other as a first step. I can't imagine that happening any time soon. I don't agree with the claim made in this video that Israel's current government is the problem. Israel has proven itself open to peace agreements.
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  1747. How is anything he said out of date? What he described is a current and growing problem.
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  1748. That's not what he said at all. You're the dork for not understanding what he said or lying about what he said.
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  1749. It seems bizzar to me that just one man who isn't the president and who is in the minority on the Ukraine funding issue can hijack the whole process.
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  1750. No, it won't have a seasonal death toll just like the flu does. It will have a massively greater death toll than flu if every opens back to normal. Stop deluding yourself. Newsflash: There is no vaccine yet and the mortality rate is around 10X flu. Do the math. Also realize that the flu impact will be lessened this year due to social distancing. So you can't compare last year's flu with this year's anything. And Covid-19 is not flu and nothing like flu, not the virus nor the symptoms. It's more akin to thrombosis with massive clotting, a breakdown in lung function and system wide inflammatory stress.
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  1751. That's because they're not a tool of others. They're very much a disparate movement of like minded antiestablishment types and anarchists positioned on the political far left who hate the world as it is. They're a law unto themselves.
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  1752. Yeah, ruzzia has been the trouble maker for years.
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  1753. More woke crap and please, not Donna again?
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  1754.  @karentoffan7027  No, Justin is probably a realist like I am and has likely seen and heard the evidence of evil like I have.
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  1755. As far as we can tell with the dodgy studies we have (decent studies pending) is that Ivermectin is useless and ieven toxic with some people dying of overdoses.
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  1756. So, is this why software has become so slow and bloated? Multi core multi GB systems loading and running applications slower than an older core2 cpu would a decade or two ago? Too much bloat under the hood?
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  1757. You don't like facts, right?
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  1758. Given that Russia has a huge spy network operating in the west, why does Russia still not understand the west? Clearly Russia is awfully confused!
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  1759. That's why some lock-downs don't work. People break the rules. During our Melbourne lockdown, permits were required for work else $1600 fine. No one out after 8pm else fine etc. No mask, $200 fine etc. Public seated was removed or covered. Takeaways only, limits on distance and time away from home etc. It worked. We've only had a handful of cases since Oct 2020. Schools at back and the economy is recovering.
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  1760. Stupidly dependent on Russia. Something I didn't know about and am now shocked by.
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  1761. Australia hasn't changed it's approach. Ever since vaccines looked likely 18 months ago, the policy was to protect life through lockdowns, border closures and other measures. This was to buy time until vaccines become available. Once vaccinations were under way, the emphasis would move toward opening in a staged way based on vaccination levels... 70% and 80%. We're now at 90%. This approach was again made clear in more detail during the vaccine rollout. What we're seeing now is the natural progression of those existing policies. There has been no abrupt change. It's been pretty well handled since the get go.
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  1762. No one is forcing you to donate, right? So, what's your beef with it. I use it a lot. It's an excellent source.
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  1763. Yeah, but I'll keep saying Wag-ner because (1) I'm not German and (2) I do not respect their name.
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  1764. Simply multiplying the so called transmisibilties of a historical sequence of variants based on correlations and coming up with an X value has to be flawed. It doesn't take into account the plethora of variables in play in any particular community in any instant of time. Variants are going to keep popping up and many will replace existing ones but where is the hard evidence that any of them are 2, 3, 4 or 5 times more transmissible than the original? Nowhere, right?
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  1765. Yes, but there are numerous medicines being manufactured out of patent. So, it still happens. Additionally, companies are not charities. Their responsiblity is to their shareholders.
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  1766. They have everything backward.
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  1767. You need to realise that not everyone wants to be grafted onto a team. Some would rather judge issues on their merrit, whether left, right or center.
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  1768. It has been wasted. Your comment was serious cope.
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  1769. Java code is hard to follow, especially given that most of what I've seen is too heavily encapsulated oop wise. Like drill 20 levels deep to find 3 lines of code, then back up 10 levels to the next call, and down again. Looking at C code is so refreshing after fighting with that stuff.
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  1770. That's not true, actually. I know about them, so they must have been mentioned. I'm not even a historian. In fact, I'm pretty clueless about most things to do with history. But I think the gulags would be fairly common knowledge.
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  1771. There are certain ideologies or types or groups of people for which diplomacy will never work.
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  1772. I loved the 6502. I wanted to learn Z80 but didn't have a Z80 system. My favourite was the 68000.
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  1773. Sadly for me, the sound of barking dogs triggers a complete meltdown. I just don't tolerate dogs and I'm all out of valium. I'll have to give this one a miss... but thanks for the great work you're doing.
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  1774. I am pleased you are not a troll. Encountered too many today.
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  1775.  @franktoh3041  Don't be stupid. What has that to do with Ukraine? There's always someone like you in every comment section, right?
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  1776. Only 99% ? I'm shocked it wasn't higher. Clowns in charge of the circus. What has happened to America? It was still great two months ago.
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  1777.  @stumble_leiner  Why don't you just explain what you mean instead of talking in riddles?
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  1778. It's heart breaking for me. The city I love is being destroyed by this man and for no good reason.
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  1779. He might be right but talk is cheap. People have been talking for 20 months. Time for action.
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  1780. Josh is describing my childhood. Dysfunctional parents. Cults and authoritarian behaviour. Suicidal thoughts. Being beaten up at school. I can see these destructive behaviours driving the woke movement.
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  1781. The so called "attack on the capital" is obviously not a non-event but it was blown out of proportion by the lfar-left who conveniently downplayed the BLM riots which were far worse in every way that matters.
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  1782. GeorgeBonanza Correct. The idea of 'speech inciting violence' devalues personal responsibility. A person who perpetrates violence is generally responsible for the violence and therefore should be the one punished for it.
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  1783. We need more rational discussion such as this and less of the moronic XR activism which is nothing more than baseless fearmongering and propaganda which has miore to do with smashing western capitalism and democracy than it does the environment.
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  1784. In the case of languages within the same class, I'd agree, e g. C# vs Java. But that claim wouldn't apply generally.
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  1785. I believe Putin wants to restore the empire but that's never going to happen and it's getting less likely by the hour.
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  1786. I remember it. I had an A500. Well, ahead of it's time.
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  1787. Then go somewhere else if you don't enjoy nuanced discussions.
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  1788. The fractured nature of Linux is also one of its major flaws. Think about it. Its one of the reasons I'm not interest in trying Linux again. I want to be developing for the mainstream market. Additionally, Linux users seem to expect everything for free. We have to pay for clothing, shoes, food, rent, property, utilities, the computer hardware... why should the software be free?
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  1789. ​​ @Robodog69 It's not about what it had to be. It's about demonstrating ways of solving stuff. I am so tired of people chiming is as the resident expert. Every comment section has people with large egos trying to better the teacher. It might be pre algebra, but I studied a maths major and couldn't do it.
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  1790.  @Spirit451  Other countries export uranium. Is there something special about the Russian stuff?
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  1791. Exactly. I've always referred to it as "the Ukraine" and just accepted that it was Russian territory. That's kind of how it was always presented.
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  1792. Similar problem for people with e.g. vehicles booked for servicing or various other important appointments. My nearest center is 8km from home. Now I'm stuffed. Are we supposed to cancel everything?
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  1793. So we can only work on one issue at a time? And science should go on hold until starvation is solved, possibly next century?
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  1794. Ukraine needs real practical help right now, not the fairytale stuff.
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  1795. Even Trump doesn't know.
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  1796. Trying too hard? They're valid points. The whole AI thing is being massively over-hyped. Advancements in AI have been over promised for decades. It's always a decade away. It was like that 25 years ago as an AI undergraduate. Yes, we might be on a path to AGI (assuming AGI is even achievable) but how long is that path? A decade? A century?
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  1797.  Samael51760  What planet are you on? Of course they exist.
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  1798.  @bighands69  For Russia/Putin it's about empire building... or rebuilding.
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  1799. I hate it with a vengeance.
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  1800. Not that simple.
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  1801. Yeah, one can get lucky, but it's unpredicable. My experience is as described in this video. Simple stuff is ok. Complex code has a lot of missing content, and usually, the missing parts are the hardest parts to code.
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  1802. Not sure how you'd come to that conclusion? I couldn't fault Nicholas. Can't think of anything I disagreed with. This has to be the best Sam Harris podcast in a very long time and it's timely.
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  1803. There is no evidrnce that Harris wants to destroy democracey, but there is evidence that Trump wants to. And who is the corrupt one... Harris or the one that was found guilty... the one who lies every time he speaks?
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  1804. Wow, that's hard to believe. I guess she's too conservative and too sensible for the mainstream media.
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  1805. ​ @Ulrich_dArth It was meant as a joke, right?
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  1806. A pointless comment on a serious topic, so why post it?
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  1807. Tinfoil had firmly on?
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  1808. I'm in full agreement on the free speech issue. There are a bunch of topics that are effectively no go areas in Australia due to 'woke' speech laws. So, I know what it's like to lose the ability to speak freely.
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  1809.  @conseated3616  Both sides are cherry picking. The most noticable difference between the sides is the behavior. Deniers talk and discuss. The other side break laws, deplatform and censor opponents, create mayhem and vandalise etc. While never offering practical and pragmatic solutions.
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  1810. ​@AstroGremlinAmerican The Israelis are effectively fighting the same mob of ganster states for pretty much the same reasons... to hold onto their traditional homelands and preserve freedom and democracy.
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  1811. Envious Fred Most of the bullshit is on the left interestingly, or haven't your noticed? As for Douglas Murray... he is brilliant and on point every time.
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  1812. The guy criticising inheritence is basically presenting a strawman. He comes up with a bad design and blames inheritance for his problems. Use the right tools for the job and use the tools correctly. You can use a hammer to drive a screw but a screwdriver is better. Inheritance is good for some things but not for all things.
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  1813.  Bob Down  Except Abbott was actually good and better than his successor.
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  1814. A broken clock would be correct more often.
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  1815. That makes no sense.
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  1816. What utter rubbish. If dog atracks are increasing then it's down to lack of enforcement. No dog, no attack. Get rid of them. These bully breeds are worthless and dangerous. This woman is wrong wrong wrong wrong. Typical dog apologists. Stop blaming people. It's not lack of education. It's the dog doing the mauling. It's not rocket science. The young guy was spot on. Absolutely well said. I feel for him. I hate dogs.
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  1817. So you've done the research have you? And how does that play out over the next few decades?
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  1818.  @ultrademigod  She's a progressive. That's bad enough!
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  1819. Good question. I think it falls into the same discussion the Joe Blogs posted recently. The size of the economy is not the most important metric in terms of quality of life. For instance, when was the last time a Russian city made the top 10 on the liveability index? If the Russian economy grows by making more "stuff" that gets blown up for no good reason, then that's just lunacy. It doesn't fix roads or build schools or fund health care.
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  1820. Then don't. Bye-bye, no one will notice you leaving the room.
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  1821. If you don't like it then don't watch it.
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  1822. I suspect the West wouldn't have given a toss about the problematic Arab world had it not been for the importance of oil.
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  1823. ​ @silsternensand  Africa? You think living in Africa is something to boast about. LOL You think that's some kind of winning position? Wow, just wow.
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  1824. Yes, everyone's vote is equal and it should be considered such. In practice, it might not work out that way, but going into in election assuming one's vote is "useless" is somewhat offensive given how much it costs to defend democracy and the right to vote.
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  1825. Q B Since when was IBM a mainstream social media platform on the scale of Facebook or Twitter? Never? IBM were playing in a different market. It's highly likely social media will be controlled by the lunatic left for the foreseeable future. As one company dies down so another will rise. A kind of equilibrium but what we need are unbiased versions of what we have now. Trouble is lefties will likely not support them for lack of leftist echo chambers on them.
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  1826. Not really.
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  1827. I've been an ABBA fan from the beginning. I can remember as if yesterday, the release of songs like SOS, Mamma Mia and Dancing Queen. I'm still a fan playing their new album... but can someone please explain the connection with the gay community? Never made any sense to me. They were two couples composing 70's pop... what am I missing? Dancing Queen is one of my all time favorites but I don't see anything gay about it.
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  1828.  MrsMac  Why?
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  1829. Just stumbled across your channel... brilliant stuff!
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  1830. Kids may not be in danger but they will become a danger if schools get back to normal too quickly. Keep kids school out of school... keep as many out as possible, for as long as possible.
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  1831. @yellowtunes2756 Trolls are getting desperate, right?
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  1832. Only 5 mins in and all I'm hearing is BS.
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  1833. Trump supporters don't believe anything Trump says, but they'll still vote for him. Go figure.
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  1834. Covid-19 is worse
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  1835. Under Trump.... Pros.... Multiple middle east peace treaties Promote fast tracking of covid vaccine development. Constructing southern border wall. Iranian threat handled appropriately. NK threat handled appropriately. China trade issues handled well. Stimulated economy. More jobs. Trade deals. Call out and push back against and left social agenda. Pro law and order. Pro border security and vetting of immigrants. Pro national pride. Pro Israel. Move embassy. Stronger stance against Palistinian terrorism. Cancelled Iran deal. And more... Cons.... Talks funny and tweets a lot.
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  1836.  @ryanharvey9800  More like 1 degree over the past 100 years.
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  1837. While I'm personally against all forms of censorship and I support free speech, I suspect those people who are doing the censoring are attempting to limit the spread of these asinine conspiracy theories, many of which are soaked up no questions asked by the moronic tinfoil had brigade.
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  1838.  @charlytaylor1748  what the hell are you on about? Another antivaxxer? Nothing wrong with the vaccines. They're doing what they were designed for... helping save lives.
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  1839. Dr. John and the government are not the only sources of information. Do some digging around. I've had both shots and I'll be taking a booster if it's offered. It's a no brainer for me. If I were younger then perhaps I would bother with a booster.
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  1840. Yeah, Youtube's automated censoring is getting bad.
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  1841. Free him, stop victimising him and stop silencing him.
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  1842.  @hellogoodmorning3405  Vaccine induced immunity is likely more robust than from actually contracting covid-19 and a lot safer... the risk of death from covid-19 is around10000x greater than from the vaccines.
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  1843.  @almond765  Rubbish. When did NATO attack Russia? NATO is a defence pact. Defence against what? Well, Russia of course. Why do you suppose Ukraine wants to join NATO? Well, because of Russia of course. What part of this are you not understanding? Russia is a bully. Wake up. And engage brain next time.
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  1844.  @octowuss1888  what are you talking about? Russia is the invader. Russia is the bully. Ukraine is fighting to service.
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  1845. That's true, but it depends on the context.
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  1846. Only 60 secs in and it's almost all Linux fanboy style anti Windows rhetoric and disinformation. Not a good start.
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  1847. Watching this from a crappy Android phone
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  1848. Why do Linux folk talk about their "daily driver"? What the hell is a daily driver, and where did that term come from? I have a PC. It runs Windows 11. It's a computer that does everything I need it to do. That's it.
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  1849. Mearsheimer has zero credibility. He's kind of Chomsky Lite.
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  1850.  @hosnimubarak8869  Depends on how you interpret the data and on the time frame chosen and how you define "hottest".
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  1851. The left don't care about merit. It's all about gender and skin color.
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  1852. It being a hangover from the soviet era is often the first answer I throw at the trolls.
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  1853. You mean putin's wishful thinking? I mean, he's completely nuts, right?
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  1854. You're missrepresenting what he meant. The vaccines are understood. Maybe listen to people who understand them if you want to understand them.
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  1855. ​@goldwhitedragon I think you're right. And time becomes more valuable as one ages because there's less of it remaining. Wasting time keeping up with a never-ending cycle tech advances becomes less desirable. I'm at that point now. How many more times should I train myself on some tech that will be obsolete tomorrow or next year.
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  1856. I agree. That was my experience, but get ready for the materialists to weigh in.
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  1857. Themselves
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  1858. Ukraine desperately needs a way to stop those gliding bombs.
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  1859. Ok, bye-bye. I doubt anyone will miss you.
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  1860. Is that the only way the UK can fund defence?
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  1861. And if Russia fires cruise missiles from ships... take out the ships.
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  1862. You got that right LOL
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  1863. ​@stu281 They still have sufficient manpower short term, though more would be better. Their biggest and most immediate issue is weapons.
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  1864.  @lucabriatore7891  No.
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  1865. Please shut up and stop spreading lies about Bill Gates. He does enormous good in the world and a whole lot more than you do I'm sure. And if you're going to tell us you weren't bashing Gates then i suggest you explain yourself more clearly.
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  1866.  @peterking5016  Shut up antivaxxer.
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  1867. The best time to blow the Kerch bridge again is just after the last coat of paint dries on Russia's lovely repair job.
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  1868. ​​ @anon_y_mousse That's a strawman. You say 90%. What if its 30%? Now you're missing 70%. I'm in the same situation with MS Visual Studio. Nothing in the Linux world comes close. VS Code is a mere shadow of it. People in our situations who use a specific tool a lot, we don't want to kneecap ourselves by moving to inferior OSs or second rate software. It has nothing to do with "sucking". And "evil" is the wrong term. Companies exist to make a profit. In fact, listed companies have a responsibility to shareholders.
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  1869. European bureaucracy. Ukraine needs stuff done now, not in 2030. UK anounced something like 2.5% military spending by 2030. That kind of thing. Plus, you got pro Russia EU countries like Hungary that block and stall. Nothing to stop Europe continuing to help even with this deal.
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  1870. The good old whataboutism argument.
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  1871. True, but some countries are way less perfect than others.
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  1872. Except I find the tactic of chopping down speculation quite tiresome. If we don't speculate then we don't advance. Not everything that is true has been proven.
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  1873. I hope no, but I am a little worried 🇦🇺
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  1874. ​@Truth-xg1zf Most of these issues are global, as in the US. Voters need to fact check before voting. Our conservatives increased our debt hugely. They were also responsible for high levels of immigration, etc. They also mismanaged the mining boom, taking a short term approach... a wasted opportunity. They also wanted to crush work conditions and wages. A small small in GDP per capita is expected in a tightening phase. We, like the US has been fighting inflation. Cycles are normal. It's the politicians who try to score rore cheap political points from normal events, as did Trump.
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  1875. That was very interesting and enlightening.
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  1876. I'd never considered factorial as being linear. Coming from a computer science background, we consider factorial as being the fastest growing and therefore the worst time complexity i.e. factorial > exponential.
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  1877. The way I see it is most people do get on but the radicals continue to stir the pot. Plus, the growing "wokeism" on the left works against social cohesion and empowers the radicals.... Antifa, BLM etc.
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  1878.  @faroukabad  Can you prove not aspirating is killing people? There have been very few deaths in my country directly attributed to vaccination and there is no evidence that any have been killed by not aspirating. That would be about zero from 25 million doses and you want all of those 25 million aspirated? Really?
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  1879. One hopes
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  1880. Modi supports India.
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  1881. Many confuse racism with nationalism and as you said, many confuse fascism with Nazism.
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  1882. He is actually correct on most points. Look it up if you know how.
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  1883. ​@user-ov5rv2yw7l Kind of irrelevent how long it's been there given that a 1/3 of it has gone 2 years. At the current rate, there'll be nothing left in another 2. Ukraine is doing pretty well.
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  1884.  @obzai  I believe you're correct on the muscle mass point. I was the skinniest kid in my class and no amount of effort ever changed that. I tried weight training (which bored me almost to death) but to no avail. I'm still skinny at age 60. My father was the same. Just naturally skinny.
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  1885. ​@JJ-zr6fu There were no such agreements, and the territory occupied has not doubled. Stop lying.
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  1886. He seems to have doubled down on the dumb stuff this time.
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  1887. I might have to go down that rabbit hole.
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  1888. It's also dependent on human behavior.
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  1889. ​ @gnice8765 You're twisting people's comments beyond belief. Poverty is not good even if you can fix a car with eggs. It's really that simple.
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  1890. I built my own s100 boards way back sometime around the late 70s to early 80s. Lot of fun. Also had a lot of fun coding the 6502 (6510) on the C64.
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  1891. Well said. Thank you.
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  1892. Hello from Australia.
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  1893.  @carmenpeters728  How about the child's body? It's human. Never heard any credibal moral argument supporting infanticide.... whether the child is born or unborn.
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  1894.  @ivanmectin9106  Who benefits... the pharmaceutical companies who make vaccines and the people who are vaccinated. No idea why you couldn't figure that out.
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  1895. Special cases aside, you'd have to be an complete idiot to not want a vaccine.
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  1896. Not really.
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  1897. Only 30 mins in and Sam is already exhibiting TDS. Trump has been less of a warmonger than any other US President in living memory. It beggers belief that Sam can't see that Trump was bluffing when dealing with NK. I mean, he even met with the NK leader in NK. Which other Presidents have achieved that? None? A significant fact Sam conveniently skipped right past.
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  1898. Not really. I used to accuse Sam of TDS back during Trump's first term, but now I can see how Sam was actually prophetic. Trump has become that "mad man" Sam was describing 8 years ago. Now a one man clown show intent on destroying democracy.
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  1899. ​ @boink800 1000 years of warmongering
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  1900. ​@aj9969 Yes, they can. And it's a Ukraine city anyway. And no one is going to invade ruzzia unless ruzzia starts a war... wait... ruzzia started a war...
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  1901. Most of his listeners get it free anyway.
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  1902. This information is readily available, so yes, it would be informed consent.
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  1903. I hope he says no to that question. He's already made one claim that I disagree with.
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  1904. Then said black folk have been waiting for the wrong thing. Only racists rattle on about the importence of skin color. Normal people, people who are not racist (and that's the majority) simply don't care about skin color, they care more about merrit, how good is a person, what are their skills etc. It's time to forget about our differences and focus on what we have in common. Realising we're all human might be a good place to start. Forget the 400 years, live now.
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  1905. Given Russia's wealth, all Russia's should be living a great life, but they're not. Half the population don't even have reliable basic services. It's appalling as far as I can tell.
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  1906. Great show as usual.
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  1907. Why would you think he could?
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  1908. And that's a sign of someone who is open-minded, non-partisan, and someone who reasons issue by issue. That centrist position is where I find myself.
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  1909. Yes, the left is more dangerous because it drives culture and does so very effectively and stealthily. Wokeism has infiltrated every level of society. Far right issues less so. Even religous participation is on the wane. There'll always be a small number of actual racists and bigots but they're not going to change culture significantly. Wokeism by contrast is a clear and present to the cohesiveness of societies.
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  1910. Ha ha. That won't happen.
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  1911. Before you bash Australia over it's vaccine rollout, why not do some fact checking? It was all about vaccine shortages. Being a "first world" country doesn't magically conjure up additional vaccine production. The only way to get more is to deprive someone else. We could have reached 70% by now from local AZ production had it not been for the clotting issue which meant that AZ was deemed unsuitable for swathes of the population. You also don't take into account the huge number of Australians who've had their first AZ jab and are still in their 12 week waiting period. We'll likely have reached 70% or more by summer anyway as our rollout ramps up.
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  1912. What racist comments? I've read around 100 and haven't seen one yet.
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  1913. The deniers are terrible at maths, terrible at science and terrible at reasoning from evidence.
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  1914. He's right about the mainstream media but the trolls are wrong about the importance of it. The mainstrean media is becoming a dinosaur. They only survive on shock and hype.
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  1915. Yeah, that was a weird comment. Any developer who claims to not nake bugs is clearly deluded.
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  1916. I feel the same way. I very often lose faith.
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  1917. What's your point?
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  1918. Is Pootin prepared to lose 250k troops by summer?
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  1919. Who is the "previous corrupt bunch" ?
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  1920. No one is forcing you to watch, right? And you probably don't realise that "liberating" the region is a process that has been under way for months, and for much of it under a media blackout. So calm down.
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  1921.  @matteframe  There are also lunatics in the Democrat party. I just want to see some balance.
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  1922. Depends on how you define one thing... 8bits OR is it one byte...
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  1923. The selfishness and stupidity exibited during this pandemic is depressing. Even simple rules such as wearing a mask correctly is being flouted by way too many people.
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  1924. jojohnson  Please stop pushing unproven drugs.
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  1925. I live in Melbourne Australia wear masks did work as did the strict lockdown and this is backed by the data. There is no evidence that this is seasonal. This guy is a clown. I guess they wear masks in health care settings for the fashion statement?
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  1926. Israel does not need to occupy gaza. A huge amount of stuff is supplied by Israel from Israel or through Israel. Hamas has fired thousands of rockets into Israel, slaughtered children for no reason and now threatens to behead dozens more... and you believe Israel should continue supplying gaza as if nothing has happened? Really?
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  1927. Nope, it would be pootin trying to start ww3. That scumbag caused all of this mess.
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  1928. The Victorian government apparently expects everyone to "do the right thing" while they don't. While they stuff up. While they flip-flop over inconsistent rules... golf is deadly, golf is fine, golf is banned etc.That's already pissing people off.
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  1929. ​@karenjanusch7978 The Enforcer. See Jake's link on his community tab
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  1930. It's actually frightening.
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  1931. Fake news.
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  1932.  @banguard856  You can make mistakes in any language. Realize that C++ is a scalpel to be used by a craftsman. It's the developer's fault for not understanding what they're doing. If you're as incompetent as you describe (shoot yourself with an RPG rocket) then don't blame the language. Go for additional training. That said, I don't see why C++ would be any worse than Java or C# for instance. As for tools... Java tools are even more lackluster. Pretty much everyone I know is using Eclipse, a piece of crap in my opinion. Slow, buggy and unstable. Terrible GUI design. And did I say slow? Oh, and a resource hog. Did I miss anything?
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  1933. Trump stoking division? LOL Pot calling kettle. The left endlessly stoke division.
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  1934. So he's not allowed an opinion? He might be correct?
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  1935. Both Lex and Rogan are both disingenuous interviewers. They learn nothing from their guests, and they'll spout the same bs 5 minutes later.
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  1936. There is no monitor big enough either way. Those stupid stack dumps, exceptions and error messages are a joke. And they complain about C++ compilation errors LOL
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  1937.  @4amazinggrace  The wisest plans will those that prevented mass desease and death. Right now Australia and New Zealand look like they got it right.
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  1938. Both
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  1939. Pointers get an undeserved bad rap from people who simply don't like them or are unable to understand them. Coming from an Assembler background, the purposes and advantages of pointer types seems obvious and intuitive.
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  1940. They'd likely ignore Trump unless he's prepared to assist Ukraine.
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  1941. Israel's capital already was Jerusalem so what's changed? What's change is we've found a politician with the courage to publicly acknowledge it. More will follow I hope. The people who want to stuff this up are fanatical Muslims and far left idiots.
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  1942. Ruzzians have it backward. They are enemy. They are the aggressors. Ukrainians are defenders. There would be no enemies without the ruzzians. No war without the ruzzians.
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  1943. Me too.
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  1944. So pootin is a friend of Hamas? Doesn't that tell all of you hamas supporters something very important? Hint: Both Pootin and Hamas are terrorists.
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  1945.  @kurtniznik8116  TDS?
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  1946. Russia will have preconditions to peace talks, like holding onto Crimea. The starting point needs to be Russia out of all Ukrainian territory.
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  1947. This whole "OMG AI" is a massive overreaction in my opinion. People were doing the same kind of fearmongering about computers around 40+ years ago. Then we had the Y2K bug when the world was going to crash LOL. Some of my friends and family were terrified and no end of comforting would calm them. People filled their bath tubs with water in case the gravity feed would fail at midnight etc. AGI is Y2K all over again, and again, it's just a software issue.
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  1948. China has a capalist economy. That's why they became relativelly wealthy. Capitalism is the only economic system that works.
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  1949. I'm not currently a Mac user, but when I was or needed to be, I thought they were very nice. But they were the older models. Unlike Linux, which, as a desktop, actually does suck. The Mac's major negative is the price. No command line? I consider that to be a positive. Linux relies way too much on terminals. This is 2024. Guis were invented decades ago. It should be possible for the typical user to never need a terminal. And I mean never ever. And yes, we had Mac zealots. Now we have Linux zealots.
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  1950. India buying russian oil isn't helping. Same issue with Europe buying russian gas. Billions going into putins funds.
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  1951. Your guest was incredibly informative. I hope you have him back on.
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  1952. Thank you from Australia.
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  1953. ​ @tauceti8060  I believe Israel is trying to appear neutral even though it's not. I suspect there's a lot more going on behind the scenes they we can ever know. Israel even hinted as such.
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  1954. It's called cherry picking. Show some vulgar guy while ignoring the thousands of normal folk behaving themselves. Sam is now playing the same divisive game as the mainstream.
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  1955. The value of schools is vastly overrated.
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  1956. You're better off going to a training site or even Wikipedia. The AI's are good for clues, but you need to know how to fix the bugs :)
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  1957. 30 seconds of research, and you'd answer your own question.
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  1958. You are correct. The Romans played an important role in all of this. They definitely contributed to the problems we're still dealing with.
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  1959. Briliant guest. Thank you.
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  1960. Alessandro Kaiser Spot on. I would have said the same but you said it first. The UK will become a bigger joke than it is already unless their leaders wake up to their stupidity.
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  1961. I started with assembler so the whole thing with memory and pointers seemed completely natural. Going the other way, say python to C could be tough.
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  1962.  @smokemeakipper1076  Are you cherry picking?
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  1963. XYZ Contagion - Nicely said.
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  1964. Fred Smith Zionism boiled down to basics is really just about re-establishment of Jewish sovereignty over Jewish land. I don't see a problem with that. To deny Jews the right to their own land while arguing in the opposite direction for every other peoples or culture is nothing short of hypocrisy, yet that's exactly what anti-Zionists do. And that religion is involved is obvious. Judaism was founded in the region and Jerusalem is the capital and most sacred place. It's not rocket science. And the main reason why Muslims are anti-Israel and anti-Jew is because of their religion. Jew hatred was build right in from the get go. They don't need that tiny piece of land. They hate Israel and want to not it all down. If not for some stupid story about an Arab guy and a flying horse this issue would likely have been resolved long ago.
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  1965. There's that silly 'boomer' slur again.
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  1966. You own money, therefore you don't own nothing.
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  1967. @grantadamson3478 Of course, it will have an effect. All western economies are affected by major global events. Especially US events such as wars, elections, stock market crashes and the like.
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  1968. A broken clock can be right occasionally. Just saying.
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  1969. Are you sure about that? How do you know?
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  1970. The problem is the up front cost. Who will pay. I could install solar on my roof and buy an electric car and I would like to except for $$$$. I can buy a reasonable used for $10k. A similarly spec'd electric will cost me $50k
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  1971. kyle eaton Too many of the ideas presented in that video are absolutely dreadful. The principles Dave Rubin believes in are far superior.
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  1972. Roberto Day It's more about getting both sides of a story. Fox might be biased to the right but most others seem biased to the left.
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  1973. Why did these idiots have to mention the KKK?  Around 10000 acts of terrorism committed by Islamists in 3 years... perhaps more... help me out here... how many acts of terrorism have the KKK committed recently?
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  1974. ***** "This has to do with the fact that Fox News and many alike connect a Muslim extremist with the WHOLE RELIGION"... What do you mean by WHOLE RELIGION? I think you need to differentiate between Islam and Muslims. By WHOLE RELIGION, do you mean Islam as an ideology OR all Muslims as a group? Many people have difficulty separating these two totally different concepts. This act of terrorism was clearly motivated by the ideology of radical Islam. The details are out but TYT is ignoring the facts and twisting the truth and is way out of line here... dishonest and disingenuous in my opinion. I can't believe I used to subscribe to this mob.
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  1975. +Valk Instead of talking about books and throwing insults... why don't you address Cenk's retarded analysis of Sam Harris's probability scenario? Cenk not only gets the details wrong, he doesn't even appear to understand basic mathematics... and you're claiming Sam Harris 'fan boys' have sub par intelligence. The irony.
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  1976. Aziz"we live the best life in Saudi Arabia" LOL. Keep deluding yourself! I guess a regular beheading is something you can be proud of... what else... Oh, a few hands and feet lopped off... add a few floggings, stonings and whippings... sounds great... NOT!
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  1977. Saddamuel I like what you said. I very balanced view. 
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  1978. RJCHOICE And more debt, worse race relations and more chaos in the middle east among other things.
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  1979. The brain eating virus creates SJWs.
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  1980. +Gussie Jives "If Islam as a whole is so oppressive, why would gay people still adhere to it?"... Fear of hell could be a reason!
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  1981. Glenn Greenwald is strawmanning here in my opinion and yes, Islamic leaders do have a responsibility to condemn any violence perpetrated in the name of or motivate by Islam. After the Paris attacks I was shocked to discover that some Muslims actually supported the violence. So yes, Islamic leaders do need to go public and clarify their positions but they should avoid denial mode. There are too many Muslims in denial. I find this worrying because the 'Muslim Community' is where a significant proportion of the terrorists come from. To deny this fact is dishonest.
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  1982. +jeff4justice The SJWs I encounter are typically on the far left... and they appear to love Muslims who are typically conservative / far right.
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  1983. You people who love Islam and hate your own culture and want to destroy it... why don't you move to Afghanistan or Yemen for a while... call it a free trial... see if you like it before you convert your own country into another Islamic hell-hole. Once you lose your hard earned freedoms, you'll never get them back. And those freedoms were bought and payed for by the blood of your own countrymen. Start thinking instead of babbling.
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  1984. +profasor Islam is a far right conservative fascist ideology which is both religious and political in nature. Any violence perpetrated by Muslims in pursuit of Islamic domination and the imposition of sharia is by definition terrorism. If a white supremacist went into a synagogue and shot it up because he hated Jews... this is not terrorism if the motivation is solely racism and/or bigotry. There is no political component. If on the other hand this white supremacist were part of a white supremacist movement with political ambitions, perhaps include the influencing government policies on immigration, then this would be terrorism.
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  1985. V Love-Williams Brilliantly said.
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  1986. xintz zaza Islam is the cause, albeit a particularly evil interpretation of it, but Islam nevertheless. No one is blaming 1/6 of the worlds population but they are blaming the ideology. The ideology is the enemy. This women payed for her madness with her life. As much as she is evil, she is also a victim. Once brainwashed, it becomes difficult to separate reality from delusion.
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  1987. xintz zaza I suggest you check the research because if you do you might well be shitting your pants. The number of Muslims who support terrorism is large; perhaps numbering in the millions. Same goes for support for sharia law... stoning adulterers, executing gays etc. It's a real worry and anyone who supports human rights (as I do) should be concerned.
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  1988. Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam in the same way stamp collecting has nothing to do with stamps. This video is ridiculous! What's wrong with reporting the facts? Isn't that what news reporting is for? Why are we hiding the details? This recent act of terror was motivated by Islam. Lets be honest. The details are out. Accurately stating that this act of terror was motivated by Islam is NOT blaming all Muslims, it's about being informative. The same thing is true with white supremacy... if a murderer was motivated by a white supremacist ideology then report it that way. Surely no one equates white supremacy with all white people? Surely no one equates radical Islam with all Muslims? Political correctness gone mad!
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  1989. Bentley Boss "If islam was to blame, there would be over a billion terrorists" Not, because good people can choose to ignore the bad parts of a religion and that is exactly what has happened.
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  1990. Depends on what you mean by "multiculturalism". Where a proportion of the community are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and where those ethnicities are integrated so as to not cause division... that can work. That can be a positive. That's pretty much the way it works in my city. But very often "multiculturalism" will be a negative. It can create cultural ghettos and social division, especially when religion is involved and especially when Islam is involved. Many cultures can work together but Islam cannot in my opinion.
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  1991. karl john Religion should not be on the list. The rest I agree with.
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  1992. +Keksi "90% of wars in world are waged by secularists,agnostics,atheist "... And ISIS are secularists, agnostics and atheists? Don't think so!
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  1993. +Keksi There are no 'god's teachings' to follow. Maybe you are referring to some dusty old books?
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  1994. +Andreas Widham 30,000 violent attacks motivated by a supposed 'religion of peace' is not a pathetic number of attacks. Why even compare against gun deaths? They're separate issues and both need to be addressed appropriately. We don't do the left-wing thing and give one a free pass because another exists.
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  1995. +Unknown Wow, being anti-feminist and pro-Israel is bad? What are you saying? And who is pro-Police brutality, really?
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  1996. JesusLovesCambodia "Jesus-Christ can save you..." LOL. Consider the millions of poverty stricken families starving to death or dying in agony due to disease or natural disasters or victims of terrorism and war. The only rational conclusions one can make are a) Jesus doesn't care. b) Jesus perhaps cares but is powerless. c) Jesus doesn't exist. I'll take option c) but if you can offer a better explanation for Jesus' complete lack of action then please let us know. And no religious mumbo-jumbo. Thanks.
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  1997. +Atheist Atheist I think about ISIS, the oppression of women in Islam, the inquisition, the Islamic conquests, the crusades, boco haram, the Taliban etc... I could make a long list... there have been many bad things done because of religion that most likely wouldn't have happened without it. On the other hand, I see little good done by religion that couldn't have been done without it. I believe the net effect of religion is negative.
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  1998. If you want to select immigrants from the most dangerous demographics on the planet then you'll need a reliable vetting process. Unfortunately, such a process has not been developed. And regardless of who bombed who and when and why... the bottom line is this: do you want your country to become another Europe? Trump says no. You say yes?
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  1999. +Jacob Carroll Not all secular countries have the protection of a constitution like the US. Also, get enough Muslims in a country and they will start changing laws. And Muslims blame the west for their own chaos in the middle east and elsewhere then they come into the west and create the same mess there. Three good reasons to limit Muslim immigration into the west. Once they're in and changing laws we're stuffed.
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  2000. Hajrah Omar I was born an atheist. My Mother converted me to Christianity. I was never a Muslim and never will be.
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  2001. +Fashion Earrings Keksi pops up all over YouTube spouting the same nonsensical arguments everywhere he goes. He loves to remind us of how evil the west is but conveniently forgets to mention the atrocities perpetrated by Islamists, the Islamic conquests and Islamic terrorism.
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  2002. +Ozhen Salam Racist? LOL. When did he mention race? When did he say every Muslim is a terrorist? He didn't. Please keep up.
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  2003. +MilitantAntiTheist Regressive SJWs are the people who turn up at anti sharia rallies and shout anti racist slogans and cause utter mayhem. Rent-a-mod I call them. In their ignorance, these people conflate constructive criticism of a bad idea with racism. That's how stupid they are. That's what happens in my city.
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  2004. +James Dickerson "assad got 80% of popular vote..." And why do you suppose that might be? Everyone loves Assad? LOL More likely if you vote for the opposition you stand a good chance of disappearing in the night. The revolt happened because Assad terrorized his own people. Some of the original rebels were reportedly army defectors who had refused to kill civilians. The rebels pleaded with the international community for help. Surely you remember this happening? What the Syrian people really wanted was a working democracy.
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  2005. nn vv Exactly. I live in Australia and I like Trump. Wish we could borrow him for a while to help cut through the PC bullshit. The Greens would love him!!! LOL
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  2006. +Taxtro Correct and the fact the ambiguity of certain religious text can allow for multiple interpretations is the source of many problems.
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  2007. ArtemiaSalina As an atheist this also a concerns me but I do not believe in objective morality. We are in a place where morals are just a matter of opinion, and where the strongest decide morality. That's not a place I want to live in but nevertheless I do live in it. Think about ISIS. Their morality prevailed while they were the strongest forced but they prevail no more because a stronger force arrived. That's the world we live in.
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  2008. +Luther DePapier You made some good points but I feel that if people choose to be offended by harmless cartoons then that's their tough luck. They need to grow a spine. There is far too much pussy footing around with Muslims. They're like small children throwing tantrums over not getting a new toy.
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  2009. Fantastic story. Let's hope many more will escape the clutches of Islam.
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  2010. Very well said.
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  2011. Keksi China is polluting because they want profit. They have a choice.
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  2012. Why are these women hiding their faces? Have they received death threats or... what's going on there?
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  2013. +Oken111 Let's say I know 5 Muslims... what difference would that make?
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  2014. ***** Exactly. These people are protesting against hate and no surprise these protests are happening in increasingly larger numbers. Unfortunately, it appears as though most people are incapable of realising the uncomfortable truth that Islam is divisive and dangerous. Islam scares the hell out of me and its spreading. There are places around my city that I now find too dangerous to visit due to the increasing Muslim presence, yet whenever one raises the issue, a bunch of ill-informed ignoramuses shout racist. I live in a great country. A safe and peaceful place to raise a family but I can see that peacefulness ebbing away as the number of Muslims increase. It's a worry.
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  2015. ***** When was the last time science flourished in the middle east? How many Nobel Prizes have come out of the middle east? As for ISIS, of course it's all religiously motivated. How could it be anything else? Everything about their modus operandi shouts Islam. They are Islamic religious fanatics of the most extreme form but Islamic nevertheless.
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  2016. ??? ? Muslims can't even agree on the meaning of many verses and they've been working on it for 1400 years. Not a good look for a book which is allegedly the final revelation of a god. Being a non-believer is the only rational position to take on this one. But yes, killing innocent people is bad. In fact we shouldn't be killing anyone except in self defense. I agree, but some Muslims do kill and they use Islamic texts to justify it.
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  2017. KRAUSER 666 Poor argument. By your logic you would be happy to import any ISIS member into the US who hasn't yet killed anyone in the US? So you don't care about dangerous people entering you country until after they kill someone in your country? Also realize that if not for security forces, more people would likely have died at the hands of terrorists and many of those terrorists have come from the seven countries listed.
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  2018. ***** Of course the US doesn't have the right to launch unprovoked invasions of Muslim countries. You've pretty much misrepresent and/or distorted every issue you've made reference to in the comment. I don't know where you sit ideologically but your comment has the feel of someone with a 'liberal left regressive' mindset wherein everything is distorted and twisted into something that it isn't e.g. criticism of radical Islam becomes racism or bigotry or Islamophobia, or any criticism of Hamas becomes Zionism etc. Complex situations or complex ideas are dumbed down and misrepresented. I see a lot of this when 'liberals' are responding to Sam Harris. Cenk did it as well. Constantly misunderstanding and misrepresenting Sam Harris's statements. I'm struggling to understand why this is.
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  2019. +karlbushtheII Yes, the left love Islam. Makes no sense.
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  2020. +DiglettUser No. Universal healthcare is irrelevant. It's immigration policy that causes countries to become Islamic states. The far left in my country want more Muslims and the more the better they say.
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  2021. +Steve Daniels I have no doubt the US could wipe out ISIS but I don't see how they could do it without killing thousands of civilians. It's not as if ISIS members are all out in the open. I suspect a shock and awe style approach would look like the battle for Kobane but on a huge scale. No one wants that surely?
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  2022. +Pastor Kumar No, not a dumbo. People who believe in unsubstantiated bullshit are the dumbos.
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  2023. +justin vaughn Sam Harris is definitely not a sociopath. He is a Liberal who argues for classical liberal values and is against the oppression of vulnerable minorities. He is unfortunately widely misrepresented and misunderstood by leftists. I wonder whether this is intentional? I do think he is way too optimistic about the progress of AI and that's coming from someone with a background in computer science. Of all the topics he discusses, I find his views on AI and neuroscience the least interesting and the least compelling e.g. the idea that we have no free will. I think he is much closer to the mark on religion and it's affect on human behavior. Unfortunately, again, the far left pro Islamist folk have no real argument so choose to misrepresent.
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  2024. +diamonddog13 It happens all too often that someone criticises Islamic sharia or female genital mutilation or Islamic violence and they are immediately labelled racist bigoted islamophobes or something similar by the regressive left. In the case of Charlie Hebdo, many regressives criticise the drawing of cartoons instead of criticising the killers. That is insane.
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  2025. Guernicaman"If Islam was the most violent religion, wouldn't there be a LOT more acts of terrorism committed?" Well, there have been around 10000 acts of Islamic terrorism over the past three years that I'm aware of and that's a lot. But I wouldn't necessarily expect more because clearly most Muslims have a sense of moral decency just as most non Muslims have a sense of moral decency. Most people don't become involved in Islamic terrorist groups, white supremacist groups or join the KKK etc. But there is clearly a sub group of individuals who are susceptible to the motivating factors of certain religious and other dangerous ideologies. This then leads to anti social behaviour, violence, terrorism or religious fanaticism to a level which results in violence. This is why I believe it is extremely important for good Muslims perhaps at the mosques to take a proactive role in preventing those susceptible from becoming radicalised. What is wrong and I hear it regularly, is to say religion does not play a role.
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  2026. Ann H Wrong.
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  2027. MacMac0710 In what way do you believe Lauren Southern is a racist? Does having a preference for one 'race' over another or noting differences between them make one a racist?
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  2028. Mike Patton So he was born in the UK... so what? A lot of terrorists who are of Middle Eastern or Asian background are your so called 'home grown' terrorists but ask yourself how that came to be? Follow the dots and you will see that immigration policy was the problem.
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  2029. +Right Wrong. There are always training exercises. There must be. Doesn't mean the real thing is fake. There has been many thousands of similar attacks and thousands killed... what makes you think this one is fake?
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  2030. Justin Sabbatini What do you mean by atheism is actually decreasing in popularity? The number of atheists and non religious are increasing right now.
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  2031. +M. Bison It's pretty obvious that ISIS cannot be beaten without there being civilian casualties because ISIS exists amongst civilians, The question is what to do. Allow ISIS to continue? I don't have the answer.
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  2032. SUCKRPUNCHED It signifies a belief that the economy will be strong in the future... but no guarantee. It signifies strong buyer demand and speculation but that can change quickly like in 1987 and 2000.
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  2033. +Justaquietbird Finally someone who actually listened to the video! Well said.
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  2034. +Quin Skew We already get oil. We pay money for it.
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  2035. A backlash against PC would be a good thing. I wish it would happen in my country. And what's the problem with Trump supporters? The SJWs are on the far left.
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  2036. +Marcus Hawes An atheist should never claim there is no god unless they can prove their claim. Most atheists don't make that claim. As far as I can tell, no one has ever been able to prove or disprove the existence of a god but anyone who doesn't believe in a god is by definition an atheist.
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  2037. +skinnywhop87 "I think he would destroy Sam Harris, when Harris is put one on one"... Destroy what? There is nothing to destroy.
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  2038. ***** So do you support the current action in Iraq where the US and supporting countries attempting to defend areas of Iraq against the daesh terrorists? If not, then what are the alternatives? Stand back and do nothing?
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  2039. I would suggest that sane Muslims would have voted for Trump because they would realize the danger of Islamic extremists and the liberals simply want to ignore it plus other good reasons. The other Muslims are in denial.
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  2040. +Joel Fisher So why don't the Mosques spend more time and effort on pulling the radicals into line? What I hear Muslims most of the time is a complete denial of the problem.
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  2041. Korean Jesus Who are you referring to in your statement "moron's incoherent scribbling" ? Chomsky? There is certainly nothing incoherent about Harris.
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  2042. Ronin Dave You could have instead mentioned the fall of Jerusalem to the Babylonians in the 6th century BC or the fall of Jerusalem to the Romans in the 1st century. I detect a bias. No, I am referring to a connection between a people, a culture, a religion and a land which extends back in time for millennia.
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  2043. Correct. Not a Muslim ban. Just more fake news from the mainstream media.
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  2044. +Fuddy Duddy If Dave Rubin does a good job then I'll 'like' it. I don't have to agree with the guest. Not sure how others vote.
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  2045. +Plebeian The worst aspects of Islam have nothing to do with money. The main problems are religious in nature. Islam has existed for 1400 years... long before the US existed and long before oil had any value. Violence has been a feature of Islam since the get go.
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  2046. +Maria Leroux As far as I can tell, there are no lords, saviors or gods... Perhaps you have privileged access to some kind of evidence I don't have?
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  2047. Ramona Radford OK, so I can't speak for every single person in Australia... of course you would realize that... but what's your point? My point was that Australia has a positive vibe about it on Australia Day which includes a pride in the nation and a generally positive attitude toward multiculturalism. I attend the Australia Day celebrations and that's just how it is. It's of no interest to me whether or not it was once called invasion day. I don't live in the past. By contrast, Waitangi Day in NZ is a rather depressing affair. Protests, protests and more protests. It's a backward looking event. There was a positive moment in NZ's history when Waitangi Day became New Zealand Day. But a backward looking government reverted it to Waitangi Day in typical fashion.
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  2048. Ramona Radford Australia and New Zealand can very definitely be compared. No one is saying they are identical but there are more similarities than differences. I think you are being intentionally mischievous.
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  2049. This video is a breath of fresh air. Here is someone who understands the problem for what it really is and is honest enough and courageous enough to speak about it.
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  2050. +No Way "the vast majority of us, the dangers to us are not from Abu Akbar al-Baghdadi"... Who is us? Think about it... your view is far too US centric. Sam Harris talks about this issue with a global view. So the fact that most people in the US are not directly threatened by Abu Akbar al-Baghdadi makes Sam Harris an islamophobe? What garbage!
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  2051. +Peyton Harell Yes, he sounds like one.
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  2052. +MrLazyj Some of the so called 'racial discrimination laws' are robbing everyone of the ability to speak freely on issues around race and religion for fear of being dragged into court. Some of these laws are relatively new. One only needs to offend and troubles can begin. And it's incredibly easy to offend some types, especially generation snowflake, SJW's and members of a particular religion. It's easier to just shut up.
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  2053. Laszlo Boruzs Who cares about fake names? They're just labels. We're all real people. How do we know your name is not fake? And what's stopping you writing any bullshit?
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  2054. +Humanoid Male The last time I checked, only 2% of the US population were Muslim. There's your difference. What's Europe going to do with millions of backward thinking Muslims, many who hate the west and will be hell-bent on causing trouble. Are these people sufficiently well educated and committed to integrating and living peacefully in Europe or are we going to see Muslim ghettoes and high crime rates? Who is screening these people? In my opinion, these immigrants are going to bring trouble into Europe for many generations to come.
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  2055. +William Smith  Tripping on 18g of dried magic mushrooms is hardly conducive to the acquisition solid evidence in support of a god. All of your claims so far are in the realm of unsubstantiated nonsense.
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  2056. Siddhartha King You make some very good points... Yes, we have three religions all originating in the middle east. Many people forget that Christianity is a middle eastern religion, probably because it was the Romans who popularised it. The way I see it; the Jews have a legitimate right to their religion and their holy books because they wrote them. It's theirs to interpret how they please. Then Christianity and Islam came along and stole, hijacked and reinterpreted the Jewish holy texts, occupied the Jewish holy city and told the Jews their God had abandoned them and had chosen another 'people'. All three are from the same pot yet all three fight amongst themselves over who's religion is correct. LOL They're all wrong in my opinion but their squabbles have done an awful lot of damage.
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  2057. Jesus Buddha Allah It's usually the 'liberals' who deflect or shutdown conversation in my experience. I've seen plenty of conservatives attempting dialogue with the far-left and they get insulted or they are de-platformed or called racists or bigots etc. I've seen SJWs turn their back on conservatives and simply refuse to even acknowledge their presence. I've seen conservative conferences shut down by antifa types. The left were not even prepared to listen. I've seen conservative rallies where the public could have engaged in dialogue but were swamped 10 to 1 by left-wing nut-jobs throwing eggs. Ever tried having a meaningful discussion with a left-wing feminist? It doesn't go well!
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  2058. Iva Lamkum "...with NZ is that we embrace, represent & celebrate cultural diversity as one"... LOL. That's not the New Zealand I grew up in. NZ is bi-cultural in the main. I left NZ in large part because of racism and because my wife who is Asian was tired of the racial slurs.
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  2059. +chavrons1 So because the truck killer had a neurological disorder, Islam gets a free pass? He clearly was motivated by Islamic fanaticism which of itself creates hatred. He definitely fits the description of an Islamic terrorist. The details have been well publicized. For example, this from Wikipedia... Prosecutor François Molins said he had a "clear, recent interest in the radical jihadist movement" Friends say he began attending a mosque in April and recently grew a beard for religious reasons. They say he also began expressing extreme Islamist views and support for Islamic State. Police found images of dead bodies, Osama bin Laden, Mokhtar Belmokhtar, the Islamic State flag, and a cover of Charlie Hebdo on his computer, along with links to jihadist websites; he had shown friends an Islamic State beheading video on his phone. His uncle in Tunisia said he heard from a relative that Lahouaiej-Bouhlel was recently indoctrinated by an Algerian Islamic State member in Nice.
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  2060. +Arkadiusz Zajączkowski Did you not watch the whole video? Did you not noticed that it was the Palestinians causing this mayhem?
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  2061. ***** Well said. Finally someone with some common sense.
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  2062. atheistram All three Abrahamic religious are founded on violence. Islam just happens to be the most violent at this time.
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  2063. TYT being an apologist for Islamic violence again... down playing it again. TYT should cover some of the Muslim violence to this degree of detail. I would subscribe! In fact TYT could produce hundreds of videos just on Muslim violence and have each video devoted to a particular act of barbarism. Wait... Islam is the religion of peace...right?
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  2064. +Amine Hammi "if you look at Christianity you will find out that the bible says that you have to kill all the non believers"... Please provide scriptural evidence of this. I was a christian for 35 years -- never heard of this doctrine in any church and no non believers were killed.
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  2065. +John Calvados "Look at what they are doing in the Philippines."... beheadings, kidnappings and general mayhem.
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  2066. ​ @frubert123 It's very common to mix the two languages. I often do it. I work on legacy code that is mostly a mix of C and C++. I'm pragmatic. I do what works and code in whatever the existing style is and ignore the language lawyers.
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  2067. In my Australian state, we locked down hard for months when cases reached 200 daily. We didn't open up until cases had stabilised at zero.
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  2068. Much depends on what Trump does.
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  2069. One can believe in a principle without having a solution. In the case of the Palistinians vs. Israel.... it's tough. Both sides arguably have land rights. I guess at some point, both sides will have to negotiate in good will. Right now, neither side seems willing.
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  2070. Thatcher may well have been a hard women but what would she do against Russia? Well, she would have to consider the realities on the ground as current leaders do. There would still be pootin and to deal will. There would still be nuclear threats to consider and the realisation that Russia has gone mad would still exist.
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  2071.  @ElspethJamesKerr-l9p The OP is correct. She seems uninformed and rather naive.
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  2072. I like it!
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  2073. You guys have a great President. Trump 2020 from Australia.
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  2074. It broke the impasse on tanks. The Abrams themselves is secondary in my opinion. They'll form part of Ukraine's defence ultimately.
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  2075. My hope is that Putin is defeated and Russia eventually joins the free world as a friend. A win win situation. Maybe I'm naive.
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  2076. Russia demonstrates it's eagerness for peace by invading its neighbour.
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  2077. Please stay on topic. The so called "palistinians" (mosty Arab squatters) are the trouble makers. They reject peace. They hate Jews. It's a religous thing. Israel is like Ukraine. If you support Ukraine, you should support Israel. Ukraine is in an existential battle against the much larger forces of russia. Israel is in an existential battle against the much larger forces of the anti-semitic Arab/Islamic world and rouge countries like Iran. It's should be easy to see... Israel and Ukraine have common enemies, Iran an obvious example. I suggest you stop swallowing anti Jewish propaganda and dig a little deeper.
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  2078. Tell me about it. I'm nearing the end of my IT career, and it's becoming a real struggle.
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  2079.  @rogerstarkey5390  I would expect less vitamin D, less adverse reaction. The adverse reaction is most likely a good sign.
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  2080. Meeting with someone is the first step toward reducing tensions. It doesn't elevate them. Would peace talks with Putin elevate him? Of course not. Trump achieved more than any other western leader in that regard. Pity it wasn't followed up. And it was Biden that messed up the Afghanistan withdrawal. Not Trump.
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  2081. What's your point, and how does it relate to the topic? I'd suggest you're the one waffling.
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  2082. Dogs and dog owners are destroying my life. The woman is a complete fool in my opinion and she's typical of the kind of people I encounter, though most are worse. Most are too egotistical to take advice. Too many incompetent dog owners around who care more about dogs than people.
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  2083. That was stupid. Very shallow and on the climate... Some people like cold climates. Some people like snow. Some people hate hot sunny drought climates. The Helsinki climate seems pretty good.
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  2084. Yeah, religous nutters, all of them, it seems.
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  2085. Chuck Iringtwice I also hate Facebook but it's not just the right who love it. The left seems to be in love with it and the proliferation of lies and crazy positions just fuels their delusions also. Echo chambers for both sides.
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  2086. The farmers aren't fighting an existential threat against a Russian invasion. Yeah, it might be tough for some farmers but they're not being bombed.
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  2087. ​​@DemetriusZhomir There are lots of games written in C#. Performance probably beats Java on Windows.
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  2088.  @Y2Kr4SHM4N  And what good will a hard lock-down do? What happens when the next wave comes? Another stage 4? Think!!
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  2089. Uni is not a waste of time.
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  2090. Who is this clown? Putin is the one who doesn't want to stop the war. He bombed another hospital while Zekensky was in America. How the f**k can Zekensky stop the war. Don't have this idiot back on.
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  2091. Nor do I, and that worries me.
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  2092. How so troll? Please explain
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  2093. Those that do something will risk falling out of a 4th floor window or winding up in a Siberian prison cell. It's not exactly a great motivation to act.
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  2094. Yeah, I would agree. The Mac is way better than Linux. Even Windows is.
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  2095. Theyre dangerous ugly and worthless with or without cropped ears.
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  2096. Why so many pro Russian trolls commenting? The Russian brigade responsible has now been identified. Nothing to do with Biden or Nordstream or any other Russian or far right bs. People, please stop believing Russian bs.
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  2097. I used to do the same kind of stuff around that same time, all in hex.
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  2098. I suspected that this would be Java centric, and sure enough, at around 5 mins, the nasty word was spoken. I'm out of here, lol.
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  2099. Zack Smith LOL... you could be a great comedian. But how does pedophilia and massacring Jews fit with being "humanists of the most highest calibre"? And how does that compare with Jesus? Ever heard anything about Jesus raiding caravans or marrying 6 year olds?
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  2100. You're just regurgitated a bunch of right-wing conspiratorial talking points. Your first point alone proves you're an idiot.
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  2101.  @shadypines9929  There has been some research though not a lot. Where infection rates were high, excess deaths have occurred. This is backed by data.
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  2102.  @brettvogel8418  Not really. There is a cost to production and the selling price is not fully under the producers control. That's more clearly seen with oil... if oil costs $40 to produce then there's no money in it if it sells for $40. Right now Russia's margin has fallen to around $30 a barrel on falling volumes and that's not factoring in discounts to get around sanctions. So it's not always about energy companies. But if you believe profits are too high then buy stocks.
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  2103. Hello from Melbourne.
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  2104. When one side offers peace and the other rejects it because peace is unacceptable... then what? Hamas does not want peace. My comment will be deleted if I get into the details.
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  2105. Regardless of the modelling (which is closer than I thought possible given the complexity of climate), temperature is increasing i.e. global warming is occuring as shown by your own chart. You're quibbling over a fraction of a degree.
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  2106. The guest seems somewhat naive to the Hamas threat. Events over the past 18 years show clearly that Hamas isn't serious about peace.
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  2107.  @Michelle_Wellbeck  Populist is just a label the left slap on any conservative politicians who might win an election. Funny how popular leftsts are ever populists. Biden was more popular than Trump in 2020.
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  2108. Me too.
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  2109. At 2:30, it applies to Linux terminals as well. It's one of the reasons I find Linux to be next to useless, the overreliance on terminals.
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  2110. What do you mean? Israel is the victim. Always has been.
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  2111. Brilliant analysis. Russia is panicking and out of control.
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  2112. Why?
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  2113. Trump is being dumped.
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  2114. My comments on this channel are always deleted unless they're trivial
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  2115. She is spouting the same old warn out far right anti lockdown talking points we've heard a million times before. Pretty much everything she said is backward. She obviously hasn't looked at the actual numbers. And funny how these people hold up Sweden as the example of success without lockdowns. The irony is Sweden is now considering lockdowns because their current approach is a failure.
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  2116. On the plus side, Russia is selling a lot less gas.
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  2117. Crazy stuff. The race based mayhem we're seeing is due to the left yet they're ahead in the polls? Have people gone made?
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  2118. I hate java with a vengence.
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  2119. Yes, stuff gets destroyed in war, but the important takeaway is that Ukraine can shoot down Russia's best.
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  2120. Yeah, it would make more sense to preserve and/or improve earth than waste money on Mars.
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  2121. Tatsusama I used to watch her a fair bit a few years ago then lost interest. At that time there were a lot of haters and knockers trolling her channel. Perhaps they're back.
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  2122. Pootin should end the war now. Too many people on both sides are dying. End the stupidity. What's the war for other than to inflate pootin's ego?
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  2123. Russian money funding Ukraine's defence is a great idea.
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  2124. We are making masks.
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  2125. Maybe he wants to stay focused on the science?
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  2126. Criticisms of this channel aside, great comment. Particularly your take on Trump and the woke left. That's exactly my position. Yes, those of us outside of the U.S. will never fully understand, but we'll keep trying but there is no excuse for the misrepresentation of Trump etc. I agree.
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  2127. You got that right.
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  2128. My favourite UI type is the native application UI. I build them. I don't like anything in a terminal, nor do I like the scattergun approach commonly found in web pages. Web developers break every usibility guideline ever proposed. Terminals should be limited to last resort usage. It's 2024, not 1984.
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  2129. Windows 3.11 was awful. Windows 95 was a huge improvement.
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  2130. What do you mean?
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  2131. Can you provide some examples? Sometimes flip flopping is the right thing to do.
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  2132. Ridiculous. The main attraction of NATO is defense against a continuously aggressive Russia yet you're blaming the victim for wanting protection from the bully next door. NATO isn't aggressively expanding. Each country that joins must apply and wait for acceptance from the rest.
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  2133. Sam is correct about the Mosque. Muslims would care more about that empty building than they would about land or lives. Eric is wrong.
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  2134. Lied about by fascists and antisemites.
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  2135. C++ can do multithreading. I've done it. Shoehorning in a new language to do something that can already be done makes no sense to me. And Rust isn't signifantly faster if at all. Especially if your Rust compiler backend is LLVM. Little or advantage over C++.
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  2136. Very lucky.
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  2137. Mars looks worse than earth is likely to be any time within the next millennium. So, who the hell would want to live there. And why would anyone waste billions trying to get there instead of improving what we have? It's nuts.
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  2138. I started at age 40. My first software development job. Prior to that, I went back to university to "retrain". And prior to that, I was a self-taught hobby programmer. Maybe it's tougher getting in now? I don't know.
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  2139. The left are too blinkered to realize it.
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  2140. Running a poll on YouTube will likely produce a result skewed toward the more moronic conspiratorial anti establishment cohort. The lab leak poll is indicative. Ask about Ivermectin and you'll get another crazy result. Too many on social media don't care about evidence.
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  2141. Banning social media is not banning free speech.
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  2142. Not really. I don't want any more of the Linux crap seeping into Windows. Otherwise, I'll have to switch to mac. Windows is already better than Linux as a destop option. Let's keep it that way.
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  2143. Doesn't matter.
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  2144. Wow, little wonder the UK is in deep strife. Crazy stuff.
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  2145. He is great but the left hate him.
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  2146. I'm struggling to find any sympathy for these Russians.
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  2147. Clicking doesn't take a lot of effort. I don't see a problem with it?
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  2148. Best at what?
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  2149. Ever heard of free speech? I guess not.
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  2150. I have lived there for 24 years and never seen a snake except in a zoo.
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  2151. Your outfit is nicely colour coordinated with the background.
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  2152. Don't be so damn stupid. A stronger ruzzia is bad for all of us. Im sure there were people like you in the 1940s who said let's not fight Germany. If you can't see that then I pity you. As for funding... how much have you spent?
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  2153. What a nighmare 😞
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  2154. Apps crash on my Android phone multiple times a day. The YouTube app is shockingly unstable. Never have any problems with Windows drivers, though. Nor have I ever had to reinstall Windows.
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  2155. No offense intended but python is weird syntactically when compared to many other langueages such as C, C++ or java.
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  2156. Not really.
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  2157. I don't believe ruZZia will fall, but things with get a lot worse for ruZZians if putler stays. Not that ruZZians will care. Anyway, pretty good presentation.
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  2158. That was stupid. Israel is a minor issue. Islam is the main destabalizing factor. Islam is why Israel is hated. Islam is antisemitic.
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  2159.  Ru22eLL  You have it spot on.
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  2160. You're spot on. I've also been saying the same thing.
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  2161. Yeah, but isn't that like saying we should bother catching bank robbers because we won't catch all of them?
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  2162. The TDS is strong again. Clearly, Sam has been clueless on Trump's appeal for a very long time and I'm not sure he has it figured out yet. In spite of Trump's alledged incompetences, he has achieved much of what his supporters voted for. He has achieved the type of progress I would want in my own country. I'm Australian so can't vote but if I could, if American, I would have voted for Trump. Sam, I once held you in high regard and was a payed up subscriber but sad to say, you have lost all credibility as a voice of reason in my opinion.
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  2163. We're not. You're just lucky. What makes you think everyone will get a mild cold?
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  2164. So you have your own secret sources?
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  2165.  @CheLudo037  You're correct.
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  2166.  @hail_Cyber77  It's happening. Now making masks by the millions but mostly for health care workers. We need masks for the public as well.
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  2167. ​ @tonupharry  Make believe like all of them.
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  2168. That's what puzzles me... surely there's something illegal in that?
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  2169. Not really. Interest is not usury necessarily. It make no sense to be able to use other people's money at no cost. We were close to that recently with rates close to zero and that's caused massive problems.
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  2170. LOL, ok boss
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  2171. I have great respect for Rowling for standing firm against the bullies. Too many are going woke.
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  2172. I would't believe anything Musk says without a session of solid fact checking. He's full of it.
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  2173.  @oldtimer7635  The two sides are Democrat vs Republican and Trumpism. There might be one fundamental issue at hand but it's being perceived in two entirly different ways by the two "sides".
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  2174. The comments are are full of lying trolls today.
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  2175. Russia is arguably America's number one enemy. It blows my mind that any American would support Russia over an allied democracy such as Ukraine.
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  2176. I feel this commentary misrepresents the overall situation. It shouldn't be all about the US. Europe got caught with its pants down big time. Too many NATO countries slackened off (as said by Trump). I'm not a Trump supporter but he was spot on with his criticism of the European laggards. There are dozens of countries supposedly supporting Ukraine...what the hell are they allow doing right now? If Ukraine runs out of ammunition, we should be blaming the whole of the free world, or at least those who've done little.
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  2177. Sadly, that's probably correct.
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  2178. She is not "shitting on humanrights". That's your spin. Since when was it illegal to practice one's religion? She has beliefs that are different to yours. That's all.
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  2179. That's part of it but not all of it.
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  2180. The other option is to not take the vaccine and risk Covid-19 and we do know the dangers associated with that... the potential for long term organ damage and/or death. It's a choice.
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  2181. Hassan Jalloh I can't comment about Congress. But on the media... the job of the media more than any other is to be unbiased and present the facts without any spin or personal opinion. They're there to keep everyone else honest and to expose dishonesty. Unfortunately, that's no longer how they work. It's about ratings and playing to their own support base.
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  2182. Yes, the radical left (antifa) are the Fascists of the 21st century.
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  2183. I would suggest the incompetence of governments that didn't lock down sooner and harsher have cost more lives and more suffering. How many more thousands must die unnecessarily before people like you actually wake up the pandemic reality? My country is recovering quickly. No new cases in weeks because we did what was required. I am disgusted by the lack of compassion in countries like the UK and the US with their massive death toll. It's all about self.
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  2184.  @jonathanwoodruff3904  Sam wouldn't trounce Ben. They would simply have to agree to disagree on a lot of topics.
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  2185. Why? I found this to be one of Sam's best in a while.
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  2186.  @TerraPosse  No he didn't. He'll be back.
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  2187. I guess if you find them useless then don't bother with them. I find them interesting.
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  2188.  @whowhatwhy88  COVID-19 has nothing in common with flu. It's an entirelly different virus. And there is no evidence yet to support ivermectin as a miracle cure, so you're wrong on both.
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  2189. Everything you said is incorrect on my opinion. Sweden invading Russia? Really?
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  2190. I love the mouse. It's increases productivety. It's 2025. You're living 40 years in the past when it was all typing in terminals. Most of us have moved on. I very rarely open a terminal.
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  2191. I live in Melbourne. The present lows are clearly due to our strict quarantine, testing and border control policies. The only major Australian outbreak was in Melbourne and that due to hotel quarantine failure. Nothing else right through the winter of 2020. I believe our most vulnerable will be vaccinated through March and April.
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  2192. I subscribed to a bunch of Russian Youtubers before the war because I was intrigued with their culture. They're all good open-minded people. They all left Russia in 2022.
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  2193. Do you have a point?
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  2194. The seemingly endless flow of nonsensical slogans being carried along by rabble rousers tells me everything I need to know. Complete nonsense.
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  2195. Less hysteria? I would suggest to you that Dr. Campbell is hyping omicron more than most! Doubling every two days and everyone will get it within weeks and all at the same time? Really?
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  2196.  @1axe5  Rubbish. While I agree he does hype it up at times. The rest of your comment is BS. Flat out wrong.
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  2197.  @javierfrancia1938  In your dreams...
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  2198.  @u4iadreams  If you believe it doesn't matter, then why doesn't it?
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  2199. Hamas is a pack of Jew hating religious crancks whose only goal in life is to commit acts of terror against Jews.
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  2200. I've never encountered that, ever.... not even right through to completing a mathematics degree at university. Maybe I was lucky with teachers? A more likely reason would be that students misunderstand what they're taught. A glaring example is the PEMDAS / BODMAS thing and not paying attention to detail. The acronym is a guide. It's not a full set of rules, but people seem to forget that.
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  2201.  @twalgoolan4249  Is our progress on emissions reductions really 11 years behind China? No. We are well ahead. Emissions per capita down over the past decade or so. Coal generators closed, increases in wind and solar and increased efficiencies. How is China and India doing?
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  2202. Gross generalisation right there. Pretty meaningless when every Western government has different goals and policies around Ukrainian support.
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  2203. Why does anyone believe a word that comes out of Trump's mouth? They're all lies.
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  2204. Russia is morally bankrupt.
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  2205. Putin is destroying Russia.
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  2206. One blemish in this... Sam's constant harping on about Trump not handing over power and being shocked at Trump supporters having no answer... there is no answer because the accusation is a misrepresentation of the events. At least that's how it looks to me from the outside. I would say Sam is so hung up on Trump that he'll never have a balanced take on anything Trump related.
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  2207. ​ @soyousay7751  It's red because the front line is where it is. Doesn't mean ruZZia can hold that territory. It just means ruZZia currently "occupies" it. If you look at where ruZZian troops are located, theres very little south of Tokmak. The only thing slowing Ukraine down is the minefields.
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  2208. No, Antifa and BLM are part of the long march effectively.
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  2209. Stupidity?
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  2210. The scientific method is the best and most reliable method we have to gain knowledge about the world. If you know of a better one then enlighten us.
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  2211. I find it hilarious that so many Linux folk are triggered by "telemetry".
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  2212. Very well said. Yes, finally someone approaching this issue with some balance and nuance. Dr Gily did a much better job covering this on his channel. My concern is that the unnecessary hype could cost lives.
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  2213. 47 years on the left and you think he's not on the left?
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  2214. India needs to stop supporting Russia.
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  2215. I wonder how the dam collapse is going to affect all of this going forwad? The flooding is likely to be significant.
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  2216.  @daverok1113  What solid data? I've yet to see anything significant outside of far right echo chambers. Is Ivermectin is being hyped up by the anti-vaxx mob as a replacement for the failed HCQ? And our vaccine which will be locally made and produced at cost, will be provided free. Not particularly lucrative, right?
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  2217. I also noticed it but everyone is human and with that comes bias. No one is immune.
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  2218. I've never been tested, but I definitely relate to everything you said.
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  2219. That was stupid.
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  2220. I've heard the opposite. He started spouting nonsensical conspiratorial stuff which damaged his reputation. That's how it looks to me and we see more of the nonsense in this interview. Even 5 mins in he's off the rails. He should stay in his lane but he doesn't and that's why I no longer watch his show. That's why I switched to science channels that deal directly with the facts. And I don't mean the CDC etc.
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  2221. You're correct.
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  2222. Yes, the Jews have been persecuted for a very very long time. Even long before the guy with the moustache.
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  2223. I found the "straight people weird" comment a little off putting. Most people are straight. I'm guessing most subscribers to this channel are straight... and they've just been insulted. Not a big deal but not a good look.
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  2224. True except that their religion does ask them to alienate themselves from the rest of the world. Right there is the problem.
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  2225. LOL
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  2226. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the old tired 'whataboutism' argument. Sadly for you your work was in vain. Nice try though. America has done an enormous amount of good in this would. I'm not American but I would be proud of my country if I was.
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  2227. He's a part of what has been. He's a corrupt wrecking ball. He's not going to unburden anything. He doesn't even know what tariffs are. He'd fail economics 101.
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  2228. Not likely.
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  2229.  @Chris-il7mi  Shut up unless you have something useful to contribute.
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  2230. He was simply making an observation.
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  2231. Maybe, maybe not. One can become too closed minded. Not saying Dave is but it happens a lot in even among scientists, people who should know better. And "smacking down" is not what science is about, rather, it's a journey of discovery..
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  2232. Below Zero And Muslims don't wear it for the purposes of attention-seeking? Come on! You think walking around in a black bag with face covered is not attention seeking? I cannot think of any rational reason why a Muslim women would chose to frequent public places in full niqab + face covering unless to be noticed or to be socially divisive. In the west, walking around in public places. malls, shopping centers etc. with face covered is considered downright rude by most rational people.
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  2233. India is morally bankrupt, and so are some of the Indian media. Openly pro Putin.
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  2234. Why? Everything she said is true. You have a problem with that?
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  2235.  @andrewcheadle948  Using he co2 level 550 millions years ago as an argument against net zero is utterly ludicrous. Tell us about the conditions that existed millions of years ago... what was the sea level back then? What about climate and ocean acidity? How many coastal cities will we lose if we revert to such extremes?
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  2236. Trump didn't fracture America, he's only a symptom. The left did it.
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  2237. Necro 2 Depends on what you mean by getting smarter. One can learn new skills without having to raise their IQ assuming that's even possible.
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  2238. Which people? If Iranians, I hope they take a foot then some. Hoping those islamic fanatics running the joint will fall. Won't be holding my breath though.
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  2239. The target audience are people who don't know how to solve this problem. I couldn't do it, and I even have a degree in mathematics, albeit from 30 years ago.
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  2240. Then, how would he fund it without a paywall? He's discussed in depth the reasons for his funding model.
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  2241. So you don't have anything sensible to add?
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  2242. Thank you for mocking these clowns so that we don't have to.
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  2243. ​ @kemoalie4332 Niether Hijab nor anyone else supporting Islamic terror deserves equal time with those representing the victims.
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  2244.  @TehNetherlands  Most people are incapable of running their own bussenes successfully. I wouldn't have a clue even though it was once a dream of mine. I'm now in my 60s and still working full time because there are still bills to pay. This is the norm and not by choice. It's the struggle for survival and it's part of being alive.
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  2245.  @Fuckthesystem-ro5wm  I believe they're lying to us about schools, as they are about masks. Schools are a breeding ground for disease while masks are preventative. If masks were useless, they wouldn't be making millions of them.
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  2246. More TDS?
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  2247. When scumbags stop becoming leaders, in other words, probably never. Bullies love power.
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  2248. Bill Shorten is always knocking "The Big End Of Town". People need to realize that the big end of town significantly funds our super.
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  2249. @peterpan7903 In other words, a typical Youtuber, right? Most are there for the subs and likes and the money. That's human nature.
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  2250. Who is making the decisions around what and when weapons are sent? I'm guessing it's politicians because actual military experts would likely get it right, wouldn't they? That said, we should never forget that is all due to Russia's barbarity. Russia would us to be blaming ourselves for what they've unleashed.
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  2251.  @smartgenes1  It totally irrational.
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  2252. Xof Redlum Why would you want to impeach the best President you've had in decades? And your comment "(uneducated, poor people who only watch fox news)" is just plain dumb.
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  2253. Russia loves to think of itself as a supper power and a great empire yet its economy is no bigger than my country, Australia.
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  2254. Max Nova Antifa are also scum... you forget to list them
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  2255. Conversion to what?
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  2256. Russia surrounded by enemies of its own making. Try not being the world's biggest asshole.
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  2257. I don't want a self driving car. Don't see the point of it. I don't believe they will be safe.
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  2258. Most of their brain cells have died off by the looks
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  2259. Every distro seems flawed. Why not consolidate and improve vs having more and more inconsistent and flawed distros?
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  2260. ​ @Princip666 That's not true. Interest rates a historically low in any case. There's not much money to be made on deposits.
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  2261. Wagner destroyed Bakhmut but the guy spins it as "liberating". Can the lies become any more blatant than this?
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  2262. @Nom_AnorVSJedi Tibet was subordinate to China, something what like the way Ukraine was subordinate to Russia... part of an empire, but neither were part of the dominant power - China or Russia, respectively.
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  2263. Same. Plus, while some of Sam's podcasts are very good (e.g. this one), most don't interest me and therefore I don't see the value in it.
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  2264. They're no use without combat ready pilots, right?
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  2265. ​@EquuleusPictor Yes, but the point I think is that Ben speaks at 2X Sam. I would slow Ben down, but then Sam would be too slow.
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  2266.  @shaunpatrick8345  They help prevent covid-19 symptoms and disease but not the infection. Most vaccines do not prevent infection.
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  2267. A left wing populist would be dreadful. And no surprises 'right wing' populists are are gaining.. governments all over the west have done a dreadful job of immigration policy. Just look at the mess in the US and the UK. People have had enough of governments wrecking instead of listening.
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  2268. Someone needs to tell this guy (and the lunatic left) that the Australian government cannot change the global climate. Australia's emissions are simply too small at 1% to be relevant globally and significantly, everything he spoke about is a global issue. Shutting down a couple of Australia's coal fire power stations isn't going to make any measurable difference to the reef. Yes, there are good things that can be done and should be done if they provide benefit but let's drop the fanaticism and engage in some pragmatism.
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  2269. I'm with you on that. I'm shocked by the apparent idiocy of voters.
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  2270. C# would be even easier. Probably use Visual Studio as is without spending days/weeks frigging around with java tools..
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  2271. It wasn't a success.
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  2272. Possibly but unlikely. China has already made it clear that a nuclear strike would be unacceptable as has the US.
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  2273. Why?
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  2274. The first thing to realize (or research) is that there is no good reason to believe this 'Allah' character even exists, nor is there any good reason to believe that Muhammad was a prophet or that any of the Islamic texts are in any way truth.
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  2275. Tinfoil hat on?
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  2276. Spot on. Software development has become an exercise in bloatware creation. I've been a developer for 20 years. I've seen it changing, and I hate it.
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  2277. Here is the list of what Linux does better than Windows: 1. Nothing.
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  2278. True, but it's starting to bug me that our state governnent seems to be incapable of running a successful quarantine system. NSW must have brought 100,000 through their system while we're suffering our second failure running at third the rate. I'm hoping it will be contained but I hold little hope.
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  2279. C is not chaos or anarchy. C is a language that might permit chaos, but on its own, it does nothing. Some developers are creating chaos. I don't accept that as a good reason to dump a language.
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  2280. What I saw in the videos was a black guy trespassing then attacking a white guy. The white guy tries to defend himself and in the scuffle, a gun is fired. There is no way to determine from the video why the gun was fired, but it looks like self defense. So why is everyone blaming the white guy?
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  2281.  @billycurry3504  The black guy was the thug, right? Why is everyone blaming the white guys? Make no sense.
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  2282. Nonsense. There's a huge difference between caution which is what the US IS doing and what you are accusing the US of actually doing.
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  2283. ​@SiliconCurtain wow, I didn't realise the UK was still using miles. I can convert in my head because miles were still used in NZ until the early 70s, but it's likely many can't, and wouldnt know what a mile is.
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  2284. And mine. It all performs very well. I'm not worried about it. I also use a VPN, so there's some extra security.
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  2285. I failed in 3 sec
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  2286. Well, they voted for Hamas. How does that work? Must have been a lot of support for the terrorist mindset? Or are the elections totally rigged?
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  2287. I love your suggestion. There is already too much C and C++ hate.
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  2288. None of that makes any sense to me, so, maybe the other method is fine. In any case, not STUPID.
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  2289. Sorry but you're wrong. Viral loads in the unvaccinated are massively higher than in those who are vaccinated. The vaccines are working in the way they were intended - to reduce the risk of disease and death. They were not designed to prevent infection. That's not what vaccines do (mostly).
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  2290.  @pearltoomer6392  Ivermectin and a bunch of other drugs have been tried and have failed or at best have shown mixed results. Being unvaccinated is the main reason why many people are dying. In my city, roughly 97% of people in ICU with covid are unvaccinated. I'm shocked that people peddle failed/untested drugs while rejecting effective vaccines.
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  2291. Why would a freight ship be travelling from Russia to Canada? What's happened to sanctions?
    2
  2292. Tariffs are a consumption tax.
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  2293.  @hikelfin  Which parts of the OP's comments were anti science? Humans do only come in only 2 genders fundamentally (male, female). The other "genders" (assuming they exist) must be social constructions based on combinations of the biological sexes. Was there anything else of significance?
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  2294. That was might thought too.
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  2295. Two hours would have been great.
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  2296. Yeah, that's generally not a good idea. A pointer should be initialised to memory or the address of an object such as an int variable, etc..
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  2297. Ukraine is becoming self-sufficient militarily, as long as Europe continues to support it. Meanwhile, russia is slowly collapsing economically and militarily. So yes, Ukraine can win. Any help from tRump would be a bonus, though.
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  2298. How can Trump not understand tariffs?
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  2299. Not quite :)
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  2300. My first was where will you draw the lines....
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  2301. They couldn't prop up the rubble forever. Hello ruskie trolls
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  2302. Spent 3 days trying to get Linux working vs. 30 minutes for Windows 10. The Linux world needs to lift its game if it wants to lift is market share on the desktop. I use MS Visual Studio. Linux has nothing to match it. That in itself is a nonstarter for me.
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  2303. It's so damn annoying listening to these self righteous scumbag Russians talking about de-nazifying countries. They ARE the nazis.
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  2304. America has to remain the global policeman (with the help of others). China and Ruzzia are thugs, and thugs hate police.
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  2305.  @shannonagate1889  We need to differentiate between what science suggests and what climate change fanatics are claiming. The two are quite different. The deniers and the fanatics are both wrong. They both misrepresent facts.
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  2306. Why not? Humans have managed to use pretty much every technology for nefarious or selfish purposes. Humans have also demonstrated a propensity for irrational and unpredictable behaviour. Put those two together and it worries me.
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  2307. AOC was far too woke. Is she still wacky? Realise that "wokeness" is toxic. Voters are moving away from it.
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  2308. Perhaps there is some hesidency against the AZ vaccine due to it's relatively low efficacy, reported to be only 62% ?
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  2309. ​@oeo061 That was stupid. The US is not an imperialist country, and its economy is the strongest diversified economy in the world, followed by countries such as China, Germany and Japan... so... what were you babbling about? Russia's GDP is roughly on par with countries such as Australia and Canada. Given ruzzia's population, that's rather pathetic.
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  2310. It's kind sad that the crappy "full stack" web environment has taken over. I still have a love C++ application development. The fine grain control and high performance of C++ vs slow lumbering bloatware.
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  2311. It made sense to be extremely cautious early on, but I think we're at a point where that isn't as critical.
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  2312. Well, if you were able to solve it even in a "dumb" way, you deserve a medal. I gave up after a very long time of getting nowhere.
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  2313. Those 3500 "good" tanks might not be particularly good. Probably not as good as the tanks already destroyed. So we'd have 3500 less good tanks with less good crews.
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  2314. That's all he does.
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  2315. Wow, what a wonderfully informative and balanced comment.
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  2316. LOL
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  2317. Eric, keep it simple. The problem is Islam. Period. Sam Harris has it right. Listen to him. The only problem I have is that "jihad" is not the best term to be using due to its ambigiity.
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  2318. What are you talking about? Ukraine exposed? How? Why? Which nazis? The ruzzian ones?
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  2319. What the hell are you babbling about? This had nothing to do wiith terrorism. It was simply a vote for or against something called "The Voice". I don't believe the voice was a good idea. I want good ideas that solve problems. This wasn't one of them. Looks like voters agree.
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  2320. What are you saying? Which Ukrainians were dragged off the streets? The Ukrainian women who were raped by ruzzians?
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  2321. Given that Russia is losing 6X as many troops as Ukraine and given that Russia has lost an enormous amount of equipment and given the Russia is losing territory and given that sanctions are weakening the Russian economy... please, in what way is Russia winning?
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  2322. I share your puzzlement.
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  2323. Stupid pointless hate filled comment.. why?
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  2324. There are too many of those already. Besides, Windows is fine, in my opinion... excluding 8/8.. 10 was better. 11 even better.
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  2325. For desktops... Windows is a whole lot easier and far less problematic than Linux. I suspect this is why Linux desktop uptake is laughable.
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  2326. Never heard of either. I doubt many have. Thanks for letting us know.
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  2327. Why? It does have the advantage of not confusing division with fractions (which a lot of people do btw)
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  2328. Russia crossed a red line when they drove tanks across the Ukrainian border in Feb 2022.
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  2329. I would mourn for any innocent victim, but you cannot judge the right or wrong of an issue by numbers killed. Israel has the right to defend itself. The Palistinians are the problem. End of story. For instance, Israel sends building materials to the Palistinians to repair and rebuild etc. but they build tunnells instead. Palistinians cannot be trusted. That's why they cannot be "free". You heard that Hamas scumbag threatening to execute Jews in cold blood. This is the way these people think from cradle tp grave. They're ISIS by another name. Palistinians have just destroyed any hope of "freedom" they might have had. nd likely generations. The real problem is that "Palistine" is a fake nation. Palistine is a geographical region on a map. The real Palistinians are the Jews. The current "Palistinians" (so called) are mostly Arabs and are not indigenous. The Jewish people are indigenous. Everyone should know this. It's not rocket science.
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  2330. Or... russia could just end the war. Why are they so damn stupid?
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  2331. Fantastic discussion.
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  2332. When most people talk about democracy (or being democratic), they just mean a system whereby representation is in some fundamental way based on a broad based voting system and not too much about the details.
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  2333. Ruzzian's have been deluding themselves into believing China is a friend... LOL
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  2334. Ukraine reclaimed roughly 50% of the territory taken by Russia in 2022. I see no reason why they can't do it again. Russia is weaker than it was then. Ukraine is stronger. Taking 50% of the remaining could have them knocking on the door of Crimea.
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  2335. Russia needs to realise that respect is earned.
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  2336. They're both right on most of it, in my opinion. Which parts do you disagree with?
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  2337. I've always disliked Linux / UNIX style OSs, but I'm happy to listen if Dave talks.
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  2338. The story of the F-16's is one of never ending delays.
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  2339. I would have guessed b) using your logic too, but I really wanted to figure out how to solve it properly... and failed.
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  2340. Look it up. I think Joe Bloggs has covered this topic more than once. China and India buy the bulk of it. Turkey and a few dodgy EU countries buy some.
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  2341. JosephJamesScott So an Australian cannot have an opinion? What are you saying?
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  2342. Nothing is missing (typically). It's about how it's measured. What is 1KB? 1000 bytes or 1024 bytes? Example: 1MB... is it 1024 * 1024 = 1,048,576 OR is it 1000 * 1000 = 1,000,000 ? A hypothetical 2TB hard drive =2,000,000,000,000 bytes (2000GB). But it could be displayed as 2,000,000,000,000 / (1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024) = 1.81TB (exactly how Windows Explorer displays on my machine. Of course there could be other factors. An SSD or flash drive might not have all of its capacity available due to faults. But what I described will most likely be a factor.
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  2343. No he doesn't. Scomo wants to open up. Andrews wants to shut down, right?
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  2344. No signs of any gods in this war.
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  2345. There will come a point where Russia realises the war is pointless due and untenable to its nounting military and economic loses.
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  2346. So, Trump doesn't understand the war? Who would have thought.
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  2347. You are spreading lies. All of the vaccines are based on a decade or more of research. They work. What you are doing through you own ignorance is you're risking people's lives. Hospitals are overloaded with unvaccinated conservatives. And right their is the irony. The left are winning while conservatives are dying. And you'll have blood on your hands. Think carefully before you continue with the misinformation.
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  2348. Proud of my city (Melbourne) doing the right thing. To hell with Russia.
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  2349. Same in some Asian countries. There are even skin whitening clinics. Funny thing is... while the woke mob worships dark skin and gets hot under the collar about cultural appropriation, we have the so called 'people of color' wanting to be whiter.
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  2350. It was a great time. There was nothing gay about it that I can remember. It was just people having fun. I was more into the roller skating scene than dance but nevertheless it was a wonderful time. Great music never bettered.
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  2351. You seem to be one of those people this video was referring to? Where is there any credibal evidence backing up your crazy theory? It's nuts.
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  2352. Doing it from scratch is a great learning process. I wrote a pacman clone and an arkanoid clone in assembly back in the 80s. Neither were released. Being clones, there could have been problems, plus I wasn't any good at sound effects. Back in those days, there were no engines. We just took over the whole machine. It was really just a passion project to learn how games worked.
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  2353. Previous Republicans created wars in the middle east. Trump created peace in the middle east. Let's not forget that.
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  2354. Great way of putting it. Yes, it's one of those "worst of both worlds" languages.
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  2355. What level of education does it take to know that identity politics is bad, that the outrage culture is bad, that affirmative action is bad, that radical feminism is bad, that communism is bad, that socialism is bad, that 'reverse racism' is bad, that bigotry of low expectations is bad, that limiting free speech is bad...? None of this stuff is rocket science. A ten year old child could figure this out so why do so many liberals get it wrong? The argument that republicans are dangerous because it's base is so uneducated is asinine.
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  2356. Governments just people. Nothing special. I don't trust anyone who hasn't earned my trust.
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  2357. The Budapest memorandum wasn't a binding treaty, nor is this one. So anything could happen or not happen.
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  2358. I support Ukraine in my own modest way, including monetarilly, but I cannot take much more of the bad news. It's tearing me appart and affecting my own health. I'm angry. Nothing is being gained by that. Therefore, I'll be taking a break from channels that focus on bad news. Hopefully, the US Congress will pass the aid bill soon. It must. Europe had better lift It's game as well. That's it from me.
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  2359. Apple didn't lead the way. PCs have had pre-emptive multitasking since the 90's. Even the Amiga home computer had it in the 80's. The Amiga had color graphics while the Mac was still monochrome. And I can remember how the Apple network would crash when any application running on one of power macs would hang. I can also remember the nightmare it was to develop software that was backward compatible on Macs. Something that was trivial on PCs. I have Windows apps that I developed in the 90's that will run on Windows 10 without modification and I have applications developed on Windows 10 that will run on Windows 7 and in some cases even on XP.
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  2360. On papar. Who's to say how many are functional? Not that numbers really matter. Even 1000 could destroy life as we know it.
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  2361. What losses? There were thousands out in the streets in Melbourne today protesting with police escorts controlling traffic. I didn't notice any loss of freedoms? That said, I agree with you on the US supreme courts decision.
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  2362. All true, but hinsight is a wonderful thing. I'm glad you mentioned the LNG trade into Europe. This has had my blood boiling for a while. That and the oil shipped to China and India.
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  2363. LOL, that's completely irrational.
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  2364.  @rocklover7437  So you believe controversy over talc mining has some relevance to vaccines? How exactly?
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  2365. Catastrophic for Russia I hope.
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  2366. LOL
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  2367. Trump should be impeached for treason, but the Republican party is too compromised and/or too corrupt to do it.
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  2368. It's too easy to project one's own circumstances onto others. It's easy to say revolt. Not so easy to do. And even when armed... close to impossible.
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  2369. Let's have a better discussion around the devastation that would come from not locking down. Conservatives love to focus on the negatives of the lockdowns while glossing over the tragic devastation caused by covid-19. This video yet again brings into focus the failings of the conservative argument. Sorry to say it, but the left are winning the 'covid debate'. Australia is a far better place to be right now for most people than pretty much anywhere else on the plsnet. The difference is due to the effective lockdown strategy. Would you really want to be in the UK right now with daily cases heading toward 100k? Yes, one can laugh but I don't find it funny.
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  2370. Kevin Hardy Perhaps you misunderstood the points made by Northern Perspective. Statements (1) and (2) relate to exceptions rather than the norm and publicly funding schools makes perfect sense. Take public vs private schools... a public school in my city costs around $1000 per year in mandatory fees. A private school costs around $10,000 to $20,000 per year. Outcomes are similar. In fact top students very often come out of the public system. Public funding of essential services helps remove profiteering so that these services can be made more affordable. I don't want to live in a society where people are bankrupted over hospital bills for essential life saving treatment.
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  2371. Northern Perspective I'm from New Zealand but currently in Australia.
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  2372. Ukraine had better not leave F-16s out out in the open else ruZZia will wipe them out. Patriots or not.
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  2373. They're not real Nazis you idiot. They're just passionate about the country. Please don't fall for the left-wing bullshit.
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  2374. Ukraine is not the only issue to consider... the Republicans might be poor on Ukraine, but the Democrats could diabolical other stuff (and they are). How do you balance it? Be a single issue voter? Does voting indepentent in the American system actually achieve anything useful?
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  2375. Tribalism and religion, an age old curse.
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  2376. Dogs are a damn menace and not just for the barking or the dog shit in my garden. I'm surrounded by the bastards. Every neighbour has one or more dogs. And then there're the dog walkers passing at the rear. It's literally killing me. Having to wear earmuffs all day long means I never get to hear when my wife or children are speaking. It's lonely but it keeps me off of the Valium. Sad that too many selfish dog owners care more about their dogs than they do about people.
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  2377. I don't consider Mearsheimer to be a credible commentator. Never liked him. He reminds me a little of Chomsky. Another commentator I tend to ignore. They both seem to have an anti West agenda.
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  2378. Not really. One is an SJW the other is not.
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  2379. Russia is pure evil. Everything it does is just evil.
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  2380. It's not difficult. I live in Australia and I love it. Australia and NZ have some of the most liveable cities in the world.
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  2381. Only when Palestinian leaders stop oppressing them.
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  2382. Not really. She's just making an observation. If Trump wins, it's down to Trump voters. It disgusts me that anyone would vote for such a flawed individual in spite of your valid points about the woke movement. America will survive a few years of high immigration and prattling about pronouns. Both issues pale into insignificance when compared to where Trump wants to take your country. The stability of the free world is at stake.
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  2383. Developers spend days debugging whatever the language.
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  2384. Maybe evacuate Bakmut, let the Russians swarm in and then blow it to pieces. Just a thought. As for the apparent stalemate, i believe it's all about weather conditions and mud.
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  2385. Not quite :)
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  2386. Renewables are a good idea but not if that means becoming dependent on Russia.
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  2387. Learn to use correct grammar and punctuation if you want to be taken seriously. You're looking like the wannabe. You've also forgotten about the concept of free speech.
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  2388. I'm expecting that bridge to be attacked again.
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  2389.  @Salgood  The zero emissions target would push the west into a pre industrial age if done as fast as XR suggest
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  2390.  @Salgood  once cars are banned, what will we all use? Bicycles?
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  2391.  @peterholden9357  She was very well spoken, on point and correct - three attributes hated by the far left fanatics
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  2392.  @peterholden9357  A mountain of inaccurate data I suspect. Here's a question for you... how long will it take to replace every petrol powered car on the planet with an electric one and how will it be financed? This is one of many issues XR idiots would have no idea about. They parrot misinformation most of the time. Very little of what they say is credible.
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  2393. Irving Ceron No one can only talk to idiots... how could that work? I would say he talks to anyone who will listen but it's mostly the idiots on the far left who don't understand him. That seems very clear to me when I see far left lunatics (SJWs, Antifa, BLM, Feminists etc) misquoting him and misrepresenting him on a regular basis. Another implication of "he talks to idiots" is that somehow intelligent folk are unable to understand him yet idiots are? I understand so does that make me an idiot?
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  2394. And?
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  2395.  @warrenklein7817  Evidence? Thought not. There is weak evidence of some antiviral effect but only if taken early, not as a fix up.
    2
  2396.  @greatestever2565  No, it's about hypocrisy and double standards.
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  2397. Brilliant and spot on. Putin stupidly gambled and lost big time.
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  2398. He doesn't come across as smug.
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  2399. What does that statement prove? Nothing. But I have heard it parroted ad nauseam by ill informed climate change deniers.
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  2400. We could control the common cold but we don't because it doesn't pose a significant threat to life.
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  2401. I'm not impressed by your guest. I've seen him on other channels. Was never impressed. Roch Rachon has him on. I turn off. I also think the idea that allowing Ukraine to lose is the goal of the West, even if it looks that way. That's ridiculously simplistic thinking.
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  2402. So, Trump believes Russia's war in Ukraine is a hoax? What was he referring to? I thought he would end the war in 24 hours? Now he thinks it's a hoax?
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  2403. Depends on how you define "left".
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  2404. That's 5 dsys too many.
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  2405. Why is this channel so negative? It's always the glass half empty stuff with Mr. Negativity. If you're going to speculate, then at least try a little harder to the positive side. Ukraine is grinding its way through Russia's toughest defenses and winning.
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  2406. This discussion was pretty damn good and timely. What shocks me the most is the like/dislike ratio. I would thought people coming here would be rational thinkers? Apparently not?
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  2407.  @michaelfink64  Me too. I say couch. I consider the lounge to be the room where the couch is located.
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  2408.  @Bellas1717  I consider manchester to be the umbrella term for items like bed sheets, pillow covers, quilt covers etc.
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  2409. China aside... no surprise that Russia defended its right to not lockdown.... no surprise at all given Russia and Russian's apparent total disregard for human life.
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  2410. The problem with Trump is that he's right sometimes but terribly wrong a lot of times. It's a lottery.
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  2411. What do you mean by "THE ENFORCER HAVE MANUALLY TAKEN DOWN ANOTHER PRO UKRAINE YOUTUBE CHANNEL"? The Enforcer is pro Ukraine, isn't it?
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  2412. No, the problem is that there is not yet any viable solution.
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  2413.    Hardly.
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  2414. Nope. Wrong. Totally wrong. Learn some history instead of swallowing Palistinian disinformation.
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  2415. How did you recognise that? My first thought was that the answer would be 2. Obviously, it's wrong in hindsight.
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  2416. Suggesting that Jake hasn't got a single clue is pretty insulting given how informed his is... Fascists don't need to be socialists. They can lean right and typically do. Perhaps he's not yet a fascist by full definition, but he sure is leaning that way.
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  2417. I'm struggling to make any sense of this guest's commentary, especially on Syria. His geopolitical position seems to be all over the place? I'm pretty much centrist politically. Your guest seems to be well to the left. That might account for our misalignment?
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  2418.  @fakecubed  That was my experience when trying to come from Windows. Everything difficult to install. Too many problems. A real hassle when it shouldn't be. I prefer the Windows MSI installers. I have a folder full of them. I'm old school. Still curious about Linux but unlikely to try it again any time soon.
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  2419. Trump's words don't indicate anything reliably
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  2420. Sam was right on the Covid stuff. He lost me way before Covid on the Trump stuff. Some time around 2016.
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  2421. Free Israel ❤️
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  2422. Yeah, but a few holes should send those helicopters into the repair shop for a while, right? Even that would be some benefit to Ukraine... maybe?
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  2423. LOL
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  2424. ​ @CMY187  Tanks and other armoured equipment will make difference there.
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  2425. Not really.
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  2426. ​ @jon-xd7tl Of course it's worth worrying about climate change. What a dumb thing to say.
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  2427. ​ @TheNarrowPath84 Iran wanting to attack Israel, yes, it's been that way for decades. But nuclear weapons...Iran has never been closer than it is now.
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  2428. ​@uzlonewolf Why not? Are you running a data centre?
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  2429. Russians lying again. Only Russia escalated. Russia is the invader. Everyone else is supporting Ukraine's defence. Russia can end this war right now.
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  2430. Ukraine is winning and will continue to push the orcs out once winter passes. And Russia will continue to weaken... all the while Ukraine's weapon supply improves... as it has been doing and Russia's stocks dwindle. Looks like Russia is pulling tanks out of the museum LOL. All Russia can do now is make cowardly attacks on civilians like the big bully who beats up the skinny kids then whines he's punched back. Let's face it, the way Russia is using its citizens as cannon fodder is appalling and I say that as a Ukraine supporter. It's inhumane and the war pointless. It's all about Pootin's ego. He's has gone completely mad. At least 100K dead Russian troops by years end and for what? Nothing. He had the opportunity to make Russia great. Instead he's destroying it and making NATO great. LOL
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  2431. A spent force after only six weeks as PM... what's going on?
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  2432. What happens when Ukraine takes Crimea, which is considered by Russia to be soveriegn territory?
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  2433. The lab staff could easily have become infected through community contact. That it was before the first confirmed case proves nothing. I also contracted a covid-19 like illness before the first confirmed case in my country. All of the virologists I've heard discussing this do not think lab release is the likely cause.
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  2434. The SSD is great in terms of speed. I have one as my C: drive in my PC, but I regularly back up everything of value. I don't trust them for reliability. I've had too many failures.
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  2435. ​@Mac-ku3xu Perhaps you can not differentiate hate speech from free speech?
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  2436. I don't even know what google drive is, and I don't like online storage anyway. I would love to be able to download my mail and/or be able to delete old mail that I without going one by one.
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  2437. I would expect C# to be only slightly faster than Java i.e. around half the speed of C or C++. Remember that C/C++ compiles down to optimised native code.
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  2438. I would expect C# to be only slightly faster than Java i.e. around half the speed of C or C++. Remember that C/C++ compiles down to optimised native code.
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  2439. ​@user-ch4mm7dy3g You're not too bright, are you? Or perhaps you weren't listening clearly? He's not defending him. He's attempting to provide an unbiased commentary, and he did a pretty good job. As for Bret, why would anyone bother with him given his behaviour during the pandemic? Massive apology requied there.
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  2440. Freedoms come with responsibilities. If one is going to neglect the responcibilities that come with being a member of a communities then one should lose the relevant freedoms. We already do that in many ways. Vaccinations are so very critical right now that mandating them (with minimal exception) might be necessary and ethical. Let them quit their job. That would be their choice. One of my employer's responcibilities is to the safety of their staff. Everyone in my office should be vaccinated. To not do so would ne negligent.
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  2441. Then it's not doing what it was hyped up to do.
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  2442. Exactly my main gripe. I love winter fashion but men's options are almost nil compared to women's. Women just have so many culturally acceptable options and they're not "punished" for breaking the mold. Also, too many of men's clothing styles have been feminized e.g. the trench coat. What was once a man's staple is now a woman's fashion statement. And jackets, yes, everything looks the same and boring.
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  2443. No it's not. Strawman much.
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  2444. Which bombastic headlines?
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  2445. I wonder why?
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  2446. Believes what? Please write complete comments. If you're referring to the enormous good vaccines achieved in the face of a deadly pandemic, and what an incredible medical achievement it was, and how it saved millions of lives... only a fool wouldn't believe it..
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  2447.  @teresarenee3829  The media are incompetent. That's all.
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  2448.  @UserName-rf5zs  And we are all human on this side. Pity we can't all live in peace.
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  2449. I'm not American, nor am I a Trump supporter, but I have to say, those impeachments look very much like witch-hunts to me. Democrats made it clear from the get go that they'd be trying every trick in the book to end Trump's Presidency asap, and they did try. And now they, the free world and Ukraine are all paying a price for the Democrats' seemingly childish vindictive behavior. That Trump is favorite to win in 2024 is yet another symptom of peoples displeasure at the way he was treated by the democrats and the left 2016 to 2020 and it continues.
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  2450.  @rockinghorses  There was nothing hypocritical about the comment. Read it again, slowly and carefully, take your time and think.
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  2451. ​​ @jafrasar1 What pass? And how would interviewing victims make any sense within the context of this discussion? It wouldn't. Your just making cheap shots.
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  2452. I can't listen to these Russian pro war assholes any more. I already have high blood pressure.
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  2453. Russian men had better think carefully about who they'll vote for since there's a good chance they'll be next in line for a poinless death on the front lines. Yes, ruzzian elections are a sham, but if millions vote against pootin...
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  2454. What then?
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  2455.  @frankpickle545  Ok, doing so after the courts made their decisions is silly but at the end if the day, the court decisions held and the transfer of power took place. It was all bluster. So again, I don't see a problem. I would also add that the Democrats spent 4 years doing effectively the same thing in trying to dump Trump, including their two unjustifiable impeachments.
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  2456.  @robadkerson  Not really. I don't belie AI will ever be able to "understand". Nothing to do with "human exceptionalism". I suspect cats and dogs "understand" quite a lot. I doubt AI will never have that type of conscious understanding. It's a pipe dream. The type of computation at the core of AI now is still "clock-work".
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  2457. Why the f**k is Musk making these decisions? He's just a creepy rich guy. Who voted for him?
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  2458. NATO needs to call an emergeny meeting between all members. Even if they take no action, they must be seen doing to be doing something.
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  2459.  @Professor-Gerdes  That was my thoughts immediately on hearing about this incident. Then you commented and then that Enforcer segment. Putin only respects strength. I learned about how bullies think the hard way. I was that skinny kid who was always getting beaten up.
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  2460. Hamas is the problem. They're scumbags.
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  2461. ​ @x-LINX-x That sounds like BS. More likely, the US would use toxic labels.
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  2462. Russia has been dystopian for most of my lifetime and I'm mid 60s.
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  2463. What?
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  2464. @Foxo That Ukrainians may have collaborated in this or that event decades ago is irrelevant to Ukraine now... a country that wants to move forward into the 21st century and away from Russia's backward ways... but it can't because Russia continues to persecute, attack and invade it's neighbours as it has done for far too long. Then we have Russians hating the outside world when they are clearly the problem. I had hoped that with the fall of the USSR, Russia might eventually join the rest of the world as it moves forward and away from it's barbaric past, but as we see that Russia cannot be trusted. There is still a Russian hard core who wants empire building instead of peace. Russia is going to pay a big price for it's bad attitude. Ukraine see's a great future as a member of the free world. Russia wants to destroy that hope through genocide.
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  2465.  @Jo-tm3zq111  God doesn't write books lol
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  2466. It's time to stop blaming Israel for the hospital attack. We now know beyond any doubt that it was a malfunctioning Hamas rocket launched from behind the hospital. Fragments have been examined. Hamas admission secretly recorded. Bottom line: it was an accident but the intent was evil. This carnage was meant for the Jews. Think about that.
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  2467. Yeah, it's quite popular. Nothing political about it.
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  2468. Is he?
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  2469.  @bakker071  and the wrong type of muslim... sunni vs shiite... 1400 years on and they still hate each other.
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  2470. You've just burned my brain cells lol
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  2471. I believe you have that backward... authorities typically UNDER respond to the far left whether that be Antifa or BLM... For how long were the "Trump supporters" any sort of threat? A few hours? Meanwhile, far left rabble rouses BLM and Antifa have held Portland streets hostage for months for reasons not based on reality.
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  2472. LOL
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  2473. Weird comment... watch it or not. It's your choice.
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  2474.  @brett22bt  That was stupid. Sky usually presents balance. That balance is missing here.
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  2475. Great to see the media providing accurate timelly information on this topic. I find it shocking that the far right are against vaccination because of claims like "they're untested" or "we don't know what's in them" yet they'll peddle an untested drug of which they know nothing about.
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  2476. Where "liberated" means turn to rubble.
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  2477. It limits Putin's ability to travel whether he would travel or not. It's also symbolically important.
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  2478.  @thunderstruck1078  Did you listen to this video all the way? Something tells me you didn't.
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  2479. The craziness on the far left (woke liberals) in the west is what in part has empowered the far right and the pro Trump movement, and we now see it hurting Ukraine and manifesting as pro russia. I even found myself getting dragged into this stuff back in 2016 and I'm not even an American. But the craziness that followed was a wakeup call.
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  2480. And?
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  2481. I upgraded to Windows 11 a while back simply because I've never liked 10. It's ugly. Windows 11 just looks a lot nicer. It's the best since Windows 7.
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  2482. Why?
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  2483. Some people are too dumb to figure that out it seems.
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  2484. ​ @We-Wuz-Great-201  You're not understanding what Sam means by not having free will.
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  2485. NATO is not even fighting. Wagner gradually took bakhmut after 12 months of fighting with massive losses including 20k dead Wagner fighters and 20k dead Russian prisoners. Not something to boast about. Ukraine is retaking the city as we speak.
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  2486. Not really. I see most people not doing what they're told. For instance, in the central business district we have crossing signals on busy streets to reduce accidents and injuries but most people ignore the signals and cross blindly, many don't even check for oncoming traffic forcing panic stops and near misses. There are many other examples I could talk about. People are flouting sensible rules and laws 24/7
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  2487. ​@spudbono5747 No one expects anyone to give it all away, but some wealthy folk give nothing. In any case, Bernie Sanders is not very wealthy by today's standards. The issue being discussed was about billionaires.
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  2488. We were given our scores. And our IQ test results played a significant role in determining which class we would be placed in. The highest went into 'A'. The next 'B' etc. down to 'G'. Makes perfect sense.
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  2489. Nope
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  2490. Why don't you? It's easy to tell others what to do with their money... what do you do with yours?
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  2491.  @CS88528  We at least need to expose their toxic ideology and their lies, misinformation and propaganda.
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  2492. They should but they won't.
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  2493. That saying is not true anyway. I'm glad it isn't said. I'm not woke. Actually I'm center-right and anti- woke. But I was also bullied relentlessly both physically but mostly mentally for 10 years until I dropped out of school in a suicidal state. Took me a decade to recover to the point where I could cope anywhere near normally. Now 50 years on, the scares are still deep. Yes, "names" are damaging. One of my classmates who was also bullied wasn't so lucky. He didn't make it out of school.
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  2494. No. Laws must be enforced. Trump is right. Why should millions of illegal immigrants be above the law? Why have they escaped justice for so long?
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  2495. They may have but I don't trust Amnesty Internation.
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  2496. Yeah, but India is still buying oil, and that flow keeps ruzzias wells alive and provides funding for Putin's war. It's less, but zero would be lesser. India needs to be treatened with tough sanctions.
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  2497. I like playing chess as an intellectual challenge but I don't like playing against other players. I'm non competitive by nature. My main passion is computer chess. Playing against computers and developing chess engines. Computer programming and AI techniques in particular have always held a fascination.
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  2498. Yeah, I've been hearing that all my life. Now we know the truth and it's not pretty.
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  2499. Ok, not a design flaw, a poor design decision. Kind of the same thing.
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  2500. ​@williamwilson8582 You are correct in detail, but the op is also correct in effect.
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  2501. He never has on any topic. Just a massive quantity of long-drawn-out waffle.
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  2502. Firm Fiasco Plenty of black racists out there and plenty of them hate white people. Maybe you're too blind to notice? The left have lost the plot.
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  2503. Very perceptive of you. You spotted the hypocrisy. What are they going to do when this ex-Muslim women criticizes Islam? Another example of the left's level of derangement.
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  2504. Yes
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  2505. Nope. Sorry. Ukraine belongs to Ukrainians.
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  2506. Finally, someone in this comment section who is intelligent and clued up. I was starting to lose hope. Thank you.
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  2507. Not sure why they would say that. It's really a NSW problem with leakage to other states.
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  2508. Android sucks. I hate them, but Android phones are cheaper.
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  2509. Daniel S Great comment but just one point as a general observation: Conservatives are a diverse group as are liberals and the left in general. The term 'conservative' is often used as a derogatory term and I think that is wrong. I'm conservative on some issues and liberal on others. I suspect this must be the case for a good many people who are centrist, center-left or center-right i.e. people who are rational and reasonable and consider issues on their merits rather than forming attachments ideologies.
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  2510. Instead of criticising a free beginners course for having too much detail, why not just skip the parts you don't want?
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  2511. Not true but who cares anyway? Everyone should fact check.
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  2512.  @salihmussa7132  LOL. No.
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  2513. Anyone who believes ruzzia is "Christian" or "spiritual" needs a brain check. Ruzzia is a hell-hole.
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  2514. There are way too many ads on this channel.
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  2515. Yeah, it got me too.
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  2516. I feel the same.
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  2517. ​ @mitchyoung93 Not really. The weapons are still working pretty well.
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  2518. ​ @mebsrea  Is Brexit really due to Russia? If I were a UK citizen, I would have voted leave. Maybe that would have been the wrong choice in hindsight, but my "support" for Brexit related mostly to the EU immigration policies and other EU meddling issues. Nothing to do with Russia. This was pretty much the reason across the board in discussions I listened to. I still view the EU as a bit of a political mess.
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  2519. As I see it, Biden mucked the Afghanistan withdrawal and now he's done it again with this one. And they say Trump was incompetent? Biden's announcement took away the only major deterrent in my opinion.
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  2520. I wish India would also strongly stand with Ukraine. Both countries are struggling against much larger evil forces, and both are democracies with common enemies.
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  2521. That's ridiculous.
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  2522. The West contains too many stupid people with voting rights.
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  2523. Maybe, but how do you know? Do you have inside knowledge?
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  2524. It's pretty basic stuff that any half decent programmer should get right. It bugs me when people blame such things on the language. Like blaming a car for driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
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  2525. It is a democracy. End of story.
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  2526. ​ @gerryhouska2859 That's a cynical and disingenuous take, and it's obviously not Biden's intent.
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  2527. Brilliant response. Right now the west is being divided socially. We need to move past the echo chamber mentality and start listening to opposing opinions. Not all liberals are far-left SJW's and not all conservatives are far-right. We're not going to get white supremacists and antifa to agree on much but there is a big middle ground where we can learn from each other.
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  2528. I'm guessing the original purpose of giving the presidrnt or state governers such power was as a way to avoid the many miscarriages of justice one sees in justice systems, especially when executions are involved. Judiciaries too often operate at a snail's pace.
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  2529. There is so much disinformation in this video. It couldn't be further from the truth if it tried. It's vey bible centric and there in lies the problem... the bible is essentially a collection of myth and fiction.
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  2530. I've never succeeded in getting Linux to instal and run ever. I have used systems installed by others, but it never worked for me. The worst part if using Linux at work was the instability and randomly losing work during a freeze or crash. We only used it for a year before switching back to Windows. Most folk didn't like it. I also don't like installing from websites. I prefer how most Windows software is installed by standalone msi installers. And I keep the installers backed up for later offline use.
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  2531. Is there actually a free extended version? I can't justify a $150AU subscription.
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  2532. Why do content creators use Telegram? It seems to be impossible to use. Last time, I couldn't create an account, so I gave up. This time, I can't even install it. It's crap.
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  2533. Brilliant and informative. I've being working with C++ for 25 years but pretty much ignored everything C++11 onward. This is the first explainatiom of unique_ptr that made any sense... and they actually look useful.
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  2534. What?
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  2535. Great clarification on so the called "NATO Expansion". It's always bugged me how it's been misrepresented, especially by Russian trolls.
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  2536. Why is Europe so damn slow at doing everything? Laggards much. They've been sitting on their hands militarily for at least a decade. Give Ukraine the frozen money so that they can crank up their own weapons production. Too much talk.
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  2537. Of course. It's over to leaders to decide.
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  2538.  @davidcat1455  There was some voter fraud. Unlikely to have been enough to swing an election, nowhere near it, but some.
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  2539. ​ @stephenglover1818  Ridiculous
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  2540. Depends on the sanity of the leader.
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  2541. Something struck me when you were telling us that you're a Republican. Do you feel that identifying strongly with a particular party is an especially American thing? I guess you've got a kind of "them and us" set-up politically? I grew up in NZ where I never identified with a party. We have coalitions. I've always voted based on policies, not ideologies. Reason: Most parties have good and bad ideas. I could never fully identify with any party.
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  2542. That's the topic I was waiting for but he avoided it
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  2543. Every PC in this household runs Windows, and it has for 20 years.
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  2544. No.
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  2545. It's mostly a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  2546. Was anything he said worth listening to? I think not. I would have been interested if it wasn't such an obvious pack of lies.
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  2547. What?
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  2548. Glory to Ukraine. To hell with the orcs.
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  2549. Voting to prevent bushfires? How would that work?
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  2550. Nothing has changed there. Australia already had a strong position.
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  2551. They should be paid money otherwise who would fund them?
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  2552. Russia in NATO LOL. You do realise that NATO is mostly about defending Europe from Russian aggression?
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  2553. Yeah, I was watching it then it just disappeared.
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  2554. Yes, I am dissapointed by India's double standards.
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  2555. I have a roughly 2000 line function in my current project. I've seen many larger.
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  2556.  @FFND16N  Instead of insults, why not speak to the comment, which does have some merit?
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  2557. Another troll?
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  2558. It's outrageous.
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  2559. ​ @alisondaly5560 Even 10 mins in, he was wrong about pretty much everything or at least a massive exaggeration. The mountain of misinformation grows from there.​
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  2560. And that could be interpreted in more than one way. Some would say IQ contributes to socioeconomic outcomes white others will claim that socioeconomic conditions affects IQ. I think both are true but the former dominates.
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  2561. Because he cares about America. Work it out.
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  2562. The nazis are ruzzian, as are the fascists.
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  2563. Latest I heard is that one of the swing states is unimpressed with Trump. He only has to lose one swing state (if I'm not mistaken) and he's history. As for gas prices, this is about russian domestic refining. It's hardly likely to affect US pump prices in my opinion. Russia already had shortages last year which didn't do much to American gas prices. OPEC will likely set pricing independently of Russia. The irony is that if gas prices do rise, I'd blame Trump, but he'd spin some BS to cover it.
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  2564. Can be but not necessarily. Just keep it simple.
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  2565.  @ExValeFor  Not really. We've gone 75 years without another world war. That's pretty good.
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  2566. I believe the future will be good. The number of serious infections is going to fall rapidly, thereby limiting the opportunity for further variants. Additionally, the current vaccines are all effective enough against known variants AND we know that vaccines can be adjusted reasonably quickly if need be.
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  2567. Seeing the Ukrainian athletes in their boat on the river is a nice reminder to pootin that, yes, Ukraine is a real country.
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  2568. mattroski007 Whatever you say but Rogan does host a lot of great discussions and it's his guests views that really matter. He can't know everything about everything.
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  2569. India must decide whether it supports human rights, democracy and the freeworld, or whether it supports fascists.
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  2570.  @chunkymonkey55555  No. I don't understand why people like buttoned shirts, nor do I understand why people chose to wear them. I think they're grotesque and buttons are disgusting (in my opinion). Koumpounophobia for anyone interested.
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  2571. I feel the same. Though my track record is pretty poor, I've moved all stocks out of my super fund, so mostly cash. Stocks are too scary right now.
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  2572. Lol, the russian trolls are worried.
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  2573. It's not so much about stance, there are shortages of Pfizer while the AZ is local. That said, I would prefer Pfizer over AZ.
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  2574. Yeah, I was hopeful for Russia. I thought it might join the 21st century, open up and give it's people a good life. How wrong I was.
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  2575. Get your headache medication ready. Good luck.
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  2576. Yeah, but there's still too many sadly. I hate them.
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  2577.  @RetroDawn  C# is a nicer language and runs faster (my experience) and has a better IDE in VS than anything java has. Eclipse is a piece of crap. That's already three marks in it's favour. That the whole java 'ecosystem' is an ugly mess is another reason to go with C#. Just my opinion of course. And I'm biased. I hate java with a vengence.
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  2578. Linux developed in 1991. Windows NT 1993. Both significantly developed during the 90's in the C language. Which one is older? Does age really matter? No, but older software is often more reliable than new as it's had time to stabilise through the many years of testing and maintenance. But when Comparing Windows with Linux, I don't see age as a factor. One factor that does work against Linux is having too many versions, and in terms of stability, I don't consider open-source development to be a positive. I've been a Windows application developer for 28 years. I invariably encounter bugs in open-source libraries. I spotted one not long ago during a code review. One library in particular was a real mess. We tested versions spanning years of releases before finding one that worked for us, and it wasn't even the latest version. Every release contained breaking code and bugs. Open source is a mess in my opinion, and ported then to Windows is a headache due to the way Linux C++ projects are set up.
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  2579. You need to stop conflating 'Rebels' with ISIS. ISIS are rebels (obviously by definition) but not all rebels were ISIS. Some rebels were simply Syrians fighting against Assad's barbarity. They were the one's asking the US/west for support. Yes, they were called 'rebels' but they were not ISIS. If you can't remember how all this played out in the early months of the Syrian civil war then you have memory issues. We need the facts but not the propaganda else the Jimmy Dore Show loses its value. We need nuance here. Fact is not all rebel groups had the same goals and nor were they being backed by the same sides. They were fighting each other. The US was not backing ISIS even though they were backing some 'rebels'. The US coalition were fighting ISIS as was Russia. This is important.
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  2580. Spending too little and on the wrong things.
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  2581.  @k.k.8394  You appear to be more interested in argument than in the topic under discussion.
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  2582. I've tried rust, but I'm not into self-inflicted pain, so I've decided it's not for me.
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  2583. He has thousands already. Not sure why he would waste meager resources on tripling them?
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  2584. I wonder how many Ukrainians are trapped in those eastern oblasts?
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  2585.  @nikolabakich9709  I also grew up in NZ but left around 2000, largely because of the racism... for the sake of my wife. I miss a lot of things but not the racism. Pakeha this and Maori that and on and on it goes. NZ essentially is a bicultural country with deep racial division. Other minority cultures aren't valued much, at least that's how it was when I left. Could be wrong but now it seems super woke.
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  2586. sm2049 I would agree with you on your definitions but you might like to check your own grammar, spelling, wording etc. before calling people retards.
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  2587. Best part is now they'll be able to paddle it.
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  2588. You're correct. I believe the Jews would be the original Palistinians, but I don't like the term "Palistinian" because it distorts history. This is used to fool people into believing that the so-called Palistinians are indiginous. They're not. They're Arabs mostly.
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  2589. And....
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  2590. There is beauty in simplicity. Rust fails in that regard.
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  2591. Don't be so bloody stupid. Surely, only a person bordering on insanity would think that? And Islamophobe is just a stupid word so why do you use it? This was a very human interview which highlights the violence, hatred, oppression and suffering inflicted on beautiful people for doing nothing other than rejecting their bullshit. Death threats for being an atheist... you think that's acceptable?
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  2592. Conflating pro-life with The Handmaid's Tale... I didn't think Sam would stoop so low.
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  2593. Of course individual rights are important but that has little to do with who as a people should have rights to a particular land. Who would deny the right of say native Canadians or NZ Moari or Australian Aborigines to their ancestral land, so why not Jews? Jews have been in Israel for way longer the NZ Moari have been in NZ! Double standards?
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  2594. Ukraine was not a part of ruzzia in 2014. That's a bold faced lie. Ukraine was never a part of ruzzia. It was part of the Soviet Union. Ukraine regained its independence as a sovereign state after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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  2595. We can't possibly lock down for years and not go bankrupt, so what's the plan?
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  2596. You answered your own question.
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  2597.  @TrickOrRetreat  Let's keep some level of balance before we're all labelled as complete nutters.
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  2598. The 68000 was very nice in my opinion.
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  2599. Comparing India with the US is nonsensical. They are polar opposites.
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  2600. There are results. Have you been hiding under a rock or something? But that logic is cockeyed. More results requires more money, right? Not less.
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  2601. Not really. Read the title.
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  2602. These guys are no better.
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  2603. Silly thing to say. Peddling state department? What? These commentaries are excellent.
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  2604. I live in the most woke Australian state and there is garbage everywhere in the streets. Single use plastic bags and straws are banned so I guess it's all good. Its hypocracy.
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  2605. How would you know when to take it or what dosage is required or safe given the lack of evidence?
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  2606. Good chance Russia is setting a trap.
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  2607. Ukraine can not join a defence pact while at war. Don't know why people expect anything else? Yeah, it sucks but we're dealing with reality.
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  2608. Your question seems to assume there is such a thing? Outside of aircraft, weather balloons, large birds and blurry images, I'm currious...have we actually found UFOs with propulsion?
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  2609. That's not what I saw... maybe I watched the wong video? No, I'm on the right one.
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  2610. Same in Australia.
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  2611. It's no longer TDS. The insanity has now become a reality. Trump has lost it.
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  2612. How would getting people out of poverty reduce sea level rise and slow the melting of the permafrost? Yes, reduce poverty but poverty it's own issue with it's own solutions.
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  2613. It's both in my opinion.
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  2614. Ethics. Something some people actually believe in.
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  2615. Weird way to frame it but yes, Ukraine is setting an example ruzzia can never follow
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  2616. Ukraine can send rockets back. Who wants to further provoke Russia though?
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  2617. There was a time when he was great... then Trump happened.
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  2618. In these times of instant communication it's no longer necessary to be in a physical location to learn about it. There are plenty of Americsns online giving their opinions.
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  2619. Easy to say in hindsight. That said, the nuclear risk is still nonzero. We just don't know what pootin would do if pushed. I think increasing the pressure slowly was and still is the better opproach.
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  2620. No. No. No.
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  2621. What other alternative is there?
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  2622.  @soconn31  It was a violent protest but in no way was this mob ever going to take control of government. That's simply not possible, therefore not a coup.
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  2623. Maybe... 'IF' you train them correct, with "if" doing a lot of heavy lifting.
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  2624. Not really. There is only one solution.
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  2625. Yes, I suspect the majority of Russians are living in a dystopian a world founded in lies and propaganda spoon fed from birth. That's the feedback I hear coming from Russian POWs
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  2626. Could this Kherson withdrawal be a trap? I don't believe Russia would withdraw without expecting some kind of pay-off.
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  2627. Perhaps he pretends to not know? He has a Bachelor's Degree in economics.... if you can believe it!
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  2628. They left because the leave vote was 52%. Not exactly a ringing endorsement of the proposal. In hindsight though, I suspect a lot would change their minds.
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  2629. Don't be a troll. Try to focus on being a good person who works to make the world a better place.
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  2630. There are effectively two markets... international forex being propped up by pootin by using all sorts of restrictions and limitations and buy-backs and high interest rates is reasonably stable right now. That's probably what you're referring to. The domestic market has collapsed by comparison. For instance, a spread of 50/200 was quoted by ruzzian banks last week.
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  2631.  @the1stoldman  Coffee quality in Australia is variable depending on where you get it. Same in NZ. I've lived in both countries. Melbourne is better in range and quality when compared to anything I've had in NZ but not by much. Things may have changed but I find it difficult to believe Wellington can out compete Melbourne on coffee. That said, I love Wellington. I have many fond memories of Wellington. My father even drove the trams there way back. Spent a lot of time in Wellington.
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  2632. Very well said.
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  2633. It simply means that for those cases where it's applicable, there'll be a runtime speed improvement. It's over to the developer to decide. That it can't be applied to all code or that it potentially increases compile time isn't a significant negative, in my opinion. It's just another handy tool to have.
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  2634. Laurence Fox is wrong on lockdowns and Covid-19 in my opinion. Same old flawed talking points. It doesn't have to be black or white. We need balance. Other than that, this was a fantastic discussion.
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  2635. Those Jew haters might find themselves sent to the front lines sometime soon. Perfect candidates.
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  2636. Why are they converting... ignorance, stupidity...
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  2637. Weird comment. You can like him. He is likeable. The rest of you comment likey only makes sense to 0.00000000% of readers.
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  2638.  @Carhill  That it works on an honesty system is the reason I won't ask for a free pass. And the subscription is too expensive so I won't pay either. I suspect I'm not alone.
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  2639. Not so sure about that. Same argument when computers became popular and further back when automation became a thing. More jobs today than ever before. People are creative. Types of jobs will change as they always have.
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  2640. Yeah, right. You have noticed what happens dissidents? Even a whole neighbouring country of 40 million people is not safe from Putin. How much less a handful of Russians dissidents?
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  2641. Being an atheist does not prevent one from using specific words. Why should it? I don't see anything interesting about that. I'm an ahteist who talks about religion a lot. Why not?
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  2642. Eric Weinstein LOL Not sure I want to waist any time on this guy....
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  2643. You're not supposed to start way back at the ice age. There was no industry back then. It's irrelevant. It should be clear even to Blind Freddy that the mean global temperature is rising at an alarming rate when compared to natural fluctuations that occur over millennia. FYI the warming trend we're interested in starts during the 1800's. Makes no sense denying facts other than for some ideological position.
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  2644.  sarah freethinking notrump noleftysjw  You're justifying crime, right?
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  2645. Supply and demand would be one reason. Teams compete for the best players because it's all about winning. To put e.g. police officers on football player salaries would be impossible economically.
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  2646. Trump cancelled an attack not too long ago because it was likely that it would kill a dozen or so people. To think he would want to initiate a nuclear war is a stretch.
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  2647. I don't understand why any country or partitioned territory would choose to live under Russia's oppressive boot? Russia brings nothing but misery.
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  2648. It was incredibly good. Maybe you weren't paying attention?
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  2649. Chris Albertsson Brilliant comment and correct. At last someone who is informed and rational. You're a rare breed.
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  2650. Shadow Fox Correct. I'm totally against the Arab occupation of Jewish land and the attacks against Jews... rockets, stabbings, bombings, fire kites, rock throwing etc. it has to end, right?
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  2651. What's it going to take to stop Russian missile attack? Is there any sense in destroying some Russia stuff, like maybe ships or the Crimean bridge? Perhaps the threat might act as a deterrent? Right now Russia knows it can attack with impunity. That has to stop.
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  2652. ​ @caribbeancruise4148 conservative tears incoming 2025
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  2653. Ironically, prayer is the thing least likely to be effective.
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  2654.  @begshallots  The comment was about sleep. I've experienced many times waking up with the solution to a complex problem I had been working on the previous day. Not claiming anything. Just an observation.
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  2655. Thank you for speaking the truth.
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  2656. ​ @wainkemgeorge583 RuZZia you mean?
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  2657. The stupid "god wants it" argument always fails. Ukrainians and Russians are fighting on the same ground.... I guess "god" wants that?
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  2658. Are you sure that the West currently has $300B invested in ruZZia? I'm not quite sure what you mean.
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  2659. TROLL?
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  2660. Nothing Trump does makes sense. He's a bumbling clown. How can Putin "want it stopped and settled" at the time as he's "hitting them harder". They're mutually exclusive behaviours. Trump is lying again.
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  2661. That would be a nighmare and pretty silly.
    2
  2662. Russia is clearly unhinged.
    2
  2663. Everyone knows more than they admit.
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  2664. Harris made it clear what she stands for. She stated it over and over... but what does Trump stand for? All he did was ramble, spew hate, and lie about crazy stuff like 1000% tariffs and eating dogs and cats, etc.
    2
  2665. With freedom come responsibility, but too many take the freedoms but ignore their responsibilities.
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  2666. I noticed a truck load of them on another channel.
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  2667. You're correct, but I suspect they've heard the same crap a thousand times over and are growing tired of it?
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  2668. The right wing sounded intelligent a few years back when they were exposing the worst extremes of the woke left, but since then they've been pretty much wrong about everything. Kind of the the proverbial broken clock.
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  2669. Those comments re: "triggering ww3" are moronic. Putin is entirely responsible. No one else wants this war.
    2
  2670. Russia would invade Finland if it wanted to. I see nothing stopping it except the fear of losing the battle.
    2
  2671. Nope.
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  2672.  @gedt123  Glenn Loury is pointing out the obvious fact that an important contributor is cultural - "the enemy within". In reality, racism is not them main problem any more but leftist pot stirrers want it to be the main act.
    2
  2673. I've been a C and C++ dev for 28 years. I decided to try rust, but it did my brain in real quick. Didn't like it. It was 10% writing code and 90% head against brick wall.
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  2674. Why now? Biden's weak posturing maybe?
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  2675. Interrupting what? Who?
    2
  2676. Yeah, I I'm not interested in Windows 11 or Linux. See what happens around 2025.
    2
  2677. As a non American looking in from the outside, wokeness and the leftist lynch mobs, the kind we saw in Portland should be their focus. I don't get their fanaticism over Trump?
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  2678. Disturbing religous worship... what a ridiculous crime to have on the books. Little wonder there's been a swing to the right. As long as the far left continue to pedal their woke madness we'll see the far right gain support. And how about you cherry pick some the leftist woke crap for balance? Right now this report looks incredibly biased. I'm curious... whete does TLDR sit on the political spectrum... left?
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  2679. I've always argued against NATO being directly involved but perhaps I was wrong? Perhaps Russia needs to pushed out of Ukraine ASAP? This can't go on. Russian terrorism must stop. Russia is becoming an existential threat to Europe, if not the whole world, as it was during the cold war.
    2
  2680. Tariffs will quickly put an end to your plans
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  2681.  Hansi Reichhardtsohn  Then why are you here if it's all rubbish? You enjoy rubbish?
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  2682. That also happened to me. I just never fitted in. Was endlessly bullied and I dropped at age 15 just to survive. I agree with you regarding society. I just don't get it. It's nuts.
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  2683. The problem is... Trump's bs makes ruzzia more confident.
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  2684. Forcing radical gender theory and pronoun madness of the general public is equivalent to instituting blasphemy laws where atheists are punished for not believing in a non existent god. The idea the a trans-woman and a woman are equivalent is nonsensical.
    2
  2685. People on the hard left and the hard right hate facts.
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  2686. I have zero sympathy for these ruzzians who sign contracts "to give to the motherland".
    2
  2687. What I would say in responce to the constant irrationat nonsensical Trump bashing is.... Trump 2020
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  2688. So, you want to deprive the learning experience of many viewers just because you're impatient? Isn't that a little selfish? How about skipping the parts you don't need?
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  2689. And what was said in this video is spot on and excellent, but it only scratches the surface of the information available. The history of the Jewish people is long and complex but a common theme throughout is persecution and tragedy at the hands of empire builders, especially the Arabs (and let's never forget the Nazis in Europe). The Jewish people have been thrown off their land many times and many of their people have been flung to the four winds. This is their time to hold tight again. This is their land. Their only historical and cultural homeland.
    2
  2690. It's a possibilty, Trump being a clownish baffoon, but I wouldn't consider it likely.
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  2691. Go with the science.
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  2692. Never seen those Karens. We have the opposite problem.... anti mask karens. Either way, this video is further confirmation that most people are uninformed fools.
    2
  2693.  @jeffsimmons6064  Masks do help. The "experts" are lying.
    2
  2694. ​@glennlawson4410 Me too... in Melbourne. I'm hoping for a Harris win. 💙 🇦🇺
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  2695. The concept of free software is a strange one. Yes, if people want to donate their to a comminity, nothing wrong with that, but do we expect free food, free shoes, houses, cars, electricity, gas, should we expect free music downloads, free movies? Why is software any different? Yet we've come to expect it.
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  2696. They don't look elegant to my eyes. They're a mess.
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  2697. Sameer Samuel Doesn't matter what is said here... the 'refugee' intake will rise soon.
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  2698. That's a sad reflection on the intelligence of the average voter that they'd believe such bs.
    2
  2699. I hope. I wish Victorians would stop voting for leftist politicians.
    2
  2700. Because some people talk slower than others, some talk really fast. Is there a problem with that?
    2
  2701. I'm in my final year or two but I had to reduce my hours three years ago due to stress. So, that's already knocked a chunk (maybe half) of what I could have saved if my job hadn't turned negative. And stress is a killer, so something had to give.
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  2702. Glory to Ukraine.
    2
  2703. Israel is a country. So called "Palistine" isn't.
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  2704. I get your sentiment, but incompetence within Congress is not a war crime, nor is it illegal.
    2
  2705. Not really. To much is made of what people wear. It's fake. I respect people for what they are, what they say and what they do. I especially dislike business attire, especially business shirts with all those ugly untidy annoying buttons. So unnecessary.
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  2706. These long range drones might act as somwhat of a deterent. Russia gains nothing from bombing civilian targets in Ukraine, but ruzzia will lose something if drones start coming their way.
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  2707. Which part did you find funny? Just curious.
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  2708. Who cares? Companies are supposed to make profits for shareholders. That's their purpose. Maybe you could buy shares then you'd get to keep some of the profits?
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  2709. ​@stefank.1418 Yes, USA is way better, as is Canada, Australia, NZ, UK, and most of Europe. The U.S. is far from perfect, but if you think it's as bad as russia, then you have major problems inside that round thing mounted on your shoulders.
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  2710. Is it because they're working class or is it more about his irrational hatred of Trump? I think probably the latter?
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  2711.  @gore1089  Venezuelan economy was screwed over by socialism.
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  2712. Related question... why is there a difference between the vaccines? We've be told 62% for Oxford, 95% Pfizer yet both produce the spike.
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  2713. I like that. Spot on.
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  2714. She might be wrong to jetset. It's not a good look. That doesn't make her wrong about everything.
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  2715. C doesn't need a successor. I think C fills a niche that no other language has really mastered.
    2
  2716.  @mail2vw  That's ridiculous. Gates is not involved in the research, development or manufactoring of vaccines.
    2
  2717. I think she was heading somewhat in that direction but the topic was cut short. But yes, the way you describe consciousness is pretty much the way I see it.
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  2718. Any who does notice the difference clearly knows very little about computers, and likely has very simple use cases, just uses a familiar application or a web browser. I am a Windows C++ application developer of 30 years. I would notice the difference. The first being that I can no longer do my job.
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  2719. What do you mean by "trump forces"? I doubt Trump will win in 2024? Are there any Trump like parties likely to win power in Europe? I don't know.
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  2720. There's no guarantee that any java app will be secure. That's the same argument rust fans use.
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  2721. Stupid way to spin it. Russia is a threat to world peace and you're worrying about is student loans?
    2
  2722. You Can't Handle The Truth They worship equality while creating inequality.
    2
  2723. He's not woke LOL
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  2724.  @soselek1544  Japan was warned. It was the aggressor and it couldn't be trusted to follow through on promises. The war had to end and there was no goodcressonbto believe it would end without force. It beggers belief that anyone would blame America. The world would have been a very bad place in the Pacific and Europe had it not been for the American contribution.
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  2725. He knows what's going on and he is regularly spot on. Unlike the trolls who like to parrot ruzzia.
    2
  2726. KevinSafari Thermal Measurement would help but not much given that people are infectious without fever.
    2
  2727. I wish 8-bit style games were still popular. It's something much more doable as an individual or small indie team, and in my opinion, more fun to develop. I did a bit back in the 70s and 80s. I created a Pacman clone in ML but never quite figured out sound.
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  2728. ​ @EddieMuller-vt8pq She isn't ruzzian.
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  2729. Irrelevent.
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  2730. Depends on how much death is acceptable.
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  2731. ​ @jounik They sent them, so what's your point? Countries will help as they see fit and do so within their capabilities. The UK has been a leader.
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  2732. lol... not really, but nice try troll.
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  2733. Yeah, there's always a super brain who does it in seconds... but what you wrote there is not a few seconds work, at least not for 99% of us.
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  2734. I think it was pretty good.
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  2735. For me, it's C++ software development. I've been using MS Visual Studio on Windows for 28 years. Linux doesn't have anything close. VS Code is nowhere close.
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  2736. ​@Etcher Not quite the same thing as the pronunciations of "live" of which have distinctly different meanings.
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  2737. I don't believe missing a few weeks of schooling would do any harm. I missed 3 years and still completed two Bachelors degrees. Children have their whole lives ahead of them. Any belief that schools will not be able to compensate for missed time is an admission that schools are incompetent. Hell, my son preferes remote learning and for myself, the opportunity to remote learn would have been a dream come true. I hated every last second of school. I used to wake in the mornings hoping the damn place had burned to the ground.
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  2738. I also love it. I just don't see the need to switch to another language in it's class. I mean, zig, rust, go, odin... why?
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  2739. Some much more foolish than others though.
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  2740. I have an A72. I wanted a large screen at an affordable price and I'm happy with it except for android. I hate it.
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  2741. Where did you get that idea from? Brain haemorrhage?
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  2742.  @COLO-i2j  Trump 2020 has a nice ring to it, right?
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  2743. I'm pretty sure those video games you refer to will be long gone and forgotten in a decade or two but chess will remain. It's also a case of personal preference. Some people prefer chess. As for 1990... what's the relevance? Chess has been played for 1000 years.
    2
  2744. Not really.
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  2745. A lot of the so called "hatred" is likely due to (1) having been force fed these fables (as I see them) and (2) the psycological damage done by believing them. This I know is true of many and it's precisely my experience. This man (WLC) is still telling these stories as if they were a true historical record and not fables. This shocks me. I was indoctrinated as a child but I figured out years ago that it was a fantasy. The emotional reaction could be described as "hate" but if it is hate, it's hatred if the deception and the years lost living a kind of a dream devoid of reality.
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  2746. And it gets hot because of the desert which acts like a giant heater.
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  2747. Not likely.
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  2748. Yes, subscribers get full shows and other stuff. Makes sense given that he doesn't really on ad revenue.
    2
  2749. It would make more sense to improve C++ compilers, and mabye add static analysys to flag "unsafe" code than to learn a whole new language and to rewrite whole code bases.
    2
  2750. I thought he was doing it because he cares about Ukraine? Seems I was wrong.
    2
  2751. Russia needs to know that invading its neigbours and stealing territory is totally unacceptable. End of story. Give them an inch and they'll take a mile.
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  2752. I have the wrong personality type for public speaking but you're actually doing pretty good job. You're dynamic enough to be interesting without being annoying or coming across as insincere or pretentious. Just spot on. And I recently discovered your channel and I'm impressed.
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  2753. It might seem crazy, but I think it is the best way to create an understanding of what's really happening
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  2754. Not really.
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  2755. I want the Sam Harris of 2015 back. The time before TDS. I still live in hope.
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  2756. I've chosen C++ for 2025.... as I did for 2024 and 2023 .... 1995
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  2757. I don't understand the "antiracist" term. Seems redundant.
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  2758. I wouldn't describe a primary vote of LNP 36% vs Labor 31% as an overwhelming rejection of the LNP. Yes, I know how the voting system works but still not an overwhelming rejection in terms of voter support. Loss of seats yes, voter support no. LNP could just as easily come back in 2025
    2
  2759.  @philosophyze  I've been using C for 40 years and haven't found much to complain about.
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  2760. Russia is unhinged. No logic or reason can offer an explanation for what's happening in Ukraine. Putin and his cronies are deranged.
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  2761. Great comment. I wish we could all treat each other with respect and as equals. I don't believe BLM can achieve this. The hatred and violence and lack of reasoned discussion is clearly making things worse.
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  2762.  @grahamatsea3575  Troll?
    2
  2763. He's likely to be telling the story as accurately as it can be known right now. Furthers details may emerge, at which point we'll know more. That's typically how things play out.
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  2764. Millions of people have died of covid already and largely due to people, governnents, politicians and commentators who like you mocked the idea that covid-19 posed a serious threat to health.
    2
  2765. We have the same list.
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  2766. ... great interviewer?
    2
  2767. Where are the supplies? They were already on the move (we were told) a week ago. GET ON WITH IT
    2
  2768. Hes clearly not a goof. It happens to lots if people and lots of non goof people.
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  2769. He suggested adding a resister. Maybe you missed that?
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  2770. One thing, though... the damage caused, and the cost of reconstruction is immense when a city is involved. Open fields not so much. One would think that keeping the ruzzians away from cities would be of the highest priority.
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  2771. The Four Horseman thing is how I discovered Sam Harris. And even though there are things I've disagree with, I keep coming back.
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  2772. Probably her fathers fault. If so, he reaps what he sows.
    2
  2773.  @mehrshadvr4  There are good people on both sides, but there are many more bad people on the far left.
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  2774. Probably. That's where most evidence points and it's the most plausible explanation.
    2
  2775. Russian warships in Ukrainian waters should be sunk in response to a Russian attack on the nuclear power plant. Russian ships in the Crimean ports are legitimate military targets. Give Ukraine the ability to sink them.
    2
  2776. ​@akakiiakakievich1646 How would that help Ukraine?
    2
  2777.  @enthusia492  Symbols like du dv dx dy etc on their own seem to take on multiple meanings. It's like a secret art that no one ever fully explains.
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  2778. What about natural peanut butter... just peanuts ground up? I thought peanuts were OK and a good source of protein? I prefer to limit red meat consumption.
    2
  2779. There is no "crisis" for ruZZia. It started the completely poinless war against a country that wasn't even an enemy. It could end the war as easily.
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  2780. These goons are so far left that anyone right of center looks like a fascist.
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  2781. Sensible informed people do. Morons don't.
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  2782. Yeah, I still believe attacking Ukraine from the north is more likely than attacking Poland.
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  2783. There are no Ukrainian militants, only defenders. More likely 100K Russians.
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  2784. ​ @sadmoneysoulja Not really, mine and many thousands of people's careers wouldn't have existed without MS. The whole thing has been a net good.
    2
  2785. It's not worthless if you want a low level developer job. I wouldn't want a web developer job or anything close. Therefore, I focused on Windows application development and C and C++ skills because that's where my passion was.
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  2786. What's with India joining the dark side? Morally bankrupt?
    2
  2787. That censoring the laptop story horrified me.
    2
  2788. TEAM ISRAEL
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  2789. ​ @virtualparalysis Then that nakes him dishonest. That's worse than being naive.
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  2790. Why is that important? Hamas was elected by Palestinians... are you saying hamas wouldn't be elected now if there were a fair and honest elections?
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  2791. Defending the motherland by invading its neighbour. Screwed up people.
    2
  2792. Only haters, antisemites and ignoramuses hate Israel.
    2
  2793. The government needs to pull the ABC back into line. So far to the left now it's ridiculous yet my taxes pay for it. It's outrageous.
    2
  2794. None if them are up for the task yet.
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  2795. I need Windows :). Never want to go back to those archaic DOS days. There were even systems with GUIs in the 80s. MS took a while to catch up.
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  2796. I prefer C++ as a language, conceptually and architecturally. It's that simple. And I've been fortunate to have been a C++ developer for 20 years. There is no way python or java or JavaScript could have worked for us.
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  2797. I'm not American nor a Trump-worshiper but prefer Trump.
    2
  2798. "Conspiracy theorists" are either uninformed or misinformed and have failed to fact check.
    2
  2799. I upgraded to a i7 12700. Gave the old box to a family member. Speed improvement was good without breaking the bank.
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  2800. It's not ridiculous. And ADA is horrid.
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  2801. I'd figured out antifa were fascists years ago but not because I'm anything special. It's because I've been keeping an eye on the far left for over a decade. Their ability to infiltrate and affect society in a negative way scares the hell out of me. But yes, Andy Ngo is doing a great job in spreading awareness of these issues.
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  2802. Maybe you two can do a podcast?
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  2803. Small blocks, yes, but coders are not outdated. Coders have actual brains.
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  2804. Great guest, and finally some good news.
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  2805. Who is "we"? And I don't know why, so maybe you could enlighten us? Apart from the fact that Crimea is Ukrainian, I'm not sure what you mean.
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  2806. @J S Don't get too cocky... be warned, it only takes one stuff up and you'll be in a lock-down. One fool breaking through your border or one fool skipping quarantine.
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  2807. ​@daniellarson3068 Not likely that guns would actually be enough. Not likely that it would ever happen, either.
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  2808. Point is, the enemy was warned. What they believed or didn't believe is irrelevent.
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  2809.  @shenjiejason8350  Not really. China can simply do it cheaper.
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  2810. The AI we're talking about doesn't actually think. It's nit intellegence. It's mimicking intelligence just enough to seem like it. It's just a bunch of maths at its core. As a software developer of 35 years and one who studied AI, I'm not at all worried about it. It's just another tool. The difference is in the hype and fearmongeting.
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  2811.  @nigelhaywood9753  except this is an entirely different scenario. The analogy is nonsensical.
    2
  2812. An open source browser projetc which forms the basis of many web browers e.g. Edge and Opera and originally Google Chrome I believe.
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  2813. Various CPUs have various instructions for shifting.... arithmetic shift versus logical shift. Some look at it as shift vs. rotate. The latter would cause a rap around. An arithmetic shift on a signed value would maintain the signed status.
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  2814. ​ @Lp78Ch It doesn't really matter, especially in this case. Her being a decent intelligent capable and honest person should be all that matters right now.
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  2815. ​ @ttrestle  How could you possibly know whether all "first" commenters have boring lives? I call bs on that.
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  2816. The idea that Crimea is or should be Russian because there are a bunch of Russians living there (no doubt due to Russia committing genocide in the past) is ludicrous. If you're Russian or pro Russia and you don't like living in Ukraine then bugger off. That's what most normal people would do.
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  2817. None of that, even if true, explains why anyone would vote for a man as badly flawed and as corrupt and as dangerous as Trump. Do people not have the ability to think rationally?
    2
  2818. I consider a thumbs to be complimenting the messenger, not the message. Sometimes Jake has to deliver bad news. That's war sadly.
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  2819. I would say Israel is diverse. Depends on your definition of diverse though.
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  2820. Yeah, it sucks for real work. Probably ok for single file toy projects, or for tinkerers.
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  2821. That's what I thought. I think the immigration problems helped drive Brexit.
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  2822. Cache memory is still memory, as opposed to CPU registers, which are way faster than memory.
    2
  2823. I've been a C++ Windows application developer for 28 years. All Windows desktop stuff. Never touched the web. Barely ever touched C# or java, but enough to form a massive java "hatred". I loathe it with a passion. I basically quit because of it. The stress is too high.
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  2824.  @jenster1190  They’re probably waiting for stronger evidence in support. None of this looks convincing to me nor was it convincing to the relevant experts, I suspect. It’s a mixed bag.
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  2825. Yet another person babbling nonsense... bias? What do you want... Russian propaganda?
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  2826. Trump unhinged.
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  2827. Who are "these people"? As for arguments against Trump... if you can't find any, it's because a) you haven't looked or b) you don't want to see them.
    2
  2828. How can there be a visit on April 5th when it's already April 30?
    2
  2829. ​ @robertatkins9419  Way more than two already and many more to come I'm sure.
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  2830.  @EvdogMusic  Who cares who owns them? I don't. All I care about is the accuracy of their reporting and so far I haven't found any media outlet that is 100% accurate. A lot of the stuff on Sky News is good but not all of it, same goes for the ABC. Lot's of good documentaries and local content on the ABC but I don't like their political bias.
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  2831. He didn't predict this virus so well. He predicted there would be another like SARS, but so did many others. Nothing magical. There have been many epidemics and pandemics and there will be more to come. Can people stop spinning everything into some kind of conspiracy. It's becoming tiresome.
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  2832. I think that's almost nonsensical.
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  2833. Derna1804 So we should just allow Nazism, the KKK and various forms of fascism to flourish because if we ban them "we will have abandoned the light of Western culture and adopted the close-mindedness of authoritarian Middle-Eastern societies" ? Right? Where should we draw the line? Why can't we as a community decide on acceptable standards of behavior and enforce them? We already do, don't we? What's the difference in principle between banning the burqa in public places and for instance banning offensive speech or banning being naked in public places? Why does Islam always get the free pass?
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  2834. I agree. I didn't see any evidence for intent but I did see evidence of incompetence. I don't understand the US definitions of murder and homicide but I would define the actions leading to the accident death of another as manslaughter.
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  2835. There is no such thing as a Palestinian homeland. This is a PLO lie. Palestine refers to a geographical region, not a state. If you really want to talk about "Palestinians" then you'd have to accept the Jews as being the original Palestinians. They were living in the region long before the term "Palestine" was invented.
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  2836. Well said. I beggers belief that it took Sam so long to figure out Trump's appeal. It should have been obvious from the get go. Even now, I doubt he really gets it.
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  2837. So what? How about people who didn't take that course? Or those who have forgotten? These educational videos are not all about you.
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  2838. Eclipse would be an absolute nighmare, especially for beginners.
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  2839. No, but when you're fighting an existential battle against a large fascist power that commits war crimes daily, then desperate measures are necessary. But I'm sure you already knew that, right?
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  2840.  @dnocturn84  That would be rrelevant even if true (which it's not). But nice try.
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  2841. That was also my line of thought.
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  2842. ​ @HarisHuskic-gp1ni Islamic radicals are not fighting for bread, they are fighting for allah
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  2843. You're trolling.
    2
  2844. TheBoss2288 "What specifically is given them?"... The ability to jump the border without relevant papers / permits i.e. illegal immigration. That would be the issue, right?
    2
  2845. Rust is the most crappy awful language I've encountered in its class. I would rather write C code.
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  2846. ​ @morglod Rust was a completely screwed up language right from the get go. At least C++ had a sold foundation. Some of the recent additions to C++ are unnecessary and can be ignored if one chooses. I barely touch anything post C++11.
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  2847. Trump stuff aside, he's pretty good.
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  2848. No, all of those extra commits are just noise. Five years on, when someone needs to understand the change history, it'll be polluted with 10x more commits than needed.
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  2849. I think I you're missing something? It's got to be more than religion, race identity. That's the left's game.
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  2850. I have always equated anti-zionism with antisemitism. It just seems so obvious.
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  2851. What do you mean by no build tool with C++? You mean none on Linux? MS Visual Studio does builds, and it's way better than messing around with rust in VS Code. Been using it for 25 years for building commercial C++ applications. I converted my prime sieve benchmark to rust... what an f'ing nightmare. In any case, the rust version ran 12% slower and 10x harder to write. I susoect the speed difference is due to LLVM which I've discovered is 12% slower than MSVC across a bunch of tests.
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  2852. I've been in software development for 20 years and I wouldn't regret University in spite of the time and money. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life and while I learned a lot of software engineering and coding stuff (which was the main goal), I wouldn't say the rest was irrelevant. University can provide a broader and more well rounded learning experience. Life is more than just coding. My favorite is C++ because my main interest hobby-wise and professionally is in high performance applications and I have zero interest in web stuff.
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  2853. Is there a problem? What's your point?
    2
  2854. Possibly just the US making it's position clear.
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  2855.  @Arcadius8  It is nowhere near WW3 yet but it very well could be if we're not careful. If that happens, no one wins. Right now, there is a way out. WW3 would be the end of everything.
    2
  2856. Correct. It will become endemic.
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  2857. Pootin bullshiting as usual.
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  2858.  @Aluttuh  Great in theory, useless in practice. My problem is caused by external sources which cannot be removed. A "patch" is better than the alternative which is nothing.
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  2859. That's just speculation. I've been using Windows for 25 years without such problems and Windows 11 is at least 3 years away for me so I don't care. As a desktop alternative, Linux needs to up it's game GUI wise.
    2
  2860. Of course they're political. How often would you get a Democrat and a Republican in total agreement?
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  2861. ​@JayEy Rather a different scenario, though, right? 40k hamas operatives hiding in and popping out of tunnels. Human shields everywhere, etc.
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  2862.  @CornelOneill95  Germany was too left leaning.
    2
  2863. Nice to listen before going to sleep. It's late here.
    2
  2864. ​ @arawn2636 That's what your election was for.
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  2865. I remember it differently to the way you're describing the evolution of the 'red line'. I'm quite sure I'd heard it from ruzzian officials early on that any attack on ruzzian territory would cross the line. And there was a lot of 'noise' around nuclear weapons at the same time. I also remember many commentators asking about attacks on the occupied territories after the sham elections... would they be considered crossing the red line etc.
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  2866. To deal with memory addresses. C was very broadly speaking and conceptually a higher level assembler. The next step up in a way. Memory address are fundamental in assembly language because we're dealing with the cpu and other hardware items directly, hence memory addresses in assembly and pointers in C.
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  2867. Might try that someday. I tested Dave's code on my i7 12700 with a few mods to C++ x64 under VS. I couldn't get much past the 100,000,000,000 limit due to memory constraints. Execution time 300secs
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  2868. Why would you expect to see them? You shouldn't be seeing them. They're supposed to be quarantining at home or in hospital if very sick.
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  2869.  @jonjones1336  A lot of unsubstantiated claims right there.
    2
  2870. How would they know their immunity status? Testing for it is more difficult and more expensive than simply being vaccinated. In such cases the vaccination acts as a booster.
    2
  2871. In my country where there is almost no natural immunity, it's also the case that the poorer, lower skilled and immigrant areas are the least vaccinated. Obviously nothing to do with natural immunity and nothing to do with cost. The vaccines are free. Around 99% in hospital are unvaccinated and most are from the demographic a described. Those at the greatest risk are the least motivated..
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  2872. Funny hearing "just 4 months before the election". Our election campaigns are typically 5 weeks from start to finish.
    2
  2873. ​@ChrisBensler Still not 100% sure what "technical debt" means. People throw that term around on a regular basis, without actually saying what they mean specifically.
    2
  2874. ​ @ImperiumLibertas It might be a great editor, but that's only covering 1% of a developer's day. 99% is doing other stuff (that Vim can't do). It's akin to optimising too early. Jumping through hoops cut a ms of the execution time of a process that runs for 10 minutes.
    2
  2875. I refuse to listen to that Johnson clown.
    2
  2876. Who said the whole world would be watching? No one? But I can assure you lots were watching from all over the world, as I was. Trump's great speech, the impeachment debacle. Polozi's antics, Democrat lies. All of it. The US is a great nation. They have much to be proud of, including their President.
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  2877. The quote makes no sense. The West is not leading Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine, a sovereign state. It's that simple.
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  2878. We do think. All of these criticisms are easy in hindsight. Russia is a loose cannon. No one knows what it will do next. It's been like that for decades.. perhaps centuries. I can still vividly remember the 80's nuclear threat. I can still feel the euphoria of the wall falling and thinking how at last many more people will experience freedom. But Russia persists in being an unpredictable bully.
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  2879. Not just the UK. Same in my country. How much Ukrainian war news do I see on TV? Not much. It's dominated by trival local issues and football.
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  2880. I believe you're correct in the medium term, but right now Ukraine will still have to break through heavilly fortified Russian positions. Is that possible without heavy equipment? Seems not.
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  2881. Java is awful. End of story.
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  2882. The only country powerfull enough to act as guarantor is the US, but it's unreliable. NATO membership is the other option, but it's unlikely given how dysfunctional Europe is.
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  2883.  @chief8886  I'm sure he does get it because I interpreted "voting for them" to be a reference to the primary vote. I get it and I still agree with his sentiment. For roughly 30% of voters, Labor was their preferred choice. For approx 70% it wasn't.
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  2884. The US growth rate is not zero. Where do you get that from?
    2
  2885. An anti-white anti-establishment black supremacist cult.
    2
  2886.  @yaelz6043  The west is the best.
    2
  2887. You can't judge the validity of a person's opinion on views or their age.
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  2888. ​​ @devongratrix4921 The Democrats (and other left leaning parties) need to purge the toxic woke bs.
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  2889. Kristi Marie Affirmative action is a bad idea and its unjust.. You want to choose the person who is not the best for the position because of skin color. I want to choose the best person for the position regardless of skin color. Which makes the most sense? Which is the fairest? Image if someone applies for a position at a great university but fails only to discover later that the person who was accepted was because she was brown skinned even though academically inferior. That stinks. Do we not want the very best minds graduating from the top universities? The greats researchers? The greatest scientists? Affirmative action works against that. Remember we are all a minority of one. These groups you talk about are arbitrary and meaningless. Affirmative action is itself a form of racism and sexism. Affirmative action doesn't the problem. It just adds a layer of injustice.
    2
  2890. None of that is true. And here's a suggestion... fix your keyboard.
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  2891. Put your thinking cap on before typing.
    2
  2892. That's shocking.
    2
  2893. Whereas I learned C++ eons ago, loved it and have been using it for eons.
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  2894. The spyware thing is over hyped scaremongering by Windows haters.
    2
  2895. The Bible is full of that kind of nonsense.
    2
  2896. You're right but it depends on their level of insanity and what they believe a response would look like. I don't trust Russia in an way shape or form. Evil and unpredictable.
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  2897. Hamas are Palestinians elected by Palestinians... what's your point? You comment seems Nazi oriented?
    2
  2898. I can't believe anyone would vote for that Palmer United nonsense. Yeah, I'm also sick of being force fed their crappy adds.
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  2899. Nice informative comment. I'm not Muslim but I think I understand your points.
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  2900. Bye bye.
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  2901. Bare in mind that Australia has a very high level of vaccination (well over 90% excluding young children) and the booster program is moving along as well. Lots of infections as expected but the percentage going into hospital is well down on 2020 and it's mid summer, an ideal time to be opening up. But it's not a change in philosophy. Lockdowns buy time and they did. Opening up after reaching vaccination targets has been the plan for many months.
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  2902.  @slipknnnot  Who cares. Gun details aren't all that important to many people, myself included. I have no idea what an AR15 is and I don't give a toss. What concerns me is people being killed by them.
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  2903. Putin could end all of this unnessecsry mayhem right now by leaving Ukraine. Why doesn't he? Makes no sense.
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  2904. Yeah, the Linux folder structure is bizzare.
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  2905. ​ @OSTARAEB4 Russia doesn't have many pluses LOL
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  2906. Australia is doing a way better job of handling the pandemic than most other countries. Wearing asks during a pandemic makes sense. Same as seatbelts in cars or helmets on motorcycles etc. It's not rocket science.
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  2907. The west is not collapsing lol
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  2908. Empty? Who? What? Religion?
    2
  2909. Nice try but no cigar.
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  2910. I don't believe detetministic 'clockwork' machines will ever be sentiment, and that's all computers are.
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  2911. Too many morons. The human race is doomed.
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  2912. Except it's not forced experimentation. We're way past the experimentation stage. That was mid 2020. There are also many situations where vaccine mandates make sense. It's simply a case of if you want the job then there are some requirements, vaccination being one of them. For example, having unvaccinated ICU staff makes zero sense.
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  2913. What are you babbling about?
    2
  2914. ​ @forbeginnersandbeyond6089 That's when people become overly cynical. It breeds all sorts of problems of its own, like the craziest of conspiracy theories.
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  2915. ​ @Wack373 You mean you don't know the meaning of "truth"? Really?
    2
  2916. Trump and his followers are liars. Most of their claims are bogus. They're like the flat eathers.
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  2917. He's doing a good job right now. What are the Libs doing?
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  2918. Define non-woke distro. Not sure how gender etc. would be relevent to Linux?
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  2919. Better tell this to China and India. That said, most of the coverage is overly hyped propaganda. The Paris agreement means nothing much because most countries ignore it. And if you think wind and solar are the answer then answer this.... what happens when the wind stops blowing and the sun stops shining?
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  2920. Another great interview. Thank you. This was especialy interesting to me having been indoctrinated into two religous cults. Firstly in the 60s as a child, and then in the 80s. I've now turned my back on religion entirelly.
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  2921. That's rubbish. USA is the most powerful country economically and militarily. NATO is the most powerfull military alliance on the planet. Pretty much everything you wrote was incorrect. And no, I don't want more... that was more than enough.
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  2922. One thing that is absolutely certain... ruzzia will spin an endless stream of lies.
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  2923. The idea that Ukraine would send anyone weapons is an insane concept on its face. One would have to be a few braincells short to believe that one.
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  2924. ​ @wodmarach  We were talk BODMAS as a memory aid in the 60s. It's not a rule. It just helps remember precedence. I completed a mathematics degree in the 90s. BODMAS still applies. Nothing changed. I now work as a C++ software developer. Still BODMAS. Mathematics fundamentals haven't changed in a very long time.
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  2925. I suspect there will always be fires as there have been for millennia. It's part of the natural cycle.
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  2926. Probably because there is no video and I'm guessing because he prefers the format for his own podcasting platform. YouTube is secondary.
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  2927.  @msgillett4999  Then you're looking at the wrong data. Why would you value an old animal test over the latest human sourced data based on numerous trials and a global vaccine roll out?
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  2928.  @Austrian-Painter-88  What saddens me is people who spread misinformation about life saving vaccines and favor mass death and disease over personal sacrifice. People need to be a little less me me me. Don't lie about the vaccines, it cost someone gullible their life.
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  2929. Who wrote it?
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  2930. It's object oriented enough to be annoying. All of the Java code bases I've seen already overdo the oop thing.
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  2931. Can someone explain how wanting to reduce CO2 emissions equates to controlling the populace? So if Ichose to install solar panels on my roof, I lose my freedom to do what exactly? I do get cheaper electric Bill's but that gives me greater freedom. I don't get it. I've heard the same BS around covid vaccinations.. like reducing the risk of hospitalisation is somehow controlling me.
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  2932. Putin's miscalculation aside, I thought the world was moving beyond imperialism. I guess Russia missed the memo.
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  2933. Shills? Really?
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  2934. You might, but it's likely that at least 99.99% of users wouldn't even know about IPv6, let alone know how to disable it or why to do it. I've been working in the IT sector for 26 years and wouldn't have a clue about networks past pluging in the cable and hoping it would work. It's just not my area of expertise.
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  2935. The ruble is strong because it's being propped up.
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  2936. Not until there is evidence supporting it's safe and efficacious use in treating covid-19. Need to wait for trial results. I have seen no credible trial results in support. Where are these studies you speak of?
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  2937. What's your point? Not all land is equal. Obviously any land gained on the moon would be an extraordinary achievenment. The land that Ukraine has regained since summer was the most heavily mined and trenched on the planet. That's also an extraordinary achievement. Is that what you're saying?
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  2938.  @DrSakthi  It really doesn't matter given that the earth is so very close to spherical. Most people need not concern themselves with the tiny deviation.
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  2939. Ukraine needs to become as self reliant as possisible and as fast as possible. The US political system is fickle and unreliable. Europe is pathetic... all talk and no action. Trump had that right. Not much else, but his criticism of NATO was timely.
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  2940.  @mrjerzheel  You missed the point.
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  2941. Nope. Wrong.
    2
  2942. Rust is much more difficult to learn and use than C++ in my opinion. I can do anything I want to do in C++, so I've abandoned rust. It effectivelly offers me nothing but headaches. As for multi-threading, I've developed them in C++ without any issues. I'm not sure what additional benefits rust provides there, but it does make everything 10x harder.
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  2943. What are you babbling about? I thought he was very informative. He is not a reporter. He is providing an overview based on his own expertise. Perhaps you should read the video title?
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  2944. ​ @operator9858 Many are.
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  2945.  @sypha7400  It doesn't exist.
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  2946. Not really. The terms have different meanings.
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  2947. She was amazing and she was extraordinary.
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  2948. People have their own agency. Jordan Peterson is not responsible for the actions of others. The caller is obviously an idiot.
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  2949. Yeah, right. Trump won't be doing anything.
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  2950. Why do you support criminal pootin? Are you morally bankrupt? Zelensky is right to fight for his own country and people. What's wrong with your brain?
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  2951. President Xi won't be fooled by pootin.
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  2952. Hassan Jalloh Because if they passed through Mexico without seeking asylum there then they're not legitimate asylum seekers. Seeking asylum is not about finding the best country in the world, it's about finding safe haven.
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  2953. @bjm090 So where do you draw the line? There must be some point at which you say that's enough... so where is it... 7000? 70,000? 700,000, 700,000,000?
    2
  2954. He was lying.
    2
  2955. In your dreams troll
    2
  2956. Anyone who watches these videos of Ukrainian villages being liberated and seeing the emotion and joy of the people, will realise how evil is the idea of doing a deal with pootin.
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  2957. You're not too bright are you? I guess those virologists, doctors and nurses in ICU and the deceiced and their grieving families are all payed actors, right? Just one big global conspiracy? Flat earth?
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  2958. @David WP Can you back up those ridiculous claims? The two vaccines being used in the US are the culmination of 10 years research... hardly rushed.
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  2959. IQ: A number representing a person's reasoning ability (measured using problem-solving tests) as compared to the statistical norm or average for their age, taken as 100. (Wikipedia). Pretty simple I would say. There is plenty of information around IQ testing. Like any other metric, it helps in understanding a person's skill set. I don't see anything wrong with that... in fact I would consider it a positive. I'm not sure what you had in mind with the questions? Are you suggesting IQ is affected by being socially ostracized for being intelligent (for instance)? I was socially ostracized for being intelligent through my childhood (at school) yet my IQ has been pretty stable throughout. Even after having dropped out of school very early due to bullying and suffering depression as a child due to dysfunctional parents... my IQ has remained the same. I believe IQ is a fundamental genetic trait like skin color.
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  2960. Those who don't want to fight will move south. Those who do want to fight will stay. Many will stay because their hatred of Jews is much stronger than their desired to stay alive. I think it's that simple.
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  2961. A politician who speaks clearly and accurately and to the point. The host not so good.
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  2962. Easy to make money on the internet? Wow, really? Wish I could figure it out.
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  2963. Woke diversity BS and how to destroy a cohesive society.
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  2964. There is another way of looking at this. Yes, everything you said might be true. But what is also true is that you'll never get everyone to eat well, exercise, and not be stressed, etc. There'll always be people who need surgery, and it's not your fault that they need it. You fulfilled your obligation. I should eat more veggies and get more exercise and avoid stress, but that's a pipe dream that I'll likely never fulfil due to my flaws as a person and others' selfishness.
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  2965.  @purple.requiem  All of that extra C++ stuff like STL containers snd streams are relatively heavy but unless you're going for maximum performance, it likely won't matter and it will still outperform most other languages.
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  2966. K v I like Trump... I don't care whether a politician is 'nice'. Politics is a tough game. Nice doesn't always cut it. More important to me is whether politicians do their job. Whether they try to fulfill their promises in the face of opposition and I see Trump doing that... e.g. the wall, border security, travel bans, tax cults, exposing the 'fake news' media, pushing back against the insanity of political correctness... there's plenty to be positive about but the left continue to focus on alleged "lies", or that he's white or male or wealthy or that he said some "hurtful words" and a bunch of other nonsense... fixating on relative trivialities while ignoring the important stuff.
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  2967. We call it petrol. It's already around $2 ltr. Our gas is actually a gas.
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  2968. Cultural appropriation is just a nonsensical concept promoted by the woke mob.
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  2969. Exactly, plus too much emphasis on positive PCR tests. People catch colds every year but they don't die. That's what herd immunity looks like.
    2
  2970.  @goodcomrade4231 Because there is nothing to "get". We need vaccines and only "big pharma" can make them.
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  2971. ​ @wiseian8473 Israel should have been assigned that territory from the get go. The Arabs to the other side. The way the land was divided was brain dead and a massive injustice for the Jews.
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  2972.  @rockmandokeeperofthestones70  Crazy rant!
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  2973. I'm impressed by anyone who can understand Git. It's a frigging nightmare.
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  2974. Ruzzians don't seerned to have changed much in the intervening years.
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  2975. Brilliant work Jake.
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  2976.  @rogerstarkey5390  They're great conceptually but a long way from being an affordable alternative to ICE cars. Not sure where you live but the last time I looked in my country, there was no EV priced below $50,000. That's double the price of an ICE car. And in the used car market it's even worse. Additionally, we already have power shortages at peak times both in terms of generation and grid capacity. Charging a car simply adds load to the already overloaded grid and the remaining coal generators.
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  2977. Have you nothing constructive to say other than a bunch lame insults? Nothing wrong with speaking slowly... is there? I guess people like him because they enjoy his style of deep diving into controversial topics, but he is not perfect. No one is. I disagree with him on a bunch of stuff but still enjoy listening.
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  2978. Snake csse is disgusting.
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  2979. ​​​ @haxney You're correct but it was the poor way for a public speaker to say it. Just refer to Crimea as Ukrainian territory. Simple and accurate. Or refer to it as being illegally occupied by Russia. Putins fake referenda should never be acknowledged in any way shape or form.
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  2980. Those "scientific facts" show no such thing.
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  2981. Fascist lockdown LOL. No one is totally free. We're not allowed to rob banks, right? We have road rules to prevent excessive injury and death, stringent standards for aircraft maintenance to prevent crashes, gun safety regulations etc. Lockdowns are for the same reason. I guess you haven't given this much thought?
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  2982. What do you mean?
    2
  2983. Putin in the Hague... wouldn't that be a piece of good news.
    2
  2984.  @als5482  Ending whatever grievances might reignite violence must be down to the factions in the fight, not NATO.
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  2985. @DemocraticEcoSocialist More than a million kiwis have left over recent decades because they weren't happy. Half of them in Australia. I grew up in NZ. The country was actually racist and probably still is. Moari vs Pakeha issues dominate. The country when down the path of treaties, Maori seats in parliament, compulsary Maori culture and language in schools. Maori language became an official language. Large reparation payouts were made. None of that achieved anything in terms of social cohesion. The far left rabble rousers and Maori radicals continued to stir division. My wife hated it so we left. That was in the 90's before NZ lurched even further left.
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  2986. I remember doing that. Having to insert extra code and having to recalculate a bunch of absolute addresses all in hex.
    2
  2987. That blows my mind... really? It seems to work, but I can feel my brain exploding. It's baffling how that can work.
    2
  2988.  @es8059  Who cares about his taxes anyway? He probably pays more tax in a year than you'll pay in a lifetime.
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  2989. Actually, the far-left hates Jews as does the far-right. It's the folk nearer the centre who have the most balanced world view and support the Jews.
    2
  2990. Better to not listen to either of them.
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  2991.  @thegeneralist7527  Tony Heller LOL. Why would you believe any of his nutty stuff?
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  2992. Russia has effectivelly declared war on the whole world by sabotaging ports. It's about time the world responed. It's clear now that supplying weapons to Ukraine isn't enough. This has to stop... e.g. something like threatening to sink Russia's black sea fleet if it continues to attack Ukraine's infrastructure would be a good start.
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  2993. Germany has helped fund Pootin's war through energy imports, now Germany's stubbornness is prolonging the war.
    2
  2994. Should have followed Australia's lead and put every country on the "red list". We've only this week resumed travel between Australia and NZ. Both countries have covid under control. Life is pretty much back to normal here.
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  2995. Wonderful guest. Thank you.
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  2996. A psychopath with an army.
    2
  2997. Why?
    2
  2998. Those Russians are disgusting callous subhuman liars. That Russian party clip made my blood boil, as did Pootin's bullshit.
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  2999. Cenk talks too much BS. All of that crap about Trump supporting nazis etc. There would be 150 million Americans 'on the right' but Cenk rambles on about a few white supremacists. Unhinged.
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  3000. After trying rust, I'll never want to use rust again. C++ provides everything I need already without having to re learn everything.
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  3001. That not exactly what he said.
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  3002. Way to much emphasis on LGBT stuff. The world has gone mad. The LGBT so called community don't matter any more than any other. Let's get over it.
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  3003. The point is a strict literal interpretation vs a moderated interpretation. Perhaps you missed that?
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  3004. $200 bilion from US taxpayers to Ukraine is a lie.
    2
  3005. How did you end up with morally bankrupt morons for both president and vice president?
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  3006. I think what you see there is something like 8 tracks linking two major stations in the Melbourne CBD. Flinders st. Station is to the right of the scene. Southern Cross way to the left. What you see is one of two main links between the north/west and southern lines.
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  3007. This is another reason why Ukraine needs to make significant advances asap,. Pootin's future is tied to winning, even small wins. Losing, even small loses will hit even harder. I wonder how long with Pootin's cronies put up with this crap?
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  3008. The far left and the far right have a lot in common within the context of how communism and fascism operate in practice. They're not complete opposites. I've seen this described as the "horseshoe theory". Makes sense to me.
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  3009. Both are exhibiting cultish behavior.
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  3010. Seems ruzzia's only purpose in this world is to be a wrecking ball. Nothing good ever comes from ruzzia. Not for its own citizens or for anyone else.
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  3011. Just looked up the definition of fascist: Trump and Musk fit the definition.
    2
  3012. Trump 2020 is the solution.
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  3013. How can ruZZia consider their invasion defensive? Are they insane?
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  3014. The left will happily blame Trump for state failures. Same here in Australia... the left blame our conservative federal government for leftist state failures. A glaring example being the Victorian second wave.
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  3015. I strongly dislike everything is a class paradigm. I like things to be classes only when it makes sense to be one. When I want it to be. Not everything needs to be abstracted away.
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  3016. Voters also have an influence, right... if Trump is the only candidate running with any chance of winning on the Republican side then what would the Republicans do? Embrace him? I'm not American so I don't understand the nuances but I hope you get my point.
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  3017. Does Russia ever stop lying?
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  3018. To be fair, the prediction that Biden would win requires that Biden be running. No one can predict a decision to stand aside, nor could they predict someone pulling out due to health issues or some other personal reason. That's not what the prediction is about. The comment from the Republican was stupidly disingenuous. Not unexpectedly.
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  3019. So, fuel shortages in sanctioned ruzzia will push up fuel prices in America? Really? HOW?
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  3020. Except that's not always possible. It sure wouldn't be viable where I live (Melbourne). The population density in the outer suburbs isn't high enough.
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  3021. Israel should just ignore the court. Of course the UN with bully Israel as it always does. No surprises there. The UN is a waste of space as evidenced by its lack of action against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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  3022. The guy sounds more like someone from the far right peddling a bunch of conspiracies and Russian propaganda and misinformation.
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  3023. Ruzzia could end this stupid pointless war right now. Just go back to ruzzia. Why don't they? They're too stupid?
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  3024. Yes, if two people want to be together, that's nobodies business. I don't even mind that they be given equal rights under the law (being equivalent to marriage) but it should not be called marriage. Marriage is a very special relationship between a man and a woman. The foundation of family. Never heard of a man giving birth.
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  3025. Don't be stupid. Why so many idiots commenting? The dam is under Russian control and was mined by Russia in 2022. Wake up. This blown up dam does not benefit Ukraine at all.
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  3026. Anyone typing that fast isn't doing software development, they're most likely hacking code.
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  3027. This was really good and timely for me being mid 60's.
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  3028. More likely government incompetence.
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  3029. I live in Australia. I would describe 20C as warm, 30C hot, 40C horrendous. So no, we don't love 40 degrees. I don't anyone who does. My sweet spot is 15C i.e. mid winter
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  3030. In my opinion, a lot of what's happened and what is currently happening to Trump (e.g. impeachment, false claims of a coup attempt etc) is because he's Trump. This all started in 2015. If he were any other politician, we'd be seeing not much, if anything. Oh, and I'm not a Trump supporter, I'm not American and I don't live in America. TDS much is what I see.
    2
  3031. No one can see into the future, but if there's a will, there is very often a way.
    2
  3032. Russia could simply withdraw... and should if they genuinely want to end this stupid war. Anything less is just a setup for another land grab by Russia.
    2
  3033.  @Vlad-1986  Same thing happened to Amiga.
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  3034. Not really... I suggest you remove your anti-west bias before typing. That way your next comment might make sense.
    2
  3035. Putin needs a psychiatrist.
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  3036. How? There isn't an infinite number of potential buyers on this planet. They've lost their biggest markets already and it's the same with gas. That's not coming back any time soon. Those countries who do buy Russian oil are getting it cheap. Last I looked, Urals was trading at $54.
    2
  3037.  @YAMIVA  Good point, but the main problem with electric cars as I see it, is the price. I would love one but I'll likely never afford one.
    2
  3038. Why is Scott Ritter so concerned about an illegally constructed bridge?
    2
  3039. After watching this I know web dev is not for me.
    2
  3040. The java ecosystem sucks big time. Ever tried using Eclipse for large java projects... yeah, it's diaboltical. And that's just one crappy tool of the many.
    2
  3041. No, it's not a perfect reflection of capitalism, but you answered the question yourself... artificial restrictions distort the supply/demand balance.
    2
  3042. Incompetence.
    2
  3043. Why the shock? That's what dogs do. Wake up.
    2
  3044. They've taken five years to get the show up and running and they're already in their 70's. There's a limit to what is possible.
    2
  3045. Well said. No one gets everything right. Too many people love to cherry pick failure in order to smack someone down. Makes them feel important. Trolls and fan boys. They're like blowflies in hot weather. I sometimes troll them back.
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  3046. Who would be gullible enough to believe Russia's increasingly idiotic propaganda? Pipelines, power stations, schools, hospitals... yeah, they'd destroy a dam.
    2
  3047. It used be that there were no electric sockets in NZ bathrooms except for low power shaver outlets. I was surprised to see them in Australia.
    2
  3048. They will give military aid but maybe not in the short term. This is because right now, they're massively building up their own defences against the ruZZian fascists. NATO is ramping up defenses.
    2
  3049. Rust is in an entirely different category as far as I understand it. Rust, C, C++, possibly go and zig, etc. C and C++ are the only languages I use nowadays..tried rust. Didn't like it.
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  3050. Boor Haave "Sniping unarmed civilians"... They're armed terrorists attempting to smash through border fences and/or planting booby traps along the fence line or sending swastika clad fire bombs over the fence... that's when they're not firing rockets at Israeli women and children.
    2
  3051. Boor Haave Who care what the UN calls them. Since when was the UN an oracle of truth? Hamas is a terrorist organisation is is listed as such by various countries.
    2
  3052. ​ @NotCparty Trolling?
    2
  3053. Who is "you"? This is essentially a what-if video. There're a bunch of interesting possibilities to consider, but there's no way to predict which ones will play out. I guess the point I'd take away from this is that we'll have to wait and see.
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  3054. ​ @operator9858 Maybe, but that would be a long way into the future, and a lot depends on Trump not messing up. As for "the writing on the wall", Russia has gained nothing and lost a lot since late 2022. For one thing, Russia occupies less Ukrainian territory than it did in 2022. It has failed to push Ukraine out of Kursk. It has burned through most of the soviet stockpile and its economy is very sick and out of cash.
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  3055. Where would they go? Israel is their historical homeland. The origin of their religion and culture. Should we move NZ Maori outside of NZ? Should we move the Australian Aboriginal people out of Australia. No to both. This is the point too many people are hypocritical over. The Kurdish people are already in that situation due to stupid border decisions. Israel needs to stay put.
    2
  3056. What? LOL
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  3057. What?????
    2
  3058. I feel her credibly stands or falls on her own merit and not whether Trump spat her out. I thinks she's pretty good. Everyone has their critics. Same for Trump... his credibility stands or falls on his merit, on his actions and acheivements. Not on how e.g. CNN might rate him. And again the same for Trump... he did some good stuff.
    2
  3059. Not really.
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  3060. NATO doesn't "expand" aggressively anyway. It's a defence pact.
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  3061.  @gergc4871  What's your problem? Oh, and I'll be doing the same. Just thought you should know.
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  3062. There has to be a hierarchy of roles. I don't see a problem with it. I don't want to be a manager. Others do. It's not always about haves and have nots.
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  3063. You don't need $30 billion to follow guidelines. It's not hard.
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  3064.  @gabrielconstantinescu6638  Why ask? Why is it relevant to Russia invading a sovereign neighbour?
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  3065. Good to hear you're doing ok. I've been watching your videos since pre pandemic times. I think not long after you created this channel... yeah russia as it was then.
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  3066. If you don't have a passion for developing software then you're looking for the wrong career. You'll be a terrible developer and a terrible manager. The last thing I'd want is a manager who can't code. Been there. It sucks.
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  3067. I don't even consider Android as being a Linix distro when the context is about comparing desktop options. Linux, Windows Mac is pretty much it. As for Android... I hate it but I suffer it because iPhones are too expensive. And yes, there is a version of it on smart TVs but I disliked my Android phone with such a passion that I intentionally avoided it on a TV. Bought LG instead. Bottom line: Linux sucks in all forms that I've experienced.
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  3068.  @amareshkaimal2972  probably the same reason others joined. Defence.
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  3069. That's correct. No one knows nor can they predict an end date. As well, no one can design a stratedegy with a predictable end date nor provide a predicable outcome. That's the nature of war. I thonk Biden and others want Ukraine to win but there's no stragy for it because there can't be, plus all politicians are limited by the political environment they opperate in. We're seeing some of that right now with the Republicans messing around and looking somewhat pro pootin.
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  3070. Something like 70,000,000 voted for him. Not a majority for sure.
    2
  3071. Hello from across the ditch.
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  3072. No surprizes. Linux is a cutdown OS with far fewer features. It's your choice, but if you only have old hardware then options are limited. But again, not a surprise. Technoloy moves on.
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  3073. Stop talking bs. We all need to support freedom and democracy against evil dictators. Get out of your mother's basement and grow up.
    2
  3074. And?
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  3075. Actually, Russia has lost much more than Ukraine has but nice try ruskie.
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  3076. Who says they'll lose starlink? You have inside knowledge?
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  3077. ​@CoffeeCup1346 Yes, they're happy and positive.
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  3078. The Windy City.
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  3079. We want peace but at what cost long term? Letting Russia win has to NOT be an option. If Russia takes a chunk of Ukraine's land, you think Russia won't come for more? Sadly, peace is often something that has to be fought for.
    2
  3080. Maybe you should educate yourself. I come here to learn from an expert only to encounter trolls in the comments spreading misleading propaganda.
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  3081. The Turing Test cannot prove sentience. Can AI be sentient? I believe not.
    2
  3082. You've got to be kidding?
    2
  3083. Well said.
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  3084. Yeah, literally given that most of them are dead.
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  3085.  @killbotone6210  That's so sad that you had to be insulting.
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  3086. Dr. Campbet, please get your facts straight on Australia. Vaccinations did start early (Feb) but we fell victim to global vaccine shortages. Nothing to do with complacency. There are waiting lists. That said, the current rate of a million vaccinations per week is pretty good. Sorry for being blunt but you're not too bright if you think every country can get all the vaccines they want all at once. There is a shortage. Some countries hog vaccines at the expense of others.
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  3087. Chromium is insane. I did a clean chromium build on an i9 notebook and it took 6 hours.
    2
  3088. Keep students out of schools for as long as possible. Now is not the time to have millions crammed back into small spaces. Too much emphasis being placed on schools now when the education standard had been slipping for decades. Now suddenly it's an emergency. Um, no. We need to getting businesses ticking over before schools get back to normal.
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  3089.  @C4H6As  But you have to do a full reinstall and I don't want to do that.
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  3090. It's mind-boggling.
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  3091.  @Alicegab300  You're correct. The American system is not a democracy. Not designed to be. It's a republic that votes state by state so the electoral college idea makes perfect sense. Why should a huge left leaning demographic crammed into a few huge cities dominate everything?
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  3092.  @AS8Cend  Picking Kamala Harris proves the Democratic party is more interested in virtue signalling than substance. Not judging the person, but the left only care about identity politics - race, gender etc.
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  3093.  @Deshelton10  That is utterly ridiculous. Religion offers very little except a crutch and division. Religious texts are full of violence. Where the values? Hidden in contradiction?
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  3094.  @johne1743  No he wasn't. I see it as a free speech issue.
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  3095. Cosmic Ninja The far-left are anti-Semitic and anti-Israel so there could be some "left" in these comments.
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  3096. Long time ago. Hardly means a thing in 2024.
    2
  3097. I hate java with a vengence. I've used many languages over the past 35 years, including assember, BASIC, LISP, Pascal, C, C++, Ada. I even learned COBOL. But 95% of it has been C++ development. Java is the worst language/dev environment I've ever enountered. Eclipse is especially bad. Total garbage. The worst thing is I need to use it for work going forward. But 20 years of tutorials and courses and struggles and whatever has left me sweating. Java really sucks. It's one of the hardest languages to learn, in my opinion.
    2
  3098. Yes, that's how I've always understood empathy.
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  3099. Wouldn't matter what the date was, rabble rousers would still find a reason to riot.
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  3100. Figure it out. It's not hard.
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  3101. Yes, if Ukraine surrenders, the suffering will become permanent. There is too much at stake.
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  3102. Same for me... 6502 and 68000. I still prefer lower level coding. Most of my work is with lagacy C code and C++
    2
  3103.  @celluskh6009  Yeah, not surprised. There are a lot of overreacting idiots commenting. It's always like that but that said, YouTube policies are ridiculous and unpredictable. Running a YouTube channel as a business... you'd need strong nerves.
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  3104.  @SacClass650  You might do better by speaking in laymen's terms instead of trying to sound pretentious. I doubt anyone truly understands what you're saying.
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  3105. This was awful. Sorry.
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  3106. Actually Biden is doing a great job... surprisingly. He's way better than I expected. Trumps idea is silly.
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  3107. The woke mob need to stop grouping people by gender and race. They are in fact the new sexists and racists. And in thus debate, Dyson was a disgrace in my opinion.
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  3108. Subtly biased would be an understatement.
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  3109. I like both. Both have pros and cons. C is a simple language. C++ has more features. Both are similar in terms of basics. Both are high performance. I would rank them equally.
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  3110.  Bob Smith  Rubbish. Take off your tinfoil hat. Most of the infections have come from workers spreading it around multiple facilities while infected themselves.
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  3111. Great news.
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  3112. I'm not Amercian and I don't live in American and I'm very happy that I don't. Trump is a real worry to the world. Shocked that he won given the great alternative.
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  3113. It's easy to knock NATO and other countries for incremental weapon supply but has everyone forgotten that Russia has a huge nuclear weapons arsenal? I suspect this is always present in the minds of those making the decisions. I for one am still nervous about it. I don't believe Russia is a rational player. Nothing is off the table.
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  3114. ​@ivandinsmore6217 Why? At least he's not a criminal.
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  3115. She is virtue signalling. I thought she was pro Islam but now she is all over this case. Suddenly she cares.
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  3116. It's an Americanism... I think.
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  3117. Depends how you define 'great weather'. My idea of great weather would be Scotland, Northern England or southern NZ. I hate hot sunny weather and I know many others who feel the same.
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  3118. I also like magpies. Plenty of them visit my garden.
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  3119. You forgot Chuck Norris
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  3120. You're obviously being disingenuous. Iraq war - a democracy eliminating a despot (USA playing global policeman). Ukraine war - a despot invading a democracy (USA playing global policeman). You wanting NATO to stand with Iraq and defend a despot makes zero sense. Syria was another case in point. USA answered the call of the Syrian people to protect them from despotic Assad while Russia defended the despot. I'm assuming you backed Russia?
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  3121. Calling someone woke can be mockery but it often does actually mean something. It means they're considered to be woke by the accuser. That's how I use it.
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  3122. You must have a super brain like Dave's. My brain refuses to comprehend anything relating networking, other than plugging in cables, lol.
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  3123. Russia is probably worse than China for it's size. Imagine if Russia had a billion people... how much damage it would have already done in Europe.
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  3124. ​​ @Leapops I would describe him as cunning and manipulative. He says a lot of stupid stuff that I wouldn't expect from someone who is "bright".
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  3125. And your "some estimates" is most likely Russian propaganda.
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  3126. Really? I felt this was extremely readonable and timely. Now all we need is for the woke left to listen.
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  3127. I subscribe to two movie streaming services which my whole family enjoy for the same as it would cost me for a subscription to this podcast. I used to be a subscriber but I no longer see the value in it.
    2
  3128. Never mind...
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  3129. @james palmer That massive brain dump proves very little. Just a debunking exercise. We can't reasonably claim that these experiences are impossible with certainty. Our knowledge is not yet sufficient. Referencing "thermodynics" as a gotcha only holds within our sandbox of understanding. The topics being discussed here obviously fall well beyond our limited knowledge of physics. We need more research as less of the closed minded attitude.
    2
  3130. I didn't see any stalking?
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  3131. Wahhabism might be small, but it's closer to the Islamic fundamentals than most other schools, especially with its focus on the violent stuff and the literal interpretations of sharia. That's what makes it so dangerous. We saw how bad it can get in Iraq and Syria. Yes, the problem isn't unique to Islam, but we need to be honest and not water down the risk for politically correct reasons. And unfortunately, though you can rightly argue that the west wasn't in the Iraq for religious reasons, radical Islamists will always believe you were. That's their world view. We see the same psychology playing out is Russia... the fight against nazis or the fight against big bad America or NATO. The cult mentality, echo chambers etc. Human nature.
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  3132. Your friends should realise that they'll be infected with covid sooner or later just as everyone catches colds. Any side effects short or long term from the vaccines would be minuscule by comparison with the real thing.
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  3133.  @Jeo_Momma  Havinf a long term trial during a pandemic while millions die makes no sense. There have already been stage 1, 2, 3 and 4 trials with data collects from millions of cases. It's a no brainer - or should be.
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  3134. Russia doesn't want peace. It's all lies. All it wants is Ukrainian territory without having to fight because it's losing the war. You really want to negotiate with terrorists? And since when did Russia keep any of its promises or actually tell the truth?
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  3135. The 68K CPU was nice to program
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  3136.  Zeug Dings  And that's relevant?
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  3137. For the same reason you don't ask the member of any cult for the facts.... they will lie and they cover up. A cult member's job is to promote their cult, not expose it - that's assuming said member knows the facts. Very often they don't. That said, it could be an interesting discussion.
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  3138. Yes, because a lot of people loved it and lots of other people didn't.
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  3139. Thanks for that wall of bullshit.
    2
  3140. That's a hyperthetical that'll likely never happen. Will you admit you're wrong when the project is cancelled? Hmmmm
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  3141. Another great speech. Hope 2023 brings an end to Russia's madness. Glory to Ukraine.
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  3142. You're playing semantics.
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  3143. He was speaking within the context of the UK when he mentioned tanks. Try to not make a big deal out of it.
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  3144. So you have a problem with him asking for help? Ukraine is being invaded by a fascist state 4x larger that wants to rape, pillage, torture, kidnap and kill Ukrainians. What would you expect Zelensky to do? Run? Good news is 50 coutriies have offered support. Putin is also begging for help. So nice try though.
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  3145. ​ @aelopez6903 No, you brain is clearly failing.
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  3146. Well, it was roughly 61% NO, 39% YES. Not sure where you get the 97% from?
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  3147.  @ProsperityEngine  They said that 2000 years ago LOL
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  3148. Wrong. Free speech means speaking freely without restriction. Who gives you the right to define what is violent speech? Your definition of violent speech may well be different than mine.
    2
  3149. Nope.
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  3150. Troll.
    2
  3151. Linux IS the problem. Linux requires a LOT of tinkering to make it work. In fact, tinkering is a Linux selling point, right? That's what the fans tell me.
    2
  3152. You could have been lifting each other up under Obama, why didn't you? You could have been lifting each other up under Trump, why didn't you? You've been tearing your country appart for years for no good reason.
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  3153. No one knows what being sentient means or what it is fundamentally. Same goes for conciousness.
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  3154. Actually, modern day Palistine (as a state or country) is effectivelly an Arab colony established in historical Israel. That is all. You have it backward. The whataboutism argument is past its use by date.
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  3155. Can you elaborate?
    2
  3156. I'm a C++ dev, and I love the language. I've had a play with some of the alternatives... not impressed. Rust syntax and symantics sucks big time. Go is just weird for no good reason. C is good, but C++ is better for most applications. Haven't tried zig. The problem with many of the newer ones is the lack of a comprehensive IDE. There is no way I'll be reverting to an antiquated terminal based approach. It's 2025.
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  3157. Not really.
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  3158. Enough of the woke racist sexist slurs from Tewana Petty. This devalues your show. Sorry, but I cannot tolerate such discrimination.
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  3159. This might explain why Russia invaded Ukraine but it definitely doesn't justify it. Hopefully Russia will continue to shrink or even better, completely fall apart.
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  3160. You sound like a conspiracy theorist? Of course 201 is a coincidence. And if we don't have the lockdowns, we'll be looking like the UK or US in no time.
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  3161. ​ I'm pretty sure it's not. I believe it has fallen in world ranking. That disappointed me because I attended Otago in the 90s. It was great, and I would love to come back for a visit.
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  3162. Trump is still lying about everything, but if he can help Ukraine, then great.
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  3163. What do you mean by Germany not using Microsoft? They'll still use it. I think it's just government. I worked for a company that switched to Linux. Didn't go well. Lasted less than a year.
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  3164. Steve Shives lol. He would likely consider Sam far right and want to cancel him.
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  3165. As long as the data is verifiable or the tests repeatable, why does it matter. That's how science works. If you a claiming corruption then you should provide proof or shut up before this channel loses any more credibility. I used to believe this was a strictly science/data driven channel and it's followers would all be science minded but comments like yours leave me shocked and disappointed.
    2
  3166. I kind of like this concept. I think I'll download it.
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  3167. LLVM is just the backend that takes an IL from a language specific compiler front end. I don't know about Odin specifics, but there must be an Odin to LLVM compilation stage, in the same way as Clang/LLVM works for C++. Rust takes a similar approach, I believe.
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  3168. ​@Patmorgan235Us For me, old is when I started building and programming computers... mid 1970s. 8bit 1Mhz clock 4KB RAM no cache, hand coded in hex, no assembler, etc. But one could go a lot further back in time but the technology was barely available to hobbyists, and it was unaffordable.
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  3169. Rust is way too pedantic.
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  3170. Nothing useful, though.
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  3171.  @bradzdanivsky  The whole Trump thing is a massive exaggeration. There are insane morons in power on the left who are more deserving of Sam's attention and who are a clear and present danger to an orderly society, so why focus on Trump who isn't even in power? Maybe he's forgotten what the left did in Portland for instance? People blame Trump for covid-19 deaths, well, they're still dying, right?
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  3172.  Samael51760  A tiny fringe group wearing tinfoil hats. Nice try though!
    2
  3173. Why not use a mouse? It's 2024. Not 1984.
    2
  3174. How is "flattening the curve " sufficient when you're getting 20k new cases and hundreds dying daily with both figures trending upward? Seems people are in a state of denial.
    2
  3175. Those russian women are short of a few brain cells
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  3176. Russia's attack on grain has to be seen as yet another war crime.
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  3177. ​@willys2747 Yeah, but Ukraine has proven its ingenuity. It will develop a workaround.
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  3178. That's what Linux folk say about all of them. Right there is the problem. Too much fragmentation.
    2
  3179. But still relevant.
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  3180.  @wayneballintine9532  it's not a big difference. You can see a plot of adjusted vs. raw online. Doesn't change much.
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  3181. I would include the "woke" movement, antifa, so-called "Quad" types, real socialists, BLM, etc. These types are not slightly left of center. Even by Australian standards, they're far left.
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  3182. The heap manager or whatever the implementation uses will store that information during the allocation in something like a header area.
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  3183. In hindsight, I doubt trump/maga were ever serious about a deal. I didn't trust them before and even less now. They're creeps.
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  3184.  @Riksky_Aus  As it should be. No evidence to support it's widespread use yet.
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  3185. Russia, governed by a bunch of misfits who don't want to join the 21st century or the free world, guided by a fairytale like world view without any basis in reality.
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  3186.  @youtubewatcher2  Pretty sure he has achieved more than most of his knockers in this comment section.
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  3187. They're opposites. Offense/invasion vs defence etc.
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  3188. ​ @Kingcarparpeggio The second is the defender going forward.
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  3189. He won't show up. I don't believe he trusts anyone he can't control.
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  3190. Who cares? Maybe he grew up in the UK? There are also Africans with British accents.
    2
  3191.  @onetwothreeabc  It is the only way ultimately, but vaccination levels need to be very high. I don't believe the UK is there yet.
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  3192. Don't expose your immaturity. Masks save lives. I still wear them in some settings because I enjoy being well. Why not engage brain at least once in your life.
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  3193. My tip would be to produce some work of your own if you don't have any experience. It worked for me. I've now been with a great software company for 20 years, and I was in my 30s with no experience.
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  3194. I hate the CLI. It's 2024. CLIs should be reserved for that last 0.01%. The power user super-nerd stuff. GUIs are a thing and have been a thing in widespread use since the 80s. We need better GUIs. The fact that CLIs are old isn't a good argument for wanting one for every day use. Model T Fords are also old. When I'm developing software, pressing F5 to compile and run a debug build is faster than entering a bunch of stuff into a CLI.
    2
  3195. Not really.
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  3196. Boba Squid I would be surprised if the far left retards we see in this report even have a have half functioning brain. They're clearly deranged.
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  3197. Both suck. Sounds like yet another corporate peddling the woke bs.
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  3198. Wellington is not big at all. I grew up in Napier (which is tiny). Now live in Melbourne which consists of 31 municipalities. Wellington City (excluding the Hutts) is roughly the size of one of them.
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  3199. I agree. I feel he should have pushed back against that sort of deceptive nonsense. Anti-vaxxers are going to run with it.
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  3200. They were not "cancelled". Elections right now in Ukraine would be the dumbest thing to do. That's why elections are constitutionally exempted during war. Now tell us about ruzzia's sham elections instead of trolling. And yes, Ukraine is a democracy, unlike ruzzia.
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  3201. Russians abroad who support the war should be deported back to Russia.
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  3202. Why do you say that?
    2
  3203. No, but the parent needs a lesson common sense.
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  3204. Having Russia on the UN security council serves no rational purpose. Just another example of UN dysfunction.
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  3205.  @HiAdrian  Sam is clueless on Trump. It's that at simple. Over 70 million Americans voted for Trump. They're not all racist bigots, idiots or whatever. Hell, if I were American, I would have voted for him.. Sam needs to reboot his brain on the Trump issue. Maybe then he will figure it out. I know he can do it.
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  3206.  @aristotleolympiada4540  Brilliant comments. Totally agree with your sentiment.
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  3207. In my opinion, it was nothing but virtue signaling. A pointless change to the construction. I hope that if 'NO' wins it's because people wanted a good idea and not a divisive one. We need practical solutions to real problems and less talk.
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  3208. Not really.
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  3209. Are you sure it's about race and not about religion? Big difference. Just curious. I don't know much about the whole issue presented in this video, but had always suspected that the whole thing was a push back against radical Islam (or against an Islamic threat to Buddhism)? Not justifying any of it, just trying to understand the motives.
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  3210. Hope changing the country doesn't include going woke.
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  3211. Stupidity is why.
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  3212. I still use it. I've been coding in C and C++ for 30 years Never had a problem with it. The real problem is with how it's used.
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  3213. LOL
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  3214. Unfortunately, that's all completely meaningless to me without explanation. And I suspect the same for most people.
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  3215. He obviously did.
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  3216. What do you mean? Israel is in charge of Israel just like any other country. If you don't think Israel has a right to exist then you need to study history.
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  3217. I feel ashamed and angry that our government allowed that disgusting spectacle to occur at the Sydney Opera House. I know these hate fuelled morons are a minority and I know that Australia supports Israel. But this abomination should never have happened. I don't want these ignorant hate-mongers in my community. We have a sizeable Jewish community in Australia. It is a good commumity. Those that hate are evil.
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  3218. Yes but better be careful who you help. And what exactly did this 'Lily' actually do to help? All I saw was virtue signalling and self guilt.
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  3219. I don't know, maybe you could tell us?
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  3220. zbudda Yes, I know how to spell it. I thought you didn't know it... sarcasm, right? I missed that
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  3221. There's a lot of ugly pro Russian rhetoric coming out of India. Makes no sense.
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  3222. I've lived my whole life in NZ and Australia. Never been to the UK but did see the Queen on her visits down under and I'm proud to say she was also our Queen.
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  3223. Vaccines that were being developed 12 months ago are still working.
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  3224.  @theancientsancients1769  That's BS.
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  3225. What are you blabbering about?
    2
  3226. Obama was a massive dissapointment. So much promised. So little achieved.
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  3227. And is your talk cheap?
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  3228. Australia has been implementing policies and laws focused on reducing Covid-19 disease and death within the country since Feb 2020. I fully support these policies and I expect everyone to be treated equally under those laws, whether tennis player or not. Testing, isolation and vaccines have all played a role in saving lives. Vaccines have done the most and continue to do so which is why vaccination has been promoted so heavily. True that vaccines do not provide a 100% rock solid bullet proof shield but that's not what any vaccine does.
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  3229. People typically use "dislike" and "hate" interchangeably in common useage. When I say hate, I typically mean dislike, but hate is a little more impactful.
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  3230. When there are very many wanting to speak with him, why would he waste his time with the haters? He copped a barrage of undeserved abuse. Give the man a break.
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  3231. ​@juliam8282 There is also a lot of debt build-up that can not be serviced.
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  3232. Spot on about Ukraine becoming known around the world and being legitimised. I didn't even know Ukraine was a soverienge country until Russia invaded in 2022. I had simply accepted what I'd heard, that Ukraine was part of Russia. It's not a part of the world that had entered into my thoughts often. Now it does daily.
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  3233. I've been a C++ programmer for 30 years. I love it. Flexible, powerful, and performant, and implementations build native executables by default. I agree with your approach to OOP. It's a tool, but it shouldn't dominate.
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  3234. So proud quotas and gender balance but too indoctrinated by left-think to notice that quotas are discriminatory.
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  3235. This comment section is full of uninformed conspiratorial lunatics. Yes, the government lock-down is obviously a massive overreaction but the disease is actually real. The number of idiots raving about Bill Gates on social beggars belief.
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  3236. Anan Tamang Correction: Islam is most dangerous religion in the world it is a fact. A Muslim is a person.
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  3237. So, a good chunk of the GOP base are morons? How could anyone fall for that ruzzian bs?
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  3238. They're all current issues and they all need fixing. I don't understand the single issue mindset.
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  3239. If pain at the gas pump helps stop Russia then so be it.
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  3240. What shocks me about this science based channel is the number of antiscience antivaxx antimask commenters who push untested treatments like ivermection for covid. Shocking. Why are you people here?
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  3241. It was great listening to you.
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  3242. A couple of thoughts.... many of the tests were underground and those tests didn't all happen at once.
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  3243. Trump has a Bachelor's Degree in economics.... he should know.
    2
  3244. Tucker Carlson is a joke, but not a funny one.
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  3245. ​ @paulfelkner6749 My native language is English, but I don't expect England to "liberate" me. A whole bunch of Canadians speak French.... etc. As no doubt you're aware, this whole "they speak X language there Y" argument is ruzzian propaganda.
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  3246. I use MS Visual Studio a lot (not vscode). I've been using it for almost 30 years. But Eclipse totally sucks big time, in my opinion. It's dreadful.
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  3247. The YES campaign has wasted a large amount of taxpayer's money and left Australians divided (but thankfully less divided than had the YES vote won). Congratulations.
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  3248.  @paulinerad2521  Please stop scaremongering. Anyone who gets inflected will encounter the spike protien. Difference is the disease (covid-19) is around 10,000X more deadly than the vaccines.
    2
  3249. Ukraine has proven it can break through ruzzian defenses. It has already done it.
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  3250. ​@them.m.sgamer8017 It's a troll like comment. On its face, it seemed devoid of reality. Just someone with a grudge grumbling.
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  3251. So what? How does that help the discussion?
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  3252. I wouldn't touch anything russian until it stops invading its neighbors.
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  3253. ​@mojewjewjew4420 You're actually insulting the Syrian people. You're basically telling us that Syrians deserve to live under tyranny. Too many people bashing the west. Funny thing is, that's where people want to live. Not too many going in the other direction.
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  3254. The 3 day SMO rolls on. Putin got it wrong big time.
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  3255. I don't understand why Russia is doing this? Yeah, I've heard all of the explanations blah blah blah... NATO expansion blah blah blah... none of them make sense. It must simply be a combination of pure evil and insanity?
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  3256. Brilliant and spot on. Great guest.
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  3257. Not necessarily.
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  3258. This interviewer asking multiple dumb questions.
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  3259. Yeah, it was flavor of the month in our team around 15 years ago. Nothing since.
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  3260. Russians as s society are a very sick bunch.
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  3261.  @fenhen  Hopefully not another woke cesspool.
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  3262. They did poorly (though not as poorly as e.g. the US or the UK). The data is online already.
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  3263. This kind of thing occurs in engineering, sciences, and software development, among others.
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  3264. Sadly, I believe you're correct.
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  3265. Not sure whether you're referring to C2[i]? He says that a lot... remember that indexes are zero based, so... C2[0] == 'H' C2[1] == 'e' C2[2] == 'i'
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  3266. The left love to babble about injustice, poverty or whatever but they never fix it.
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  3267. You're right about the apps, but I dont like the OS either. It's a mess. In fact, the whole Linux scene is a mess.
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  3268. That's just stupid. No one in New Zealand is indigenous - the Māori were boat people who likely only arrived a few centuries before the Europeans. New Zealand was until recently times mostly inhabited by birds. And the number of indigenous Australians is a tiny proportion, something like 3%. But more broadly, it's just semantics. They're labels. Referring to said countries as Western, better describes them in ways that matter geopolitically in our time. For instance, the majority of Australians have European ancestry (i.e. Western) and the majority of New Zealanders have European ancestry (i.e. Western).
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  3269. ​@Interglacial_optimiThats totally wrong. s
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  3270.  @helloitsme7553  Not really. There are an infinite number of real numbers but there is not infinite memory. There are other methods for achieving higher precision, but they're all compromises in some way.
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  3271. Good point. Recycling of old batteries and panels will be a problem. We still haven't figured out how to recycle plastic waste effectively.
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  3272. Yeah, it means people care less and notice less about others than I though they would.
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  3273. Russia is a state built on rewriting reality, both past and present.
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  3274. I've never liked Firefox. Now I have another reason not to use it.
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  3275. Totally wrong and off topic.
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  3276.  @hugloch8849  Yeah, they're all part of the left but there are others.
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  3277.  @JLeppert  Not all of the left but the woke movement definitely behaves like a religious cult.
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  3278. I've been expecting this and warning against it for months. This is the reason why I've consistently argued against trying for total elimination. The new normal needs to be a strategy which includes keeping the reproduction rate below 1. This way, knee-jerk reactions would be unnecessary and breakouts would be self limiting. Added to that, more stringent protocols to protect the most vulnerable parts of the community, especially aged care and quarantine practices are required. Mandatory wearing of masks would have be one of the components. This has already proven successful in countries where it has been implemented. Total elimination is a fools errand.
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  3279. Anyone who can master Java has my respect. I've been developing C++ applications for 30 years, but my attempt at learning Java was a pathetic failure, a process five years in the making. Eclipse was the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back... total peice of garbage. It totally got in the way of actually learning the language. As did the whole Java ecosystem. That said, I conceptually dislike languages that use runtimes (e.g. .NET or JVM). My passion was (professionally) and still is (as a hobby) focussed on high performance applications developed in C and C++. Native code on bare metal. But anyway, Java destroyed my career and that has left a sour taste 😞
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  3280. I take the opposite position (and suspect I will be flamed for it)... I believe Israel should have received vastly more territory when the borders were drawn up. Originally, they were to receive vastly more but stupid political decisions were made. Declaring an Arab state in that region makes no sense to me. Ideally, there should be one state where people can all get on somewhat akin to the way Israel exists now - Arabs and Jews and others living together. Religion makes that impossible.
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  3281. We need differentiate between experts "saying things" vs experts presenting evidence based on peer reviewed research. The former is what you'll see a lot of from anti-vaxxers and global warming deniers.
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  3282. I believe Pfizer was offered a guaranteed purchase order. So technically not part of warp speed but similar effect.
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  3283. And OBEs, NDEs and a lot of other stuff science knows nothing out yet.
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  3284. ​​@beer_goggler Rubbish. In any case, the Windows GUI is actually usable, whereas Linux is a dog... that's once you get past figuring out which distro to use and once getting past the multiple attempts at getting the right one to actually work. Last time I succeeded in that was around 2014. And what a piece of crap it was. Unreliable poc, hanging and crashing regularly. No thanks. I installed Windows 10 last December... 30mins and it was up and running. No problems.
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  3285. Idiot
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  3286. Not any death. One prerequisite is that the person must have had covid-19 and that can be tested for.
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  3287. Ridiculous. C, one of the most important and successful languages was created long before "woke" was a thing. You've demonstrated a high level of ignorance.
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  3288. Dependswho the conformists are and what they're conforming to.
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  3289. Dogs are not awesome. Just thought I should correct that piece of misinformation. Dogs suck.
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  3290. I haven't noticed any panic or hysteria. But given the gravity of the situation wouldn't you expect panic?
    2
  3291. I believe it's typically grade 12, as it is also in Australia. Some advanced courses may introduce it in grade 11.
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  3292. ​@TheNameOfJesus There is no way to solve it by "simple inspection". One could take a few guesses to get started, but pretty much no one is going to do the becessary working in their heads.
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  3293.  @mazzerisk  It's settled enough to be useful. That was evidence back in the 70's when it was used extensively for grading in school. IQ testing was part of the entry process. It worked.
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  3294. I had it for 2 years. A living hell. I cured it by soaking my foot in a hot tub 3 times daily. I went from crutches to walking normally in just a few weeks. The body can often heal itself given the right conditions. You took a different approach but kind of the same. The health professionals didn't have a clue.
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  3295. Lol you wish.
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  3296.  @markb8468  LOL
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  3297. The curves are not shifted. The virus was first detected in Australia in Jan 2020. The Australian governments (and NZ) took a different approach than did the UK government. We've been in strict lock-downs and/or border closures for 12 months. The only Australian state to have issues during the Australian winter was where I live (Victoria) and the cause is now well understood. There was even an investigation held which spanned months. The result... hotel quarantine failure. The other states (WA, SA, TAS, NSW) did not have any major outbreaks during their winter. By contrast, the UK government implemented a mish-mash of failed policies that were late and/or ineffective. Same in the US. Also working against you theory is that there were major outbreaks during the norther hemisphere summer. It's obviously not yet a seasonal issue. It's all about human behavior and government policies.
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  3298. My first computer was a home assembled system based on the S-100 buss. All boards were double sided hand soldered but not through plated (so, soldered both sides). A lot of fun.The CPU was a Signetics 2650 running at 2Mhz with 4KB RAM. I suspect even the Altair would beat it.
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  3299. Realize the reinfection is a vastly different issue than dying. I would think most people who are reinforced will be fine because the vaccines have a high efficacy against serious illness and death.
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  3300. You lead the way then... And who is ranting? You are in a YouTube comment section. Hypocrisy much.
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  3301. ​@maidenlesstarnished8816 Why the religious tone?
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  3302. Cancer is the perfect analogy.
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  3303. ​​ @traumvonhaiti It's a paper tiger that is awakening (assuming no Trump). And it may well be drawn into the fight if ruZZia makes significant advances. A ruZZian win would be totally unacceptable, even to the "paper tiger".
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  3304. Excellent interveiw and a lot of great points from Bolton.
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  3305. Trump, Carlson and Musk have become useful idiots for Putin. They're supporting America's enemy. Why isn't this considered treason?
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  3306.  @nicolapansini5656  And that's great for me because I have zero interest in stocks.
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  3307. You're placing too much value in charisma. Some people just feel more comfortable speaking on public. Scott Morrison wasn't a great public speaker in my opinion but that means very little because I'm an absolutely useless public speaker. Therefore I don't knock those who try.
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  3308. We should be thanking everyone who supports Ukraine.
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  3309. Jerusalem already is the Capital of Israel. Trump was just stating the obvious. There is no need for war or guns or rock throwing or stabbings or any violence. An embassy is to be moved... so what? Normal people wouldn't resort to violence. But this is Islam against everyone as usual but more specifically, against Jews. This is not about land. This is a religious war. Life could carry on as usual except for those Muslims who are looking for excuses to rage against unbelievers. These deluded idiots are full of hate. Muslims have been protesting all over the globe. Why? Because an embassy will be moved and Trump stated a fact? No. It's because of a ridiculous story about an Arab who flew up to heaven on a winged horse. This is why Muslims want to claim Jerusalem as their own. This is retarded stuff. Jerusalem was Jewish 1000 years before Islam was invented.
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  3310. BitCoin seems to behave like a currency and a stock, albeit a stock with no intrinsic value, hence it's volatility. Yes, I would like a deep dive as I don't understand the attraction of crypto currencies, nor do I understand why people treat them like stocks when there are real stocks to invest in. Seems like a mugs game.
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  3311. What's your point? None of that made any sense to me.
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  3312. Bible is fairy tales. Anyone can play your game.
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  3313. The Chinese had the right idea with the Great Wall.
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  3314. Problem is that it's not "the U.S." per se. It's groups of people within... the group who want strikes on oil refinaries to stop are not the same group who are blocking aid, and neither of said groups are the ones who actually support Ukraine. Its a symptom of the dysfunctional nature of U.S. politics.
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  3315. Stop being childish.
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  3316. Propaganda is based largely on misinformation. This channel is based on truth. And yes, Ukraine is stronger now than in 2022. Russia, two years on, it still holds less Ukrainian territory than it did in 2022. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
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  3317. I'm not against a false flag given the way Russia is behaving... but that bridge? Like shooting themselves in the foot.
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  3318. The only problem with his holiday in my opinion is that it provided amunision for his knockers. I don't think him being away for few days made a material difference.
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  3319.  @ExpatZ266  Looks like you were wrong? It has begun. Ukraine was biding it's for the right moment I suspect. Anyway, they said August, and it's now August... just.
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  3320. Your statement lacks context. What was just greed?
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  3321.  @MegaRzen  NATO can't expand any further eastward than the Russian border, right? But I don't see it that way. NATO is not expanding per se. I see it as countries to the east who want to be rid of Russian influence, seeking security and a better life for it's citizens. Russia has nothing to offer but misery. There is a reason why most people prefer to move west than east.
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  3322. Not really. That's just what it's hyped up to mean after the fact. Same with the nukes. Not Ukrainian. Russian nukes stationed in Ukraine.
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  3323. Rubbish. I've lived in both countries and most of the people are fine.
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  3324. God, NOOOOO!!!!!
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  3325. But they did have a huge contract with the government for supply.
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  3326. Hardly a major issue
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  3327. What are you babbling about?
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  3328. In answer to your question on Australia, yes, you have got it wrong. There's no radical change in policy. The plan annoinced mid year was to vaccinate then open up. That's what we're doing.
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  3329. Some European politicians spend too much time talking. Meanwhile Russia's war continues.
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  3330. Steve Shives has lost the plot completely on religion. He has no idea and his 'assassination' of Sam Harris is completely retarded.
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  3331. That arrogant bullshit specialist at 15:30 was especially annoying.
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  3332. Except we're supposed to be saving the environment by phasing out fossil fuels.
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  3333. Not everyone studies history I guess. I have two undergraduate degrees with the only history component being the history of mathematics. What I do know about general history is self taught or picked up in podcasts such as these.
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  3334. The rust syntax is hideous in my opinion. They've switched away from a very common and well understould syntax style to something quite unintuative... a bizzare grab bag of styles borrowed from various languages... why? Just because they could? The chance to design something elegant squandered.
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  3335. ​ @ifcoltransg2 Yeah, which is why I dislike python.
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  3336. ​ @dynfoxx Perhaps it boils down to personal preference? I don't see anything significant in rust syntax that makes it "better". Maybe I'm just biased because I've been coding in C and C++ for decades?
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  3337. Get lost troll. You're clueless.
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  3338. How many unnecessary covid deaths are acceptable to you? Allowing thousands to die unnessesariiiy also reprehensible. I live in Melborurne where we're opening up after a 4 month lockdown. Zero new cases here for 10 consecutive days while the UK death rate goes up. That said, we need balance. The UK situation is out of control. That should be obvious. My governmemt went too hard on the lockdown. Somewhere in the middle is the sweet spot.
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  3339.  Gabby Rios  Pandemics don't have a purpose. You must be living under a rock if you think covid-19 is a hoax. I had the damn thing six months ago . Lungs still haven't recovered.
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  3340. So, ruzzia gained 1000 sq kms... that's 0.16% of the total area in 3 months. At this rate, it will take ruzzia 100 years to capture the rest.
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  3341. Flattening the curve was promoted by a media who thrive of hype and numbed down sound bites. It was an initial response at a time of panic but it could never have worked. You cannot hold an exponential curve flat without continued lock-downs. Exponential growth is fundamental in the early stages of any epidemic. People (mostly on the right) continue to trot out "flattening the curve" as a plausible alternative, but it never was.
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  3342. I don't want the left winning power and changing things.
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  3343. Do you really think your domestic issues are more important than global stability? Hope not. Besides, most of what is being sent is old weaponry. You either use it or decommission it. Ukraine is decommissioning it for you.
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  3344. I started with assembly, C and C++. I don't like either of the ones you suggested. But maybe I'm an outlier.
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  3345. Every generation is the same. I don't see any difference now, in fact it's probably worse than ever.
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  3346.  @johnaldersley3328  There's no magic wand that will fix the global vaccine shortage, unfortunately. Every dose we import is one less for someone else who is most likely more in need.
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  3347. I think his position on Covid was one of his better moments. By contrast, the right completely lost the plot. Sam took a solid moral and ethical position while too many on the political right were all about me me me and supposed rights while busily flooding social media with anti-science propaganda and antivaxxer bullshit.
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  3348. Clever :)
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  3349.  @SuperExodian  Yes, because their responsibility to shareholders is to maximize profits but that says nothing about the value of poor lives in general.
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  3350. Not only that, but they still occupy less than they did in 2022.
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  3351. I'm another one. I've always struggled with those same issues.
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  3352. ​@tedarcher9120 You don't even know how to spell... so, how would you know about current weapons stocks?
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  3353. Yeah, a lot of people can't or don't think deeply enough about issues. Homeless vs immigration vs supporting Ukraine are not mutually exclusive issues. They're all important. People say don't feed the trolls. I somewhat dissagree, especially with russian trolls. I think it's important to provide a refutation, if only to save the naive from accepting lies at face value. The issue is too important to let slide.
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  3354. That's how I did it.
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  3355. That has to be the dumbest comment I've read so far.
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  3356. This was brilliant. Wish the whole discussion had been posted.
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  3357. Why is Trump involded? He's not the President. The American government is controlled by an unelected person? How? Why the hell is Trump sticking his nose in? I thought he had court to prepare for? No offence intended, but looking in from the outside, the American system seems dysfunctional lol. And how the hell does someone like Green get elected? Little wonder the ruzzian clowns love her.
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  3358. ​@oleksandrbespalov9713 Because it made strategic sense, and likely Ukraine had to develop its drone industry in order to carry out said attacks.
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  3359. Russia didn't actually annex anything in 2022. That whole thing was a complete sham. As for peace talks... Russia is a terrorist state with a 19th century imperialistic world view. What use are peace talks?
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  3360. Well, you seem to find it interesting enough to comment on so I guess it's worth it, right? People are interested.
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  3361. That gives me an extra 10 years... we still haven't adopted C++11 yet. Lol Something like 90% of our codebase was developed in the 90s.
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  3362. This is scaremongering. Australia is relatively self sufficient except for oil.
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  3363. Proof that pootin doesn't care about ruzzians.
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  3364. I would pick C# even if the salary was less. Yeah, COBOL is horrid, as is java.
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  3365. Correct. Even as I heard Trump speak, it was obvious he wasn't being serious.
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  3366. Does matter what he was doing 20 years ago? Maybe he was a taxi driver or a chef? Who cares. This is YouTube where people express opinions... He regularly states that he's not offering professional advice and that his audience should seek financial advise from an independent professional.
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  3367. You're right. I'm Australian. Whenever I see that map, I think WTF
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  3368. He probably just mispoke.
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  3369. The free world needs to keep going for a song as an aggressive Russia exists and not slip into complacency again.
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  3370. Liam Smith "Jesus is bullshit too"....Correct, and if everyone realized that then we wouldn't have the problems that stem from it. Unfortunately billions do believe this stuff, therefore the difference between what Jesus said and what Muhammad said is important and has consequences.
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  3371. I've never understould why Turkey is a NATO member? Seems an odd fit.
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  3372. Another chamber is a terrible idea.
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  3373. @Hrmmm Interesting Rubbish.
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  3374. That's why I hate selfish incompetent parents... and screaming babies.
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  3375. A brilliant and thought provoking comment. I would rather that we were color blind so to speak. I'm a white guy who married a beautiful asian lady 33 years ago and we're still in love. I never gave "race" a thought until recent times when the aggressive woke movement started dividing us..
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  3376. A lot of anti-science folk commenting. Their tinfoil hats limiting brain function.
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  3377. That would make no sense at all. Think very carefully about the structure of your union of sovereign states and the purpose of the electoral college.
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  3378. Shut up, troll. They want more Patriots because they DO work, and they're better than anything ruZZia has.
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  3379. We're seeing this stuff happening in Australia in the form of attacks against the Murdoch media and conservative journalists.
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  3380. That would be the truth anyway, so bring it on. Ukraine handing out food and water. Russia dropping bombs.
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  3381. Pootin wanted a buffer zone, and now he's got one.
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  3382. Russia's version of peace is a dystopian existence where oppressed populations live in 3rd world conditions while the despotic dictator and his mafia style thugs get rich on oil money.
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  3383. 168k views in 9 hrs... I believe they do.
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  3384. I agree totally. It's almost change for changes sake. C++ has proven itself over time. I've tried rust. It's like programming in a straight jacket. I've looked at go. It doesn't appeal. Nim is yet another pointless addition. Is it even used? Zig seems like yet another. It might be great, but does it solve any pressing problems? Probably not.
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  3385. But this time, other countries are shaming France.
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  3386. Even our weather reports sloppy or 'fake news'. Tell us the facts, not the feelings... temperature, rain, wind speed, hours of sunshine etc. Statements like "it was a glorious day" or "it was a gloomy day" are BS. I like cloudy weather. Opinions differ. Weather reporters, keep your biased opinions to yourself.
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  3387. The was brilliant and a refreshing change from the wide spread display of Trump Derangement Syndrome. A rational take on recent events in stark contrast to the recent anti Trump tirade by Ssm Harris.... so disappointing.
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  3388. The dogs were the worst part. Very scary.
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  3389. No it isn't. Both are available and both can be mentioned and are mentioned but it costs money to run trials. Who pays? You?
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  3390. The election result was bizzare.
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  3391. That information is typically stored as overhead in a header area or some such. Could be implementation specific. It's 15 years since I had to deal with that stuff but yes, the system knows how much memory was allocated for each.
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  3392. How would he be looking without any government subsidies? Broke?
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  3393. Not for long I suspect. Those palistinian terrorists were opportunists.
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  3394. What masters? Any evidence?
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  3395. ​ @johnm7267 Yeah, ruzzia.
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  3396.  @TheBandit7613  On the ground yes, but Russia is doing a lot of damage with Iran's help.
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  3397. Fun.
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  3398. None.
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  3399. I think the point he's making relies on the fact that not being pro Ukraine AND not being pro Russia is not necessarily equivalent to being neutral. Being neutral would be morally reprehensible in my opinion.
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  3400. You're the dick. A discussion about the existential right of Israel to exist and Islamic Terrorism, and all you care about is a coaster.
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  3401. AI is being massively overly hyped and overrated.
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  3402. You lost me on the invading other countries comment. Not funny at all and not true. Bye bye.
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  3403. They're a good idea. Might motivate the freeloaders into doing the right thing.
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  3404. I sense you're not happy with Australia's relatively successful handling of the pandemic.... you'd rather live in a country where the government doesn't give a toss about 700k unnecessary deaths, right? A me me me society where it's every man for himself? If so then go.
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  3405. Your personal experience doesn't prove or disprove the point. A lot of people hate cold weather. That might be a factor. I love cold weather, so fo me it would be a positive.
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  3406. Some of it is private money (reportedly) i.e. not ruzzian government cash. No one can just take money out of someone else's account. There needs to be banking law changes to enable it. That involves politicians from numerous countries where the money is frozen.
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  3407. ​​ elenarus6382 Similar issues though. Loss of independence. Freedom comes at a cost. Poland wants to send tanks. Germany blocks. Yes, I know this is about NATO while Brexit was about the EU but we're talking many of the same countries. Plus that's irrelevant to the principle. The Brexit vote was fully understandable. I would have voted to leave if given the vote.
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  3408. Problem is the lack of credible evidence for any of the claims relating to Jesus.
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  3409. I'm not impressed with this guest. His analysis is too simplistic.
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  3410. Sounds like a load of woke rubbish except for the part where he said we're all equal.
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  3411. I found it way easier to get into old high-performance legacy C code than new highly abstracted Java / clean code / code following 'design patterns' type stuff. Procedural C code can be read and understood. Once details are abstracted away in a language like Java, it becomes a nightmare to figure out what the code is actually doing. The cognitive load is higher. I use C++ 99% of the time, but I prefer a lightweight approach. Perhaps "C with classes". Objects used within a procedural context.
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  3412. A nation state as belligerent as Russia, a state run by thugs, and a state that invades annexes and commits war crimes and genocide on the scale and frequency as Russia does should not exist in the 21st century.
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  3413. @Gonzo York Hate or not, disco is what made them big. Yeah, they had some nice stuff before disco but it wasn't big.
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  3414. I've just imported a 25 year old C++ program into MS VS 2022, and only a few changes were required around for loop scope. Took 10 mins. The code was originally developed on Windows 95 with MSVC 4.0. Needless to say, I was rather surprised that it was so easy.
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  3415. "Truth social" LOL
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  3416. OS X is a really common way to say it. In fact, I rarely hear anyone calling it OS 10. Perhaps it depends on where you live. It has always been OS X.
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  3417. ​ @donnievance1942  How many nuclear power generation disasters has there been and how many lives have been lost across the industry and what are the environmental effects, nuclear vs coal vs gas vs geothermal per mwh of generation? It's easy to be emotive, but I wonder, what are the facts? Do you know? I don't know, but I'm guessing is coal is the worst?
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  3418. Weapons and funding. More would have been better, but none would have been terminal for Ukraine.
    2
  3419. So what? News channels have been doing it for decades.
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  3420. ​@petracastro6021 They're not. Try exercising some nuance.
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  3421. Might look for your blog. Did you dable with computers in the 70s? I'm thinking we might be around the same sge. I'm returing soon. I stmrtaeted in the 70s with home addempled systems as a hobby, then later the C64, which I helped develop software for. Did a lot of 6510 machine code stuff, then later in the 80s, the Amiga and 68000 machine code. Got into PCs in the 90s and then C++ Windows development professionally, and still doing it.
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  3422. That's not true. I've installed Windows 10 and Windows 11 and not had to install any drivers. Windows installed default drivers for everything that work without issue. Linux is the OS with driver problems.
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  3423. ​ @cyberbillp That's total bs.
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  3424. You're totally clueless if you think tRump can solve it.
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  3425. Israel Falau's post wasn't homophobic. It was a religious faith statement. The woke backlash was fanatical and unjustified.
    2
  3426. Why do Linux folk talk about "daily drivers"?. I've never heard the phrase said in any other context. I just say "PC" or "laptop" or I might mention the OS. But daily driver?
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  3427. Pakman seems as disingenuous now as I remember him five years ago? Russia liked Trump better than Biden and.... what? That's an argument.... for what? And on it goes...
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  3428. ​@user-mq9dy2lj5u Bad analogy. It's really about a fundamental under the hood understanding, not about old vs new.
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  3429. Yeah, and it's all a frigging nighmare. It just adds massive cognitive load.
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  3430. I don't believe the amount of Kursk territory held is the important part of this, as long as a decent chunk of it is held. After all, this whole war was about turning Ukraine into a puppet state, and that failed three years ago. Ukraine and Russia are huge, and the amount of territory changing hands in any month amounts to not much. Additionally, atritting Russia's military is more important than sq kms
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  3431. Having read your comment, I'm not sure what you're saying... do you believe genetics plays a significant role in IQ? I do.
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  3432. ​ @vortolex The only way to end the war is to defeat Russia. So, what do you suggest?
    2
  3433. Love your show but this one... no idea what anyone is talking about.
    2
  3434. Ignore it's veto. Restructure the rules. Do whatever it takes.
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  3435. What do you mean "it's so over"?
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  3436. ​@MathQueenSusanne I understould you completely. Some people are too pedantic. I regularly encounter overly pedantic folk on programming forums. I think it depends on context. If you were lecturing at Harvard vs. YT, etc. In fact, saying 'roots of functions' clarified something in my brain that I'd always glossed over, even if not strictly correct.
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  3437. That's why I by Toyotas. All I want is a basic car that goes from A to B reliably without mortgaging the house.
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  3438. Nice one 😀
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  3439.  @victor7802  I've 'liked' my own comments months or years later, then suddenly realised that I was reading my own comment. I must be getting old lol
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  3440. So are you
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  3441. Didn't think I'd ever say this but Biden is do a great job. Maga's, not.
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  3442. The books are irrelevant. Gaad is correct here.
    2
  3443. Repetitive Strain Injury.
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  3444. I doubt it.
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  3445. I've been seeing ! used for 30 years but still got it wrong :)
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  3446. You'll obviously not too bright. Figure it out.
    2
  3447. I don't see anything wrong with updating their data if the new figures are more accurate? I can imagine a number of valid reasons for doing so.
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  3448. Trump seems to lie about everything. Ukraine doesn't even get all of the aid promised by the US.
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  3449. We have too much sun and I hate it. Call me weird but I prefer winter and I live in Melbourne. I feel Scotland calling. I basically hibernate in our summers and thankfully can work from home. You're right that summer might work to our advantage with omicron. I'll be taking my vitamin D as well.
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  3450. They're doing it. Not sure when it started.
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  3451. Pootin could have made ruzzia great. He chose scumbag state instead.
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  3452. @CBD Review UK Why are anti-science folk spreading BS on a science based channel?
    2
  3453. Very unlikely to be the end. The virus is most likely here to stay for years and not the last variant we'll see.
    2
  3454. Not really. Linux needs a lot of work before it comes anywhere close to competing with MS in terms of the desktop. Linux desktop is currently a mess.
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  3455.  Anita McGuire  I don't believe angels sex or gender have a place in primary school or even high school.
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  3456. No, right now that award clearly goes to Russia but the Palestinian Authority isn't far behind. Israel is the victim, much akin to Ukraine against Russian aggression. Interestingly, the country that hates the Jews the most (Iran) is one of Russia's mates. Birds of a feather. Both terrorist states.
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  3457. You calculation of transmisibilty is flawed in my opinion. It's not valid to sir.ply multiply unrelated ratios together.
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  3458.  @franciscocz8384  The word you're looking for is fear... not respect. I might fear China but I will never respect it.
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  3459. ​ @rezah336 I tried rust, but it hurt my brain. It's a very weird language.
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  3460. And ruZZia is the enemy of the free world, and it's an enemy for no good reason orher than Putin's distorted world view and paranoia. Let's face it... NATO was never going to invade ruZZia. NATO is a defence pact. The key word there being "defence".
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  3461.  @allendesomer  I do pretty much the same. I very rarely dislike even when I dissagree.
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  3462. Three unsubscribed from the enforcer in my household. I'm done with his little cult.
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  3463. Low-level stuff has been my passion since the 1970s. Back then, there were few alternatives other than BASIC. I think the first C compiler I had was late 80s.
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  3464. hmmm That article broadly describes a spectrum along Liberal vs. Authoritarian lines. That's a useful system. The current far left and far right do have much in common. I like that Fascism, Anarchy, Socialism and Communism are all lumped together. Nazism would also fit nicely on the left using this model, but it's not the widely excepted or understood definition of right and left. I would say Liberalism or Classical Liberalism is somewhere in the center right now, though it varies by country.
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  3465. MrBrenman21 No. But I would say there are irrelevant fools on the far left and the far right. Neither should ever be mainstream. The one's on the far left worry me the most.
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  3466. Goughs Bastard There are other banks and your logic is flawed. I believe it's about standing for one's principles and not being a hypocrite. I'll no longer buy from Bunnings when there's an alternative - on principle. I've boycotted many companies over the years over many issues (on principle) and will continue to do so.
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  3467. Well done calling out "whataboutism". I've been calling out this stupid disingenuous argument out for a long time.
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  3468. The referenda are not being run by the Ukrainian government, therefore they're a sham by definition. What am I missing?
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  3469. Bernie Sanders, the best President America never had. A lost opportunity.
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  3470. Ironic that Putin is using real nazis to rid Ukraine of imaginary nazis.
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  3471. Biden offers nothing except to open a door to the rabbid hard left identarians. A kind of trogan horse. It beggers belief that the polls are so close.
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  3472. I agree with you, but the weapons donors also have the right to impose restrictions. That's the reality we're dealing with because Ukraine isn't militarily strong enough on its own.
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  3473. You forgot to include C++ in the backend language group, the only language I actually use, a solid, well proven, high-performance language, yet you include a bunch of "flavour of the month" stuff. You can build APIs in C++, and C++ tooling is way better than Rust, in my experience. Thankfully, I'm now out of the industry (after 30 years). The move to bloatware looks complete.
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  3474. That sadly is true of many people.
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  3475. He's not a russisn asset in a literal sense, but he behaves like one. The damage to truth will be the same. Some of the things Lex said were downright offensive and come direct from the russian propagandist playbook. With an audience the size his is, and bearing in mind that he'd have a sizeable audience from the maga mob, truth should have been his highest priority. Clearly, it wasn't. On the plis side, it gave Zelenskyy a great opportunity to speak about Russia's barbarity, etc.
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  3476. ​ @Akkbar21 It's just another tool, albeit it an overly hyped one.
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  3477. There are definitely bad languages.
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  3478. Rubbish. Putin doesn't give a toss about Trump.
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  3479. What?
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  3480. Funny how most people commenting here try to be a smart ass. I don't know what your credentials are, but I'm guessing that 99% of people commenting have no relevent credentials.
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  3481. ​ @matthewyabsley Not really. Inflation here is 2.8%. Banks are offering 4.8%. It obviously varies between countries, but generalisations are often wrong.
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  3482. "Little Rocket Man"
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  3483. I have no problems with it. I find it easier and more enjoyable to work with than Java to be honest.
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  3484.  Jack Richardson  So what if the per capita rate is higher? There are vastly fewer of us and our per capita rate is falling, unlike China who right now is ramping up CO2 emmissions. Unless China (and India) make massive cuts, our reductions are useless because they are relatively minuscule.
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  3485. I didn't notice, but now that you've pointed it out, everyone knows.
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  3486. Israel and Ukraine are effectively fighting the same existential battles against the same axis of evil. Both are democracies fighting dictators terrorists and despots, and they're both our allies. Israel against hamas and backers for 18 years, ukraine against russia and backers for 10 years. They're the same. Why support one while throwing the other under a bus?
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  3487. It wouldn't have gone to Gaza though and this referendum has no bearing on that, so your point is moot. It could equally have gone to health care or schools.
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  3488.  @verity4917  She doesn't have a British accent.
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  3489. ​ @SkyGlitchGalaxy  May I suggest that you're underestimating Xi? He's a pretty shrewed political actor.
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  3490. I'm conflicted over India. It's not clear which side India is on. They seem to be playing both.
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  3491. What are they?
    2
  3492. You know what he meant. Try not to be so petty.
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  3493. Noam Chomsky?... LOL
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  3494. I support Ukraine and want to see it join NATO and the EU, but talk about Ukraine being invited into NATO now while at war simply makes no sense. NATO doesn't want to fight Russia. The descision of whether to bring Ukraine into NATO now is equivalent NATO deciding to fight Russia now. NATO could put boots on the ground now. NATO could sink the Black sea fleet now. NATO could provide air superiority to Ukraine now. It could do all of this wuthout Ukraine joining NATO. But it doesn't want to. The incremental supply of weapons is in part related to all of this, but it's also due in part to countries in peace time seeing an unexpected war occur on their doorstep and not really knowing how to handle where there is a background of underfunding militaries. Even Trump pointed out the funding shortfalls. We're now paying the price.
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  3495. The left leaning media are doing a pretty good job reporting on the pandemic. Shocking and unexcepected given past performance, but most of the BS is currently coming from the far right. It's a complete flip of the pre pandemic situation.
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  3496. Xser Gods Hope you're not suggesting Israel is the invader? It's the Arabs who are the invaders. Israel had legitimate right to restoration of their land since the defeat of the Ottomans (who had incidentally let the region go to rack and ruin). Arabs didn't care until such time it became a religious dispute and the PLO invented the "The Palestinian are Oppressed" narrative designed for the gullible and the ignorant.
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  3497. I would say AMD has a history of undelivering on CPU performance. Every AND I've owned has underperformed the Intel equivalent. This pattern goes all the way back to the 90s. That's why I'll likely never buy another AMD based system.
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  3498. And neither should you. Always fact check everything. I'm sure Sam Harris would agree.
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  3499. Your guest speaker is obviously a glass half empty man. This has to be the most pessimistic report I've heard in a while. No, you don't only measure success by kms taken. There's a wide range of things to account for. The number tanks destroyed is very important.
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  3500. Trump never gives a truthful answer to anyone, as far as I can tell. Truth is not in his DNA. He's also clueless.
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  3501. In your dreams LOL
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  3502. Where I live, power prices rise as we rely more on renewables because of the unreliability of sun and wind
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  3503. Not in general.
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  3504. ​ @EconLessons Just for fun, it could be interesting to speculate on the true market value of the ruble. On one hand we've got an internal panic forex happening (200 to USD), whilst on the international forex, the ruble is being propped up at 88. I'm guessing the true value might be somewhere in the middle, well past the 100 to USD.
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  3505. Some people look younger than their age. It's a great asset when you get older.
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  3506. What's a "chad" in the conrext of this video? The standard definition of chad doesn't fit.
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  3507. We don't where ruzzia's red lines are. We don't even know whether there are any red lines, but one can be reasonably confident that there are. Only a fool would think not. Therefore, caution was prudent.
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  3508. You must be a dumb troll, right?
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  3509. NATO is a defence alliance. Who would defend Ireland? NATO? Think before typing.
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  3510. Either stay with Windows 10, or switch to Windows 11. For those people with very old hardware, there are some workarounds (reportedly). Some people have Windows 11 running on the original i5 CPUs. But sooner or later, technology moves on, and backward compatibility has to take 2nd place. I mean, how many people are still running those old IDE cabled hard drives or a ps2 mouse or anything else that old? Anyone overly concerned with security could probably install 3rd party software. Or if you like self inflicted pain, try Linux.
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  3511. It increases mine. But I see this as another example of bias influencing interpretation. It was even hinted at in this video. Scientists don't like dark matter. Therefore, they're likely to favour anything contrary.
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  3512.  @Sauron2609  Sad, for Ukraine, yes.
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  3513.  @janeharrison835  Diversity alone can be a strength or a weakness. But one can cherry pick examples all day long to prove one side the other. More important are the people themselves. I don't consider the UK to be any stronger under their recent immigration policies. Bringing in the wrong types. Seen the news lately? I see it as being significantly weaker due to increasing unrest. There are problems right across Europe directly caused by increasing diversity.
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  3514. The many experts in my country (and in many other countries) do not promote aspirating and/or say it's unnecessary. It's not our job to second guess them or tell them how to do their jobs simply because a nurse on YouTuber thinks differently.
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  3515. ​ @wsm7929 Yeah, but the media are somewhat irrelevant to what's actually happening. This is a deep seated issue that goes back centuries, even millenia.
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  3516. ​ @objectiveobserver-yi4by Stop trolling from your mother's basement, creep.
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  3517. ​@yeahright4659 Wow, you trolls are really panicking. LOL
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  3518. The syntax is bs. Why they couldn't have followed existing languages I'll never understand.
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  3519. Who is this guy? He seems clueless.
    2
  3520. Japan's problem is the low birth rate. Targeted immigration can help but having more children would be be a better solution.
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  3521.  @alanmeeker2179  Some people prefer echo chambers and/or believe disagreement is a flaw.
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  3522. Is there a debate? I think they serve different purposes. My favorite adpect ratio was 16:10. Not much of that available. A 34" 16:10 would be perfect for my perpises, but I'm out of luck.
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  3523. THE END of what?
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  3524. The potential for catastrophe is not "unproven". The argument against fixing the problem because of the "cost" is nonsensical and it's the same argument I'm hearing from folk who don't want to support Ukraine because it will "cost".
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  3525. The Crimean demographic is irrelevant. If they love Russia then live in Russia. That's kind of how it works elsewhere.
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  3526. noimnotnice Problem is in the labels. Left / right is too simplistic. He is a Liberal so he is on the left but he is not a far left SJW. He is also not a conservative. When he speaks of "the left", he's referring to SJWs etc.
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  3527. I started as a hobbyist in the 70's doing machine code programming in hex. I then moved to a mix of assembler and BASIC during the 80's. Then during the 90's I learned a bunch of languages including C and C++. C++ quickly became my favorite language for many reasons. I specifically chose to work as a C++ Windows applications developer. Been doing it for 20 years. It was a perfect fit. Developing in other languages is a real chore by comparison.
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  3528.  @chammibandara3515  What your point?
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  3529. Some of these Russians have to be mentally deranged when they claim that Ukraine as a culture / nation / language or whatever doesn't exist. Where does that come from? Clearly Ukraine does exist.
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  3530. Everyone touches their faces. It's normal behaviour, hence the need to wash hands regularly.
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  3531. You're right, but how? Russia wants them running so that it can steal the power. Do you think Russia cares? I don't.
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  3532. Why would you knock MSVC? In my testing, MSVC always outperforms Clang/LLVM by around 10% (both optimised). Just compared the performance of MSVC vs. Clang on my current project... MSVC 20% faster. GCC? I've never used it.
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  3533. GIMP is pretty good. I use the Windows version, but I gave up on it because the GUI is appallingly unintuative. The GUI needs a complete redesign. Whether it's the same on Linux, I have no idea. I don't use it, nor do I like Linux.
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  3534. Spot on.
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  3535. Ann P The disaster was brought about by the people who promoted the European Union. The UK should have never joined. Lots of countries function perfectly well without being part of the European Union. And the alternative to the Tories (Labour) looks horrendous!
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  3536. How much of this is Kyle making stuff up or just leftist spin? He has a history of pushing a leftist anti government isolationist narrative.
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  3537. bristoled93 That describes me and I do support Israel, so yes.
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  3538. ​ @jonathanhopper4950  But what did Sam leave out?
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  3539. No to the first part. We don't need JW cult talk here. JWs destroyed my family.
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  3540. I feel the same way. So far I've not found any tutorials that cover even the basic concepts well enough. It's driving me crazy. It's definitely not intuitive. No one ever fully explains what a container is.
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  3541. Men don't want your gender. It's a tiny proportion who believe they are women who claim to. Don't generalize the other 99.9%
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  3542. I hope he wins. He's doing a good job. Update: A great win for Daniel Andrews, the Labor party and for Victoria.
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  3543. I see the $300B as the proceeds of crime, similar to the way property and cash are seized from criminal gangs. It's that any funds that pootin can get his hands on will go to funding the war. Clearly, that $300B in large part would have been for that purpose.
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  3544. Then tell use how Israel can destroy Hamas, their weapons dumps, tunnels and all of their infrastructure (which is fully integrated inside civilian districts, schools public buildings and so on) without casualties? In a perfect world yes, but we're talking about a terrorist state, not London under a democratic government.
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  3545. TYT were absolutely spot on with this one and I'm very surprised because they're usually wearing their SJW hat.
    2
  3546. Because geopolitically, "America" refers to it's actions and relationships internationaly, not individual Americans.
    2
  3547. I was wondering the sane thing.
    2
  3548. What's wrong with that phrase?
    2
  3549. No, you won't. Universities are pumping out Java developers at a much higher rate than say C++. As a C++ developer, that suits me.
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  3550. None of that speaks to Trump in 2024. Listen to what Trump has been saying in 2024. It's nuts.
    2
  3551. What is?
    2
  3552. On the cash topic... I prefer cash way more than electronic transactions. I don't want my life story recorded on some bank's database and to add insult to injury, pay bank fees for the privilege. Protecting one's privacy is a major factor in favour of cash.
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  3553. Most Russians appear to lack any understanding of their relative position in the world. Full of self importance yet they really just becoming a big version of NK.
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  3554. Looks great though full of unnecessary gimmicky extras. I wouldn't consider buying any electric car anything soon for the simple reason that they're unaffordable. They're still way too expensive in Australia. Who can pay $60,000 for a car? What we need is something basic and reliable for less than $20,000. That said, a lot of people like me only buy used vehicles. When can I buy a used electric vehicle for $10,000? That's when electric will beat ICE.
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  3555. Not fear... common sense.
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  3556. The left would have all white folk on the ground while all black folk would be standing on boxes. The trans folk would have extra boxes a.k.a affirmative action.
    2
  3557. Yes, it is too much to ask. And if you don't understand why, I would recommend you do some research. It's not hard.
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  3558. I worked 20 years in trades (in factories mostly) then 20 years in offices, and due to the pandemic, now doing zoom calls and working from home. I've seen both sides. I'm sure many have. As well, my grandfather was a farmer. I spent a lot of time on the farm as a kid. I saw how hard was.
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  3559.  @nickelmouse451  Rubbish. Please stop dragging Atheism into it. That I lack a belief in a god says very little about my views on postmodernism or pretty much any other social or cultural issue.
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  3560. I had no faith that Keith Kellogg would achieve anything. It was obvious he would clash with Trump and Musk on Ukraine. Keith Kellogg is sane. Trump/MAGA.. not.
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  3561. Nope. It's the dogs. How many people killed by chihuahuas? It's the breed. It's the dog. Facts are unpopular with the dog mob.
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  3562. Fortunatrlly for you guys, gas prices are starting from a low base (by global standards). Ours have increased by 30% since 2022 and are double the US price. But if it helps Ukraine then I'll also deal with it. Ukraine must win this.
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  3563. Cathulhu Brilliant comment. We need more people with your wisdom and clarity of thought.
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  3564. Stereotyping is not racism. Racism is prejudice. Unconcious bias is BS.
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  3565. +OsefKincaid Islam is not just one thing. Not all Muslims are in agreement on the definition of Islam, so I don't see why we should have to be so specific. Context is important. If the context of a discussion is about radical Islam - then when someone refers to Islam, I will assume they mean 'radical Islam'. If the context of a discussion is about black Americans and violent crime - then when someone refers to 'blacks' committing violent crime, I assume they are referring to 'black criminals' only, not all 'black Americans'. Seems to work for me.
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  3566. I think you are the dumb one. Islamic terrorism is by definition religious because Islam is a religion. It's not rocket science. It's simply a continuation of 1400 years of aggression by radical Islamists against those with differing views.
    1
  3567. +LiberaLib Consider saying something of substance.
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  3568. +MarioAtheonio No one said Israel and Palestine are a great role model so what's your point? The original point was about the wall.
    1
  3569. Brilliant responses from Brigitte Gabriel as usual. The Muslim woman seemed intellectually dishonest though that's no surprise. It's what I've come to expect. It's as if they're hiding something.
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  3570. +Computer Screen Jeff How about stop bad immigration (better vetting) and kick out the bad immigrants?
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  3571. +abhi pm That groups like the KKK, white extremists and ultra conservatives support Trump is completely irrelevant. They can support whoever they like or whatever they like as long as they are not breaking laws. Their support for Trump says no more about Trump than does the millions of Americans who support Trump and they're not all white extremists or KKK members. Many of Clinton's supporters were just plain awful. Her loony left-wing SJW supporters are complete nut-jobs as were the crazed street protesters after the election. Right now Muslims as a group (not all) are more dangerous than the KKK with many thousands of attacks in the past few years, yet the left-wing constantly babble on about the KKK (who killed a man 35 years ago) while giving Islamists a free pass. And Islamic beliefs are just as delusional and as dangerous as those of the KKK or any other crazy group.
    1
  3572. Danny Hurren In what way were the comments racist? They comments related to a religious ideology which at the present time is causing a massive increase in random acts of violence world wide. We need to be honest and face the fact that this particular religion is responsible for violence (as it has been for 1400 years). Ignoring the problem will not make it go away. Freedom of speech must prevail.
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  3573. +Reza Arman Muslims can not agree among themselves about what defines a 'real Muslim'. So who gets to define what is a 'real Muslim' ? Should it go to a vote? Does the majority get to decide? No. Should it be Muslim leaders who decide? No. Muslims decide for themselves. ISIS are Muslims. The reasons should be obvious.
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  3574. Peppa Pig That's a stupid comment.Have you heard of the no true Scotsman fallacy?
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  3575. Praise the Lord The world today does not coincide with the Bible.
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  3576. +none Which European countries are overthrowing their governments? Poland? Hungary? France?
    1
  3577. +Salmon3669 They were Islamic terrorists. They weren't Buddhists, Hindus etc.. they were Muslims. Why are you being dishonest?
    1
  3578.   The shroud is not proof of anything significant and nothing of significance has been proven. The shroud is just an old piece of cloth until proven otherwise. All manor of claims have been made regarding connections with Jesus but noting has been proven. Christians want it to be the shroud of Jesus but they are grasping at straws in a futile attempt to bolster their faith. OK so it is real blood... so what?
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  3579. +B Toal I believe some black and Muslim people are scared shitless because they are irrational. Same goes for many on the left. But Trump has support across the board... black, white, asian, muslim, gay, male, female. I think anyone who is against the toxic left-wing social agenda is likely to exhibit some level of support for Trump even if they dislike Trump the person.
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  3580. Australia is a great place to live but you are considering Australia, pay attention the coming election in July... the Greens (should they have any power) want to ramp up immigration, especially refugee numbers and I don't trust their ability to stay in control. I was born in New Zealand but live in Australia. I love Melbourne. I prefer Melbourne over Auckland but both have high property prices so housing can be an issue. New Zealand has some nice smaller cities. Depends on your preference.
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  3581. Yes, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel so that's where the embassy should be but the Muslims will want to stuff it all up as usual.
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  3582. Ekon Rekon Jesus would send all Muslims to hell according to Christian dogma. Doesn't sound very loving so I doubt he would care about bulldozing. Besides that, Christianity is a fake religion that was spliced onto Judaism by misrepresenting and lying about a bunch of Jewish scriptures. The old testament in the Christian bible was not written for Christians. It is Jewish holy text.
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  3583. +PhantomTech - Almost at 1,000 Subscribers! Got rational thinkers real liberals OBSESSED i.e. people who hate any form of racism.... black or white.
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  3584. That 10 year old Christian would believe that proves absolutely nothing. There was no concept of 'father, son and holy spirit'. This creation myth goes back to the ancient Israelites. A more likely explanation is that the pagan gods that were worshiped by the ancient Israelites numbered more then one. A related possibility that I like is that 'us' refers to Yahweh and his Wife Asherah - both pagan idols. In any case, it is bronze age myth.
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  3585. Too many crazy hateful Palestinian Muslims. Muslims even hate each other over religious differences. Religion is the cause of the troubles again and again and again... especially Islam.
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  3586. The comments from the panel here are absolutely spot on. Well done.
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  3587. +Breaking News So because someone gives you links to two books that makes them a fascist?
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  3588. +Ryan Cauffman Even a $15/hr minimum seems very low. I was earning $15/hr in 1990 working in a factory.
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  3589. Too late for what? He apparently died 2000 years ago and hasn't been seen nor heard since.
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  3590. Trebor Seven Science is not a religion, it is a method of discovery. Yes, science makes mistakes, but unlike religion, it attempts to fix them by continuing research. Religion by contrast can get one stuck in bronze age thought, something science abandoned long ago. Putting it another way... science admits it's mistakes whereas religion tries to hide them. Also remember that the bible still describes the earth as a flat circular surface mounted on pillars and covered with a dome where the celestial bodies are found... science has moved on from this nonsense. Over and out.
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  3591. He has proven that politicians can win without being PC zombies like Obama and Clinton... i.e. we need humans instead of automatons. That's a positive. SJWs and special snowflakes have been given a much needed wake-up call... i.e. get out of those safe spaces and grow up. That's a positive.
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  3592. K L You made the original outlandish statement... why not prove that? Perhaps because you can't?
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  3593. +Simon Sez You think I am a Jewish supremacist?... WRONG. You think I am a Jew?... WRONG. You think I am angry?... WRONG. You think I live in the US or Europe or target said places?... WRONG. I suggest you check your facts and not make hare-brained and outlandish assumptions about people. I am a Liberal. I just happen to feel that the regressive leftist SJW types need to end their love affair with Islam and adopt a more balanced fact based approach to their analysis of world events and social justice issues because right now it's a bit of a train wreck (not referring to Kyle here). Liberalism and Islam are polar opposites just as liberalism and fascism are polar opposites. Islam is a way more conservative and oppressive ideology than Christianity, so why is the far left SJW crowd apparently pro Islam while seemingly anti Christian? I don't get it.
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  3594. Brilliant coverage of Reza Aslan's intellectual dishonesty and outright lies.
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  3595. +Gavin Sexius So a foetus is not alive? Are you sure?
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  3596. Shirley Phelps-Roper might be a religious crank but surely so are those who get upset over book burning? A woman was recently thrown of a building, beaten and killed for allegedly damaging a Quran. In what way does Islam deserve any respect when it's follower's value paper and ink over human life? I mean, books are just paper and ink.... aren't they? What's lost apart from the paper and ink? What happens when I delete a copy of the Quran from my hard drive or when the hard drive dies and is discarded? Let's be rational. Why should we respect the irrational?
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  3597. Bentley Boss I feel you are missing the point... It is not about literally doing something 'in the name of' some ideology or group, it is about being motivated by a particular ideology or group.
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  3598. ***** Who said all Muslims were joining ISIS?
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  3599. +Lolingonthefloor I am neither American nor Russian but I have to say Putin made a lot of sense in a recent press conference. I was impressed. I just wish everyone could work together on this ISIS issue. We all have a common goal here.
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  3600. Sheep Whisperer It makes little sense to imagine that the west is both funding them and bombing them. Though, over a year's worth of bombing seems to have made little difference. I tend to think any funding coming from the west is either direct support from terrorist sympathisers or government incompetence / flawed military tactics such as supporting rebel groups. We also know that ISIS stole a heap of stuff and they have oil. Which begs the question: why have they still got oil?
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  3601. Vlad Tepesblog Well said.
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  3602. devourerofbabies A lot of good points but cars and trains are not necessarily made by the same companies and the decisions around whether to build more trains or more roads is often political. My experience of public transport is that the trains are often dangerous, dirty and overcrowded. Trains are often running late, skipping stations or are cancelled and they don't go to where I need to go. They're not a total solution.
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  3603. ***** It's savages with weapons motivated by a particular religious ideology. In their minds they are doing Allah's work. Religion + fanatics = trouble.
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  3604. +‫شلهوب Shлlhоцв The MUSLIM المسلم‬‎ You highlighted a supposed 13 years of torture (which is debatable) but perhaps you should have compared those 13 years with the brutality, bloodshed, suffering and mayhem inflicted on the Middle East, South Asia, Africa, The Middle East, The Mediterranean and Europe during the first 4 centuries of Islamic expansion? And it didn't end there... 1400 years on and the world is still suffering at the hands of Islamists. Not to mention the countries that were conquered along the way. Countries who's cultures were severely damaged or even destroyed. Hundreds of millions of people now Muslims have lost part of their true heritage, culture and religion. Islam might have grown but at what cost?
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  3605. +Joshua Swearengin No, because Israel is not the biggest terrorist state in the world. It's not even a terrorist state in my opinion. Ok, now I'm ready for the insults. LOL.
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  3606. Qas Wara I don't understand why anyone would consider Israel a terrorist state but people should be free to express there views about these issues. Communication is surely a positive step toward breaking down the barriers between cultures and religions... even if some are offended along the way.
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  3607. Loki Owl Dennis Prager doesn't understand morality - that is clear. Theists too often think of morality as a set of absolute rules from on high. That would be more akin to law. External vs. internal.
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  3608. tefi Murder is defined as the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another. It is wrong by definition. Murder is always wrong. I think you are referring to 'killing' which says nothing about being right or wrong. With 'right' and 'wrong' we're back to discussing morality and whether or not morality is in some way absolute. I believe morality is subjective. Prager is talking about law. When I say something is morally wrong, I am stating an opinion.
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  3609. How can people be this stupid?
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  3610. What's Bernie Sanders' policy on Muslim migration? He seems to be pro Islam?
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  3611. +LTrotsky 21st Century "The answer to terrorism is for western militaries and Israel to stop their bombing and occupation" ... No, that wouldn't stop it.
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  3612. +thenorwegian76 Most Muslims support Sharia in some form and a significant proportion support the barbaric form. You do know that sharia is God's law?...  You are telling us that Muslims reject God's laws? That simply can't be true.
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  3613. No. ISIS is completely Islamic.
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  3614. Atheist Atheist Bad ideas are a problem. Some ideas lead to beliefs. Bad ideas can lead to bad beliefs which eventually manifest as bad actions i.e. ISIS and Islamic terrorism.
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  3615. Hajrah Omar Thank you for your kind thoughts.
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  3616. Leia Lefevre Hensen I was also not born a Muslim but many Muslims apparently believe babies are born Muslim. Makes no sense to me.
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  3617. +woostopalypse So all Harris defenders lack knowledge of Middle East history and foreign policy? Very broad generalisation? How would you know that?
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  3618. +woostopalypse Islamophobia LOL. Stupid word. Please list the countries that the US occupies right now? And I don't mean military interventions or military presence. I mean real occupations. Are there many?
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  3619. +John Parkin Very well said.
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  3620. We had hundreds of these violent morons turn up at a peaceful rally and it took a huge effort by the police to contain them. They are extremely violent.
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  3621. Alex xeon You are going to get important medical tests performed using highly advanced measuring equipment all run by untrained incompetent operators? You'd be mad!
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  3622. Alex xeon Wait until it's your bypass surgery or tumor removal... you might change your thinking. I would rather pay the tax (and I do) and not pay the health insurance so that this type of shit doesn't happen and the insurance companies don't become the fat cats.
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  3623. Kitten Moon Correct. It works reasonably well in my country. My friend had cancer... surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and regular follow ups, all free (no insurance) with overall tax rates only a little higher than the US.
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  3624. bochap21 I have to commend you on your many well reasoned comments, your knowledge on the subject at hand and your clarity of thought. It's a rare thing!
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  3625. E.T. 1) An Arab is one who's forebears were Arabs. 2) Wrong 3) Wrong again.
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  3626. It amazes me that in the 21st century there are still people so ignorant and/or deluded that they cannot decide between protecting their health or following an ancient man made religious tradition (even to death). Very sad.
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  3627. KevTCC The definition of 'Atheist' has been misrepresented largely by American Christians I believe. I often refer to myself as an 'agnostic' even though I'm an atheist by definition just to avoid confusion. So I'm an atheist who is against abortion in most circumstances.
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  3628. +Dudley Hudgenson Trump is a realist... he is saying stuff that Clinton is either too scared to say or too PC to say but people want it said anyway and he is being rewarded for it. Hopefully he can put an end to the regressive PC SJW crap coming from the far left and prevent the US from becoming another Europe.
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  3629. Fredrik Herre Strawman.
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  3630. Science while not infallible, has been very successful in increasing our understanding of the world we live in. On the other hand, there are as stated in this video, many important questions that appear to be unanswerable by science. The problem as I see it is that religion has also demonstrated it's complete inability to answer these questions. In fact I would go as far as to say religion has been completely inept and incompetent at perusing the task. Religion spends it's time getting bogged down by traditions, doctrines and dogma, an over reliance on blind faith and an irrational attachment to ancient texts.
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  3631. +Gordon S. Depends on what you mean by 'Jew'.
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  3632. +Bart Bols "its Palestine that is under foreign occupation"... And it's unlikely to change any time soon. The Palestinians are just going to have to get used to it. It's now Israel (the multicultural democracy) and Palestine (the terrorist state). You can forget about calling it an occupation. Israel is there to stay, hopefully.
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  3633. +Снаяои «ΨMADDИESФ» cry I agree though I would go further and say that ISIS is wreaking quite a bit of damage and possibly devastatingly so for an entire country.
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  3634. And the rockets of the terrorist organization Hamas are raining inhumanely on the lands of Israel. Did you you forget about that. If Israel didn't have a decent defence system there would be total carnage there, which of course is what Hamas wants. As for food shortages, why doesn't Hamas (the Islamic terrorist organization) smuggle in food instead of weapons? That would be a lot more constructive!
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  3635. More useful idiots tying up police resources.
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  3636. +Henbot Islamphobic LOL. What a stupid word. How is fear of Islam in any way irrational? You do know that the term 'islamphobia' was invented by the Islamic community to shut down criticism of Islam? It is also used frequently by people such as yourself to shut down criticism of Islam.
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  3637. +Enter Adman Might not be a one way street but there are 10 lanes in one direction and only one in the other and oh...you forgot to mention the KKK.
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  3638. +Luther DePapier Very well said. I believe there needs to be a balance. No intentional provocation but if someone wishes to draw cartoons then they do so. Islam takes itself too seriously and want's to be immune from criticism. We shouldn't allow that to happen.
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  3639. Surms41 It looks minimalistic and simplistic. These are two factors I really dislike. It might work better than 7 but the UI looks ugly and flat and bland and simplistic.
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  3640. Linda Sazour is infamous for her agitating and Islamist views. It seems unlikely to me she would do anything to help Jews considering Muslims typically hate Jews and Linda seems rather fanatical and self identifies as a Palestinian (even though she is American). She reportedly made disparaging and insulting remarks about Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a women who deserves enormous respect for her efforts at exposing the nasty side of Islam. Yet you are defending Linda Sazour? Am I missing something?
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  3641. TheKeyser94 Of course no one should claim that all acts of terrorism are committed by a particular group whether that be Christian, Islam or any other but right-wing extremists, anti-government extremists and white supremacists are not necessary Christian extremists which is what I was commenting on, but that list will be a useful reference so thanks.
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  3642. syed azhar syed ibrahim Tell that to Hamas. Right there is your problem.
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  3643. +icampos89 So can you think of any cultural reasons why we might consider murder and rape acceptable behaviour?
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  3644. icampos89 Correct, though attitudes might vary state by state. I am not American and not fully informed on this issue but I do not support the death penalty. I fail to understand why the U.S. still does.
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  3645. +rahowhero I usually consider the death penalty as being state sanctioned premeditated murder but I guess murder is the wrong word to use here.
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  3646. The Muslim population in the US is only around 1%. That's the significant difference between the US and Europe. You can't integrate large numbers of Muslims into western societies. It never works.
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  3647. +Sarah M Freedom of speech provides the right to criticise religion or any other bad idea. Why should religion be exempt from criticism?
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  3648. Why would assume so? There a plenty of idiots on the left.
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  3649. +보초 Jew has multiple meanings... Jew can refer to race, culture or religion, whereas a Muslim is a follower of Islam. There are even atheist Jews.
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  3650. +Aybiel Kasima "Look up the word racism in the dictionary"... Just checked a bunch online and in print... they all say something like this... "the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races." "prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior." "a person who believes that a particular race is superior to another." The regressive left SJW cranks are working hard at redefining the word but I'll stay with the standard definition as should you.
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  3651. JUDALATION One doesn't need to be a science denying racist to be conservative and SJWs seem to be intolerant of anyone who disagrees with them.
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  3652. Islam is all about causing division but finally a court has intervened and imposed some common sense. Should be one rule and one dress code for all. On the other hand, sport in schools should never be compulsory. It can be extremely traumatic. I was traumatized by swim classes so I can empathize with Laurie Penny.
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  3653. Why don't you do a "Right Wing Terror Kills ...... Than Jihadists in..." video in let's say Pakistan, Syria or North Africa or maybe globally and see how that goes!!!? Oh wait... that would make Islam look bad wouldn't it?
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  3654. +alfonso ramirez Daesh is a bunch of fanatical literalist radical fundamentalist Muslims who think they are doing God's work. If you deny that then you're denying the obvious. Even Blind Freddy can see it. They're little different than any other Islamic terrorist organisations, expect in size and barbarity. These madmen didn't just suddenly appear out of nowhere. They weren't created by some kind of US terrorist cloning factory. These are real people, albeit deluded imbeciles. No. It's just radical Islam doing what radical Islam has always done.
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  3655. آﻟﮃﻋۆة ﺂﻟـﮯ ﺂﻟﻟھَہّ Jesus was not a prophet. Where is the evidence of gods and prophets?
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  3656. There's that stupid word again... "Islamophobia". Someone on TYT just had to say it.
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  3657. That Australia is huge and sparsely populated is not a good reason to add large numbers of refugees into the mix. Where are they going to live? In the outback? The large cities are already overcrowded and the cost of living is extremely high. We cannot even solve our own homelessness problems. It makes no sense to bring in large numbers of people from different and incompatible cultures and religions who will have major problems with integration. If more are going to come then the relevant agencies need to be extremely selective else we will have Islamists sneaking in and Australia will become like Sweden or Belgium or France.
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  3658. Ye yint Moe "Then can I say it's the lack of God that make some atheist behave this way?"... No really... Atheism on it's own is not a motivating factor for anything. How could it be? Atheism is just a position on God claims. It's neutral. Whenever something bad happens such as the things you listed, there must be a motivating factor. Religion is often a motivation for evil e.g. Daesh and Islam or the inquisition and Christianity. But religion is obviously not the only motivating factor... racism, politics, nationalism and greed are also motivators. So when one talks about the evils of atheism, one must look past 'the lack of a belief in a god' and search for the real cause. Hitler clearly hated Jews as did the Muslim leaders who supported him. Nationalism and racism seemed to play a significant role in that instance. We could use the same process to understand people such as Pol Pot, Stalin and Mao zidong.
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  3659. Ye yint Moe "Muslim did not go around colonizing every part of the world ." They tried and failed but in the process they did 'colonize' many countries and did enormous damage in the process. Remember, the crusades started out as a push back against Islamic aggression. It has been estimated that over 200 million people have died due to Islamic aggression and violence over the past 1400 years. I don't think it is useful comparing in this way but it does put a different perspective on your comments. No offense intended.
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  3660. +Jon Snow The Crow I hate to break it to you but all three 'books' are largely fictional. I trilogy based on bronze age myth. Sorry about that.
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  3661. +Bobby Jones Discontent?.... You mean like the discontent SJW's create daily? You mean like those anti Trump crazies out in the streets protesting about issues they know nothing about... smashing windows, burning cars and throwing rocks?
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  3662. +OfficialShadowKing I like your optimism.
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  3663. +Jim Knopf The far left are surprisingly supportive of Islam which is a far right ideology. I find that weird.
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  3664. dubmoth76 I thought the list was based on present risk and not on where some terrorists might have come from 16 years ago. Take a look at where most of the refugees are coming from. I would expect some kind of correlation and a quick search throws up Syria, South Sudan, Afghanistan and Somalia as being major sources of refugees while Saudi Arabia is not listed as significant.
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  3665. dubmoth76 The report is clearly anti Trump. A ban on Christians would be consistent with a ban on all nationals.
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  3666. How could Israel possibly trust the Palestinian government? How can anyone be expected to make a deal with terrorists?
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  3667. Why are these people trying hide the fact that Islam promotes violence? And comparing white lone wolf shooters with Islamic terrorism is stupid.
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  3668. theauklet Well said. This 'public agenda' was clearly explained and documented by ISIS recently for those are a little slow on the uptake. Even ISIS was becoming frustrated by the far left's ongoing misinformation campaign. They wanted it know that they hate us for being unbelievers.
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  3669. Yes. Muslims effectively stole Jerusalem and built a Mosque on top of the Jewish Temple mount. A nasty move on their part in my opinion. Muslims believe in some bullshit about Muhammad departing Jerusalem on his way to heaven. The Jews have reclaimed their city but the Muslims are now very angry (not uncommon). They will be even angrier if the US embassy is moved to Jerusalem. LOL
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  3670. +Ciaron Smith 'white' is an SJW classification use as part of their social Marxist agenda but as you point out it's ridiculous.
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  3671. Assad caused the trouble in Syria.
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  3672. nasnus999 Why did you include 'Zionism' in your list of injustices? That term is usually thrown around by Jew haters. What do you mean by Zionism? Do you mean the re-establishment of a Jewish homeland? That would be justice in my opinion... not injustice!
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  3673. Previous Presidents created multiple wars, created ISIS, wrecked half of the Middle East causing a massive death toll and a global migrant problem. They also increased US debt massively and increased racial tensions (remember how Obama was going to be the black American's savior)... tell us how all of that compares to "a full blown KKK is trying to get a seat in the Senate"? And while you're at it... tell us how all of that compares with some Tweets, liking burgers, not like people meddling with his toothbrush, speaking some 'hateful and sexist words' and being a wealthy white male... apparently all serious Trump issues according to the left?
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  3674. +Leah Vandenborre How would you have stopped him from getting a gun?
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  3675. +Syed Sye No he doesn't and people like you who misunderstand, misrepresent or misquote are the reason why Sam Harris has to keep on explaining his position on issues over and over and over again ad nauseam... and even then it doesn't sink in.
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  3676. +Keksi "Only idiot would believe that ISIS made out of 15,000 (today 30,000) managed to take control of half of Syria and Iraq with population of 20 million."... But they did and now the problem is how to get rid of them without hurting civilians.
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  3677. +Nathan Jones It seems to me that meddling in the middle east would be a net loss to the US. Also, oil needs to be purchased, so again a net loss to the US. Can you explain your reasoning?
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  3678. anna conigliaro True, but religion is a man made idea so there is nothing about being religious that guarantees goodness. There good and bad Christians, Muslims, Jews, Atheists or whatever... they're just people. Some people try to improve themselves while others are just self righteous hypocrites.
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  3679. It's a pity he didn't follow his own advice.
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  3680. Depends on what you mean by 'created ISIS'. The US 'invasion' helped create an environment which allowed the religious fundamentalist terrorists to take control of large areas but this is not the same as creating ISIS. These terrorists / Insurgents were there fighting the whole time the US was there. Blaming the US for ISIS would be like blaming the victim of a robbery because his door was unlocked. No, the robber is at fault. Same here... ISIS is at fault. Having said that... I think this is the most balanced overview of Middle East issues I've heard for a long time.
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  3681. ***** I don't know how far you can take this analogy because the bottom line is that the robber is responsible for the robbery. I take your point but I believe in personal responsibility so transferring responsibility away from the robber just seems wrong in my opinion. Perhaps in a perfect world I would be right but in the real world you are right?
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  3682. ***** Ok. I haven't watched the Cenk Uygur interview. I'll see if I can find it.
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  3683. +John Smith I can imagine a context where those two statements are correct. The comment "that having infidels go into Muslim lands, that's going to be so inflammatory it's going to push people in the direction of radicalism" ... that seems reasonable. The statement "it says something bad about Islam and says something bad about the state of the Muslim world"... that's also correct in my opinion. The 'them and us' attitude is a foundational concept in Islam. Islam is about subjugating infidels - that's the bottom line. That's the end game. When 'infidels' interfere in ANY way, it's very often be seen as an attack on Islam. It's like walking on eggshells. Having said that... I'll re-check the context of his comments because it's very easy to misunderstand what's being said.
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  3684. ***** Perhaps you're correct with you comments relating to Communism. It's not something that interests me and when anyone starts talking about communism I basically switch off. I know the US generally likes to stick it's nose wherever there is communism involved e.g. Vietnam, but my main interest is religion, it's history and it's relationship with geopolitics present day and that's where I am pretty much in agreement with Sam Harris. My main gripe is when I see the far left supporting a far right ideology such as Islam (albeit in it's most literal radical form). It doesn't take long before one is labelled an islamophobic racist bigot for simple discussing the issue.
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  3685. ***** If you believe Sam Harris promotes colonialism then you are confused or you have misunderstood him as often happens, strangely. I have never heard him promote colonialism. As for religion, well, e criticises most religion, it's just that right now Islam is doing the most damage. No need to criticise Jainism right now but if they were to start suicide bombing then criticism would be in order. Of course it seems incredibly unlikely that will happen any time soon.
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  3686. She made a complete fool of herself.
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  3687. Only the uninformed ones do.
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  3688. Lying Press I agree but in case you are unaware of the details... Australia accepted an extra 12000 refugees last year on top of the normal intake but the refugees under discussion are a special one off case. These are the last of around 50,000 that arrived illegally under our previous left-wing Greens/Labor government on boats organized by people smugglers. The current conservative government enacted a rule prohibiting any 'boat people' from ever setting in Australia to act as a deterrent to the people smugglers. These 'refugees' have to go home (if safe) or go to another country (if one can be found). No idea why the US was selected. Just saying.
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  3689. Steve Daniels Yes, I completely agree.
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  3690. Lachlan Allen One would hope not but things can escalate. 
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  3691. It was 14 mins of bullshit in my opinion.
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  3692. Left-wing regressives are SO stupid.
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  3693. Mister mood Well, its encouraging to hear from a Muslim who is being honest and reflecting on the issue instead of going into denial mode. You have my respect for that... so please don't go into denial mode.
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  3694. Dulce Robles Trump is great. Glad to see a travel ban back in place. We need that throughout the West and more. He's the only politician I've seen with the guts to speak honestly about Islam. The rest are too cowardly or too PC. Never heard Obama speak the truth. Remember the JV team crap statement? Most politicians keep lying about some mythical "religion of peace" while the bombs go off.
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  3695. Cargo Cache You're embarrassed by TYT''s constant criticism of your President and the insane behavior of those retarded left-wing protesters? Yep, I can understand that.
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  3696. Rex Hrothgar Don't be stupid. I have two bachelors degrees and I like Trump. Don't generalize all Trump supporters as being poorly educated. Most of the insanity is coming from the far left right now.
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  3697. dave skerritt Leftist snowflakes and anarchists have been thowing tantrums for weeks? Have you not noticed? How many Trump fans are burning flags, smashing property and attacking universities? Even TYT is in tantrum mode!! LOL
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  3698. Lyssa W It doesn't really matter in the long run whether they were citizens, residents or refugees. The common factor is Islam. Many of the current refugees will breed the next generation of so called "home grown" terrorists.
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  3699. Lyssa W Yes. Terrorists could come from almost anywhere but some countries are higher risk.
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  3700. +New Horizons Muslims spent the first 400 years of Islamic expansion invading non Muslim lands and are still doing it today, so drop the hypocrisy. Respect is earned... neither you nor your 'prophet' have earned my respect so don't ask for it in return. Your opinions are utterly offensive. Little wonder Muslims are becoming increasingly unpopular.
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  3701. Estivel Garcia Leaving early created ISIS and I thought we all pay money for oil?
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  3702. +Munj munjo No. It is definitely Jewish land. The Muslims and others were illegal occupiers for centuries. Having said that, there needs to be a way to settle the problem but I don't see that happening while Palestine has a terrorist government.
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  3703. +David Sendero Del Santos Yes, I have heard of them and I don't condone the violence.
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  3704. +SeeWaffle9 It is possible to be intelligent, well educated and deluded all at the same time
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  3705. Omid Shabani "they protect Israel even tho that country goes mad genocidal against the Palestinians..." Ummmm.... Hamas (the terrorist organisation voted into power by the Palestinians) went mad genocidal against Israel plus it committed human rights abuses against its own people... 1000s of rockets fired indiscriminately into Israel, used its own people as human shields, schools used as military sites... etc..
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  3706. Omid Shabani I agree with most of your comments but the point about the amount of damage the Palestinians do compared to the amount of damage Israel does... There are a number of factors. Israel has better defences but that doesn't excuse Hamas in any way. They needlessly fired 1000s of rockets. A total waste of resources. Also, Hamas sets up a situation where civilians are close to military installations. It's going to be near impossible for Israel to destroy such installations without civilian casualties. It's tragic, but Hamas is intentionally using terrorist tactics such as human shields and missiles in schools, knowing that there will be civilian casualties and also knowing that these civilian casualties will buy them international sympathy. They clearly don't care about their own civilian deaths. Its part of their political strategy. Its a difficult situation with seemingly no solution.
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  3707. Omid Shabani That seems like a reasonable idea. Though they might not want to increase the number of soldiers dying on the battlefield.
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  3708. +Keksi A company should have the right to employ whoever they wish. Many companies want to present a professional image to clients and customers. This would automatically preclude hijabs, niqabs, burqas and other rubbish which look totally unprofessional and frumpy.
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  3709. ***** Who said it was an entire job? Apparently it is one of the required duties of a flight attendant; a duty that a particular employee seems incapable of performing due to some sort of delusional religious belief.
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  3710. ***** I have no idea what you're babbling about but I can assure you there were no white schools. The bottom line regarding the flight attendant issue... religion is a crappy excuse for not performing a task. She should do as required or find another job.
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  3711. +blizbla "those verses only apply in WARTIMES" When isn't Islam at war with someone somewhere. Yes, you can argue that those verses only apply in wartimes but warmongering types can and do declare war on a whim and then use those verses justifiably in their mind, even though they are not justified, and even though they are deluded ignoramuses. Also, honour killings, beheadings, suicide bombings, stoning, throwing gays of buildings, oppression of women etc. occur at various locations around the world on a regular basic without war.
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  3712. ***** If you haven't seen a 'place where it is allowed to kill people in the quran' then that proves you haven't read it.
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  3713. +Guernicaman "it's because he calls Islam the most dangerous religion"... Find me a religion right now that motivates more people to do more harm and commit more atrocities than Islam. Around 10000 terrorist attacks in 3 years. And please don't tell me that it's people under a poor economic, totalitarian state that makes them violent. There are plenty from wealthy secular free countries who throw it all away to join terrorist organisations or blow things up in the name of Allah. And if it's not religion then why are Muslims over represented in terms of terrorism involvement? Just recently the government has announce the intention to cancel citizenship of a number of people involved in terrorist activity and guess what, they're all immigrants from Muslim majority countries. No Christians, Buddhists or Hindus as far as I can tell. We have to single out Islam... why not? If there were 30000 armed Buddhists running around performing beheadings, stonings, floggings, crucifixions, enslaving, throwing gays of buildings and displacing millions then we would have to single out Buddhism. If this were the middle ages then we would have to single out Christianity. The Nazis were singled out for their treatment of Jews. We didn't need to look for another 'Hitler' to criticize just in case we are seen to be 'singling out'.
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  3714. Guernicaman Great. It looks like we are in agreement.
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  3715. What's wrong with an 'America First' approach? I thought the responsibility of the President was to the well-being of the American people? So Trump stands for strong border control, controlling Islamic Immigration, putting American jobs first etc. Is there a problem with that?
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  3716. Would the Palestinians would ever stop attacking Israel? Of course not. And that's the problem Bernie Sanders would not be able to solve. I doubt he will win in any case.
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  3717. That was stupid, you completely missed the point. Are you a leftist?
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  3718. +Junie M Deniro "true religion of Islam" LOL. There is no evidence of a true religion. It's the 21st century. It's time to abandon religion and grow up.
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  3719. You have my sympathy.
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  3720. Aslaham Abdul Proud to be a supporter of terrorism, genocide, slavery and indiscriminate attacks on helpless women and children? Is that the world you want to live in? Islam will eventually self destruct when enough people discover that it is nothing but a man made ideology born in violence. Allah is a figment of your imagination.
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  3721. ***** But why did you single out western countries? There appear to be plenty of hate filled crimes being committed in the middle east right now and how about Tunisia, France, Kuwait? And hundreds more killed by crazy Muslims in Kobani. The word that keeps coming to mind is Islam!
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  3722. +Lion Of Yoktan Isis and the other Islamic terrorists are not the result of invasion, they are opportunists who were always there and have always been there in some form for the past 1400 years. They are like weeds.
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  3723. If one has the wisdom to correctly filter the hadith then one doesn't need the hadith.
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  3724. Whenever a non Muslim compliments someone on Muslim garb it's usually about virtue signally. It's like saying 'look at me, I'm not a bigot'.
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  3725. freedombase Not all religion be we all know which religion it was!
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  3726. Sankento The US recovery was due the Bush administration's actions initially. The recovery started before Obama's first federal fiscal year ended. Obama just increased debt massively, printed truck loads of money and ran extremely low interest rates to stimulate growth and keep things rolling.
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  3727. +Darcseid27 I know this is a bit of a generalisation but I've noticed for some time that 'liberals' are very often pro Islam but anti-Christian. It makes no sense to me because Islam right now is causing way more trouble globally than Christianity. I want to know what it is that 'liberals' love about Islam - a far right conservative fascist ideology. Again, it makes no sense to me at all.
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  3728. BuFFoTheArtClown That makes sense because there does seem to be a significant amount of white self-hate and white guilt among Liberals.
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  3729. Depends on how you define 'force' and 'free choice'.
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  3730. There are always going to be restrictions, it's just a case of what those restrictions might be. Are we allowed to go nude on public beaches? I guess not because it would be considered inappropriate? Well, I have no problem with nudity but do consider burkinis to be inappropriate because I find religious symbolism offensive.
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  3731. TheAvidaEuros If the terrorist has a British passport then right there is your problem.. why has he got one?
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  3732. Western left-leaning virtue signalling politicians have been importing people from problematic demographics, from middle eastern war zones and from backward cultures and violent religions for decades. Politicians ignored the warnings (and still do) and now we're paying the price.
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  3733. Clair Duffy Trump has been unable to put a muslim travel ban in place because the loony lefties keep blocking. They are too stupid to realise Trump is one of very few politicians who care about border security. As for high murder rates in the US... you can thank blacks for 50% of it and they're only 10% of the population.
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  3734. ***** "it's not insane for a person to believe there's a god"... I would agree but it is irrational to believe there's a god given that there's no evidence in support of god beliefs.
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  3735. Blue Eyed Most atheists are 'agnostic atheists' i.e. they lack a belief in a god but make no claim to knowledge. Someone can be both agnostic and atheist. Anyone lacking a belief in a god is an atheist by definition.
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  3736. ***** ISIS ARE muslims dumb ass, They are acting like muslims because they ARE muslims. Help me out...in what way is being an Islamic terrorist not Islamic? It would be like saying stamp collecting has nothing to do with stamps. LOL
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  3737. Jax Teller What's the problem with Gad Saad? I like him.
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  3738. +Icarus Not just Americans... Australian's says soccer as do New Zealander's. In NZ, real football is known as Rugby and by comparison, hardly anyone cares about soccer. Similar situation in Australia where 'real' football is 'Australian rules football'.
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  3739. LuisMrYoung Yes, but why do many Muslims bring the radical Islamic mindset with them? Fact is many are not fleeing from radical Islam. They are often fleeing from poverty and war. I live in a successful multicultural city of around 4 million but there are suburbs which I now consider too dangerous to visit due to radical Islam. Recent terrorist attacks prove the point. Is this what we want? I agree with most of your comments but surely there is a growing problem that is not being addressed?
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  3740. +Nikki Sit on my face Perhaps, if you want to be pedantic, but it certainly adds weight to the preponderance of evidence suggesting that religion is bullshit.
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  3741. +Robert Pysh I agree. I think that's about all we can do in the west right now. In the Middle East and Africa, it's a much bigger problem.
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  3742. "Don't judge a woman based on what's on her head rather than what's in it.."... What's on her head IS an indication of what's in it and... I think you have totally missed the point. It's not about a piece of cloth or whether it's uncomfortable or tight, it's the symbolism.
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  3743. +Guy Souriandt "Judaism and modern Christianity were spread by equally brutal warlords..." So I guess Islam should be allowed to spread by equally brutal warlords... right?
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  3744. Guy Souriandt "Don't see Islam  spreading much by warlords"... Maybe you don't but I do... but I guess it depends on how you define 'warlord'. Muhammad was a warlord and he's the role model that Muslims are supposed to follow and he got off to a flying start.
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  3745. +gilless429 What insult? sarcasm actually. All I'm saying is that the people who constantly misrepresent or misunderstand Sam Harris must not have the intellectual capacity to understand him. What else could it be? Intellectual dishonesty perhaps? Blind hatred of Harris? A far left ideology? You tell me.
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  3746. Kai Kelly I thought Islamic state were predominantly Muslims?... and probably the closest adherents to the original violent medieval form of Islam... but you don't hate them? But you said do hate them? But you don't hate them because you don't hate Muslims?... but you must? I'm confused.
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  3747. I would like to see a few more videos focussing on the problem of Islamic violence... Palestinians attacking Israel or Sunni blowing up Shia mosques etc. Right now Islam seems to be the main source of religiously motivated violence. Oh, and it's not all Muslims. I get that.
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  3748. Bhishma Mago That's because the cities have a larger proportion of dumbed down SJWs who don't care about terrorists entering the country... to care would be racist.
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  3749. elitekjms Polio is extinct in most countries because of the vaccines but not in all countries. The risk still exists.
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  3750. +Keith Parker "Aslan has some knowledge and experience of religion"... Since when was knowledge and experience of religion the road to truth? I mean, the so called experts on Islam are not in agreement and the so called experts on Christianity are not in agreement. The so called 'holy texts' from both religions are contradictory and/or ambiguous and present mutually exclusive beliefs. And all this allegedly originating from the same god. It's a ludicrous mess.
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  3751. +DoomEdGamer still 4 minutes of nothing....
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  3752. +keefal7722l How many were killed? Zero? Hardly a copy of ISIS.
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  3753. ***** "She is no better than the 2 men that staged the attack"... That comment is preposterous! You are telling us that organising an art show is in some way as bad as attempted murder? The two scumbags who tried to kill people at an art show committed a criminal act. The art show was a peaceful event until these two deluded gun toting idiots turned up and this is the problem... we have an ideology that demands respect where none is deserved and when respect is not given... well, we know the outcome don't we.
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  3754. ***** The crusades started as a response to Muslim aggression.
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  3755. ***** ISIS is NOT a product of the US and Israel, 2 of the countries I admire the most. ISIS do what ISIS do because they choose to do it. No one is forcing these death cult members to go out and massacre innocent civilians. It is their choice. But you probably think it has something to do with oil or some secret US plot?
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  3756. ***** "I don't have arguments with people with no intelligence" Based on your comments, you appear to have no intelligence so...
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  3757. +Ragesauce That's because Christianity is based largely on the new testament which in a sense overrides the old testament from a Christian perspective. There is some linkage but that's more about Christianity trying leverage off of OT themes through the use of out of context quotes and misinterpreted prophecies etc.
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  3758. ***** Ok, thanks for the detailed replies.
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  3759. +MrChristopherGuest Harris has not suggested that we need to go to war with 1.5 billion people, torture them and drop nuclear bombs on them. Where did you get that idea from? You obviously haven't listened carefully to Harris on these issues or his numerous clarifications. It's fine to disagree with someone or present an opposing argument but straw-manning achieves nothing except embarrassing oneself.
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  3760. ***** It is tough for Sam being misunderstood all the time. He has said so himself. He spends a lot of time and effort trying to correct misunderstandings and he finds it all rather tiresome. I've never had a problem understanding him but many people do.
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  3761.  @eriveltomartinsbarrosjunio9022  I've just finished watching every season on Disney+
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  3762. Millions of Muslim women are forced to wear this symbol of female oppression. This women should feel ashamed of herself for promoting it. Many want to discard this piece of useless cloth but are prohibited from doing so by misogynistic men. This women appears to be severely deluded. Very sad.
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  3763. Nicely said.
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  3764. +Branden “Fear the flattop” Smith It's no easier to blame a minority than it is to blame a majority.
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  3765. Talking about what Trump and Netanyahu might have said or done or want they might want to do regarding a peace deal seems rather pointless. The bottom line is there will never be a workable peace deal as long as the Palestinians continue with their religiously motivated Jew hatred and that's not going to stop any time soon. Jew hatred is built right in to their so called holy texts. Fact is Israel is not going away any time soon and Muslims will continue to hate Jews. And the problem is only exacerbated by liberals supporting the Palestinians and thereby giving them a false hope. I believe Israel will eventually form a single Jewish state encompassing the whole region, effectively absorbing 'Palestine' in some way.
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  3766. +JASPER It might be hypocritical but it might also be necessary. I want to preserve my culture for my children so if that requires some hypocrisy on my part then so be it. I'm not an ideological purist. What would be your solution to stop Muslims using our liberal values as a trogan horse against us?
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  3767. Daniel Swenson I believe it is quite reasonable to consider and discuss hypothetical scenarios as long as it's made clear that the discussion is hypothetical. Sam Harris will often present a hypothetical situation in order to highlight a particular philosophical or moral point. Unfortunately in short order there will be SJW types quoting him out of context. An example would be when he discusses the problem of picking the lesser of two evils. Perhaps most people will never be in the position to do that but it's interesting to me philosophically. Cenk I believe might consider some kind of limited 'rescue'. I say might because I find his opinions to be unpredictable and inconsistent and pretty much on the side of minimal intervention. Chomsky comes across to me as the self hating white American SJW type who blames most of the worlds geopolitical problems on the US. I take it he thinks the US should keep it's nose out of other's affairs. I'll admit I don't know a huge amount about Chomsky but I took an instant dislike to him when I perceived him as being some kind of far left SJW conspiracy theorist. Correct me if I'm wrong..
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  3768. Mr Ezkerrera OK, thanks for that detailed response. Much appreciated.
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  3769. Ronin Dave Fair enough but the point I am making is simply that the 'Jewish' claims and connections to the land go way back into ancient history and yet most people are fixated over what happened in the 20th century, which is like yesterday from a Jewish perspective. Then we have Islam, a major complicating factor. I don't see any workable solution sadly.
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  3770. Ronin Dave The Dome of the Rock might be great architecture but I would rather it wasn't there.
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  3771. How many 'civilized' western countries still impose the death penalty? I can only think of the US... and this guy wants more of it? Some of these US states are still in the 19th century.
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  3772. IHaveTheNeanderthalGenome You are obviously a complete idiot.
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  3773. No one could be bothered with such a pointless challenge but having said that, there are many books in existent already that far exceed the value of the quran in a number of measurable ways.
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  3774. I wonder how many amputees he's healed?
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  3775. SanctreMalleus Much of what the host said here was biased, disingenuous and incredibly stupid in my opinion.
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  3776. Rmw Brown Howard Storm admitted that his NDE experience correlates with Christianity and that Christianity simply feels right for him (my words)... but he also acknowledged in an interview that non Christian interpretations might be valid. In other words, he concedes that NDE's cannot be used to validate Christianity any more than they can be used to validate any other religion. This is consistent with NDE research which finds that these experiences are wide and varied and may be influenced by the cultural and religious background of the experiencer.
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  3777. Rmw Brown"So if you die in the process of denying Him, the end reward is horrific!!" So you are saying that God's reward is horrific for those who use reason and conclude due to a lack of credible evidence that the biblical claims are most likely false? How is that justice? Is god not capable of providing reasonable evidence i.e. something a little more concrete than hearsay? You say "denying Him" but if one simply doesn't believe (due to said lack of evidence) then how is that a denial? It's simply a lack of belief.
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  3778. D Mc It was not intended to protect against the 9/11 attack so why mention it?
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  3779. Islamic oppression is Islam's fault.
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  3780. +Lucas Kroon Yes, a lot of people here speak with that accent but not all. Kind of depends on where one lives.
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  3781. This interview was awesome. Thanks. I just have one point of contention... I would tend to disagree with both of you on the issue of religious education. Instilling secular values is great, but I do think the education system should teach comparative religion to all. So education NOT indoctrination. Everyone needs to know how the major religions developed and have a decent understanding of how these religions are flawed and the violence they have inspired. I kind of historical approach. I believe this might help offset childhood indoctrination which I consider a form of child abuse. Robbing a child of the ability to reason is pretty horrid in my opinion. I also believe religious schools are a bad idea for the reasons mentioned.
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  3782. There are plenty of rude arrogant hate spewing racist Clinton supporters out there so what's the point here?
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  3783. Che X Not you again!!!!!!!
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  3784. +Tummun Well said.
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  3785. kpevt12 "Of course that is before Assad said no to a US OIL"... Maybe that was also before Assad started bombing his own citizens?
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  3786. Steal their oil? Which oil is stolen? ISIS oil? I thought we all pay money for oil?
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  3787. +Hung Tang The ones you listed did terrible damage in a relatively short time frame whereas Islam has been plodding along for the past 1400 years. Islam has done the most harm surely?
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  3788. +Diana Dorer But I thought Hillary was pro Islam?
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  3789. +DrunkYouTube Are you one of those dumb far left SJW folk?
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  3790. Melanie I feel the same and I'm not even American... though I wish I was right now!! Trump is a breath of fresh air. Not often you'll find a politician who says what he means. Most just blather their way through life by spewing a seemingly endless stream of PC rhetoric.
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  3791. +Pallas AnitaSarkeesian I would not give any credit to Muhammad as he was unlikely to have known anything useful with regard to diet and cancer risk. Apparently it's not pork that's the issue anyway. It's more about the processing and additives.
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  3792. +Salman Bin Ahmed Who said anything about getting an X-Ray once in a decade? X-ray radiation does cause cancer.
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  3793. +Salman Bin Ahmed LOL. There is nothing miraculous about the Quran. It's just a book like any other and a rather tedious one at that.
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  3794. ***** I have not read the whole Quran but have read enough of it to conclude that it's complete nonsense. No, I didn't just read verses from a website, though I have read verses from websites. I have a copy of the Quran on my bookshelf. A nice person gave it to me during a street dawah. We had a long and interesting conversation about the Quran and Islam but none of the arguments were convincing. I guess in somewhat the same way that none of the arguments for the credibility of the bible or Christianity or Judaism are convincing. Same with Islam. It seems clear to me that all of the 'Abrahamic' religions and 'holy texts' are man made. No offence intended.
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  3795. +MegaSpooney So when a group of Muslims decided to set up a caliphate as they believe their god commanded them and in the process, implement sharia (god's law) as they believe their god wishes and convert by the sword as they believe their god wishes and enslave the enemy as they believe their god wishes...I could go on...you are saying that this has nothing to do with their religious beliefs? Of course it has everything to do with their religious beliefs. That's where all of these ideas come from. They are not Buddhist ideas. They are not Hindu ideas. They are not Mormon ideas. They are Islamic ideas!
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  3796. +MegaSpooney Why?
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  3797. +MegaSpooney My browser crashed why editing a typo. This resulted in a bunch of escape characters like &56&: etc being inserted. I had to re-post.
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  3798. tubester4567 Well said. I actually believe that on the whole, Muslims oppress themselves. Islam is itself oppressive. We saw a situation after the removal of Saddam Hussein where Iraqis had the opportunity for a better life. Many Iraqis rejoiced at the prospect but the wheels soon fell off. For one thing, there was the mindset that the US were occupiers rather than liberators. This didn't bode well. We saw years of insurgency, corruption, the return of Sunni vs Shia hatred and great loss of life. The opportunity for better things was lost. The US troops pulled out under political pressure to do with the inevitable return of Islamic violence... ISIS. While I think the US invasion was wrong, this was an opportunity squandered.
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  3799. tubester4567 Another example is where the US liberated the Philippines after WW2. The US were there to help, not occupy. The Philippines is also an interesting example because it's a country that has its own internal problem with Islamic extremism in the south. Nothing to do with US foreign policy and everything to do with radical Islam and a fight for their own 'Islamic state'. They have even pledged loyalty to ISIS. Islamic insurgency, terrorists attacks, beheadings and bombings have been perpetrated against the Christian majority for decades.
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  3800. +Heather Stranger "...where non-Muslims are legally prohibited from entering..." Is it really necessary for entry to be legally prohibited? Wouldn't unsafe also count? Any area that is too dangerous to enter is a 'no go' zone surely? There are areas in my city where I feel unsafe due to the high number of Muslims and certain other immigrants. I can lawfully enter but my judgement tells me it's unsafe to do so.
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  3801. +Powdered Toast Man You surely are a SJW... I mean wow, you managed to squeeze as derogatory statements, 'islamophobic', 'neoconservative', 'white'', 'american', 'trash' and 'fox news' all into one sentence! Why not try for seven SJW memes next time!?
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  3802. +B Houston SJW types generally assume I am a white american. It seems that anyone criticizing Islam must be a white racist bigoted islamophobe. That's their default. LOL. Makes no difference to me what 'race' a person is. I judge people by what they say and by what they do and what you're saying makes more sense than many on this thread.
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  3803. xr xr Didn't notice anyone proposing that logic
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  3804. +Andrew Kibler "People pluck verses from the Bible to back up their agenda or whatever but aren't using it in the context it's in..."... I agree, in fact I would almost go as far as saying everyone does it, whether Christian or non Christian. Human nature plays a part but the bible's ambiguous, contradictory, unreliable and inconsistent content plays a bigger part. Most claim to understand it but it would appear that most don't given the huge diversity of interpretation.
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  3805. Andrew Kibler Well, I've spent almost 50 years of considering these issues and the conclusion I've come to is that the bible is ambiguous, contradictory, unreliable and inconsistent, but I will admit that there's enough wiggle room to be able to argue both ways without ever proving the point.
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  3806. +Plexico Jackson Yes and all religions are man made as far as I can tell.
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  3807. +Plexico Jackson "Atheists have studied and analyzed the bible" ... Correct and I would suggest that many atheists have a better understanding of the bible better than Christians. For many atheists, gaining a fuller understanding of the bible and it's history is the reason why they became atheists. I was a Christian for 35 years and was shocked when I discovered what the bible really was. Needless to say, I am no longer a Christian.
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  3808. +Virtual Optim People can be short, tall, male, female, fat, thin, black, white, gay, straight, have blue eyes, brown eyes, black hair, brown hair, blond hair etc. but you single out the gay characteristic... why? Gay people are just people.
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  3809. +ryang58 I would say you paint a pretty accurate picture. I am a New Zealander living in Australia so I have experienced life in both countries for substantial periods of time. Personally, I find Australia to be less racist and more accepting of multiculturalism than NZ. That's one of the main reasons why I live in Australia. I would describe New Zealand as being bi-cultural i.e. there is predominantly Maori and Pakeha (white man). Other cultures take a 'back seat'. Being referred to as Pakeha was pretty much an every day occurrence. There was or possibly still is a kind of ingrained racial tension between Maori and Pakeha. Waitangi Day, New Zealand's equivalent of Australia Day was always a day of race based protests, a re-raising of past grievances and general mayhem. Contrast that with my experience in Australia where cultural diversity is celebrated on Australia day. A day where everyone comes together to celebrate being Australian.
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  3810. Why bad?
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  3811. Really? I find her right on point most of the time. There are way too many regressive SJW's popping up all over the place right now. Rita is a breath of fresh air. You think she is disingenuous? Examples?
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  3812. +Cloe Jarozenski Yes, and having women all bagged up is a disgrace. I have great respect for her. I just wish more would follow.
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  3813. +TrueMetalWarlord Excellent point on the brainwashing of children, something even the so called moderates are guilty of.
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  3814. +kuisa k Really? I found it to be rather tedious and repetitive. A waste of paper and ink.
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  3815. +Sticky Bun Fun That's tragic but why did he do it? Did he not know the dangers?
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  3816. Hockey Patriot No. Just like the average Clinton supporter. Social media is their source of news. Social media is dominated by the left-wing as is the mainstream media.
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  3817. Islam is the problem.
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  3818. The most delusional and gullible people on earth outside of ISIS are left-wing SJWs.
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  3819. TheAtheistPaladin Why should any minority group have special rights? Why not give everyone the same rights. Dividing the community into minorities and granting different rights to various groups and pitting groups against each other is one of the current evils of the left.
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  3820. +Zander25332533 Islam was violent and intolerant from the start. Christianity has been violent as well but I believe Islam has a greater potential for violence considering what's written it's holy texts vs. the New Testament. That's why I believe Islam will be near impossible to reform.
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  3821. Anthony Romano For someone who does his homework he gets a lot wrong... or perhaps he just can't let go of his liberal bias? Sometimes he drifts into Chomsky mode.
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  3822. +Rayan Mao Perhaps don't dislike the video simply because you dislike the guest. More important... did Dave Rubin do a good job? We don't want another echo chamber... do we?
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  3823. All of these questions... Kyle clearly does not understand the deluded mindset of a religious fanatic or the basics of Islam... he clearly has no idea... or am I missing something?
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  3824. +Adam Flesier "Terrorism is just terrorism"... So the cause of this terrorism is of no interest to you?
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  3825. +Adam Flesier Islamophobia... LOL. Who invented that stupid word?
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  3826. +peabase "Islamic State want to draw up battle lines between religions and cultures"...The lines were drawn over 1000 years ago.
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  3827. 00Fugitive00 What god?
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  3828. 00Fugitive00 No... if you are not a Muslim then it simply means you are free from the shackles of a particularly controlling man made ideology.
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  3829. LadyofCleves65 I have been researching this for 45 years. I was a Christian for 35 years. I have read the Old Testament and I do not see Jesus Christ prophesized anywhere in it. Much is taken out of context.
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  3830. LadyofCleves65 Jesus is not mentioned anywhere in Isaiah 53.
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  3831. +Ani Jay (AJ) OK... so not in the Middle East. It's a common enough mistake but surely you get the point?
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  3832. +CaptainOkay Correct!
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  3833. Iva Lamkum Thanks for the kind thoughts.
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  3834. It's actually very simple... ban them!
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  3835. +Mohammad Alqarawi So those civilians who were killed by Muslims at the Paris concert threw the first punch? And the people who were killed by Muslims while drinking coffee in cafes and restaurants threw the first punch?
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  3836. Mohammad Alqarawi Not sure what you mean by 'my side'? I am on the side of maintaining freedoms and liberties and equal rights for all. What I am against is anything that has the potential to erode those rights such as religion will do given the chance. Religion is a tricky one because on one hand people should have the right to practice their religion even though most religions are bullshit and hinder progress in my opinion. Here we have Islam, a religion based on ridiculous fables and falsehoods, a set of ideologies which are fundamentally flawed and potentially dangerous and for many, offensive... so how do we balance the rights of Muslims with the rights of non-Muslims? Your answer will likely depend on your own biases, your culture and nationality as would mine but that's a problem when we have numerous cultures, nationalities and religions all living together. Not sure whether you are a Muslim...I am not trying to offend. I do not hate individual Muslims but I am anti religion and I loathe Islam. So as much as I may try to maintain a positive attitude toward Muslims, I'll be honest and say it's not easy. When I see the hijab or any other head gear, it's like having something I despise thrust in my face and I ask myself WHY? WHY? WHY do they believe this stuff? Why do people come into a free society and bring their medieval baggage with them? Anyway, sorry for rambling.
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  3837. +Mohammad Alqarawi Thanks for the well reasoned response. I appreciate it and I'll take what you said into consideration. But there are a few points I would make... 1) The crusades - I am not a historian but from what I've read, it seems as though the crusades were initially started in retaliation for centuries of Islamic conquest. Of course the crusades went way too far but I feel it is unfair to mention the crusades with also mentioning the cause. 2) Science and Islam - It is often said that Islam contributed to science but I don't believe so. Perhaps the 'Arab world' contributed to science and perhaps it's the case that Islam did't stand in the way of progress (as the Christian church did) but I see nothing scientific in Islam. Certainly nothing scientific in the Quran. 3) Head coverings, piercings and tattoos - I personally dislike piercings and tattoos but I have no problem if people have them. It's their choice. So this for me is not about what something looks like. It's not about fashion choices. It's not about skin and hair. It's about symbolism and religion and an attitude of for example... "hey, I'm a Muslim and I'm going to cover up my hair and/or face so that you cant see it but I can see yours and you'll just have to suck it up and like it". I am of course referring to the niqab and burqa but the head scarf / hijab has the same symbolism attached. It's about flaunting a religion. It's about being different. Being divisive. I find it offensive because I actually care about people and I want to be inclusive but Muslims don't want that. That's how I see it.
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  3838. Mohammad Alqarawi OK, I will look into 1) and thanks again for your long and detailed responses. I'm always open to hearing other points of view as long as they are reasoned and thoughtful as yours are.
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  3839. Jalil Sagzai Because many ISIS members have said they are Muslims. Why not believe them? Many who have joined ISIS have claimed to be Muslims and/or are known to be Muslim by family and/or friends. They say they are going to fight for Allah etc. Secret filming has exposed this fact. Many dead ISIS fighters have been found in possession of prayer mats and Qurans. They clearly believe in God. They follow a particular and extremely strict and pedantic interpretation of Islamic texts. They want to re-establish the Islamic caliphate. Interestingly Osama bin Laden in his own writings indicated that this is all about religion. The geopolitics is a smoke screen that most people are buying into. I could go on but the idea that this is all about geopolitics is just plain wrong. That narrative is for the masses but ISIS et al. know better.
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  3840. +Prolegomenon165 George Soros? I don't know anything about him (other than he is a wealthy) but will look into it. Thanks.
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  3841. Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a fantastic and courageous activist and freedom fighter and a person I admire greatly. Sharia (law) is evil in my opinion and so is anyone who supports it. Linda Sarsour seems to be working against freedom and liberty.
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  3842. Because countries have the right to make laws. No such thing as a free country. All countries have laws.
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  3843. Miles Darrington I would have to agree with the points you make except that it is not possible for Christianity and Islam are true, therefore at least one is false (both in my opinion), therefore at least 1 billion people are deluded or irrational. When you have that many people behaving or thinking irrationally, it is only a matter of time before bad things happen. You are correct that it is a small percentage, but a small percentage of 1 billion is how many? As we saw today, it only took three.
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  3844. RiC David I used to watch a lot of their videos but now I very rarely do due to their bias. They have moved far to far to the regressive left for my liking.
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  3845. Is this the same incident?  http://www.breitbart.com/london/2014/10/10/claim-the-four-palestinian-boys-killed-on-the-beach-were-not-blown-up-by-israel-but-murdered-by-hamas/
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  3846. elephant Pamela Geller is standing up for our freedoms and she deserves our respect for doing so. Millions have died in wars fighting for those freedoms. They shouldn't be taken for granted.
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  3847. elephant "I could say the same thing about the Bible" Then you would be correct but that doesn't in any way lessen the danger currently posed by radical Islam. Most of the violent Bible passages are 3000+ year old myths which no longer have any real relevance.
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  3848. What qualities are you referring to? In my opinion, the worst qualities of both Britain and the US do not exist in Australia to any significant extent.
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  3849. +thenorwegian76 "Taliban never attacked US"... Why does it always have to be about the US? I guess as long as they don't attack the US they're fine? The Taliban are Islamic terrorists who have inflicted terror on civilian populations for years through their own insane imposition of sharia. Hamas, Taliban, Daesh, Al-Qaeda... the only thing that changes is the name... same old, same old... these violent religious ignoramuses have been around for 1400 years. It's the ugly side of Islam doing what the ugly side of Islam always does. If these idiots can kill each other off then all the better.
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  3850. MoppyPuppy Muslims who believe in world domination and subjugation wouldn't want all the world governments settling their differences and working together because the Islamic world view is by definition a 'them and us' dichotomy.
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  3851. A little off topic, but I've been wondering for a while, why is Indian media pro russia? It's very toxic and full of hate and disinformation.
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  3852. LOL, thanks for introducing some humour into my day.
    1
  3853. X=0 was an obvious solution by observation, but I was wondering what the catch would be?
    1
  3854. Yes, and the antivaxxers are on the edge of the cliff now. Many have even gone over.
    1
  3855. Yeah, but that's also part of the problem. Scrum, as it is defined, is insufficient. There has to be extra stuff to make it work, and that extra stuff just further complicates the development process. Things don't occur in a timely manner. I prefer full flexibility. Do whatever is needed whenever it is needed. That's how I worked for the first 10 years, and it was the most productive time of my whole career of the past 26 years.
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  3856. I would keep it simple... people should vote YES for good practical solutions. This wasn't a good practical solution. All we hear from the 'YES' camp is a call for change, but no details on how to achieve it. Just more talk and the desire to drive another wedge into society. It didn't work in NZ.
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  3857. Do you want a medal?
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  3858. Nope. You're obviously a simple-minded person. I would suggest thinking a little deeper.
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  3859. $650k would still be way more than what most people would have for retirement surely? Thats double what I have and I want to retire within 12 months.
    1
  3860. I didn't even make it past 4 mins
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  3861. Waleed Aly needs to wise up on what's going on in Melbourne and be honest about it.
    1
  3862. ​ @phxguy370 But more advanced and less about learning for beginners. I like what she did. It builds a foundation.
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  3863. Loneliness and being alone are not necessarily the same thing.
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  3864. I've read your comment multiple times... and I'm not sure what you mean? We're all human. Why have borders at all? It's not simple, I guess. Having the world divided into nation states seems to be the best approach so far... until rouge leaders play "empire builder".
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  3865. ​ @Luukkaaasss  I had the same experience. After 25 years of C and C++ experience, I couldn't adapt to Java. I hated the language, I hated it conceptually and I hated the IDE we had to use (Eclipse) and there were too many hassles and problems. The tools just got in the way.
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  3866. ​ @newafricanforum It sucks in my opinion.
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  3867. How many Russians own cars? I doubt the maths will tell us anything useful.
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  3868. Barking dogs drive me to despair and trigger panic attacks. Can dog owners please train your dogs to shut up. I spend my life in noise blocking headphones just to stay sane.
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  3869. Pointers ARE simple and intuitive. It's a memory address. Learn assembly language basics and pointers will seem easy.
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  3870. I think you might be conflating finding the square root of a number with finding roots of polynomials?
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  3871. We're in the middle of a pandemic. The whole world is in a mess. Did you really expect normality?
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  3872. It's probably true by this point in the war that most are being forced but it wasn't as true early on. Plenty joined for the money and for various other reasons back in 2022.
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  3873. Why does it matter? There has been international cooperation between research labs for years and it's ongoing. US researchers have even visited the Wuhan lab (and other labs) for the purpose of sharing. Of course tinfoil hat wearers will always read more into these things.
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  3874.  @raewyneleech1446  "our amune system if strong" ... sorry but you don't automatically get a strong amune system by getting out into the sun. Also realise we're heading into winter.
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  3875. Because they looked ugly. That's what he said. Hate, though, is probably the wrong word. We typically say hate when we actually mean 'dislike'. I work with barcodes. I also agree that QR Codes look ugly.
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  3876. Why do they call them a "stack"? Seems like a stupid name for a bunch of software tools and applications? A stack is memory used by an executing application for temporary local storage of a stack frame, local variables etc... at least that's what I'd considered a stack to be for the past 40 years. Guess I learned something.
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  3877. The pres are all about hype. Very little in depth analysis.
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  3878. @Auto You're all missing the point made by the OP. Of course one can simply not watch it. No need to be smart arses though. The point would be that something more useful or "less abrasive" could have been shown, but not a big deal.
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  3879. Not really. India is morally bankrupt.
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  3880. I don't want a republican government. I prefer the way it is in my country.
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  3881. A sustainable future would be a good thing but your analogy is flawed... A cancer treatment breakthrough in Australia can be used globally. That is, the benefit can be scaled up. The Australian government cannot change the global climate. Australia's emissions are simply too small at 1% to be relevant globally and this is not the same as cancer research. Shutting down a couple of Australia's coal fire power stations isn't going to make any measurable difference to the reef for instance. Yes, there are things that can be done and should be done (if they provide benefit) but as a nation, I wish we would drop the fanaticism being promoted by the leftist media and engage in some pragmatism. Bill Shorten is milking the climate issue for all it's worth and potentially at great cost but at the end of the day he cannot "tackle climate change".
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  3882. So what? Is it really about the words?
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  3883. I suspect it's mostly russians (illegal immigrants) holidaying in Ukraine (crimea) while russia is at war with Ukraine. That's stupid and arrogant.
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  3884. That whole insurrection claim never made any sense to me. I'm Australian, so just looking in from the outside, but I didn't see an insurrection.
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  3885. So, you only watched the ads? Wow.
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  3886. And your point is?
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  3887. Ukraine has proven it can now hit civilian targets. Maybe that could work to prevent Russia's attack on Ukrainian civilians? Just a thought.
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  3888.  @uioplkhj  Hardly recently. In any case, the two religions are very different fundamentally. Islam was founded in violence. Christianity wasn't... it was highjacked and used as a means of control by what became the Roman Catholic Church. There is nothing in Christianity that demands the death of unbelievers the way it exists in Islam. Christianity doesn't have an equivalent to e.g. the violent Islamic Hadiths. That's why Christianity can and was "tamed" but Islam cannot and will not. For context.. I was a Christian for 35 years - now an atheist.
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  3889. It's common knowledge. I don't see a problem with it.
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  3890. Yeah, sure. Hitler and the Emperor would have agreed with that, right?
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  3891. Brilliant. You're asking the same questions I've been asking for three days. People like us who've asked these sensible questions and thought deeply about this Ukrainian action have been labelled "stupid" by a well-known pro Ukraine Youtuber and a bunch of armchair experts in the comments. They must think that Ukraine's goals are blatantly obvious. They re not. I'm still scratching my head. This could go terribly wrong very quickly.
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  3892. The beard made him look tougher.
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  3893. I'm also more on the right but less so than I was pre pandemic. I was shocked by the tsunami of misinformation that came from the right and is still coming. I'm also shocked at myself for once being a fan of Matt W. A huge disappointment. I feel Dave did a pretty good job taking the rational position while Matt was just silly. But I now feel 'homeless'. Crazies on both sides.
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  3894. Yes.
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  3895. This is the fascist left. Forget about 20th century fascism. This is what modern day fascism looks like.
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  3896. There is nothing provocative about having them there unless you believe those 160 are a threat to the Russian military? A ludicrous thought given that Russia has been a pariah in the east for decades. Why do you suppose almost every eastern block country wants to join the EU and NATO? Because Russia is the good guy? LOL
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  3897. Wrong.
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  3898. Stop spreading propaganda. All of the problems in gaza are due to hamas terrorism.
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  3899. I've used a bunch of different browsers including FireFox, but I don't like the FireFox UI. It's just so unintuative. In fact, I don't like any of the browsers I've used. But right now Edge is giving me the least grief.
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  3900. Ruzzia's pocket might be deep, but the ruzzian people's are not. Ruzzia's wealth is being squandered on a stupid war.
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  3901. I don't like networking at all, so I don't do it. I don't do it because I'm socially inept. Once I get past talking about the weather, there will be painful silences. Fortunately, I joined a great company and was fortunate to be still with them 20+ years later. I joined LinkedIn around 20 years ago. Probably only logged in a handful of times since and never posted anything. I don't enjoy blowing my own trumpet, so to speak
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  3902. Saying that is like saying Ukraine should have never been "established". Israel was righly re-established as a soveriegn after its enemies were defeated. That's as it should be. I wish the same success for Ukraine.
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  3903. ​ @Jormungandr_oirad Trump will help Trump. Trump only helps Trump.
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  3904. No one is predicting the future. Maybe you could answer this question: why are there so many dumb comments under this fantastic science based presentation?
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  3905. There is no evidence of it working well against any variant. We're still awaiting the Oxford study results. Previous trials were inconclusive. I'm struggling to understand why people are still peddling Ivermectin when evidence is anecdotal and mixed at best. People need to remember that correlation does not prove causation.
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  3906. They should be released. The white guy was attacked by the black guy, right? That's what I saw.
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  3907.  @juan-carlosfrancois8498  Why?
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  3908.  Wermhats Wormhat  It's so obvious that the black guy was at fault. I don't understand why everyone gets it wrong.
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  3909. I'm not sure it would shut them up. There will likely always be racists and racism (sadly). But a couple points often conveniently ignored.... (1) racism as an issue is often over hyped, particularly by the woke left who need to find racism everywhere in order to justify their cause and (2) racism is not confined to one race or culture. By contrast, the woke movement needs racism to be a white thing.
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  3910. I think they're all smart in their own ways but Sabine kind of annoyed me.
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  3911. Your choice I guess. Tried Linux twice. Hated it twice. Been using Windows for 25 years no problems.
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  3912. Most of the Trump bashing was nothing more than TDS.
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  3913. Russia broke the accords and blamed it on Ukraine. Standard practice for Putin. Lie about everything. The whole mess was created by Russia decades ago.
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  3914. He is.
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  3915. I taught myself C back in the 80s. It's not as hard as people make it out. It's actually quite a simple language. C++ takes the complexity up a level but you don't have to use every feature, contrary to what language fanatics will tell you. I work on a huge code base of C/C++ Most of the C++ stuff is ported C code and it works perfectly well. It's all pre C++11
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  3916. HeroicBrutality You have the best President in decades so why impeach?
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  3917. Right now, the polling shows Harris and Trump tied. Harris needs to be a few percentage points ahead due to the weighting of the smaller states and the Electoral College system.
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  3918. @cmhardin37 Hope not for the sake of the world. But I thought he was more like the maga type in terms of beliefs?
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  3919. It could be done if Europe could wake up and if Trump could grow a brain. Both seem unlikely.
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  3920. Yeah, but there are 40 million and they want Russia out of their country.
    1
  3921. Russia wants it to continue. It's their call.
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  3922.  @deb.b3504  Everyone will be exposed to it eventually, even those who've been vaccinated. The vaccines reduce the probability of disease but don't prevent infection.
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  3923. Arjune Cj Islamic invaders lost their all power? I guess that's why there's almost 400 million Muslims across India and Pakistan and still growing?
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  3924. Those whining critics should shut up. The US is understandably walking a fine line, trying to help Ukraine without stepping over ruzzia's red line, assuming there is one, and there likely is, but we won't know it in advance. The US is also entitled to place limits on weapons use. It's their weapons. These critics whining about the US not allowing Ukraine to defend itself need to ask themselves, where would they be now without US weapons. A puppet of ruzzia most likely.
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  3925. OOP isn't all that complex, but from my experience, Java makes everything 10X harder than it needs to be.
    1
  3926. The importance of Bakhmut falling is operated.
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  3927. Did someone tell you to use zig?
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  3928. The hate the intro with that awful heavy drumming etc.
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  3929. As long as the price is low, everyone wins except putin.
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  3930. Which free and fair election. The one I just saw was free but not fair.
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  3931. I have only used Microsoft compilers, so don't ask me about the others :) Actually, not quite true. I did dabble with other stuff back in the 70s and 80s but MS for the past 30 years.
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  3932. I started at 40.
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  3933. What? That makes no sense.
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  3934. ​​ @arjunyg4655 Yes, but there were a few of issues that I know of 1) moving from xp to vista - the folder structure to be supported by our installers had to change. Can't remember the details. It was a long time ago. And 2) on the 32 bit machine, 32 bit apps are the default. I.e. System32 contains 32bit stuff. On a 64bit machine, System32 contains 64bit stuff. 32 bit stuff becomes the special case... and there's the whole WOW3264 thing in the registry. There were a whole lot of other issues that arose as well.
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  3935. Trump and his "team" were straight-up bullies. A total lack of respect for Zelensky. Trump has been lying about Zelensky and Ukraine and the war for a year now, and Zelenskyy must be fuming. And the maga creeps, including Vance, are morally bankrupt. I believe this meeting was an opportunity to make Zelenskyy look bad internationally. A set uo. Maybe it wasn't Trump's intention, but the maga creeps, definitely.
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  3936. Most people do care.
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  3937. Why commit so many times then? What's the point of committing junk?
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  3938. Modi wouldn't give a toss about Ukraine. I wouldn't trust the guy. He's pro ruzzia, and he and his country are morally bankrupt. It's shameful that Zelensky even had to meet with him.
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  3939. What about NT4.0? Did you like it? I skipped 3.5.
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  3940. Bunch of lunatics. Not one functioning brain cell between them all I bet. He should have told the stupid woman to shut the hell up. And what's with the finger clicking crap? They're off their rocker.
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  3941.  @4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt  Haha, you don't like facts?
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  3942. Russia runs on a pack of lies.
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  3943. What?
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  3944. Yeah, I grew up in that world where nothing was free. In fact, sometimes, there was no software. You build it, and you program it in machine code. I'm talking 1975.
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  3945. Talk is cheap. People who claim Russian collusion need to describe exactly how it works and present some concrete examples. Same on the other side with claims of stolen elections.
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  3946. Then why are you listening? I guess that makes you an idiot as well, right?
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  3947. Running on Linux is not the same thing as BEING Linux. But even your concept of "running on Linux" is overly simplistic. I hate Linux but I use an android phone, even though it also sucks. But they're not the same thing. If they were, I'd buy an overpriced iPhone, because contrary to your claim, iOS is not running on Linux. Everything is not using Linux. Something to keep in mind when comparing OS's... 99.99% of users would not consider the Linux kernel to be an OS in 2024. A bit like selling someone a car without seats, dash and wheels. A kernel without a GUI is not a useful OS today. It is not a useful desktop option. When you count kernels as OS's, you're being disingenuous. Especially when comparing the Linux Kernel with Android, iOS or Windows... the latter are fully useable and complete OS's with integrated GUIs. That's what the 99.99% care about.
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  3948. "Truth Central" LOL. Ironic title.
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  3949. And?
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  3950.  @run2cat4run  Football.... boring!!!
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  3951. It's one of the things Trump got right. Credit where it's due.
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  3952. You could argue that way if Ukraine actually had control of the nuclear weapons and the technology and ability to maintain them. Reportedly, Moscow controlled the weapons, so that alone made holding onto them pointless. But to keep them, that could have been a liability. Large numbers of aging soviet nuclear missiles sitting around doesn't seem like a great idea. So there are multiple ways of looking at the "giving up their nukes" issue. That said, are you sure the US demanded they give up those weapons? Reporting at the time presented the issue more as a problem of how to prevent old weapons from becoming a major nuclear disaster. I'm not American BTW
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  3953. Islamist dictator states need to focus more on human rights and less on religious nonsense. That was an excellent and balanced discussion. Thank you.
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  3954.  @diaspo  Not as good as the liberal ones.
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  3955. The tiles on a phone made sense to me but I hated them on a PC.
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  3956. Ruzzia does know how to stop Ukraine from bombing oil refineries. Just go home, and the war will end.
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  3957.  @awakeandaware1528  What god?
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  3958. Belarus is a Putin puppet state but not really all that significant globaly.
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  3959. If an Islamist is talking - he's lying.
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  3960. And you would know, right? Wow, so many self appointed experts.
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  3961. I tried Ubuntu a decade ago and found it useless. Like going back in time and it was unstable as well. I would crash daily. Prior to that by a couple of years, I had tried other distros, but none would install. I had out IT guy install Ubuntu on an old PC. Tried it for a few months then put Windows 7 back on.
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  3962. Not really. Have you heard of politics?
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  3963.  @jlloydb1of9  There is simply no credible evidence in support of faith healing. And faith is what one requires when there is no evidence. This is not the time playing silly games with people's lives. Church gatherings should be banned or severely limited at this time. Such gatherings will cost lives. By contrast, hospitals save lives.
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  3964. Palestine (so called) is a victim of it's own government. A bunch of warmongers and terrorists. Nothing to do with Israel.
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  3965. Zack Smith "no sarcasm" :)
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  3966. Zack Smith I will disagree with you on your religious beliefs but one thing I will say in your favor... you did not resort to personal insults even after receiving much criticism of your religion. I like that.
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  3967. Good question, but clearly, no one in this thread knows what they're talking about LOL The answer to your question was answered in the media recently. Ukraine will be flying F-16s out of NATO bases. The main reason? To prevent ruzzia from bombing them.
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  3968. Stop with the "Zionist" nonsense. The problem has nothing to do with that. Ok, some Jewish folk are into their religion big time, but antisemitism is not about that. It's racism. But it's wonderful that your people helped Jews in ww2. That's as it should be then and now.
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  3969. It's Sam's platform. It's his choice. RFK and the like can go elsewhere. That's not censorship.
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  3970. MAGA is the garbage. That guy had it backward.
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  3971. The cost of removing that despotic tyrannical war criminal dictator from Iraq cost the US and allied forces an enormous amount of money and resources. Start imposing reparations for global policing activities and there'll be no global policing, leading to a world with more Kims and putins.
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  3972. Speed is not always the most important metric. We find Linux users using speed as an argument in favour of Linux and terminal usage. I would argue that ease of use and the self-documenting nature of a good GUI, and the look and feel of such, is more important.
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  3973. What concentration camp?
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  3974. Trump is making the same mistakes that lead to ww2
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  3975. Well regarded virologists consistently disagree with the increased transmisibility theory. For starters, the terminology is wrong. There's nothing about these variants that enable them to transmit differently. The don't grow wings. They're still the same Corona viruses form fundamentally. And the math is likely flawed. How does one variant overtaking another within a community prove that it's significantly more infectious? There are very many parameters to consider. Using logic like B is 1.4x A and C is 2x B, therefore C is 2.8x A based entirely on correlation seems overly simplistic, flawed and bordering on scaremongering.
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  3976. Why is that funny? That's how I say it.
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  3977. Bullshit.
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  3978. It's weird how ruzzians talk as if they're the good guys defending the motherland.
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  3979. Why what?
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  3980. Maga are unhinged.
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  3981. I hate the JVM conceptually. I also hate .NET conceptually. This is why I have an extreme dislike for any language that runs on these subsystems. Java being the most obvious one. The promise was to be platform independent. Then why develop a Windows only application in Java for instance? A lot do, and it's stupid. I even know of cases where a Java application is converted to native code. How silly is that? Why even bother making a desktop application cross platform when 99% of potential users run Windows? It's bloat. That remaining 1% may as well buy a Windows machine and have a better more performant application running natively. The most powerful platform is the hardware. Every unnecessary layer added on top is bloat.
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  3982. Ruzzia playing the same game as Hamas, placing military installations in civilian areas. Ruzzia doesn't care.
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  3983. I thought this was a strike on Crimea? Crimea is not Russia.
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  3984. But you are commenting on YouTube, right?
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  3985. The left are deranged. They see everything backward.
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  3986. Ukraine absolutely has to hold this one. I'm getting a sinking feeling they won't 😢
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  3987. I agree with you. I define myself as generally agnostic because I don't have sufficient knowledge to answer the question of god's existence; however, I am an atheist with respect to the biblical god.
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  3988. Depends on who "they" are. The "they" who caused the war and who support the war are not necessarily the same "they".
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  3989. ​ @零云-u7e I don't understand the Windows 11 hate? I like it better than Windows 8/8.1 and 10. W7 was my favourite, but 11 us a move in the right direction in terms of the UI look and feel.
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  3990. Instead of talking about suicide as if it's an inevitable result of taking reasonable precautions... why not talk about solutions? There doesn't have to be a tradeoff. Fix both or at least try. And as an example of how wrong this commentator was... we have vaccines. Locking down was the right approach. It bought us time and saved very many lives.
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  3991. I agree, but do you believe the Republicans would be any better? Perhaps you've forgotten that Republicans completely blocked Ukraine aid for 8 months. Trump's mob wants to throw Ukraine under a bus. What other options are there besides Democrats who do help (but not enough) and Republicans under Trump who won't help?
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  3992. @renideo Brilliant responce.
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  3993. Not sure why anyone would propose rapid fire commits. Why are people doing rapid fire commits anyway? People committing junk instead of finished work makes no sense to me. This constant committing seems to be a Git thing. I'll never commit anything unless I consider it completed work by some sensible metric.
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  3994. Pretty sure they know it. No one should want an attack on NATO. No one wants WW3
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  3995. A lot of Americans are incredibly ignorant of the wider world. I'm guessing most would find Ukraine on a map.
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  3996. Immigration very often is the problem, as it is in Sweden.
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  3997. What do you want them to do? Trigger all out war with Russia? Let's hope not.
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  3998. Unfortunatelly for the climate.
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  3999. There's always a knocker.
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  4000. ​ @drscopeify  Having only two parties amplifies the them-and-us mentality. It's a bit like a war. We have many parties and it works fine.
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  4001. Who is "they"?
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  4002. You mean the Russian lies that started when Putin said they wouldn't invade but they did and the lies that continued daily for six months.... those lies?
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  4003. How do you define cases? A positive PCR test or actual cases covid-19 disease? There will always be infections because neither the vaccines nor natural infections provide sterilising immunity.
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  4004. Prove he was lying!
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  4005. Why is it a scam? In my stste of Australia, we're doing 70,000 tests daily with around 1200 positives with no lockdowns but 92% fully vaccinated. In 2020, for the most part we were doing 30,000 tests daily with zero positives but there were tough restrictions in place to keep infections out. These are raw data published on the web. I'm struggling to understand how or why this would be a scam?
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  4006. Ukrainians are poor and ruzzia wants to keep them poor.
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  4007. I can't answer the question but during my school years, history mostly focused on local issues and the the world wars. I didn't even know Ukraine was a country until Feb 2022. But has any of this been brush under the table or is it more about a lack of interest? I never gave a toss about history. It bored me to tears. In one ear and out the other. But something like a war brings it to the forefront of peoples awareness, as it has mine. I've learned more about Ukraine from this video than I learned in my 60 years. But last year I wouldn't have given it a second thought.
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  4008. I believe it was mostly C in the early days. Natural progression leads to C++.
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  4009. Putin has access to nukes. I suspect that explains much of the "soft approach".
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  4010. There are a lot of woke morons in the west. I know. I live there.
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  4011. Only the uninformed and the religously biased (Islam) would consider Israel to be terrorist state. Fact is, Israel is doing what Ukraine is doing... fighting an existential war to preserve its language culture and homeland.
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  4012. Perhaps Schiff has TDS?
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  4013. If the percentages were proportions of the whole (like a pie chart) then you would add them. It's a little confusing because there are so many figures presented and maybe he is mixing the two approaches.
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  4014. The whole "safetyism" thing is nothing but far right chatter. It's not like the real challenges imposed by climate change, pandemics or any other natural disaster. Yes, the right have their own idiotic ideas just as left/woke do, like denying the dangers of climate change and a plethora of brain dead conspiracy theories. The real truth usually lies somewhere between the left and right extremes.
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  4015. GOD LOL
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  4016. How do we know the upticks in cases are always due to new variants and not changes in behavior?
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  4017. I've been a C and C++ developer for 30 years. How hard is it to tranistion to rust? I've looked at some rust code and it looks ugly, and there's a bunch of syntax that looks pretty odd to me. Would you describe rust as low level or high level when compared to C or C++ or perhaps somewhere in between? Or is it more like Java?
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  4018. ​​ @cyberbillp I've had no problems getting old stuff running. I have apps I compiled in the late 90s that run on Windows 11, as do my 12 year old laser printers.
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  4019. If Russia had lost, then we would have lost.
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  4020. That describes me. I've failed at pretty much every attempt at socialising. I am now in my mid-60s. I can not make friends. I just don't relate to other people.
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  4021. ​@angussoutter7824 Brexit was caused by the EU, right? We're still complaining about the EU every day. A whole lot of Brits were sick of EU dysfunction on a bunch of issues and wanted out. Of course, financially, it has been a negative, but that's just a side effect of regaining an increased level of sovereignty. The UK financial issues are caused largely by EU protectionism, and protectionism is bad. Bottom line... I wouldn't want to live in an EU country. It's bad enough where I live due EU meddling.
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  4022. The safest parts of russia are those on NATO borders.
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  4023. LOL. It's way less cluttered than android.
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  4024. Let's hope the ammunition is arriving on the front lines already. If not, why not? Too many delays.
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  4025. A brilliant and well presented history of recent events that reconfirm what I had already learned.
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  4026. Who is "you"? I'm pretty sure this podcaster had nothing to do with it, right?
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  4027. Wouldn't it have made more sense to perform a full and fair investigation will all witnesses cross examined before the house voted to impeach? What we actually had was something akin to a clown show, a big act.
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  4028. My position is that both Prigozhin and Putin are a pair of lying thugs who'll say whatever is necessary in order to fulfill their own selfish goals. I won't believe a word that leaves either of their lips. Sometimes they may speak truth (in the proverbial broken clock way), but it's truth for the wrong reasons. I cheer the chaos but not Prigozhin.
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  4029. Not really. There's a whole bunch of batshit crazy people on the left as well.
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  4030. Yeah, that's exactly how Trump would spint it. I want to know why he's even calling the shots? What authority does he have 7 months out from the election?
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  4031. Clinical studies are also real world when they involve real people.
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  4032. That was stupid. Being overweight is not due to a potentially deadly viral infection and therefore being overweight poses no such risk to others. This is why vaccine mandates are a no brainer. I'm shocked that you couldn't figure this out on your own.
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  4033. Europe was told to up their game 6 years ago... what have they done in those 6 years except talk?
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  4034. Sounds fine to me.
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  4035. The obvious but perhaps a stupid question is... why the hell does Russia keep doing this?
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  4036. Not madness unless you think letting a bunch of people die unnecessarily is the right think to do? I don't, so yes, it did work.
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  4037. ​ @driver288 I will never allow my files to be taken over by any cloud service. Many corporates do it to save money or to avoid hiring their own IT staff. I simply don't trust OneDrive in any way. I won't put my important files online under any 3rd party control, including Github. To that end, I maintain multiple backups across multpile drives (internal and external). Ive even developed my own backup software to automate the process. I take the same approach with everything, videos, installers, source code, whatever. Everything of value has an offline backup. And guess what, colleagues have often come to me for files that I've backed up and they've lost. Why? Because they know I'm the paranoid one who backs up everything of value. To hell with the cloud. Rant over :)
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  4038. I agree with Sarah Hanson Young for the first time ever.
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  4039. Same. Tired of everything being overheated and the waste. I just wear warmer clothing when it's colder. That said, where I live isn't as cold as Germany.
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  4040. Not really.
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  4041. "you would have to go deep into the classical Arabic " same kind of excuse is used by christians when confronted with biblical nonsense. Fact is, we are not made of clay or dust. Dopey claims found in 'holy books' are ridiculous over simplifications born out of ignorance.
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  4042. Not really.
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  4043. I'm 40secs in and reading your comment... more TDS? Please no. If Sam starts blabbering about Trump again I'm out. Wish Sam would return to his pre 2016 self. He was once great.
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  4044. Probably coincidence but you're also being a little selective. There are weak Christian nations and powerful non-Christian nations.
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  4045. Love the sarcasm
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  4046. All of those costs being higher is not necessarily Biden's fault. The inflation spike was global. It's the same here in Australia. No doubt in our election next year, opposition politics will blame our incumbent as Trump did.
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  4047. Interesting conversation and lots of good stuff but what Bill Maher said near the end about Trump was nonsensical. Attempted coups and guns and all the crap... really? TDS?
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  4048. Stop treating us like children.
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  4049. I was writing machine code in the 70s and 80s... so... I'm a real programmer.
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  4050. Who doesn't?
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  4051. Australians have equal rights. That's how it should be. There are even indigenous people in government and in all levels of society. Who is telling indigenous people to not make decisions? What are you talking about?
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  4052. You mean Russian suppression? There is no way there is worldwide suppression. Impossible. There are simply way too many sources to block.
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  4053. There's a little more nuance to be had. Is Turkey really playing the same game as Iran? Not really. Egypt? It's mixed. Saudi? Well, Saudi was apparently getting closer to Israel, but there was also talk about Saudi and Iran getting closer... Shiite and Sunni, friends? I don't buy it. Iran and Saudi hate each other.
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  4054.  @donny8593  Ukraine does not keep losing ground. The front lines have barely changed in a month. What has changed is Russia's ability to re-equip troupes with bridges blown, weapons dumps exploding and fighter jets destroyed. You need to realise that Ukraine is growing in strength while Russia weakens.
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  4055. I think you're being overly pessimistic.
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  4056. There is a big difference between having servailance and being a police state.
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  4057. In fairness the world is trying but how would anyone guarantee protection? Just not possible. Russia does whatever it wants. That's just how criminals operate. The promises should never have been made.
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  4058. Not really.
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  4059. I don't believe it was truly an insurrection, even though it's painted as such by the left. I mean, just take a look at those who were involved... a motley bunch of far right moronic opportunists. A complete rabble. There was no way such a group were in any way going to take over America. Seriously. BTW, I'm not a crazy maga Trump supporter. I'm just saying how it looks without being partisan.
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  4060. Not really. By suggesting negotiation he's stating the bleeding obvious as he is on ww3 but his solution wouldn't work. The bottom line for Ukraine is NATO and EU membership and Russia out complety. That's a fair demand in my opinion. Would putin run with that? No. What would be a plausible compromise? Let Russia stay in Ukraine? Really? Trump is effectively suggesting Ukraine give away 10% to 20% of its territory to Russia. Would America give away 5 or 10 states to Russia? No. How about hand back Alaska? No?
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  4061. I doubt it. It's expensive in the Philippines and out of reach of most people, a drop in the ocean, that's assuming it even works. Current claims around the efficacy of ivermectin sre unsubstantiated at this point in the pandemic.
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  4062. If Australia is ranked at the bottom then there's obviously something wrong with the ranking method. CO2 emissions per capita has been falling for years.
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  4063. AI is being over hyped. As good as this video is, it also gives too much credence to its abilities. AI doesn't worry me at all.
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  4064. You will eventually. Everyone will. Covid is here to stay. Your choice is whether to accept the large risk of disease or to reduce it significantly with vaccines. You choice, but in my state, the unvaccinated are dying at a rate 7x those vaccinated.
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  4065. Ruzzia will forget them very quickly. Ruzzia does not value life.
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  4066. I was wondering about that... the presentation in this video is well done in so far as it presents the mistreatment of Rohingya, but I can't help thinking I'm only hearing one side of the story? Islamic extremism has been a problem for centuries. Persecution of non Muslim peoples has been well documented. I'm always a little suspicious.
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  4067. What's ruzzia's solution to gasprom's $7B loss (a $40B downturn)?
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  4068. Perhaps more production will come online and can be shared. Our local plant in Melbourne is now up and running. I believe there will be a surplus in time and some will be made available elsewhere.
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  4069. Trump is a habitual liar and conman. Nothing he says has any value.
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  4070. Correct. If a dog like one that lunged at me I would kill if I could. A dog like that could rip someone to shreds.
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  4071. That is correct, but unfortunate for those who want sanity to return any time soon.
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  4072. Funny stuff, a guy trained for war but scared of needles... or was it about conspiracy theory bs?
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  4073. So you say.
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  4074. Not really.
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  4075. Not really. You're refering to a moronic minority.
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  4076. I hated Java in 1997 (in an SE course that I dropped - because Java). I still hated it in 2001. I hated it 2012 (when I was sent on a training course that I failed). I still hated it in 2019, and I still hate it today. And I hate that it's sending me into early retirement. And it's not just the ugly language verbose, it's all the other crap. The tools, the ecosystem, the awful IDEs (e.g. Eclipse). Did I mention Eclipse? Yes, that piece of unstable bloated crap. And for all of this pain, java only runs at half the speed of C or C++ at best. Sorry for being blunt. Rant over. For context, I've been a C++ developer for 25 years and happy with it.
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  4077. Not "living at home" provides an opportunity to speak truth and have access to a vast range of information sources. Problem for Russians in Russia is lack of uncensored sources and a state run propaganda program. A bit like being in a cult and being brainwashed. I know this from personal experience.
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  4078. I've been feeling the depression for the past few months, but I'll be celebrating when this bill passes the Senate. Glory to Ukraine.
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  4079. But this stuff requires genius level IQ and I don't have it :) and this is only the beginner stuff? The complexity is driving me insane.
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  4080. What plot?
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  4081. That was not caused by Windows. Hope you realise that? No OS is immune from crashing.
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  4082. @jamesnewman9547 I tried porting some C++ to Rust. Very painful experience thar I decided not to repeat. Rust sucks if my experience is anything to go by. I'm guessing 99% percent of my effort was fighting the Rust compiler.
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  4083. If they can get F-16s, great. If they can get F/A-18s, also great. Ukraine needs as much help as possible.
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  4084. Pushing that book again? Lol
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  4085. Most scary is the thought that he actually believes what he says.
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  4086. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks Thanks for that wall of nonsense.
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  4087. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks We were forced to use Linux a few years back to cut costs. It was the crappiest most unstable system since W98. I became paranoided about losing work to to the thing hanging and crashing. Needless to say, after a few months we switched back to Windows and never looked back.
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  4088. Trump and Sam are buddies? I wouldn't have said that.
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  4089. Rubbish!
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  4090. On balance, Germany has been a massive disappointment.
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  4091. And a lack of solid credible evidence. Hopelly the Oxford study will fill the gap?
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  4092. China won't. China only cares about China.
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  4093.  @bryandimery6509  Russia had no right to invade Ukraine. End of story. What goes in Ukraine is none of Russia's f'ing business. Ukraine was fighting against pro Russian asholes within Ukrainian territory which as I said, not Russia's business. Russia should have kept it's fithy nose out of it. If those pro Russian asholes want to be part of Russia then go to Russia. That's how most people work.
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  4094.  @bryandimery6509  Russia is doing all of the escalating. Ukraine with western help is trying to hang onto it's land. What do you suggest? Let Russia run roughshod over Ukraine? Then what? One of the Baltic states next? You call it escalation. I call it self-defence. Wake up. You sound like a Russian troll.
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  4095. Left and right loses some of its meaning when we're comparing countries. I've always felt that the whole of Sweden was quite left leaning when compared with the US. The Swedish far left would have to be totaly bonkers. A bit like our Australian Greens and our socialists and far left. Just a few days ago, we had a story about pro Palistinian/pro Hamas protesters vandalising property in Sydney. Domestic terrorists for Palistine type of thing. Completely nuts.
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  4096. @ВладиславДараган-ш3ф Millions of abstractions makes it bad. It makes code difficult to understand and maintain.
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  4097. In most cases, the most obvious and simplist explanation is the correct one. He is dead. End of story in my opinion.
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  4098. @thomassynths A lot of folk don't want an x account because of the asshat who owns it.
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  4099. The woman seems deranged.
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  4100. Ruzzia is disgusting. Nothing else to say.
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  4101. Stephen's sporting ability sounds almost as bad as mine.
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  4102. Unlikely
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  4103.  @MT-ys7nh  Maybe you shouldn’t be dumping anti-science propaganda (a.k.a BS) on this channel? Just a thought.
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  4104. I'm just struggling to understand the war.
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  4105.  @patriciafarrow9586  Variabiliry should be expected.
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  4106. Work it out lol
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  4107. Rubbish. They're completely natural phenomena.
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  4108. This was a great interview. I don't get why so many dislikes? Are intelligent folk outnumbered by morons? Please engage brain before commenting.
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  4109. China is also lucky.
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  4110. Apparently that's a compliment? Not a phrase I've heard before lol
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  4111. Charge them a tariff? Is Trump that dumb?
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  4112. Not really. Lex is a just much more thoughtful than the average American motor mouth.
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  4113. Then stop using energy, right?
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  4114. Truth, actually.
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  4115. Islam like Christianity is wide open to interpretations. There is no such thing as "Islam Teaches" else there wouldn't be different schools of thought... everyone from the most moderated to the most extreme claim to have it right. Christianity is no different. I was a Christian for 35 years, every group claimed they were right. I discovered none were right. Religions are all like that.
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  4116. There is a broad set of distinguishing features on the left and on the right that make the labels useful. Most people can figure it out.
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  4117. Socialism is an illogical idea. I should never work and probably never has, at least not in any major economy or in any enduring way. Socialism is a failure generally. Of course there is always the excuse the failures were not 'real socialism' or 'that country was not really socialist' LOL. Socialism creates poverty.
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  4118. Most of these genres were crap anyway, disco being one of the exceptions. Still hoping rap would die a death.
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  4119. Oh, no... that scary telemetry
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  4120. You mirrored my thoughts. Labor supporters are about to discover that they cannot change the climate.
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  4121. There was a time when I believed russians were intelligent....
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  4122. Russia is insane. Ukraine is only an enemy of Russia by Russia's own making. They had a choice, but they made the worst dumbest idiotic choice possible. They chose to invade Ukraine for no good reason after blatenty lying that they wouldn't.
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  4123. That's a poor argument. The amount of time ranting is minuscule compared to the amount of time it takes to master a language, especially one as diabolical as rust. Besides, a good rant can relieve stress. And, in answer to your question... most are not toxic. None of the developers I've worked with for over two decades were. They were all incredibly talented and supportive.
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  4124. Your comments about health policies... not really.
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  4125. China faces the same threat as the west with regard to Islamic radicalism and terrorism but on a larger scale. China is reacting to the problem. There is a subtle difference between explaining it and justifying it. I suggest you listen again with some nuance.
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  4126. Yeah, I was that skinny kid getting beaten up regularly and getting into trouble for it as well. School sucked, as did the incompetent teachers.
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  4127. The doomsday clock is a nonsensical idea. I simply cannot map onto reality. No surprise Chomsky is babbling about it.
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  4128. Sad that you can only find it in you to be insulting.
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  4129. He's probably referring to the Madrid summit in 1997 when three countries were invited into NATO. That's clearly an expansionist move. So he's correct.
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  4130.  @johntowers1213  Apples and oranges. Alex Jones habitually rambles on about unsubstantiated conspiratorial bs. That's an entirelly different thing to reporting on WMDs.
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  4131. Not really.
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  4132. Stop it.... how? You ask pootin... see what he says.
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  4133. Christian's believe it. They don't know it.
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  4134. Is Ukraine so short of resources that it cannot change a shield? I thought their population was around 40 million?
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  4135. Correct. The west is supporting the defence of a democratic sovereignty state against ruzzia's terrorist actions and war crimes.
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  4136.  @paulzammataro7185 No
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  4137. Putin wastes billions on war while his own citizens live in poverty.
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  4138. Nothing has changed for me. Aside from the tragedy of war (which I'm not going to comment on), I still support Israel's right to defend itself. Going forward... peace is in the hands of the Palistinians, as it was a decade ago when their leaders chose violence. Will they make the same mistakes again? No one knows.
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  4139. Good. There are too many batshit crazy rightwing platforms now. Especially since Musk has wrecked Twitter.
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  4140. ​@symbionese2348 well, you're sure more adventurous than I'll ever be. Mars doesnt appeal as a fun destination :)
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  4141. I would put JS in the trash.
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  4142. Some religions are mutually exclusive by definition. Islam Christianity and Hinduism for instance. That already accounts for 60% of the world's population.
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  4143. I would suggest for most people now with at least 4 cores that 20% is irrelevant. It wouldn't be noticeable. What would be noticeable is the inability of Windows uses to run their preferred software on a Linux machine. Most of the important software I use and need is not supported on Linux, making it effectively useless.
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  4144. 7:10 This is one of the reasons why C++ is great. And it's so extremely versitile and performant. I don't understand the irrational hatred of one of the most successful programming languages of all time... and it's still one of the most used. Skill issues, right?
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  4145. I learned Assembly in 1977 and feel the same way about it. But I hate the x86 language.
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  4146. So Obama was never given a chance to shine? Pretty sure he would fall into a so called "minority" group, right?
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  4147. Watching Mike Johnson speak... just looks dodgy.
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  4148. Sometimes they are.
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  4149. The people on the other side are mostly nutjobs, so no.
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  4150. Musk would be on a path to bankruptcy if not for American taxpayers.
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  4151. I believe the current situation was caused by unreliable Western support. There were too many waisted opportunities.
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  4152. I found it to be too fast and had to repeat parts of it.
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  4153. ​ @77space-vt8wi Trump is Putin's puppet.
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  4154. Maybe, but you need to be an asshole about it.
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  4155. Fantastic interview with a beautiful person. So uplifting but why the dislikes? Deluded Muslims and lefties I presume?
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  4156. Yes, if he promotes genocide. I don't think he does, though, right?
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  4157. I don't see a connection between these talks and the other thing you're referring to. Talks stand or fall on their own merrit. You're offering a fallacy. Whatever happens to putin long term, I confident these two wont be involved. They'll continue to provide great discussion and information.
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  4158. First of all, how do you know all of that. I have a University degree in mathematics and Ive not seen anything like this. And second of all, only one dimension is provided. We don't know the outer shape nor the height, right? That's why I was stumped. Sadly, I don't understand how your working relates to the problem. Mirroring the drawing just doubles the areas.
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  4159. Gorgjis from "Ukraine Matters" was mocking people two weeks ago for asking "what is Ukraine's goal?". A perfectly sensible question, I thought. And it's one we're still asking. He thought it was so obvious that anyone asking it was "stupid". Unlike this channel, he seems to regularly lambast his own supporters. I don't get it.
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  4160. AI is basically just math.
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  4161. This guest isn't worth listening to. Massively underwhelming. Trump is a clown. End of story.
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  4162. Seems the only thing russians excel at is spreading bullshit.
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  4163. It's a worry. We have to hope sane heads will succeed long term.
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  4164. A favourable outcome for the free world is a weakened Russia. The US is part of the free world, right? The alternative is a stronger Russia. Not good. Actually very bad.
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  4165. He's a centrist or possibly center-left. He is far from being a marxist. I suspect you don't know what a marxist is. Your comment is even more nonsensical given that the far left refer to him a neo-conservative.
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  4166. Depends on what you mean by discriminatory? Obviously people notice skin color, hair color, eye color, height, weight, sex etc. But it's how people act on those observations that matter.
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  4167. Ian Mann Everything she said in this video was correct, right?
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  4168. That's not what Luke said. He said Trump was addressing the group "as if" he were speaking to a group in North Carolina. He didn't say Trump was actually speaking in North Carolina. Trump seemed to forget who his crowd was for a moment. That said, perhaps there were supporters from North Carolina in the crowd. We don't know. But I'd give Luke the benefit of the doubt and not accuse him of fabrication.
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  4169. Sam Harris is spot on here. This is one of his positions I'm in full agreement with. I took a vaccine as soon as I could, and it wasn't even the best one, but it was the best available. As for Brett... he went tinfoil hat mode.
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  4170. For me, face to face social interaction is a high stress activety. Eye contact might be part of it. I tend to look away. The whole process seems quite awkward.
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  4171. This is like saying after a house is burned... fire is not the problem.
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  4172. I have never ever interpreted "jihadist" to mean a devout Muslim within the context of these kinds of discussions. Muslims play semantic games with terminology as a copout. The term "jihad" is too easy for them because of its duel meaning. I have always interpreted Islamist and Jihadist to mean the same thing - an Islamic fanatic who'd happily resort to violence to advance the cause of Islam and/or for revenge and/or to eliminate the infidel. I prefer "Islamist" "radical Islamist" "Islamic terrorist". Jihad is too weak and easily countered by Muslims.
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  4173. I don't. No bit locker on mine. I do have it on my work laptop, but no recovery key is required, just a password.
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  4174. Not really but I feel you are?
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  4175. They'll supplying $Billions in aid so big FAIL, sorry.
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  4176. It is not true that 99% of scientists say that. It's a fake claim. Look into it!
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  4177. Probably misinformation. Sensitive military information aside... there's heaps of information coming out of Ukraine.
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  4178. ​ @chriss3404 Another person talking about a "daily driver" wtf. Is this some kind of Linux jargon?
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  4179. ​ @chriss3404 Sorry for being late but thanks. I'd never heard that term until watching a few Linux topic videos. What I've noticed is how Linux users are so strong on how "Linux is the best". I tried it and hated it. I struggle to understand in what way it is the best. I've tried macs and found them to be pretty nice, but I'm not a mac user right now. We had to use Linux systems for work. It was awful. Main problem was instability and losing work due to crashes. Linux and its software just wasn't as polished. We reverted to Windows after a few months. Maybe just a one-off. I did try to install Linux on an old PC prior to that experience but it never worked. There seems to be a lot of pain in switching. So, it puzzles me.
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  4180. This whole interview is not disingenuous. The topic is about the Fort Denison tide gauge.
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  4181. I hate it. Been using SVN for 15 years no problem. Now Git has me tied up in knots. Git just wastes my time. Understanding Git is harder than the C++ development I'm actually paid to do. It's a nighmare.
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  4182. ​ @terrydaktyllus1320 To take that car analogy further, Linux is like the cheap car that has its hood up every Saturday morning because the owner is a cheapskate and wont pay $ so he spends his spare time tinkering and fixing it himself. Most car drivers dont want that. Most computer users dont want that.
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  4183. ​ @fredmckinney8933 Mainly because Linux is a small hobby target. Why try to break into Linux when there are 20x more Windows systems out there to target. Permissions can be applied to Windows files and folders anyway, so it's moot.
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  4184. Which friend? I'm just curious.
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  4185. Yes, we need to be able to identify the assholes on both sides and there are plenty on both sides.
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  4186. What? Just keep it simple. Russia attacked Ukraine.
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  4187. ​ @Anor999 Not nonsense. It's all about human psychology.
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  4188. Bill Gates stould down from MS 20 years ago and set up their philanthrotropic foundation. He doesn't sell OS's. So, please explain how he's a conman? Let's see whether you're a guinine commenter or a clueless troll. And also please tell us which charities you support.
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  4189. Switch your brain on. It's not hard.
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  4190. Doesn't matter what he looks like as long as he is good.
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  4191.  @aproapegata  It IS about religion. Sam is referring to people like you when he mentions issues like moral confusion and the inability see obvious truth.
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  4192. It boils down to defeating radical Islam and antisemitism... I doubt either are possible.
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  4193. LOL
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  4194. Partly because what Ukraine needs is a hell of a lot of stuff, and political decisions have to get through peacetime political processes. And we're talking about defeating the #2 super power. How much can a run down NATO provide all at once without weakening itself? I don't have the answer, do you? It's easy to say "send everything", but it's a whole different thing to actually implement it. That said, I do agree with your sentiment.
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  4195. Sorry but religion is not necessarily all about love. Religion is about beliefs, creeds, power, control, indoctrination, fear, love but in various proportions. Religion is man made and like most man made things, religion is also flawed. Islam is tends toward the dark side... fear, control, creeds, indoctrination... and when these override love, we see the results as in Sri Lanka.
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  4196. Shut up troll.
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  4197. Best for Assad. Bad for Syrians. They've still got despotic scumbag as leader.
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  4198. Pronouns also have meaning.
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  4199. So 20,000 cases a day is not enough? Seriously? Testing us pretty good now. Not many false positives. We've done around 200, 000 tests in Melbourne and only a handful of positives. Your death rate is right up there with the US and no one is calling that under control.
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  4200. Maybe, but the media exaggerate his faults while covering up his successes. What is more important... looking good (fakery) or actually doing good (improving America)? I would suggest the latter.
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  4201. I gave up on Linux.
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  4202. He's disgusting.
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  4203. Your take on Israel is incorrect. Israel has no intentions of committing genocide. The problem is hamas and how they've converted civilian infrastructure into military bases... e.g. schools and hospitals. Ukraine and Israel are effectively fighting the same axis of terror. Both need help. The roadblock in the way of American aid to Ukraine is well known... a handful of seemingly pro pootin Republicans. But here's a question that no one ever talks about... why didn't Ukraine make use of the Lend Lease facility? It has expired unused, reportedly.
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  4204. They're not terrified of russia losing.
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  4205. Ok, bye bye if you're that brittle. No one will care. I do want to hear about Israel because it's important.
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  4206. I used to do that kind of stuff back in the 70's and 80's. Was a lot of fun.
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  4207. It's horrible.
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  4208. Antifa behave like fascists and that make them hypocrites.
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  4209. It affects every age group now. You either lock down to some degree and limit the carnage or you open up prematurely and kill a lot of people unnecessarily.
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  4210. The police had a job to do and were trying to do it but the clown with the noisy car and vicious dog decided to create mayhem. That he was looking for trouble should be self evident to everyone.
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  4211. People are dying of this disease horribly but we don't need the government's extreme measures and nor do we need your foolhardy measures. Some balance might be nice.
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  4212. Russian supporters should be sent back to Russia.
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  4213.  @santos54  When you support a fascist that makes you a fascist.
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  4214. The west and allies had better up their game. RuZZia can be pushed back but politics is getting in the way, especially the clueless far right trumpian types e.g. problematic Republicans et el. It's ruZZia against the free world. Wake up before it's too late.
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  4215. Is there any peer reviewed blinded trial data in support of homeopathy? I don't buy into the "big pharma shut it down" conspiracies.
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  4216. What you said about %d is correct, but in this example, he is not printing a pointer anyway.
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  4217. That result was just the idiosyncrasies of the electoral votes. Clinton did actually win in terms of raw votes.
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  4218.  @Lythgoemania Yes and no.
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  4219. RuZZia just seems to destroy everything. It's what they do best. I'm struggling to find anything positive.
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  4220.  @hansscholl6346  So you have a problem with companies making profits?
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  4221. I am an athiest. Israel is Jewish land.
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  4222.  @joelmanning249  what's Boris Johnson doing about it? I thought things might change for the better after the left's hiding?
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  4223. You may well be correct about Netanyahu, but in order for Israel to live peacefully with its Arab neigbours, said neigbours need to want peace. Right now, too many don't.
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  4224. All the British did was to re-establish what was already known and real. The land was always Jewish but occupied by aggressors... the Ottomans, Arabs Romans and others. And the lies still persist. Lies spread far and wide by antisemites.
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  4225. He needs to be arrested and locked up for war crimes.
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  4226. Ukraine is very creative. They'll adapt and surprise us with something unexpected.
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  4227. I have a massive dislike of the whole Java / JVM abstraction... the language itself, and the ecosystem. I'm one of those C++ developers who are still screeming. I resigned my position as our companies focus moved toward Java. The whole mess was too awful to tolerate. Life is too short, I decided. Plus, the learning curve for Java is simply massive. I gave up after years of "dipping my fingers in" and getting nowhere. I prefer working with languages that are fast and efficient and compile to native code, like C and C++, or even Rust. I hate bloat, and I hate unnecessary abstractions. But if I had to pick one, it would be C#.
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  4228. Yes, but how will that affect the nuclear power plant and the hydro generators? Ukraine is already having power blackouts. And that's without considering the death toll and damage caused by the flooding. It's awful.
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  4229. ​@cant_sleeeep C# is a decent language, but it's .NET. Many applications need to be standalone executables, and not like C# or java.
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  4230. As Jake said, nuclear war is more likely now than it was before Musk decided to stick his nose in. Musk is overstepping the line. Money has given him more power than he can wisely handle. And that fact that the fascists in russia love him speaks volumes.
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  4231. No one cares about Russia's laws except Russia and Russia's victims. Sham referenda, lies and propaganda, all of it.
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  4232. That's how I did it. Area of circle minus two triangles
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  4233. They're important issues that require a solution.
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  4234. Probably.
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  4235. Electric ovens do cause problems for the grid, as do heaters and a/c. Electric car chargers potentially draw way more current than any of those.
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  4236. ​@RichardTaylor1630 How much would the 60 billion package actually cost America, given that most of it stays in the economy? If you listen to the maga commentary on it, its clear they're lying. Ukraine get's mostly old stuff anyway
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  4237. Absolutely spot on.
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  4238. Are you a Drump fan boy?
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  4239.  @theglobalgambit politics
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  4240.  @timothymanues2469  Not really.
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  4241. Java is making me lose my hair... that and anything web based. I prefer low level code. C and C++ are my favourites. My passion even. What I'm seeing is way too much abstraction and bloat. I spent most of my career working on high-performance C applications. That was my comfort zone.
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  4242. Russia might recrute 300k but half of them will be lost by Christmas.
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  4243. It might work by pure luck if the byte following already happens to be NULL. But you should always null terminate string literals else major bug looming.
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  4244. I blame those maga clowns for the destruction of Ukraine's power infrastructure. It could have been prevented with one vote. Johnson is saying the right stuff... but does he mean it? Let's hope so.
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  4245. Are you prepared to revert to subsistence living? That's what it will take and that's why little has been done. Many countries are still dragging themselves out of poverty so emmisions will continue to increase. That said, this presentation is overly hyped propaganda.
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  4246. The Philippines is a hell hole. Millions are desperate to leave. My wife is a Filipina. She hates the place and left 30 years ago. Oh, and we both like "cold dreary" winters. Summer heat sucks.
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  4247. The left also use the same tactics.
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  4248. Sam is hardly to the right. He's well left of me and I'm pretty much a centrist with a few moderately conservative leanings.
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  4249. ​ @mbrofoc The "not safe" thing is massivelly overly hyped. Knives, power saws and cars are not safe either... shall we ban them? Now, I'm not picking on you per se, it's just that the "not safe" thing grates my gears. No language is totally safe.
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  4250. Relative to the general workforce / population, I count myself as lucky doing that. I've done other stuff, and it sucked.
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  4251. Spot on. I was writing something similar. This interview has lost credibility - a waste of time.
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  4252. Are the reports credible or just more anti-vaxx propaganda?
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  4253. They're deranged. Unhinged.
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  4254. He's a million times a better man than Trump will ever be.
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  4255. Calm down. Biden is supplying more than the rest of the world combined. It can't be all sent at once anyway.
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  4256. I would suggest most left-wing protesters don't know why they're protesting. They're like sheep.
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  4257. The correlation of IQ and success is irrelevant. We're talking about measuring a human trait or ability. It's measurable. What one does with it is a whole other thing.
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  4258. Remote Controlled Except not everyone can legitimately take the same easy pass because the biggest emitter countries are doing 75% of the damage.
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  4259. printf can also output hex. Just saying. And no, d - 4 = 9
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  4260. There is no pearl clutching. Why not keep it simple... Russia (the terrorist state) invaded it's neighbour and illegally annexed chunks of Ukrainian territory (as voted by 143 nations against Russia vs 4 for Russia). What do you expect... the rest of the world to stand by why Russia f*cks up its neighbour? As for the Donbas... that's a civil issue caused by pro Russian assholes. If you want to be part of Russia, go to Russia. It's simple. Zelensky is the Ukrainian Winston Churchill and I hope he wins.
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  4261. Grow up!
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  4262. Shermer doesn't have to be personally on top of every detail. It's been gone over by experts for years and revisited countless times by countless people and the evidence is clear enough. Rogan is doing the same thing you accuse Shermer of doing. He's not an expert either. Just because he uses guns and knows some hunters doesn't make him an expert on crime scene analysis. Real experts have already looked at the evidence. All of the conspiracy theory BS relies on the presupposition that some joe out on the street had access to secret knowledge that's been locked away by some tyrannical government agency. It's a case of watching too many x-files episodes.
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  4263. I think what you're referring to will most likely always exist. The issue in my opinion is around solutions and whether or not there is a solution. The first thing to realise is that there will always be inequality. That's just how nature works. No way around it. That's the reality we're born into. We're not clones. Humans are hugely diverse. And right there is one of the issues that the woke movement stumbles on. The idea that everything is a social construct overlayed onto a blank canvas. Wrong. Completely wrong. Start talking about IQ and notice the backlash. What are we to do about differences? That's where the woke movement goes completely off the rails. Make everything about power is another one. There's a lot I could say, but this a YouTube and much is already covered in the discussion. But bottom line: the woke solutions are divisive toxic and irrational.
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  4264. Git is painful. I hate it.
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  4265. How do you know it can be put back together? Where would the signal be? Have you heard of signal loss or entropy?
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  4266. I'll admit I was worried about a wagner attack from the north. Why else would Wagner go there? That's the part that made no sense to me... unless it was related to the war against Ukraine. Now none of it makes sense.
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  4267. Ii don't begrudge him charging for his podcasts but for $240au a year it doesn't stack up. I'm pretty sure this is a common criticism.
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  4268. And from Australia, I was exited, expecting a Harris win. Then shock.
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  4269. What was the cause of death? Thousands of people die every day.
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  4270. What's going on behind the scenes?
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  4271. How about when n=0? I think this is a strange one, right?
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  4272. I would say the offense is more akin to having a loved one insulted. It's personal. At least that's how I felt as a Christian when someone mocked the Bible or Jesus. Now I know it's all based on myth etc. but at the time it seemed real.
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  4273. LOL
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  4274. ​ @shishmumiin Bullshit. Hamas are doing it to Israel and it's own Gazan population. You are so ignorant that it's laughable. Stop believing and spreading lies.
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  4275. It's about the amount of viral load in terms of the original infection. Your immune system will have a tougher job combatting a larger infection. This is one of the reasons why masks are useful.
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  4276. Unfortunately, she sounds very naive. She should never have gotten involved with Muslim men. The Islamic culture is extremely problematic, especially for white non Muslim women. Islam is not a force for good in this world and it's about time people woke up instead of becoming woke. I fear she will get herself into trouble again.
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  4277.  @thepontiacbandit7874  There's nothing good about smoking but the idiots who do it think they look cool.
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  4278. Great comment.
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  4279. Not really.
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  4280. Bollocks.
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  4281. The polls close at 6pm, right? Plus they usually have exit polls to detect trends early, and the counting system is very fast. They don't need all of the votes to make a prediction.
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  4282. He's right. But even without those... 20,000 dead russian troops and 2000 busted tanks is good progress. It's just going to keep getting better and Putlin will not be happy.
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  4283. What do you mean by "online compilers"? If I'm understanding you correctly, that sounds like a dreadful idea?
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  4284. There is no evidence of him supporting communism. That is just plain dumb.
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  4285. Yes, I have been around dogs and I don't trust any of them. My friends son was mauled by their own family pet and has spent the past 2 day in hospital. As I said, I have zero trust for dogs.
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  4286. Only 13 mins in and this guy's ludicrously disingenuous description of the pandemic response has destroyed any credibility I assumed he had. One can hold to conservative ideas as I do without peddling far right propaganda. Dissapointing.
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  4287. Stupid.
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  4288. Doesn't matter. They don't want to hold any Kursk territory mediam or long term. See my other comment. And the guy you linked to seems clueless.
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  4289. The hexagon is not regular by definition. A regular hexagon has all angles 120 deg
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  4290. You have it backward. It's Arab squatter's accupying Jewish land. Long live Israel.
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  4291.  @perlenoire6364  Only in the minds of the deluded. Dream on.
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  4292. How much of an effect did the carbon tax have on global climate?
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  4293. I can remember the USSR years pretty well. I can remember the fear of a nuclear strike in the 80's. It's all coming back to me.
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  4294. ​​​ @ananamu2248  There has to be some level of nuance. Simplistic rules very often don't work. The invasion of Germany in WW2 was necessary. It also depends on how you define "invade" and "another country". Russia believes Crimea is a part of Russia. The "invasion" of Afghanistan provided a whole generation of women the opportunity to get an education and a taste of freedom. Should the US be isolated? Obviously not. We must be prepared to stand up to bad actors like Russia Iran NK etc.
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  4295. Dream on...
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  4296. What would be the terms? You think Russia would give Ukraine their territory back LOL. Ukraine wants Russia out. Those would be the terms.
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  4297. Until now, I've had a lot of respect for Cory Benardi so help me out here.... is he suggesting we should just let older folk die because money is more important and people all die anyway? Hope I misunderstould him, I really do.
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  4298. Ivermectin doesn't work. I blows my mind that anyone would still be pushing that crap. Even the biggest independent trials have shown it to be ineffective. It doesn't work for covid. End of story. Anyone who peddles it is a phoney in my opinion.
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  4299. R3d33mingFir3 Presidential? She looks more like someone from a failed comedy show. I suspect the her only goal right now is to any Trump, right? Why not just build the wall. It make sense.
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  4300. You guys seem to be pro Russia? A terrorist state run by a fascist dictator who cares not about his own people. That would make you pro terrorist? Hope I'm wrong but Russia can go to hell. Wall the bloody place in and forget about. Russia is the neighbour no one wants. Hope Ukraine succeeds, joins NATO and the EU.
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  4301. Lamur Cribb Eventually, yes. Maybe next century or so.
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  4302. I'll have to dissagree. Russia wanted to turn Ukraine into another puppet state by taking the capital. If that had succeeded, the war in the south would have been unnecessary.
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  4303. The lack of web skills, communication skills and interpersonal skills pretty much knocks me out of freelancing. I was considering the option but I'm pretty much a backroom type. Happily writting code but not dealing with people. Probably not for me. I'm guessing C++ skills are not suitable for freelancing?
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  4304. It says very little actually. I'm an atheist. What does that say about me? Clue: I don't have a belief in any gods. That's it.
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  4305. The last I heard was that it's ineffective but I believe there are still trials in progress. Results have been all over the place and inconclusive since day one. I honestly don't understand the Invermectin hype.
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  4306. Self driving was always a stupid idea. As a software developer, I know how difficult it is to get complex code right... I don't want to be anywhere near a self driving car, much less in one.
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  4307. ​ @mlemImlem If you want to be a faster developer and not just fast typist then use a good IDE with a mouse. It's just so much better.
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  4308.  @andrewmckay2118  I'm a conservative who would rather see Andrews win again because he's better than the alternative.
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  4309. Life's so tough cause you can't go to the beach lol. Guys, we don't have pandemic under way. Get over it. The beach will be there next year.
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  4310. Language evolves.
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  4311. Perhaps Trump is playing to the far right for votes? I don't believe anything Trump says. And everything Trump does, is for Trump.
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  4312. I hate my own voice. Perhaps that's normal?
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  4313. Never seen any evidence of it?
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  4314. I've seen your red and white line idea presented a few times but it still doesn't make any sense to me. There are no actual lines with values attacked. Such a thing would be impossible to determine. I would position the white line at the kerch bridge because Ukraine has already stated it's taking back Crimea.
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  4315. So, Mike Johnson supports Ukraine now? Really?
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  4316. Not the same and neither are the solution to poverty or low wages. They are both ways of deferring responsibility. Both are ways to spend more than one earns, which rarelly ends well. Someone has to pay ultimately.
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  4317. It's possible if the rust code was poorly written.
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  4318. I guess they don't want straight-up lies being propagated. Free speech might be a wonderful thing, but as we've seen, lies spread by people like Musk can swing an election. Why? Because too many people are incapable of detetmine fact from fiction. For evidence, the recent US election.
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  4319. Not quite, but you can think of it as a container of objects.
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  4320. Never understould differential calculus.
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  4321.  DinkleDigeroo  Your way of thinking is part of the problem. The world is more complex than "them and us" but go on thinking that way if you don't want change.
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  4322. Yeah, but Saddam was of the same ilk as Pootin, Assad and similar scumbags... invading his neighbours, torturing citizens, commiting genocide etc. He even used WMDs. Whether WMDs were found subsequently or not is irrelevent. They were used. That said, there are arguments each way on the pros and cons of that war.
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  4323. So you only comment on the not so good ones?
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  4324. How do we all know that? We don't. I didn't. Perhaps you're psychic? Or perhaps you're just making stuff up?
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  4325. Because they don't all get around to installing on the same day. Four million in 7 days isn't bad when the target is 8 million..
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  4326. Cammo You've just exposed your ignorance to the world. I suggest you actually listen to the experts who are doing the research, developing treatments and working in ICU's. LOL.
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  4327. In the sense that they're both awful languages that became mainstream, yes .
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  4328. Possibly more important than measuring territory right now is the amount of ruzzian military equipment and munitions destroyed. It's about weakening the ruzzian military.
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  4329. Putin lying... who would have thought...
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  4330. A. They work but not perfectly. B. They work but not perfectly.
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  4331. What are you talking about? No one said they'd won but they are winning.
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  4332. Seems extremely unlikely for at least three reasons (1) physics (2) the unreliability of religious claims (3) an extraordinary claim backed by zero evidence.
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  4333. Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014... why didn't Trump fix it when he became president-elect in 2016?
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  4334. Not likely. It's already in most countries.
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  4335. Ok, how about extremely unlikely to happen any time soon?
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  4336. Electric cars use less fuel. Consider the hybrids i.e. an electric car with an on board generator. They use less fuel than the equivalent standard car.
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  4337. Like you, I've lost sympathy for Russians. This madness has gone too far. Too many Russians are now openly supporting terrorism.
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  4338. Yes, corruption is one of the remaining vestiges of Russian influence yet to be fully purged, but they're working on it.
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  4339. I don't see any problem with AGI. At least no more of a problem than we already have. We already have the ability to destroy life as we know it. We already have misinformation at levels we cannot control and at levels that have already destroyed our trust in what we read online, for instance. I already don't trust anything I read without cross-checking it. People are our biggest problem. Additionally, I don't believe AGI is conscious or intelligent. In a sense, it's all smoke and mirrors... a "clever" database. And here, the Turing test doesn't help either. So. it seems intelligent because it can converse in a human like way... yeah, that's clever stuff from a technical standpoint, but so what?
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  4340. I hate mode based editors. And some of these editors are archaic. Emacs and vi for instance. Thought we'd moved on from this primitive stuff.
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  4341. Who was already dead, when did they die and how did they die?
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  4342. Thankfully, that contract no longer exists. It was all about politics.
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  4343. Russia needs to get it's sorry ass out of Ukraine. Russia invaded a soveriegn state. Russia has caused all of this mess. Russia is the aggressor. Ukraine is defending its country.
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  4344. Most anti-vaxxers are uninformed fools trying to sound clever, demanding more data when there's enough already. The argument about "rights" is BS... who has the right to willfully and unnecessarily infect others with a deadly virus? No one should. No different to knocking down a pedestrian while driving drunk or by mishandling a gun. Yes, they should lose their jobs.
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  4345. I suspect the time will come when NATO gets involved. That's when russia will be put back in it's cage for a few decades.
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  4346. Is there something wrong with your keyboard?
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  4347. That comment is pure stupidity. Sold out? Ireland wouldn't stand a chance in a real conflict without the support if those countries your supposedly sold out to.
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  4348.  Stanley Goddard  You got the last one right.
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  4349. You were suckered in big time.
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  4350. Not really.
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  4351. ​ @BearBear5  Shall we move other indiginous peoples to America? How about the Australian Aborinigal people? No. Ridiculous. The Jews belong in their historical cultural Jewish homeland where they've always held a presence. The Jews have been there longer than the Arabs and for at least 1500 years before Islam was invented.
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  4352. Are you thinking of something like an L4 cash?
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  4353. Yes, it's obvious. I don't understand why there's a debate.
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  4354. I don't see how you're any more free? Both Windows and Linux do similar things except that Windows does most things with a little more polish and with a bigger range of software. I've been using Windows since 1996 and at no time did I sense a lack of freedom. I guess it depends on what one values. Computers to me is just a tool.
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  4355. So I'll be able to buy a new EV for $20k or a good used EV for $10k by 2030? That's what it with take in my opinion buy I don't believe that's possible. All you'd get for $10k is the battery. I'm not against EVs, I want one but the cost profile for EVs is all wrong.
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  4356. Daniel Andrews is doing what his voter base wanted and he's done a decent of it in tough times.
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  4357. TROLL NO.
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  4358. LOL, what is the Eagles game? I'm in Australia btw
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  4359. Your statement about the war in Ukraine is so ludicrous that I didn't bother wasting any more time reading the rest.
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  4360. Israel offers peace but it is always rejected.
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  4361. More should be said about how dusgustingly awful Eclipse is. The most bloated unstable and messed up IDE ever devised.
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  4362. Mearsheimer is a useful idiot for ruzzia. I have no idea why he's wheeled out for comment so often.
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  4363. ​ @Americium-120  Nothing we don't already know, but thanks for the suggestion.
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  4364. Not really
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  4365. Yeah, and why are ruzzian products available in the west? They should all be taken off the shelves.
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  4366. Swapping with SSD storage doesn't sound like a good idea anyway.
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  4367. Are you sure it's money and not plain old stupidity?
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  4368. The old whataboutism argument. It's not a good one. It devalues the evilness and depravity of the current one. You obviously didn't mean it that way but I wish no one would raise it.
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  4369. There was an ad right in the middle of your gum ad lol
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  4370. Can you elaberate?
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  4371. The comments are full of bs. Sadly, it's par for the course in most comment sections.
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  4372. Brilliant as usual. Musk is a joke... kind of like Trump.
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  4373. ​ @Nikioko "immediately indentify"? I doubt it.
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  4374. ​​​ @Robodog69 No way is that grade 5 work. No way. My son recently finished high school. Didn't do anything like this until grade 11. When I was at high school 45 years ago, it was grade 10 but only for the advanced group. Anything to do with polynomials was grade 10/11 pre calculus work. We didn't touch algebra until grade 9. I was age 15 in that year.
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  4375. Java is a horrendous language. I loath it with a passion. I loath the whole java concept, the JVM, the tools, and the ecosystem. I hate all of it with a passion. For me, it will be a career ending development environment. But I love C++. Sadly, it's not so easy to find C++ work when java is encroaching.
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  4376. ​ @lubricustheslippery5028 Ok, everything is an object that isn't a primitive. Something like that is obviously what was meant.
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  4377. Annette Morrison Russia invading the US? A ridiculous analogy. LOL.
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  4378. Atheism never died. Atheist is just a word describing one's position on god claims. Atheism follows.
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  4379. You said it would, and you were right. Great news. Let's hope there are no more hurdles.
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  4380. The Trump trainwreck.
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  4381. What do you mean?
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  4382.  @Kelly_Kapowski  The problem with the left's commentary on all of this is in demanding a goal. We don't need that type of goal. Pick any set of numbers... it won't make a speck of difference to people who just want the lights to turn on or who are looking for a new car. The transition will have to be driven by what is possible from a science, technology and industry perspective because that's where the solutions come from. It's good enough that we all know emissions must fall. If and when EV's make financial sense then people will buy them. Rooftop solar already makes sense. That's why people install them. We need to stop expecting politicians to solve our problems else we'll always be disappointed.
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  4383. China needs to be sanctioned.
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  4384. He will win the next election.
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  4385. How did taylor greene become so nutty? Sounds like a complete moron.
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  4386. And what's your net wealth? Maybe look in the mirror before mocking?
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  4387. ​@TheLayeredKing Even "boomers" started with nothing. I'm a "young" boomer. I was delivering milk in bottles at 6 am before school, rain hail, or shine, for 80c a day. Before that it was delivering newspapers at 6am for 50c a day. I started full time work in a factory at age 15 for 80c hour. Took me two years to pay off the price if an old 125cc motorcycle. Before that, only a bicycle, rain hail or shine, because no usuable public transport. I don't understand the boomer bashing. It was damn hard.
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  4388. ​​ @TheLayeredKing Perhaps its the difference between a carear and a job. I've had factory jobs. When people asked, I would answer that I work in a factor, we do x, y and z. They were jobs. Just for the money. Then I went to University as an adult entrant in my 30s and became a software developer. My hobby became a career. Now when people ask, I answer that I'm a software developer. I guess I identify with it because it represents the personal achievement of a long term goal rather than just a job for money.
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  4389. ​ @SvenTviking  Not really.
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  4390. When someone says they use Vim, I ask myself, why make life difficult? Same for the terminal.
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  4391. They'll likely struggle short term. The long term alternative is to allow Russia to ride roughshod over any country it wishes.
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  4392. Not necessarily. I was writing machine code all in hex in the 70s, and now I'm a C++ software. The drum stuff was earlier, but natural talent is transferable.
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  4393. This language sounds worse to me than rust and zig and a bunch of other C or C++ wannabes. Use only once seems like a bunch of unnecessary overhead for no good reason.
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  4394. This is outrageous. Reverse this around... imagine the outcry if anywhere in the world someone would block a muslim from entering an Islamic sacred place. All hell would break loose with howles of Islamophobia. Edit: I wrote this comment before I heard you say pretty much what I wrote here... and I 100% agree with you.
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  4395. It wasn't all Americans, right? It was 70m of 340m people. And many that did vote simply believed the lies. But something stinks. Trump's voter turnout wasn't huge. The weird part is the sudden stump in Demcrat votes. Where were they? And how did Trump take the swing states wildly against the polls?
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  4396.  @mnforager  it's no longer mainly elderly people. The average age has dropped considerably and is mostly confined to the unvaccinated. But even it it were still mainly elderly people... why does that matter? The death toll is already shameful in many countries that could have and should have done better. The US being an obviously entry in the list of failures. Australia's death toll per million is around 80, the US 2400. the UK 2000, NZ 9. The US lost 700,000 lives to the pandemic unnecessarily and probably millions with permanent organ damage. The guest speaker covered this quite well. The irony is that the US went to war and destroyed a country and enabled ISIS over 3k deaths in 9/11 but didn't appear to care about it's own during a pandemic.
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  4397. Haha, Steve Shives at the women's march?
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  4398. The female host is clueless. No sane person would expect the defender to back off. The last talks were a sham. What makes her think the next will be any better? Trump is in bed with Putler. Then there was her dumb comment almost accusing Ukraine of attacking X. Probably Russian misinformation. She should have shut up until the facts were clear.
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  4399. Yes, religion is problem, but most of the religously motivate hatred and pure evil comes from Islamic side. And that's nothing new. Its been a recurring theme for centuries.
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  4400. Americans need to open their eyes to the rest of the world. America is not the world, it's only one country out of hundreds. Americans need to realise that their contribution is helping to prevent ww3. If Ukraine falls, all bets are off.
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  4401. C is simple, flexible, powerful, and performant. It's a great language. I use C++ more than C nowadays, but I still prefer some of the C features, especially IO.
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  4402. What are you talking about?
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  4403. Jake, I'm an introvert. I know what it's like, it can be tough. I'm super impressed by what you've achieved. And glory to Ukraine.
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  4404. ​​ @nickwannabe1878  How about looking it up yourself if you're genuinly interested? If fact, if you were genuine, you would likely already know the sources given that we're 19 months in.
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  4405. Closed minded scepticism is all too common in scientific circles ironically.
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  4406. Hope you're right, but I have little faith in that lying clown.
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  4407. How can you be fully convinced without having any credible evidence to support it? I won't rule it out, but in my opinion, extraterrestrials would be the least likely explanation.
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  4408.  @ABDULLAHDICTATOR Why do muslims want to live in non Islamic countries? Makes no sense to me. Just like I wouldn't choose to live in an Islamic one. I'm an atheist.
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  4409. Makes sense to keep the tennis going if it can be done in a bubble.
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  4410. Windows 11 is better. Never liked 10. I stayed on 7 for years after support ended because 8/8.1 were awful and 10 not a whole lot better.
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  4411. Agatha pissant "protected from words"... really? LOL
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  4412. There are too.many of these types getting into the west. Not judging your friend, but too many of them are leaches.
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  4413. No we don't. Only maga morons believe that.
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  4414. Not really. Some beginners need to take it slowly like this.
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  4415. Yes, I agree. But it's a bit weird because it's already Thursday here. We're always a day ahead.
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  4416. There are very few nazis left in the world, and most of the remaining ones are Russian. So.... you're not making any sense.
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  4417. People need to stop accusing others of being Islamophobic. It's intellectually dishonest to use such a stupid word. Sadly, Nory has completely missed the point yet again and therefore isn't worth listening to. He just doesn't have the intellectual ability to get it. Sad that Sam had to waste more time with this guy.
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  4418. Trump wanted a strong NATO, which is why he was pissed off. Too many European NATO members were sitting on their hands. Trump was equally dissatified with the UN for its ineffectiveness.
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  4419. When it comes to Trump vs. Putin, we all need to stand with Trump and hope Trump can deal with Putin effectively. Putin is Hitler mk2
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  4420. LOL That would be interesting 😅
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  4421. I would. Everything he said was correct. He seems credible.
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  4422. Why is it bad? I love it... except for the recent bloat and complexity shoehorned into it. Ignore that stuff and it's pretty good. So apart from rust (which I don't like), is there anything better?
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  4423. Please don't be so fk'in stupid.
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  4424. So, why are you here and commenting? Seems like you care? I also care because she tries to be issue based.
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  4425. You're obviously not too bright, are you... you dozed off and missed a great discussion.
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  4426. Putin the dumb dumb... it's not about NATO, you moron. You invaded Ukraine. Ukraine asked for help. We helped.
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  4427.  @mandismith89  It's ABBA's vocals, dance moves, their band, their arena... it's their show.
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  4428. @the Unrepentant That wall of text is a load of BS. Do you actually have a functioning brain or are you a Russian bot?
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  4429. Yeah, mastering tools is important. mastering Vim is not. As for 1999... I'd go further back. There were already good GUI based tools in the 1980s.
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  4430. Jake, that was spectacular.
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  4431. The WHO has been next to useless in my opinion.
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  4432. ​@mbd6054 The ruble never stopped trading, but the volume would be low.
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  4433. The wonderful scenes in Kherson make a mockery of Russia's lies.
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  4434. Nicholas Ward Freedom of religion is too often used as a cover or excuse for antisocial behavior, as is talking about how lots of burqa wearing Muslims don't cause much trouble. Are we supposed to be awarding medals? I don't want their toxic backward religion in my face. If these people want to live in 7th century Arabia then go there or keep it in their homes and mosques. About time decent standards were unforced in public places.
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  4435. Can you elaborate?
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  4436. It's not odd if they were targeting one man or a small group of passengers on one aircraft.
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  4437. Hamas are the terrorists you dolt. It's Hamas who have been oppressing its people for years. Ukraine and Israel are victims of the same axis of evil... Iran and Russia for starters.
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  4438. He'll get a few things right in the same way stopped clocks do.
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  4439. Carosello Show That was stupid!
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  4440. Carosello Show Trump’s image is being damaged by the left leaning news media (who hate him for no good reason) and a bunch of other noisy deranged lefties who lack a functioning brain.
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  4441. What kind of people vote for boneheads like Johnson? How do these kind of morons become so powerful?
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  4442. I guess the focus is on the sanctioned trouble maker states such as Iran rather than open democracies like Israel.
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  4443.  @lillypichu4566  There'll be a plethora of situations where charging is impossible. Every office I've worked in has a shortage of parking with zero opportunity for charging EVs. Many people live in apartments or rent and/or don't have off street parking. The most likely scenario is everyone arrives home from shopping or work and plugs in there chargers in the evening, overloading the electricity network. We already incur blackouts in summer. There is simply not enough capacity for electric vehicles and that'll get worse as coal generators are progressively shut down.
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  4444. What will happen to NK prisoners of war?
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  4445.  @claire111  I don't like the restrictions either but the restrictions in Australia are working a damn sight better than the US mess. You can also see why such tough restrictions are neccessary when you see how many selfish morons congregate on beaches etc.
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  4446. So you think a person's most important attribute is their speaking style and how they end sentences? Are we really becoming that pathetic as a country?
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  4447. Yeah, they're working on a concept.
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  4448. Russia is trying to make Ukraine unliveable for Ukrainians in the hope that they'll give up the fight. Hospitals schools shopping malls power stations etc destroyed. Russia wants the territory but not the people. And as as I was writing this, Jake pretty much said the same. Why Russia wastes missiles on civilians made no sense to me but now it's becoming clearer. But how to stop Russia?
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  4449. ​ @benygh911 Why does it need to be lean? Short of memory? Dish drive full?
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  4450. The military and the people need to overthrow pootin the way it happened to Marcos in the Philippines.
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  4451. This is a world without god. Problem is, religious nutters that run some countries haven't figured that out.
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  4452. Are there no vaccines available where you live?
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  4453. It depends on the lab but yes, a positive PCR test does not prove the existence of covid-19 disease. It just detects virus and viral fragments.
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  4454. Care to enlighten us?
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  4455. It was, and more evidence has surfaced, but you can bet Jew haters Islamists disingenuos media outlets and ruzzians will twist this to suit their evil intentions.
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  4456. I'll have to disagree with pretty much everything said. Children may have to pay but they are also the beneficiaries by not having lost their lives or their parents or their grandparents. How many would have been orphaned if we'd just let the pandemic run wild? Fact is we don't know. The financial cost would be enormous whichever way we went. We've seen that elsewhere. Our governments took the most ethical approach and I thank them for it. It's shamefull that other wealthy nations didn't follow. Health is wealth. Hopefully we've learned to be more careful of our health, our greatest asset. No more sick people in workplaces spreading it around is a good start.
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  4457. Probably not "soccer" football :)
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  4458. So if I buy a Tesla car that makes me....
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  4459. Bill Gates does not own it. MS is a publicly listed company on the NASDAQ. But why would it matter anyway? Bill Gates is a decent guy dispite all of the bs spoken about him.
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  4460. Depends what you mean by immune... minor symptoms, disease, death? On balance, probably as good as the vaccines.
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  4461.  @voodooo3971  The Taliban can't be destroyed because they're based on and driven by an idea that can't be destroyed with guns and bombs. It's an idea 1400 years old. An idea that has survived every war to this day.
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  4462. Do you like clowns?
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  4463. Evidence of what?
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  4464. Don't take offense. I think it's his style of presentation. He's been critical of my country (Australia) similarly but we also have our own standards authority which sets the rules for vaccines and drugs. We were also 'slow'.
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  4465.  @bidentity69 Saying that doesn't tell the full story. The SARS-CoV-2 vaccines specifically were all developed in less than a year. That's pretty damn fast. Some countries had authorized emergency useage only because trial results had not been fully considered.
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  4466.  @vecioalpin8998  You sound like a Russian troll?
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  4467. Think very carefully about that. I suspect you haven't or don't understand how bad that would be for small states.
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  4468.  @imanoppressedamerican Stupid responce.
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  4469. ​ @kalidilerious Another stupid comment. What's wrong with everyone today?
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  4470. I was told Linux was rock solid, with no leaks, no crashes, etc?
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  4471. Yes, and Russia was the bad guy yet again, completely destroying whole cities.
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  4472. No one said it would literally cease to exist. Pay attention.
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  4473. They're the opposite. They make my life hell. They're a public menace and need to be banned.
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  4474. ​​ @davidmerlin3344  Not a troll. The comment seemed reasonable. Let me guess.... your definition of a troll is anyone you disagree with, right?
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  4475. ​ @TheSkunkyMonk  It's the opposite. A bad dog will never be any good.
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  4476. What?
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  4477. I've seen these boards used by others. I don't believe they're writing backwards.
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  4478. I stopped watching him around 2015. Seems like I did the right thing.
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  4479. No one denies that climates change.
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  4480. Religion is bs. There is no such thing as "sin". It's a religous concept designed to control the masses.
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  4481. Yeah, he's an opportunist and a useful idiot.
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  4482. You "required" your brain? What do you mean?
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  4483. Spot on.
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  4484.  @dildoswaggins2907  The lame Sydney harbour argument is past it's use by date. Sea levels are rising. To answer your question... when ice melts, it generally flows into the sea. In the case of the Arctic ice, it's mostly already in the sea so has little effect. Melting Greenland, Antarctic and glacial ice will and is raising sea level. And finally, here is a challenge for you. Do some research on the Sydney Harbour tide gauge... figure out why it isn't measuring absolute sea level.
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  4485.  @dildoswaggins2907  Why ask me to 'prove' such a vast subject in a YouTube comment when it has already been proven beyond reasonable doubt? Use your initiative. Look it up. Read the scientific literature and research papers.
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  4486. You are a laughingstock for making the same dumb mistake as have the media. There is nothing to walk back. Unfortunately, clarification was required for those with limited language skills.
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  4487. You didn't notice Linux rebooting? Not that it's much of a problem. I installed W10 a few weeks ago and it was effortless, very much so when compared to my Linux experiences (which all ended in failure). That's right, all of my attempts at installing Linux have failed. I've pretty much given up. I did have Ubuntu on an old box for a few weeks but that was installed by our IT department. But I didn't like it. Was like stepping back ten years.
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  4488. Jonathan is correct. The professor is wrong in my opinion. Why is the professor going to vote at all if his vote is useless? Biden said he would step down if evidence shows he probably wouldn't win. He was presented with the evidence, and he stepped down. That's not "being pushed". The professor is wrong again. The professor is wrong about Harris and her left leaning policies. I'm not American but clearly Harris is the better person, and that's coming from someone (me) who is anti-woke and centre-right. The professor is also wrong about Harris popularity growth surge. Take a look at the latest surveys and the betting odds. I'm confident that the middle will move a little to the left. Harris might be 'woke' but most of her policies a good. I spend some time yesterday reading them. Compare that with Trump LOL And I rarely say what I'm going to say... the professor was so wrong so often on so much that I'm unsubscribing.
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  4489. Nope.
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  4490. Well done bringing Islam into the picture. I've been following this stuff for a while but its too often hushed up as a taboo subject.
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  4491. The result was not unexpected. Both Labor and Daniel Andrews have been ahead in the polls since 2018, even during the pandemic years of 2020/21. The LNP clearly don't have a plan and don't know what voters want. They spent two years bashing Labor for the lock-downs which made them look totally out of touch and clueless.
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  4492. NATO is not "edging closer" NATO is not a thing the moved like Russia's army is doing. It's just an agreement between a number of free nations. Clue: why is NATO necessary?
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  4493. I believe it's important to do be doing the kind of work that one enjoys. Some people say learn whatever the employer requires. Not ideal. I'm in that position now where the employer increasingly requires skills in areas that don't interest me e.g. Java. Therefore stress levels are high and job satisfaction is low. Now considering retirement. I just don't want to do it any more.
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  4494. I finished a Mathematics Degree... for me, the hardest part of the whole journey was trigonometry. I loved mathematics in general but I hated and still hate trig.
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  4495. Not really. I could say a lot more but 'afterthesmash' has said it better. You also oversimplify the Iraq conflict.
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  4496. I can deny it because it's not true. All lives do matter. The phrase "Black Lives Matter" is the racist decisive one.
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  4497. ​ @northwestcoast Problem is when such laws are used to shut people down for no good reason.
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  4498. ​​ @JayJay-vb7om He's been hounded for years by the police and the system for speaking uncomforable truths. Plus, he has white skin... if you know what I mean.
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  4499. I suspect the whole point of this approach was to keep it simple and it worked and it's not wrong.
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  4500. Right now the Left is the bank of bad ideas and flawed principles.
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  4501. So, shall we go back to mud huts and subsistent farming? Realise that a lot of modern life is actually great. My advice is to think for yourself and not get trapped in ideological thinking based on broad generalisations.
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  4502. Russia's target is the west. All of it. Any of it.Take your blinkers off.
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  4503. Putin has already said no deal. He's clearly a war criminal who wants to destroy Ukraine. What's there to talk about?
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  4504. But not concious wants and needs... just cleverly constructed text and speech.
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  4505. AI won't end coding. There you are. I've said it, and I don't make coding videos. A cashier is a low skilled job. Does make sense to even mention it.
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  4506. I can only assume you're misunderstanding the concepts because I get nothing like that from this discussion. My employer employs me because I have the skills and experience they require. It's that simple. What would be the alternative?
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  4507. xxRawShotz Minor parties usually campaign on change of government because they are rarely if ever the government but that doesn't necessarily mean the majority want NZ First and the Greens in the same government! LOL
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  4508. Not really, unless you're ageist. Some folk stay fully sharp well into their 90s, albeit not many. But I have known some.
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  4509. No, wokeism is everywhere.
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  4510. Good catch.
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  4511. There were arrests for arson but the 200 figure is fake news. Arsonists are unlikely to be starting fires in remote hard to reach areas anyway. The most common cause of fire is lightning. The responsibility for bushfire prevention lies with the state governments I believe.
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  4512.  @budawang77  Dry lightning is the main cause. Of course drought and heat help set the conditions but these conditions are not new. Drought, heat, fires and floods are common and always have been. It seems pretty unlikely that a 0.5 deg increase in temp during the past few decades would the main cause. Australian temps vary widely and unpredictably between 10 and 50 deg. 0.5 is nothing by comparison. Yes, it may be a factor but lets stay within the bounds of reality.
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  4513. It's a church in the same way the Catholic Church is a church. They all peddle a similar bs, but some worse than others.
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  4514. Trust in government backed currency is not 'faith'. We use cash every day. Millions of transactions occur daily via cash or electronically. I have good reason to believe a $5 note will buy me $5 of goods. The behavior of money is reinforced daily by tangible evidence. It works. Faith in god is blind. Faith in god is like some guy claiming he has an invisible $5 note. No one has ever presented credible evidence of a god. Faith is what you have in the absence of evidence.
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  4515. Dumb comment.
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  4516. There is some debate about the usefulnes of the Oxford vaccine in my country with the efficacy reportedly only 62%. There have been calls to abandon it's roll out.
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  4517. Not really.
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  4518. Freedom isn't a right. It's a mistake to believe that. Rights are nothing more than declarations and are subject to the authorities under which one lives. That's why many people have to fight for them.
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  4519. Yeah, you're referring to the Russians, right? 5000 dead on a weekly basis, heading for 200k by summer... must be mind blowing for pootin?
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  4520. I have checked the graphs. I have also created my own graphs and done my own analysis. You're wrong. Lockdowns do work but they're not perfect nor are they the only strategy.
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  4521. Hamas and russia operating by the same playbook, and Iran will be in there somewhere. Bunch of scumbags.
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  4522. This was 100% caused by the Palestinian terrorists. There is no apartheid. Israel must defend itself. It's tragic that civilians are caught up in this but Hamas new what would happen. It's their fault. It's disgusting. The Palistinian squatters must learn to live peacefully alongside Jews or go back to Arabia where they originated.
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  4523. It always puzzled me why the 1541 would make that hammering noise.
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  4524. The predictions made 8 years ago that Trump would cause ww3, seemingly a loudicrous claim at the time, is now looking like a possibility.
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  4525. Well, Trump will be right up there as president, right?
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  4526. Most traders are bad traders. I've been burned twice. It's a mugs game unless you're one of the lucky 10% or so. I got caught in the 1987 crash and the 2000 crash. I'll never touch stocks again. I've even removed stocks from my super fund. I can now sleep at night.
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  4527. So all of blabbering about kids not catching covid and schools being safe was BS?
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  4528. The question about speaking English was obviously sarcasm in response to the guys apparent inability to understand simple words. Did you notice?
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  4529. Chomsky and Socialism... no surprises there.
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  4530. I thought that was the point of the UN? To move past the might is right where a bully always wins. Obviously it's not working given ruzzia's invasion of Ukraine.
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  4531. What nonsense. ABBA was always cool with the fans. We knew best.
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  4532. Why is it shocking?Most pro Palistinian folk spew bullshit... maybe that played into it? Thus guy was an asshole. Maybe that played into it?
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  4533.  @KurtGuy  So a huge proportion of the medical staff have kids aged 5-12 and have no alternative other than to send them to school? Seems unlikey. But that's not my main gripe. We're being told schools are safe but visiting an almost empty shopping mall or park etc. is dangerous? Really? Shops are so dangerous that they're considering closing retail? I smell a rat. Schools are not safe. They were never safe.
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  4534. New Zealand has moved so far to the left it's scary and that's one of the reasons I packed up and left 20 years ago. That and racism. Too much Pakeha vs Maori BS. That said, NZ handled the pandemic pretty well. Lives are more important than jobs.
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  4535. What?
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  4536. I am a follower with an IQ of 130 so try again idiot.
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  4537. Now try giving us a well reasoned argument for why you love him or his policies.
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  4538. LOL
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  4539. I don't care either but marriage loses it's meaning when we allow all of the weirdness.
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  4540. Easily to say sitting on the sidelines with the benefit of hindsight.
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  4541. ​@jasonk9020 That's a poor attitude. Why not work to improve your country instead of creating petty fights and grudges. Everyone will come to regret putting Trump in the White House eventually... everyone with brains, that is. When maga folk realise that Trump spun them a pack of lies or when those tariffs push up prices or when peoples undicumented parents are deported after have lived, worked and raised a family. Get what I'm saying. Yeah, woke sucks, but bigger problems are coming.
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  4542. Tim As 225 to 197 is a clear win but it's not a crushing lol
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  4543. Inheritance is useful. Therefore, we should keep it. But I agree on java doing it badly. Java over uses inheritance.
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  4544. Irrelevent. Whether or not they win or lose, your point is utterly irrekevent and pointless. Just evidence of a small brain. And you're not alone. This comment section seems to be loaded with trolls and fools.
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  4545. I'm new to this channel and very impressed by the well presented content, but in this one, I'm detecting a left leaning vibe. Hope it's a one-off.
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  4546. Trump is now miles ahead of Biden in the betting odds. He has surged ahead. Does this tell us anything?
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  4547. Russia is the devil. Russia has no right to demand anything of Ukraine. And Russia has no right to invade or bomb Ukraine.
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  4548. And it's global. It's not as if Biden caused it and trump will fix it. We've had the same problem here in Australia, and our inflation rate is still a little higher than in the US.
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  4549. If Russia bombs Ukrainians inside the UK then yes, that's an attack on NATO.
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  4550. Americans should blame him. It's his choice what he does. We should all know right from wrong, especially someone running for office.
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  4551. I did a similar thing, though I started a little earlier with the 6502. But the 68000 on the Amiga was a CPU with a very nice and elegant instruction set when compared to the x86. I then went on to C and C++ and never looked back. C++ is my preferred language by a huge margin.
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  4552. ​@franksmith944 No, he didn't. Biden still has matched russia, let alone escalate. Ukraine fired 12 storm shadowss... wow.... how many bombs drones and missiles does russia fire every day onto Ukrainian schools, hospitals, shopping centres, power stations, dams, playgrounds and houses? 200? 1000? 10000? Stop TROLLING
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  4553. Some of the terminology seems to be ambiguous. Bottom line... there are only as many concurrent threads on a system as the CPU supports. The rest is trickery - basically some form of time slicing. Would be very interesting to know what each language implementation is doing behind the scenes. When I develop multithreaded C++ applications on Windows, the threads are real threads running within the OS preemptive multitasking user space.
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  4554. That's a ridiculous comment. This channel is entirely the opposite of propaganda.
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  4555. Disappointing that you avoided the problem of Islam in Sweden. A religion that promotes a 'them and us' mentality is incompatible with harmonious integration.
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  4556. ​@vsvs3871 Ukraine has the same right as any other country to join NATO (a defence organisation). Understand DEFENCE. The decision of who can join NATO rests with the current NATO members and it's no f'ing business of putin. Bottom line: Putin caused this war. No one else, and only putin can end it. So stop with the Kremlin talking points.
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  4557. Trump is a liar, plain and simple. Everything he said was a blatent lie. He is also a criminal.
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  4558. Is that even possible? Americans have been telling us how their system is the greatest and most robust for years.. That said, given Trump's age, that might not be a whole lot more than his four year term.
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  4559. He's hoping the party will eventually throw off the maga madness.
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  4560. ​ @yrmanja The person we should all be most concerned about right in my opinion is Putin. That should be self evident. He could end the war right now but he seemingly lacks the good aspects of human nature whilst having an over abundance of the bad stuff. That and a serious level of self delusion.
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  4561. ​ @nicholasconder4703 Exactky what I was thinking about... they should have to stay on topic. I'm pretty sure in our parliament, the speaker would find these guys out of order for not speaking on the topic.
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  4562. ​ @richardarriaga6271 Dr Seuss - Green Eggs and Ham was the first book I can remember reading...
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  4563. It was the year I tried Rust and hated it 😀
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  4564.  @gratefuldoge8598  It's free for me because there's no extra $ amount for watching.
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  4565. The difficult part is remembering all of that stuff.
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  4566.  @denisebilby4947  Are referring vaccinated or unvaccinated people?
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  4567. LOL, 4 minutes! I'm still struggling with Git after 4 years. I dont understand these 4 locations... there is only local and server, right? This is a nice overview of what Git is, but not how it works or how to use it. Knowing how to use Git, and what it does... these are are mind blowingly difficult to grasp.
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  4568. Interesting topic but I don't agree with defaulting all blame inventors for all subsequent damage related to said invention. Are we going to blame the Write Brothers for all deaths related to plane travel? Or blame the person who designed the first automobile for all road trauma? There's this thing called personal responsibility. At some point we must take responsibility for our decisions. That's why I'm against the ongoing bashing of corporates for everything that's wrong with the world. We all make choices.
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  4569. No they didn't. I'm proud of the way Australia handled the pandemic. They treated the pandemic as a natural disaster as it was and activated the necessary rules and restrictions that would apply under any other disaster footing. Problem is the me me me folk want their own way at all time and fck everyone else. It's called selfishness. It clearly wasn't a power grab because the restrictions were eased off on multiple occasions and have mostly gone now.
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  4570. Learn how to compose a sentence. That made no sense and you talk about retards? How ironic.
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  4571. There are problems on the left but none as grave as America will soon face coming from the right.
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  4572. What?
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  4573. He never said such a thing. His criticism is of Islamic extremism. Try not to lie.
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  4574. Biased and lazy media.
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  4575. Never thought I would agree with Elon Musk on any topic but.... Free Tommy Robinson. I hope the whole ugly goings on and the cover ups by the UK establishment now get blown wide open for the world to see. It's been a long wait.
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  4576. I think you're right about the problem but hope you're wrong about civil war.
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  4577. Not really.
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  4578. What is... killing 4000 Russians invaders weekly? Or Russia taking temporary possession of a salt mine?
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  4579. Your reference to "russian speaking" suggests that you may have fallen victim to Putin's lies and propaganda. Since when does one country rightly steal a chunk of another, simply because they speak the same language. Should France invade Quebec? The reason why Russian is spoken more in the Donbas area is because of Russian meddling - russification. Russians and Russian speaking Ukrainians who want to live under Russia's fascist system should go live there. All of the problems besetting Ukraine are and were caused by Russia. As for you comment about with reference to Israel and Gaza.. ludicrous. Gaza should be part of Israel from a point of view of what is right, but the reality of the situation as it is now dictates that a two-state solution is the only viable one.
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  4580.  @om1701d  That's only if you commit to a full year subscription in USD which I wouldn't. It would cost me $250aud for 12 months.
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  4581. Revenue is not profit. Revenue can increase while profit falls. That's the case with russian oil.
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  4582. Asking NATO to declare war is like asking for ww3. I share your sentiment but how far does it go? War across all of Europe? Maybe attacking missile launch sites would be a fair response? If it's a ship, sink it?
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  4583. You listen, apparently?
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  4584. How about woke?
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  4585. Commit the crime, do the time... but he has to have committed the crime. Insurrection? Seriously?
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  4586. Critical race theory is divisive woke bs. Left leaning parties, please abandon fake social science. No one wants it. There's already too much bs on the right.
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  4587. Is Trump as clueless as he seems, or is he being wilfully ignorent. I mean, a person running for president should be well informed, right?
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  4588. It baffles me. I put it down to idiocy. He's also morally bankrupt.
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  4589. Ruzzia is disgusting and the UN is useless.
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  4590. Sweet Cheeks Jewish supremacy is not a thing.
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  4591. Wow, that was a bunch of stupid. So this women believes people have a legal right to invade another country? And she blames the English for the refugee problem? I doubt she has a clue. Newsflash: Islam, tribalism and stupidity are the problems and they will bring it with them.
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  4592. They're probably all wrong about free will. A few seem to not know what free will is.
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  4593.  @z0770z  It's worked pretty well for us in Australia. Most people are working and our hospitals are not overloaded with covid cases.
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  4594. ​ @Peter-o9n6p Why wiuld you laugh? Your state is electing a racist bigoted lying conman. Why is that funny? Why would you want to ruin your country?
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  4595. ​@bryandimery6509 At least they don't vote convicted felons and conmen as leaders. Trump should be in a jail house, not a white house.
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  4596. ​ @rabukan5842 Trump voters are mostly poorly educated morons, it seems. For instance, one report had non educated voters at 80% for Trump, 20% for Harris. These low information voters are taking America down a very dark path, and it's one that despots have been hoping for all year. Putin will be counting his blessings.
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  4597. If you'd been following Sky closely you would have noticed the criticism often levelled by columnists, commentators and supporters at Scott Morrison for being too moderate. I can see Peter Dutton being a popular choice for leader in 2025. And it was Labor who caused the massive debt blowout from 2008 onward by locking in big spending for a decade. There's no way Labor will get back into surplus. Do the maths. No new taxes but spend more. Work it out.
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  4598. I've been a C++ developer for 28 years. I like it fast. When you become competent in a language you'll find it easier. I couldn't imagine using Python as a main language. Tried it and didn't like it. Yeah, it's probably great for experimenting and prototyping, but I wouldn't build a high-performance desktop application in Python.
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  4599. ​ @sylviamaresca8852 Not really.
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  4600. ​​ @edhargquest8710 Your wall of text is bullshit. Clueless.
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  4601. Newsflash: We're in the middle of a pandemic.
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  4602. They'll be dissapointed.
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  4603. Probably, but hopefully not before effective treatments and vaccines are available.
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  4604. What's this clown talking about? No one was invading ruzzia. NATO only exists because of ruzzian aggression.
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  4605. Comments full of silly claims about how easy this is... it's not easy.
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  4606. ​@Lynn-u7l Why? I still don't get it? Why would you assume that when we don't know the actual size of the rectangle? This must be some kind of advanced geometry. I never encountered anything like this, and I even have a degree in mathematics, albeit from 30 years ago. And a degree in computer science (A average). Not trying to boast. I'm clearly clueless now.
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  4607. Rather be in a cold climate than a hot one.
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  4608. What's with "kudos"? For 50+ years I'd never seen nor heard the term. Now it's all over social media. I've never used it...ever. Where did it come from? Is it an American thing? Apparently it means praise for something achieved.
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  4609. Do you live there? How would you see them?
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  4610. None of those events are worse than ever before.
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  4611. Haha, yes. Just noticed your broken clock comment. I wrote the same. Spot on.
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  4612. She showed the answers
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  4613. Um, no. Global warming deniers are also science deniers. That the planet is warming at an alarming rate is now beyond doubt. Sorry about that but sometimes the truth hurts.
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  4614. BPStorm "IS(Israel Security and Intelligence Services--Mossad)IS" That was stupid! ISIS are the most fanatical Jew hating Muslims on the planet. ISIS hate everyone except themselves. They even hate other Muslims. How could there possibly be any genuine cooperation between Israel and ISIS other than in the minds of conspiracy theory believing fools?
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  4615. Jm ZZ Brilliant comment but one thing I'm not sure about... I think there has always been some form of tension in the middle east, whether that be tribal or religious sectarian or whatever. History records times of violence and instability which predates US influence. The west has stirred up a hornets nest in the region for sure but the hornets was always there? Would you agree?
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  4616. Yeah, Java is easy until it's not, and it reaches the "not" phase pretty quickly. Wasting 15 minutes could be annoying... Java wasted 5 years of mine.
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  4617. America is doing a fantastic job. Now we just need Europe to catch up.
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  4618. I wouldn't be so sure about that. The java vs. C# market share is similar, as are salaries, as far as I can tell.
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  4619.  @thechickencow6470  That kind of radical surgery doesn't count and you know it.
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  4620. Jesus is most likely a myth. Jordan is real
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  4621.  @bosse641  Rubbish. It is a pandemic by definition and it's caused by a virus. Please do some research.
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  4622. This guy is wrong on so many levels. Very misleading.
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  4623. Not really.
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  4624. I believe Windows can run Linux apps in a container but not the other way around.
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  4625. He says it's been going on for 75 years. Actually no... it's been going on for 2600 years since the Arabs laid siege circa 600 BC.
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  4626. Hate to admit it but liberals are handling this whole pandemic thing better than conservatives.
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  4627. Sorry, but this is the same old blah blah blah we've been hearing for two years. It's very easy in hindsight to whine about being too conservative with Russia's red lines. But who can tell us what Russia would have done if Ukraine had been given everything they needed, open slather, no restrictions. Well, we'll never know, but the world is still intact. The nukes weren't launched, thankfully. Only a fool would have given Ukraine everything open slather up front and potentially shocked Russia into committing the ultimate act of madness. Not to take anyway from the value of this channel, but there are too many simplistic talking points being promulgated on a regular basis without serious thought to real solutions. Why? Because real solutions are thin on the ground. And they're hard... too hard for the average YT audience simpletons to digest.
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  4628. ​@SiliconCurtain Perhaps I shouldn't have been so blunt in how I said it. You're doing a great job with promoting the pro Ukranian cause, and I respect your passion and drive. I'm also pro Ukraine. I've donated to the fund-raisers, notably Jake Broe's incredible effort, and I support a small Ukraine YouTuber. That said, I disagree with your hindsight based conclusion regarding how the war would have turned out. The real problems in my opinion were 1) Europe's insufficient level of defence finding and 2) US government dyfunction due to maga and ruzzian influence. Bottom line: we will never know with any confidence what might have happened. Could hsve been any one of a myriad of possibilities, from very good to very bad. Had Ukraine pushed the Russians out, would that have ended the war? I'm not confident that it would have. We'd still have a deranged paranoid Putin with his war chest intact and that huge Soviet stockpile of weapons etc. I'm a conservative person by nature and would rather "boil the frog slowly" so to sprak. I believe caution was prudent.
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  4629. What lies?
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  4630. I would guess the Z80 would beat the others, though the 6502 was my favorite. I guess clock speed plays into it as well. Machine code vs BASIC would no contest. I did this comparison on a couple of 8bit systems. One was the C64... machine code was like orders of magnitude faster.
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  4631. NATO could defeat Russia. To say anything else is nonsensical. It all comes down to political will.
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  4632. I can't watch Russian TV, makes my blood boil. They're evil liars.
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  4633. Wish I'd seen this five years ago. Never made any sense. I'll have to watch this a few times to absorb it.
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  4634. No it hasn't.
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  4635. Perhaps he'll answer you specifically... but I believe Afghanistan.
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  4636. Correct. But the term does provide additional useful contextual information precisely as you described. Hence the usefulness of the term.
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  4637. I don't believe in the random chance explanation. It's a cop out. There're too many reasons to suspect a lot more is going on that we simply cannot comprehend. Like fish in a fish bowl - the measurable universe is merely the bowl. We're blind to the bigger picture (whatever that is) and probably always will be.
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  4638. They (being the left) for instance hate rich white men but they'll turn a blind eye if said rich white men support their causes. In other words, hypocrisy. Any rich white men who stand up to the left will be hated e.g. Trump. Of course this is not limited to rich white men. There is a sliding scale. Rich white women would rate differently. Different again if you're black.
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  4639.  Ross Rain  LOL
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  4640.  Natty N3ro  I suspect the government will consider it but we need to get the case numbers down before the Taiwan approach becomes feasible. If we go too soon, the numbers will spike up again as they did in march. It's basic math. Anyone who believes we can eliminate restrictions right now is either ill-informed or mad.
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  4641.  @janiseagle7678  Rubbish. When was there ever such a huge number of people dying all at once. Answer: No time in recent history until the past two months. I guess covid-19 had nothing to do with it, right? It's all a conspiracy, right? The whole global pandemic thing is just a smoke screen, right?
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  4642. Youtubers with great content like this channel need to transition to alternative platforms. Move everything across over time while building an audience there.
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  4643. How would that work. He has nothing to do with what ruzzians do. It's about personal responsibility. The ruzzian who commits the war crime is the guy that should be locked up.
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  4644. Who made the laws? Trump?
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  4645. Yes. Use your brain. Bridges can be repaired but they don't want Russia to bring tanks across etc.
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  4646. This nurse needs to stay in his lane and stick with nursing.
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  4647. Don't be so stupid. It's this sort of nonsense that pushed me away from the lunatic far right.
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  4648. The region has always been occupied by a bunch of tribal warmongers and religous fanatics. Nothing Britian did changes that.
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  4649. Wow, what a fickle narrow-minded person you must be?
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  4650. Upvoted for reminding us of the global warming reality.
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  4651. At the current rate it is working somewhat, but what's the alternative? What would Ukraine need to let's say... take Crimea?
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  4652. Realise that intent matters. Not all "invasions" are equal. For instance, Russia into Ukraine vs. the US into Afganistan. Polar opposites.
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  4653. It means everything is a simulation, including you (your body) and everything else that we think of as real.
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  4654. The problem with this discussion is the premise that the Christian god exists. It most likely doesn't.
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  4655. Probably Putin.
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  4656. Same applies to the PM. Parliament is on Christmas break. None of them are required materially. Its all symbolism and point scoring.
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  4657. That's a stupid whataboutism argument. Every miscarriage of justice needs to be resolved. If children are dying, then fix that issue too... unless the UK can only do one thing at a time? Is the Uk that lame? Jealous of muslims? What the hell are you babbling about? It's muslims who want Tommy 'unalived' in prison. It's muslims who were 'mistreating' women for a decade and it being covered up by the same mob who've persecuted Tommy Robinson for as long.... the same reason he has to be in solitary.
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  4658. I'm not particularly emotional but that last clip brought some tears.
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  4659. Unless it's formalised in international law, it's just empty words. I believe the European Parliament want to do it but can't until their member states implement the necessary legislation.
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  4660. There was a lot of bullshit in this video. Don't believe it. The truth is more important than petty biases... 1) Hamas has Iranian support. It could have been an Uranian supplied rocket which would likely be more powerful than the Hamas ones. 2) The rocket came in from the southwest and its trajectory and impact site and damage pattern proves it. Realise that Israel is to the east. It could not have fired that rocket. 3) Fragments have been identifies as not being from an Israeli rocket. So, maybe Russian, Iranian or local made. 4) Hamas have unwittingly admitted blame for the hospital attack in intercepted phone conversations. 5) The hospital was not targeted. It was an accident. A Hamas rocket fired from the southwest malfunctioned and crashed into the hospital carpark. When one fires 5000 rockets from civilian positions, there will of course there be tragedy. Hamas stupidity has caused these problems. 6) Any location used to fire rockets at another country automatically becomes a valid target, even if it's a civilian area. The responsibility lies with Hamas to not use civilian locations for war. This is why Hamas are accused of using human shields. They use civilian areas to fire rockets into Israel. This puts Israel in a dilemma.
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  4661. Git is just awful. I'm a great believer in KISS keep it simple. Git is all about making it complex. All of this Git branching and merging creates more problems than it solves. I prefer SVN and a single branch approach I refer to as continuous merging. Regular updates keep my local copy up to date. No need for dozens of separate feature branches. Too many of them sit around for days or even weeks and cause horrible merge issues anyway. Additionally, code sitting in a feature branch is not available to the team and can cause delays. This never happened until we switched to a new fangled Git process.
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  4662. Rubbish. Get a grip.
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  4663. What are you babbling about? "Kissing Ukraine's A"
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  4664. I though the Democrats were the party for Black Americans and minorities yet Black Lives Matter was formed under the Democrats administration.
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  4665. They can if done right. We elimated community transmission. Two months with zero cases and zero deaths.
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  4666. That's effectively a strawman.
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  4667. Is that a problem?
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  4668. The Australian ABC has a shocking expose investigative series on Trump on their YT channel, "America's Last Election" (5 parts). It's worth a watch.
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  4669.  @krissteel4074  Excellent point and said better than I could. People who glibly suggest Russians should just rise up for freedom appear to not have an understanding of what they would be up against. It would take more than a few people "willing to die" to make any difference in my opinion.
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  4670. The truth is pretty simple if you've been following the facts and ignoring the tinfoil hat brigade.... we're 20 months into a pandemic. Let's of people have died and too many more will until we reach some level of herd immunity. Vaccines are the safest way to get there but we're not their yet. Lockdowns act to reduce transmission but they damage the economic. There is a balance to be had and I feel Australia has done pretty well in seeking that balance by ignoring calls from the far right to abandon common sense.
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  4671. So you want Russia to just roll on through Ukraine and wipe it off the map? Are you mad? Do you realise that Russia has been persecuting Ukrainians for a century? What do you suppose will happen to Ukrainians after they surrender to Russia? Party hats for everyone?
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  4672. It was their goal and for some it still is.
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  4673. The guy complains about Palistinians "living under siege"... I guess he wants open borders?
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  4674. It's not an absolute. Every situation requires it's own set of solutions. A short term restriction on freedom is sometimes necessary. The philosophical absolutism around "freedoms" has taken on a religious fever in some.
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  4675. Perhaps he hasn't figured them out yet? The woke can be pretty stealthy.
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  4676. Rubbish. Same old far right BS. You make me feel embarrassed being a conservative. Little wonder the left mock us.
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  4677. Why blame the alleged suicides on lockdowns? Surely having parents and grandparents dying would be more depressing than having to stay home for a few weeks or losing some money. You never get your parents back. I simply don't buy the suicide excuse. My state of Australian locked down for 4 months. We're now open with no covid in sight.
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  4678. No.
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  4679. MS Visual Studio is awesome. Nothing else comes close.
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  4680. Stupid question and stupid answer.
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  4681. What do you mean by "NATO is an enemy in living memory"?
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  4682. Yeah, but x86 is also a common label given to mean the Intel CPU rather than being about specific subgroups of the supported instruction set.
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  4683. Correct. Not necessaruly a bot or a troll, but conder anyone who supports Russia in this war to be an inhumane barbaric asshole. That said, I struggle to believe that anyone who is informed of the facts around this war would support Russia. So it could be ignorance.
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  4684. What lady? I only saw three men wearing mens clothing. If the person on the right is female then perhaps she should dress and behave like one to avoid confusion? That said, I have know idea what his her gender is. People are using 'she'?
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  4685. And women.
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  4686. Why so angry?
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  4687. Russia and its trolls and usefull idiots must be the greatest hypocrites on the planet. The question is why do they do it? Are they really that stupid? Is for money? Scratching my head.
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  4688. What the f**k is Weinstein on about? This guy never makes any sense... who cares what the Hamas perspective is. They're batshit crazy terrorists who steal foreign aid, oppress their own citizens and want to massacre Jews. That's all we need to know.
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  4689. I like hearing positive news but I can't help but think Russia with be planning another abomination behind the scenes.
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  4690. The western alies need to lift their game big time. If russia wins, the free world will become a world of pain. Short sight Republicans not helping.
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  4691. That's not what this is about. Try not to invent stuff. This is about one tiny arm in a huge trial. People are not infallible. Mistakes happen.
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  4692. ​ @blackwatertv7018  Perhaps for good reasons?
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  4693. What false theory of evolution?
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  4694. Nothing wrong with it.
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  4695. I didn't have any.
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  4696. Sorry, but this woman seems willfully ignorant. The US just voted against the economy and for more lockdowns, for bigger government and for more controls. On lockdowns, noone likes them but you're never going to get the general public to do the right thing with applying some level of force. It rarely happens. And when you have a highly contagious epidemic sweeping through your population, you must know right away that current policies have failed. It's no longer an individual rights issue when individuals are endangering each other and not giving a toss.
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  4697. What the hell was that all about? LOL
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  4698. NATO is just a defence pact. It is not a country. But what's your point? That has nothing to do with the current topic.
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  4699. It was obvious. I like the way she worked through it in detail. It was perfect. I took the same approach, but my algebra failed big time.
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  4700. Yes, it is. Check the definition of "democracy". America has its own formulation, distinct from the British system, sometimes referred to as a constitutional federal rebublic, but it is democratic.
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  4701. Trump is the king of word salad. At least Kamala's actually makes sense. At least she sounds intelligent, unlike Trump's confused babble.
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  4702. I would think this will be Trump's last chance?
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  4703. It sounds like your region settings are a mismatch to some Unicode text or something along these lines. Just a guess, but I've been working with Unicode for 20 years and often encounter this type of thing during development. Alternatively, those two code points often identify a BOM. Maybe there's a problem there?
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  4704. This one was a nightmare lol
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  4705.  @whousa642  Having fun trolling?
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  4706. I had the misfortune of having to learn ADA for a University course. I loathed it. Way too verbose for starters. Kind of like a bloated verson of pascal without pascal's simplicity.
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  4707. The Apple OS is way more user friendly. Android is a nightmare.
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  4708. How is that relevant to the war in Ukraine?
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  4709. I even hate Spring boot. It makes no sense to me.
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  4710. C++ code cannot run until it is compiled. It is not an interpreted language. You need the executable. No way around that. Most languages and scripts work differently. I use MS Visual Studio. To run , I just hit F5. This compiles and runs in one step. VS Code should make that possible? Whether it does, I don't use it because I don't like it. All that said, I installed MS Visual Studio in only a few minutes. I don't encountered any kind of time wasting.
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  4711. humanLucifer "the government makes you obey traffic light at gun point..." Forcibly confiscating a person's property (money) vs road safety? Stupid analogy.
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  4712. This was a great conversation but no 'like' because of KK's nonsensical views on pandemic issues.
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  4713.  @whtkngofc  People who deny the holocaust are idiots or worst but they should still be able to express their opinions
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  4714. You could add punctuation to make your comment readable.
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  4715. I find myself having nothing in common with anyone I meet. So there are lots of awkward silences.
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  4716. There are plenty of those types throughout the West. Being ant-woke, I almost became like them but these types are too often fixated on one issue and appear incapable of independent thought. For example, I kind of respected Trump for his anti woke position but I also saw his failings. I don't buy into conspiracy theories.
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  4717. ​ @levesquejean-francois3287  I am new to this channel and I am listening.
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  4718. And escalate the war considerably? What would that achieve apart from provoking a nuclear strike against Ukraine? Jake was right, there are a bunch of idiots commenting. You really believe the best way to test the potential strength of Ukraine is to invade Russia? Wow. Just wow.
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  4719.  @OceanFrontVilla3  Seems unlikely. Millions have been vaccinated already. Where are all the deaths?
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  4720. ​ @oeo061 What have you been smoking? Russia's ecomony is falling. It's ruble is weak. It's exports revenue is down massivelly. The only sector booming right now is weapons production, but if you believe that building bombs and dropping them on its neighbour is building wealth then you've got serious problems with your brain.
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  4721.  @caintindal1671  Correct. I believe NSW needs to mandate mask wearing immediately. It has been the single most effective strategy in Melbourne over the past month. The stage 4 effect hasn't even shown up in test results yet. NSW is like Melbourne 2 months ago before cases spiked.
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  4722. You are quoting from the bible so your argument must fail by default. The bible is not evidence for anything; it's just a collection of bronze age myth combined with 1st century fiction and hearsay. It's ambiguous, inconsistent, contradictory and totally unreliable.
    1
  4723. But is she what voters broadly need?
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  4724. There will be no net zero without it. Just not possible.
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  4725. How about if you live in Ukraine and you love Russia then go to Russia. Leave Ukraine alone.
    1
  4726. This was great except I wouldn't give any credibilty to the Randy Challenge which is in my opinion is designed to be impossible... a publicity stunt. Stay with science.
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  4727. LOL, it won't.
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  4728. Forget about alleged build ups...did Ukraine invade Russia or did Russia invade Ukraine? It's that simple.
    1
  4729. Why do you people constantly babble about Murdoch as if he's in the background pulling strings? He's not. These Sky commentators and journalists are conservatives who support conservative politices. That's all. Why bring Murdoch into it?
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  4730. This illegal bridge built by Russia on Ukrainian land is a military target. So you think attacking a military target during war in self defence is terrorism? LOL. Really? What are you thoughts on Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in 2014 and again in 2022... the torture, murder and dislocation of Ukrainians? The looting of their town? How about the random pointless destruction of whole villages? Not terrorism? You criticise NATO for what? Being a defence pact? Defending a friend? What exactly? NATO is way stronger than Russia but is holding back for reasons you're probably too dumb to understand. We don't know who attacked the bridge or the pipeline. Wait for the evidence and wake up to your own arrogance.
    1
  4731. What advertisements? I never see any. That said, I really do dislike W10, but W11 has a nicer look and feel in my opinion.
    1
  4732. What cowards?
    1
  4733. His subscription is overpriced. That's before any debate about the pros and cons of charging for content. And I was a paying subscriber for a time.
    1
  4734. The guy looking in the engine for js... yeah probably. That's about the level of intellect I would expect of these islamists.
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  4735. One can be anti-woke as I am (against that radical far left divisive movement known as wokeism or progressivism) and also stand for common decency and human rights, etc. Musk is a disgrace.
    1
  4736. Fault is the wrong term. But the trees do explode.
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  4737. That is not "pushing people out" you idiot, it's their choice. If they choose a backward 7th century Arab culture over 21st century European values then they can expect a push back. Either suck it up or join the 21st century. I don't want fanatical far right Islamic bigots in my community. Oh, and Islamophobia is not a thing Mr.
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  4738. This was brilliant and spot on...No idea whether Sam will see this comment, but long time fan here... I do disagree with you sometimes, but regarding credibilty on Covid issues.... you blow Brett out of the water. Honestly, Bret went totally off the rails during the pandemic. I was once one of his fans (ever since the woke issues at their college blew up), but no longer, sadly. And while we're on the topic, JP is another one who became derailed.
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  4739. You also missed the point. It doesn't have to be a literal religion, but it is in Mark's case. Another example would be Buddhism, a religion not based on the belief in an all knowing God. But as I said, could be something other than your typical religion. Point is, this has been drummed out of Russians. They're kind of zombie like.
    1
  4740. Tell Putin.
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  4741. Yeah, Windows 7 was and still is my favorite version but Linux sucks bigger.
    1
  4742. Don't be stupid. You know damn well what people mean by "back". You're trolling, right?
    1
  4743. Can you elaborate? I was born in NZ and live in Australia. Both great places to live. Not sure what you meant?
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  4744.  @wp9860  You got that right.
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  4745. Held hostage by Russia
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  4746. I'm confused. I am a conformist by nature but in this context I don't understand who the conformists and non-cinformists are. Sometimes I'm in one camp (the minority), sometimes the other. It depends on the situation.
    1
  4747. Russell Brand is an idiot in my opinion. Yeah, he's a great talker. That's all. That said, i wish you the best. I went through a bad patch in my life. It can be tough.
    1
  4748. The report is obviously a load of rubbish. Misinformation that will further empower the tinfoil hat and antivaxx mobs. Not only does it disagree with every other measure (globally), defies common sense. Only counting those with no other contributing factors is stupid way of measuring deaths.
    1
  4749. He's almost as dumb as Trump, so I guess he's qualified.
    1
  4750. The last time I used Vim, I used it for cleaning a bathtub. Worked pretty well.
    1
  4751. Depends on what you want to do. Right tool for the job kind of thing. SQL is useless in my case. I have nothing to do with DBs. C# is a nice language and way better in my opinion than crappy Java. That said, I'm not a fan if anything running on a vm, so I stay with C++, a language that has served me well for almost 30 years. I came from an assembler background so C++ always seem high level or high enough. All of those obscure flavour of the month languages don't interest me. There are way too many of them. It's becoming ridiculous.
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  4752. How is that related to cash?
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  4753. It has littke to do wuth being democratic.
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  4754. Putting aside the politics and arguments over science and CO2 increases and the causes, there are two facts: 1) The sea level is rising 2) The global mean ocean and sea temperatures are warming. If the global mean air and ocean temperatures keep rising and the sea level keeps rising then we'll have big problems within a generation. Bottom line.
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  4755. A lot of Russian trolls commenting.
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  4756. Sam is absolutely spot on. I used to be pro Trump back in 2017. Why? For the reasons Sam is talking about. But Trump is more dangerous now than he ever was, and he has more power this time. America has a lying conman and felon about to become president. I'm anti-woke, but what price is America going to pay now in the hope of eliminating wokeness? If I were American, I would have voted Democrat because it is the lesser evil.
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  4757. What I hate is the ruzzian attitude... talking about when Ukraine will collapse. It's outrageous that the ruzzians are still in Ukraine at all. Ukraine is not ruzzia. They're the worst hypocrites.
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  4758. Forget proportionate responses. The scenarios are entirely difference. Israel must defeat Hamas. That's the rational response.
    1
  4759. The baseless impeachment of Trump was a a terrifying moment. Where was the ABC on that?
    1
  4760. How about someone like me who has 30+ years experience programming in C and C++ and hated the rust experience. Rust just burns brain cells. I gave up before too much damage was done.
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  4761. It's not a limit. It's a huristic to limit nesting / indentation.
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  4762.  @TLDnoR  Let's stop focusing on minorities and instead, why nit focus on the art? Why does it matter how much melanin an artist has in their skin?
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  4763. I'm very impressed that you actually went there.
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  4764. Pootin's comment about prolonging the pain is moronic, but who are the morons.... him or his audience? I mean, he's the guy who started the war, is prolonging the war and can end the war.
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  4765. The bridge is a military target anyway and Russia has effectively declared war on Ukraine.
    1
  4766. I like them.
    1
  4767. Socialism would solve the problem? Don't think so. It's more about social norms.
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  4768. Not sure what your point is here or how these figures might relate to say, the UK, but these two countries are atypical due to the very effective health policies in place. The virus didn't spread uncontrollably through these populations. Only in Victoria was there a significant outbreak but it was stamped out but tough and effective lockdowns.
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  4769. Troll?
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  4770. Except what you described is the reality and not sarcasm. Israel does want peace. The problem is caused by the so called "Palistinians". Always has been. These people reject peace every time. They're governed by terrorists and raised to be terrorists from birth. Hamas and others are islamonazi organisations whose stated goal is to exterminate the Jews. They make no secret of it. People who support these scumbags are sub-human.
    1
  4771. Climate Change and Wildfires are not the same topic... maybe that's why most Wildfire segments don't mention climate change?
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  4772. You are likely part of a minority of people who follow channels like this and who actually care. Most of my colleages appear to only care about sport or walking dogs or trivia or some such thing.
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  4773. Anyone who wants to learn C++, which happens to be one of the most powerful high performance languages available. I've been a C++ deveopler for 25 years, and C many years before that. It us not torture at all. As for Python... it's useless for anything requiring a high performance executable (as was noted). Good for hacking around and prototyping. Also good for creating bloatware.
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  4774. That's what got me interested. They were correct on that issue if the facts are as they portray them. The college went woke and worse. But the wheels fell off sometime in 2020 when Bret went all conspiratorial.
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  4775. Why?
    1
  4776. I scored 79. I wonder how many others scored this high?
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  4777. The difficulty level is over-hyped. It's not difficult to master enough of it to be productive. I learned enough in a year and have been professionally employed as a C++ developer for the past 20 years. A lot of new stuff has been added to the language (over the past few years) but you don't need much of it. Not really. I wouldn't describe it as being very mathematical. It's as mathematical as you need it to be. But it's extremely versatile and fast, and it generates native code. Those are the attributes I love about C++. Not much else comes close.
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  4778. Probably YT. I'm having something like 50% of my comments deleted or shadow banned across the board.
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  4779. Assad being one of them.
    1
  4780. Except they didn't release a virus.
    1
  4781. The far left/ liberals have set the stage for the right to capitalise on... woke policies, awful immigration polities, and going soft on radical Islam, etc. These are real problems, but the right leverages them for votes.
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  4782. Good idea. And Ukraine needs to sort that out if it's ever to join the EU. That said, I doubt the average viewer would give a toss about the corruption.
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  4783. ​​ @ndeleonn Well, it's very common to lose fast memory recall, etc. as we age. I'm 65. I can feel it. I'm nowhere near as sharp as I was at age 20. And it's not through inactivety. I've been a sofware developer for 28 years.
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  4784. ​ @jstnxprsn We need the rules and the understanding.
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  4785. The left have lost their minds.
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  4786. Calling NATO a paper tiger is pretty stupid. The combined military power of all NATO members is immense and growing.
    1
  4787. Typical small minded religious types... nothing wrong with it... they should not go to jail!
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  4788. Bill Preston You're not too bright are you?
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  4789. Opening state borders should be OK, as would freeing restrictions a little. Maybe back to stage 2? Is there a good reason we should wait any longer?
    1
  4790. Russia withdrew from some of the protocols and it clearly violates a whole heap of them.
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  4791. ​ @Phantom-lr6cs So would I. Tried rust and hated it. Besides, any performance gain is minimal. I've even encountered cases when C++ was faster.
    1
  4792. Sorry, but that's just plain stupid.
    1
  4793. ​ @QualityDoggo Too much talk about safety. It's a skill issue, and it really us that. Linux has been around for how long, and developed in which language? C, right? So why change it? Inserting a 2nd language into the mix is a greater "safety" issue than staying as is. I know this from decades of experience as a developer.
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  4794. ​​ @tandomrandom C is the perfect balance in terms of abstraction, low and high level for OS development. C has proven itself over decades. One could argue that Rust or C++ is better in 2025. For a new project, probably. For existing code bases as old and as stable as Linux, mixing in a new language is probably not a great idea.
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  4795. The regressive left doing what they do best.
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  4796. NATO is not at war with anyone, so why is there an American General in charge?
    1
  4797. Yeah, people have gone mad.
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  4798. They said to pay debt. Of course, they could be lying.
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  4799. India is morally bankrupt.
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  4800. The first black female President... I'm sure the left will support that?
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  4801. You obviously weren't listening ugh
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  4802. Not really.
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  4803. "LUNGING IS NOT PROOF IT WILL BITE" What sort of proof do you need? A mauled police officer?
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  4804. NATO and the free world is vastly stronger than Russia. Losing to Russia should never be an option. Some countries are not doing enough and need to up their game. Stop talking about turning off taps and negotiating with the terrorists. The only way to stop a bully is by giving it a beating. Why should the victim be neutral? Ukraine should become members of NATO and the EU and stuff Russia.
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  4805. There is no evidence of it in Australia. Most of the deaths were in Victoria where the Premier announced cases and deaths on a daily basis. One could probably check. Refrences were published daily. Additionally, if someone spends weeks in hospital/ICU, it would be pretty obvious to all involved what is wrong with them through testing and symptoms.
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  4806. The details are all online. Windows 10 1507 is the specific version affected by the updates rollback as far as I can tell.
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  4807. Only if you're being overly pedentic.
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  4808. Keep in mind that a UFO is just some object or phenomena claimed to have been seen but as yet is unidentified. Long way from that to space ships piloted by aliens how some believe it.
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  4809.  @jimmyjames5685  Yes, and that's how it should be.
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  4810. Trump is not the problem. The problem is on the left and not only the US left. Trump is only a symptom. Get Trump out and you'll still have the left, but this time even more empowered and more of a problem.
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  4811. I agree with the stickers because Russia is killing Ukrainians but I don't believe in hating individual Russian citizens, especially not civilians.
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  4812. Pretty sure I am autistic and introverted. I don't have any friends and all social events are highly stressful and to be avoided.
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  4813. Yes, and he seemed to struggle with her explanation. Beggers belief.
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  4814. That's ridiculous.
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  4815. ​ @maddevil7474 The process would be the same, but it would likely be too much to hold onto in one's head in the more complex cases.
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  4816. Interesting conversation, but we should stay with the facts. Your guest misrepresented the facts relating to the Budapest Memorandum, thereby destroying his credibility.
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  4817. It doesn't matter who is worse. Each case needs to be handled on its own merits. Trolls often bring up corruption as a justification for ruzzia's invasion. Ruzzia is most likely more corrupt, but even that isn't relevant to the war. Just my thoughts.
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  4818. Using vim is not something to boast about. It's cringworthy. It's like telling everyone I drive a three wheeled car. You know the ones.
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  4819. Says the clown.
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  4820. Christopher Zahar Maybe he can't get them on? Maybe the far left folk prefer their own echo chamber? I believe Dave has already tried but I agree, it would be interesting to have some of these SJW's on... maybe he could get Cenk Uygur on. LOL
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  4821. Christopher Zahar Never heard of these people but just watched 'Deconstructing White Privilege with Dr. Robin Di Angelo'. I would describe it as toxic. So yes, would be good to have her on the show. But I suspect Dave wouldn't push back hard enough. He's too nice!
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  4822. You will know them by their fruits - apparently Jesus said that :)
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  4823. Another case of nice people, shite leaders.
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  4824.  @lolizorz  That will stop working when YT wants it to stop working.
    1
  4825. They are.
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  4826. Can Russia simply shut down some wells permanently? I mean, pick the most inefficient wells by some metrics and abandon them?
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  4827. European countries do know that. They've spoken about it.
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  4828. The "system" has been working against Trump since 2016. maybe even earlier. Those sham impeachments for example.
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  4829. One of the most useful tools on my system.
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  4830. These dogs are vicious by nature. They are not a blank cassette tape. This type of dog serves no useful purpose and such dogs should be banned before they get a chance to savage innocent children. Something that has happened all too often.
    1
  4831. The woke movement are nuts. True feminists would not associate with such morons and hypocrites.
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  4832. America was fighting Afghanistan and Iraq for decades without a clear victory but it could defeat Russia in months? Russia will lose but it will take time.
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  4833. Newsflash: Detect genetic material is how the tests work. Viruses are genetic material.
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  4834. Don't be so f**king stupid and hateful. Yes, he probably said the wrong things about the destroyed tanks but cut him some slack. His country is at war. His hometown is under russian occupation and the war put him out of work. He moved to a safer place for his family and to update his pilot training and certification. Everyone makes mistakes. You bash him for saying something stupid and then you do the same. There is a word for that... "hypocrite".
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  4835. Christians want laws changed to suit their religious ideals. No one has done it yet. Trump says he'll do it this time. You won't have to vote again because you'll get what you want this time. Even an elementary school kid could work that out. I'm no Trump fan, but anyone who says Trump is talking about becoming a dictator is either poorly educated or is being intellectually dishonest or disingenuous. There are plenty of negatives to use against Trump without manufacturing them. You'll lose some of the floating voters if you resort to lies.
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  4836. Which guy?
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  4837.  @ianboggs9211  The vaccines definitely work. Ivermectin - probably not.
    1
  4838. I don't like it but right now we (the community) needs it. There are too many morons among us who won't do the right thing, whether that be vaccination, wearing a mask, distancing or whatever in order to reduce the risk to the community as a whole. If everyone would exercise a mix of common sense and some compassion for the vulnerable then we wouldn't need the heavy handed approach but I won't be holding my breath. The 2022 election will be interesting. I believe the Andrews government will win easily.
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  4839. ​​ @jacklondon999 Are you trolling? Either that or you're a moron.
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  4840. The AZ vaccine would not be my vaccine of choice if given a choice.
    1
  4841. I doubt MS cares about Linux, especially as a desktop option.
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  4842.  @edwardst-pierre1020  Not really.
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  4843. It's not him specificaly. This has been happening for years. I've been following Tommy for 10 years. I attended one of the free tommy rallies pre pandemic.
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  4844. I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry. Putin is a morally bankrupt war criminal. Trump is a morally bankrupt clown.
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  4845. That's ridiculous. There are other reasons why specific groups might target the west but you conveniently forgot to mention them. I wonder why?
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  4846. Clever stuff, but Linux offers me nothing I need that I don't already get from Windows. Additionally, my experiences with Linux were nothing but problems.
    1
  4847. You seem to not realise that big business is a wealth creator and a job creator and it works by creating goods and services that people want or need. That's how Trump had more people in jobs than ever before... buy stimulating business activity. But I'm guessing you don't get it, right? As for fixing Trumps mistakes... you have it backward. He is messing with Trump's successes.
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  4848. ​@Caz-z1x They'd only do it in desperation. I moved 20 years ago. It's tough. The only hope is that the mid-terms give the house back to the Democrats.
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  4849. Lex did well containing himself on this one. I found West's comments quite offensive. I probably would have exploded.
    1
  4850. The AstraZenica vaccine was based on existing technology, so it could be considered old school.
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  4851. ​ @minecraftman1981 He has good reason to be scared. But he's wrong about the Middle East.
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  4852. You will see the percentage of the population who atheists increase quite quickly as people learn that the bible and other 'holy' books are myth and fiction. This educational process is gaining momentum simply because the information is now readily available. The same trend has occured in Australia where non believers are up to 30%... from 10% in the 70s and 3% 100 years ago.
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  4853. Portability aside, I don't understand the point of laptops. They cost more than a tower but have crappy small screens, crappy keyboards, limited storage, no mouse and limited expandability.
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  4854. Stop talking about yourself 😂
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  4855.  o-ptimus prime  Satan LOL
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  4856. The Australian government (Labor or whatever) cannot change the global climate but leftists are too stupid to figure that out so Labor decides to spend up big trying? And of course the Greens would spend up even bigger, trying even harder.
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  4857. You're some kind of mindless troll I'm guessing?
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  4858. Can you elaberate?
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  4859. Even the pronunciation of GNU is cringe worthy.
    1
  4860. hope he got those weapons
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  4861. Stop lying TROLL. America had two wars to win, and thank god Japan and Germany lost. But that was 80 years ago, and it's irrelevant to current events. Japan is a friend of America now, as is Germany, so that destroys your whole argument. You're obviously not very bright.
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  4862. LOL Yeah, masks won't protect you from a not even real virus. Nice piece of logic.
    1
  4863. Not really. Why should ethnic origins or accents matter at all?
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  4864. Ishmael Forester Brilliant comment. Exactly my thoughts.
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  4865. The Chinese won't support them. China has nothing to gain and everything to lose by supporting Russia.
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  4866. Not really. I don't believe it's that simple. There'll likely be a bunch of reasons why they voted no. Mostly bad reasons I'm guessing, but not limited to your list of reasons. As for caring about people's sexual orientation, there are plenty of those within the woke movement who stick their noses in whilst babbling about pronouns.
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  4867. All we hear from Russia is lies, lies, lies and more lies.
    1
  4868. The UK should have closed the borders as Australia did.
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  4869. No country is truly free and fight now the US is clearly in a mess.
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  4870.  @gregb1599  It's easy to bash companies but remember, they only exist because people want their products. There hasn't been and still isn't a viable mass market alternate to ICE vehicles. EVs are for the wealthy. Will that ever change?
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  4871. Shockingly bad. It's no secret. Look it up.
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  4872. What a load of nonsense.
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  4873. I've become disillusioned with humanity. The left and the right have both gone mad. Thank god for the few sane folk in the middle like tf00t.
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  4874.  Mr. Hunky  Valid and/or constructive criticism is useful, but this was neither.
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  4875. That was immature. They promised a good faith discussion and fulfilled their promise... so you unsubscribe. Wow. Just wow.
    1
  4876. Good luck getting Putin to agree to a reasonable settlement. This guy is dreaming. There is no way Ukraine should give up territory to Russia. That would send a very bad message.
    1
  4877. Calculus is hard and even harder to prove.
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  4878. Anyone who supports Russia needs to take a long hard look at their own humanity. Shameful.
    1
  4879. You're not very bright, are you... obviously, it will require blunting every year until pootin pulls his troops out. How else does a weaker side defeat a large bully?
    1
  4880. Scientists try argue away NDEs and fail yet again.
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  4881. I live in Melbourne. Just watched your video and learned a few things. I hate the heat and the dry. Cool cloudy weather even rain is what I love. There's a reason why most people don't live in the middle. It's crap, unless you want to die of heat stroke and/or dehydration or you like 120F heat.
    1
  4882. My suburb is about 45mins south of Melbourne and here the medium is $1 million for 3bed.
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  4883. Can you suggests something better?
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  4884. ​ @ddichny Why would you think that? I'm still mind blown by the solution, but what I'm reading is even more extraordinary. I mean, I would never have thought that the area would be the same if the inner circle was smaller.
    1
  4885. ​ @DarthPhilip We were not left to believe anything. Why would anyone assume a single answer regardless of the small radius? I'm shocked by this one. LOL
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  4886. Australia's slow vaccine roll-out was due to supply shortages and media hype and rule changes around the az clotting issue. Some countries hoarded vaccines while others missed out. But we didn't leave it too late. We started vaccinating in Feb as did many other countries. And we had more than enough local az supply but it was deemed unsuitable for those aged under 60. I wish Dr Campbel would check facts. We're at 41% fully vaccinate (of eligible age) and increasing at an additional 5% per week.
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  4887. Not really. It's actually true that phones are more powerfull and much smaller than computers used to be. The internet is irrevent to that fact.
    1
  4888. And?
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  4889.  @nobody6056  What?
    1
  4890. I think it would be fair to put Christianity, Judaism and Islam in there.
    1
  4891. I refuse to listen to the clap trap coming out of maga mouths. Ruzzia could end the war today. Ukraine doesn't have that luxury.
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  4892. I don't believe any of them would.
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  4893. That's rubbish. It's simply a lack of commitment. There are very few purely socialist countries in Europe. They're mixed economies.
    1
  4894. The reality is bringing low cost housing into an established safe neighbourhood increases the crime rate in that area. That's just how it works. It's why those already living in safe areas don't want the low cost housing. And this reality isn't limited to California or even the US. I live in a large non US city. The lower cost suburbs have the highest crime rates.
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  4895. ​ @enoy645 Thousands of mostly very old tanks and Ukrainians have proven that they can destroy thousands of not so old tanks pretty quickly. Yes, it's bad news but it's not devastatingly bad. It'll be mostly cluster bombs vs russian troops.
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  4896. @Trader98V Destroying cities and committing war crimes is what russia does. You shouldn't be asking for it. Russia doesn't "help" anyone.
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  4897. The Quad? Don't be stupid America is not the only country on the planet. Open your eyes. I chose to be vaccinated because I followed the science and our vaccines are free. So you're wrong wrong wrong.
    1
  4898. Shorten offered nothing other than throwing cash around. Giving away 200 billion is always going to sound better than belt tightening.
    1
  4899. It's always advisable to include extra steps when teaching. A lot of this stuff is not obvious, and not only for beginners.
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  4900.  Goughs Bastard  Sarcasm?
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  4901. No substance from Labor Greens either. Guess why... because politicians don't have the solution. It's a science and technology challenge. Just like we can't go to Mars yet. Signing up to targets is just virtue signaling. Reaching net zero will take as long as it takes. Countries with fewer problems to solve will get there sooner.
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  4902. My favourite language is C++. My most dreaded language is java, followed by those crappy scripting languages like e.g. JS
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  4903. LOL
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  4904. I was thinking he was a little early but I'm usually wrong on anything related to investing in stocks. Been burned too many times.
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  4905. Russia has already started it. Problem is how to end it.
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  4906. Correct. Eric uses the concept of a "totalling ideology" to deflect from the specific issues under debate. Of course, people generalise a lot, but Islamic terrorism is a specific problem which exists within a specific religion.
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  4907. This all sounds plausible but since I'm not a qualified health professional...do I take the advice of a nurse on YouTube or the advice of the well trained and credentialed doctors and nurses who've been doing a great job of caring for me and my family for the past 20 years?
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  4908.  @OddClancy  Fair point I guess.
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  4909. Possibly because clean code advocates are very often OOP advocated and are very often Java developers. That's been my observation. It was definitely the case with the last project I was involved with. Highly abstracted Java code. Almost impenetrable.
    1
  4910. Western politics.
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  4911. I left the industry in large part because of too many changes, too many new technologies and tools, and too many unreliable tools. It's all overhead and it all gets in the way of productivity. I was burned out after 30 years.
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  4912. ​ @Dom-zy1qy docker sucks. Trying to understand that crap is brain destroying.
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  4913.  @theshermantanker7043  I've hated java ever since I first encountered it in 1998. So, not just "these days".
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  4914. The best approach is to be cautious and avoid infection within reason. Since when did we have medical experts recommending people intentionally seek infection and disease as if it were a positive? I thought the goal was to do no harm? Intentionally catch omicron? Stupidity on steroids. People are still dying unnecessarily from omicron infections.
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  4915. Who is "you"?
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  4916. They sure were, and I loved both of then. When I eventually saw the x86 spec, I said no way. Ugly.
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  4917. Totally irrelevent argument. NK works independently of the US. You're making some kind of a moral argument, but this is war. Additionally, every country has its own policies and processes. The US isn't going to say, "Look, NK has provided X, therefore, we must provide Y" because it's the moral thing to do, right? No, all manner of issues are at play. Hope that answers your question. Sorry for the rant, but the childishly simplistic arguments I see flooding social media are starting to grate. Where are the mature nuances discussions?
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  4918. Linux fans love telling us that the Linux kernel is waaaaayyyy better than Windows. Would be interesting to know how accurate this claim is.
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  4919. Kevin Hardy Good points. I think there's a balance to be found and that balance with shift around a little over time.
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  4920. Northern Perspective Yes. And I was going to say NZ is like a little Canada in many ways.
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  4921. Putin was desperate for weapons, so he promised the earth to his great friend Kim, but Putin's promises are empty. Would he really defend NK?
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  4922. It seems to be common in the US to refer to former presidents as "President..."
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  4923. Are you a physicist? What are you credentials?
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  4924. The woke left are batshit crazy, inconsistent, contradictory and hypocritical.
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  4925. You're generalising. Mine wasn't a scam. It was excellent.
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  4926. ​ @a5cent  There are also channels earning money while covering the war. So who knows.
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  4927. What lunacy?
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  4928. Didn't know he was in politics?
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  4929. Almost overkill.
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  4930. Trump focuses on where most votes can be won.
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  4931. Lol
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  4932. Those who're against cluster munitions... go tell pootin about it.
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  4933. Not really.
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  4934. If it's not broken, don't fix it.
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  4935. All of that Russian equipment from previous parades is now getting ready to boost Ukraine's crap metal industry.
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  4936. It's a reasonable question, but I wish people would stop talking about whether this or that is "safe". We should focus more on skills and the ability to create bug-free code. A blunt knife is safer than a sharp one, but which one is more useful? Safety is often counterproductive.
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  4937. Problem is, YT doesn't give a toss about your comment.
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  4938. The national plan was to vaccinate then open up in stages depending on vaccination levels. That's what we're doing. It's the only sensible way forward and it's far from being right wing. Right wing was to go open slather without any restrictions or vaccines and not give a damn. I live in Melbourne, the most locked down city in the world where the plan is supported by one if the most left leaning governments in Australia.
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  4939. So what's your solution? Subsistence farming and mass starvation?
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  4940. You're joking, right? No one can solve it in a few seconds. I'm over an hour now and still nowhere near.
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  4941. ​ @my_online_logs Calm down...
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  4942. Everything Russia does is a sham.
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  4943. No one get's everything right. No one.
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  4944. The first statement would require good reason - evidence. The second while possibly true, would likely be a disadvantage right now given the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. I don't believe Trump would do much about it.
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  4945. So blame Trump for what happened under Biden? Really? Great discussion apart from that.
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  4946. Everyone should be scared of putin. The real question is what to do about.
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  4947. Why crack it when it's already free, or close to it? Windows 10 was a free upgrade. Windows 11 is a free upgrade.
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  4948. And schools. No way my son will be going anywhere near a school any time soon.
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  4949. Strawman!
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  4950. She missed on the electoral college but still got more votes than Drump. It was not a win, but I wouldn't completely knock it. The email scandal probably cost her.
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  4951. Yeah, none of that code makes any sense to me.
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  4952. Not really. Ruzzia is a messed up place.
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  4953. No one wants any of them but it's your government's responsibility to enact effective policies to control the situation regardless of variants.
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  4954. The ruzzisn tv clown doesn't have a clue about islamic texts and js.
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  4955. Left-wingers are afraid of Truth! Truth defeats lefties 10 out of 10 times. Facts and Logic undo most any argument Left-wingers have.
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  4956. These examples are not designed to justify anything. They're simply thought experiments.
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  4957. You're probably correct. That said, Ukraine must win.
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  4958. The whole java development environment and ecosystem sucks big time, and some bits suck more than other bits... Eclipse IDE should probably head the list in terms of crapware. Even the Eclipse Foundation effectively admitted that there were serious problems related to usability and market share. Taken as a whole, java has been the worst language / dev environment I've encountered in my 30 years of coding. C++ is my favourite by a massive margin. If I had to choose 2nd place, it would be C. And no, I am not battle worn. I very rarely have problems with pointers and memory. And no, java is not as performant as C/C++ or Rust and a few others in the sane class.
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  4959. Why is that a problem? A restart makes sense. How would you update shared libraries when they're already being shared for instance? I don't see how testarting Windows is an issue. I restart my Windows system every day.
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  4960. I upgraded to Windows 11 from 10 about a year ago. Not had any problems so far. I've had a Microsoft account account for many years, but I have never logged in on Windows 11. So far it hasn't nagged me. I also never see ads. People complaining about ads. Not seen any yet.
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  4961. It's kind of irrelevent. It would make no sense to remove martial law until putin completely backs off, etc. That could take years.
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  4962. The sane half.
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  4963. LOL
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  4964. Great guest. So many excellent points.
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  4965. I'm interested in hearing a well reasoned argument from the left-wing or a robust discussion. I want to hear both sides. Why should I care about the revenue? Why is it HILLARY-OUS ?
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  4966. The whole of Europe had better be ramping up weapons production already.
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  4967. It shocks me that 18 months into a pandemic, a bunch of folk still haven't figured out how to wear a mask. Even more shocking is the amount of anti-science BS being peddled.
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  4968.  Derek Charette  You are the dumbass. Most people should be able to save at least a modest buffer, especially given that you're talking about one of the weathiest countries on the planet.
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  4969. I lack a belief in a god because I haven't seen any evidence of a God.... so that makes my view of reality incoherent? Why?
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  4970. Countries not taking a side are effectively supporting the bully... e.g. India is supporting pootin.
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  4971. Your analogy is not the same as Jake's. Jake was correct in so far as it relates to a real scenario but in your one, the response would need to be different.
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  4972. He's not a real president . It's all a sham.
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  4973. My hope is that the mid term elections put Democrats back in control of Congress and Senate. Then Trump could be impeached again. Perhaps wishful thinking?
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  4974. It's pretty easy to see 4 revolutions. That said, the question should have been thrown out and scores scaled appropriately. Choosing 3 just because it's the nearest of all wrong answers is still wrong.
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  4975. That's why I avoid terminals. There's just a whole lot of extra mental baggage.
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  4976. Great question. For what it's worth (and I've been considering this question for a long time), I believe it's mostly related to religion. Or more precisely, hate fuelled religious fanaticism. We saw this on show in ISIS. Completely engulfed by extreme levels of hatred of the other, based entirely on extreme interpretations of Islamic texts. Jew hatred also has origins in these texts.
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  4977. Objectionable? Like what?
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  4978. Couldn't make what up? Attacking BLM and the left and "crying" about free speech is a good thing.
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  4979. Russian's living in "terrible times" of their own making.
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  4980. Haha I was also the guy who always got picked last in gym class lol. I was so pathetic at all sport, it was almost comical.
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  4981.  @matthewtuaine7937  There was nothing logical about this election. Everyone has their own theory about who won what and why but none of it make sense.
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  4982.  @gnualmafuerte  Wow, great info. I had just assumed it was in earth orbit.
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  4983. So no country has the right to protect its culture? How about Japan, China... I guess they're all racists, right?
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  4984. How does anyone get a software developer position with just a 3 month course?
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  4985. Supplying them secrety helps Ukraine.
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  4986. Sir.Hemingsworth Trump tailors his speech to his target audience (e.g. ordinary people) whereas most politicians talk like (1) snake oil salesman (e.g. Clinton) or (2) like drones who talk forever and say nothing... (e.g. Obama). I guess you missed that, right?
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  4987. Both work equally well.
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  4988. Why the title?... because it's the Ukrainian military doing the work. Yeah, a lot of assistance from the west but it's Ukrainian forces on the ground. I don't see a problem.
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  4989. Cats don't need all of this bullshit.
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  4990. You're probably right, but if he can help Tommy Robinson fight against injustice, then that's a bonus, right?
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  4991. Then you're then idiot, sadly. Most of what was said by all four was pretty much spot on. Eric over complicates it but in the end he get's there, kind of. The problem is Islam. None of this discussion was racist.
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  4992. You are right to think that elites take advantage of situations but you are wrong if you think global warming and covid-19 are scams. They are real. Unfortunately, neither side are guided by facts. The left exaggerate facts while the right deny facts. And on either side, the relevent elites, leaders, bloggers manipulate their uninformed sheep.
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  4993. Unlike carpenters tools such as hammers and screw drivers, it can take an enormous amount of time to learn how to use multiple programming "tools" at a useful level. It's not always possible to choose the best tool.
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  4994. Is Belgorod inside the internationally recognised russian borders? Pretty sure that's what he was referring to. It's part of russia.
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  4995. Of course they do. You just don't understand them.
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  4996. No.
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  4997. Despots, dictators, and maga morons aside... the world will breathe a sigh of relief when Trump loses in Nov.
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  4998. Troll.
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  4999. Don't be silly. No one owns land.
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  5000. What are your goals? Web developer, backed, low level embedded controller stuff, hobbyist, game developer.... etc. Different tools for different jobs. Some tools are more versatile than others. Some are high performance, some are sloths etc.
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  5001. dan ross Too many leftists are deranged.
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  5002. akinbabao Proof the world is full of uninformed idiots.
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  5003.  @paulhenman9907  Perhaps you mean ivermectin? If so, then no.
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  5004. I was 34 and did it.
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  5005. What's the problem?
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  5006. It's no longer TDS. It was somewhat 8 years ago. I would even accuse Sam of TDS back then. But no longer. Trump had become a deranged wrecking ball. He's utterly clueless. This discussion was pretty much spot on, in my opinion.
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  5007. Europe is asleep at the wheel. All US allied countries should be at 3% defence spending already.
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  5008.  @normabrien8331  By definition, "everyone" actually includes women. Not sure why you would need to single women out?
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  5009.  Steffi Lefti  why not shut up until you have something sensible to say? But I'll help you out... USA was invited by by Syrians because Assad was behaving like a tyrant.
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  5010.  @alanberka4226  It's actually a very good argument. You just need to figure it out if you can.
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  5011. The problem in Australia is the lack of vaccine supply. We only have the AZ in quantity but there have been mixed messages around the clotting issue and about which age groups should receive AZ vs Pfizer.. That said, our vaccine rollout is roughly on par with many other countries e.g. some countries in the EU, Canada, Japan and well ahead of NZ who I believe are also waiting on Pfizer. Most of the world are in the same boat.
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  5012. "eating up resources"... really? An exaggeration surely. My W11 system sits on or near zero % CPU usage when I'm not running anything. If there's a service you don't need or use, turn it off.
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  5013. It's possible. Deaths lag cases by few weeks. There could still be a spike in deaths.
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  5014. Only in your dreams.
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  5015. I can't listen to any more of your guest's bs. I can't believe this guy actually cares about Ukraine. He's clueless about the Democrats. He's wearing Trump proof blinkers, and he's clearly partisan.
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  5016. Yes, a baker should have the right to refuse service. I wouldn't serve a Muslim wearing a burqa for instance because I find it offensive. Same principle should apply to Christian or Muslim bakers who are offended by homosexuality. Not baking a cake is not imposing religious superstitions on others if that's what you mean.
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  5017. What is Canada's defense budget? Probably like Australia's.... not much now but a lot promised over the next decades. It's just not good enough.
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  5018. If I was to implement a survey that produces data, it would be my data, right?
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  5019. No we don't.
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  5020. ​ @marksaul-h7n  "cash money" is too simplistic.
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  5021. Not lame. Just too short.
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  5022. Keyboard broken?
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  5023. It's feelings over facts. Trump played on feelings. That's how cults work. I was raised in one.
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  5024. The Melbourne lockdown ends midnight Wednesday Melbourne time but with a few of the restrictions remaining for an additional 9 days (I live in Melbourne).
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  5025. I wouldn't trust India on anything.
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  5026. The level of testing in Australia is steady at around 200k daily (on average) but some sites might be missing the RAT tests.
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  5027. He didn't say they were literally the taliban. He was speaking metaphorically.
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  5028. Sam does not have a coloniser perspective. He has a realist perspective.
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  5029.  @5ynthesizerpatel  Yeah, right.
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  5030. Yeah, I had a nasty encounter with one recently. Completely off her rocker. Just exploded into a diatribe of insults for no good reason.
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  5031. Don't be silly. A resolution that high is at the higher end of consumer monitors.
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  5032. Why is everything a month or so away? Ukraine needs everything now. I've been hearing this stuff since 2022. The "F-16s are just over the horizon"... which horizon? Where are they?
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  5033. The whole woke thing is toxic but the 'grooming gang' issue goes beyond pale. It's a glaring example of how dangerous woke culture is. It should be a wake up call, but it won't be.
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  5034. You mirror my thoughts exactly.
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  5035. Trump was anti Ukraine and clueless prior to the election but has since back flipped in favour of helping Ukraine... but sadly, he's still clueless.
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  5036. I discovered that Linux sucks. That's why I don't use it. It had nothing to do with the Dunning-Kruger effect. Windows just works better. It has a nicer GUI, is easier to use, is more polished, and provides better C++ development tools. The only thing lacking is an equivalent to valgrind. And I don't care about the "bloat" and "spyware" scaremongering. I've had no problems with Windows updates and very few stability issues (only Windows 98). No problems since switching to Windows 2000. Linux was the complete opposite. Frustrating and disappointing. Linux is just more difficult than Windows. I can remember "learning" Windows 95. I can remember "learning" the original Mac. I can remember "learning" the Amiga desktop. None of these were difficult. But Linux is difficult. It seems to have been developed by developers for developers.
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  5037. Precisely. That's all Hamas need to do, but they'll be too engulfed in Jew hatred to figure it out.
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  5038. I'm conflicted about whether to buy one. All of the very wide monitors are curved, right?
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  5039. Maybe you're stupid? If there was a pipeline, it would have been destroyed already. I guess they're getting their food, ammunition and spare parts through a pipeline as well?
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  5040. What's your point?
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  5041. How can it take weeks and months to supply Ukraine when a lot of the stuff had already been shipped to Europe before the aid bill was passed?
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  5042. You were brilliant.
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  5043. Addresses in memory are typically byte offsets. So 32 bits equals 4 bytes, so 4 is correct. You don't address bits that way as far as I know, and I've coded in other assembly languages... but I'm new to ARM.
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  5044. Lex is usually great but he really needs to push back hard against this one.
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  5045. If you live in a swing state and you don't want Trump, but you don't vote, then you're effectively helping Trump. The next president will be either Trump or Harris. It's the voters choice.
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  5046. Not really. Ukraine is allowed to target Russia but can't do it with NATO weapons. And that level of caution by NATO is completely understandable. Here's the thing... what's the difference between... (1) Ukraine attacking Russia with NATO weapons (2) NATO forces attacking Russia with NATO weapons from within Ukrainian territory (3) NATO attacking Russia with NATO weapons from within NATO territory Answer: No difference. From the Russia perspective it would be NATO attacking Russia. NATO doesn't want to be attacking Russia or be seen to be attacking Russia. Why? Because NATO doesn't want direct confrontation with Russia. Yeah, I would love Ukraine to have free reign on weapons use or even better, have NATO roll in and drive Russia out asap. But that would likely get extremely ugly for all of us. I'm really stating the bleeding obvious, but it's lost on many.
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  5047. The reason why we don't know what Trump will do is because he lies about everything. He told us what he'd do as soon as he wins the election, and he's not done it. Promise broken already.
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  5048. He is not speaking for the CIA here, right?
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  5049. A mouse uses less brain power per action. That's why it's more efficient.
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  5050. It's shocking that Russia is getting away with global terrorism. I guess if not for the nukes...
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  5051. Not really... it is HyperText Markup Language. It is not a programming language.
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  5052. Not sure what is meant by task? Is a task the same thing as a process? Every process has at least one thread.
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  5053. It a boring game anyway. Don't know why people bothers with it. Like watching paint dry. Stupid game does more harm than good.
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  5054.  Bro Spec  They have adjusted down much of the data from early 1900s. They even have the data online... you can see a plot of adjusted vs unadjusted. They're not denying it.
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  5055.  @zxuiji  Have you ever tried assembly language programming?
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  5056. I studied COBOL in 1995 and I hated it. I switched out and focused on C++ and never regretted it.
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  5057. Not everyone is partisan. There are many issues to consider. It's not just about Ukraine. Some people are ideologically more aligned with a conservative party (as I am). What else should he do? Align with an even "worse" party? And by "worse" I mean less aligned to his priorities beliefs principles world view etc.
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  5058. Depends on how one writes C vs C++. In my experience they're roughly the same when it matters. When it doesn't matter then go ahead with OOP stuff.
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  5059. People are not cast in stone at birth, they change over time. Too many people (like you) appear not to notice this. The Assad of decades ago may well have been a young reformer. Try not to think in black and white.
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  5060. Public compliance in Melbourne is atrocious. People not using the QRCode check-ins, people not wearing masks, or wearing a mask under chin or nose not covered or mask flopping around or people with mask off with empty drink bottles in hand or pulling mask off to talk, not washing hands after toileting etc. It's hopeless. Such a simple thing to do, wearing a mask. Come on, it's not rocket science. And more problematic... no enforcement. I haven't seen one cop anywhere checking masks ever.
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  5061. Dan Savage tells the truth about the bible and a whole bunch of people don't want to hear it. Why not listen to what he has to say and then make a judgement afterward? I know why... fear! Fear of the truth. Some people just don't want to hear it!
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  5062. Ukraine needs to put a little more effort into defending the southeast. It's not looking good.
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  5063. I didn't like the way rust treats every little thing as an error, even when they're not. Like forcing snake_case for function names, not permitting extra parentheses or not allowing unused params. I don't like snake_case. I want to choose that stuff and not have the compiler put me into a straitjacket.
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  5064. You said it better than I possibly could. I am so angry. F*ck Russia.
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  5065. Sorry but you're wrong. This is all about science concepts. And remember, speculation has always played an important role in scientific discovery. Why knock it?
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  5066. Could Harris beat Trump? I'm not Annerican, but I've heard she's not very popular.
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  5067. ​ @safeeffective385  The lock downsand mask mandates are examples of when conformity is a good thing. The non-conformists were responsible for countless and needless suffering and death. Like when people are warned of an impending tsunami, the non-conformists flock to the beaches.
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  5068. Because it's not as simple as your biased description paints it.
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  5069. We also have those conspiratorial idiots in Australia but fortunately our government ignores them.
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  5070. Much of what you said is not true. Windows has had pre-emptive multitasking for decades. I don't see windows locking.
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  5071. I live in Melbourne and don't give a toss about the tennis. I don't see the appeal in belting a small ball back and forth in the heat but the government is concerned about losing the event if it's not held. On the plus side, there is a strict quarantining and testing policy in place.
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  5072. No it won't. Andrews will win easy in 2022. Guy couldn't beat Andrews in 2018 and I doubt he will next time because the libs don't have anything better to offer.
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  5073.  @GM-jt3sh  So his looks are important to you? That's pretty shallow.
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  5074. You're making this more complicated than it is. Most people just want to live their lives in peace. Same goes for "the west", a term which is itself a lazy generalisation.
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  5075. Trump's critism was around too many of the NATO members not pulling their weight. He was correct and we're seeing more evidence of it right now. Trump was also correct in my opinion to increase military funding. Russians invasion has reminded the west of how important defence spending is.
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  5076. A treasure trove of interesting information.
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  5077. Not at all. You're cherry-picking. It's mean temperatures and trends that count, not what happened in one year or another.
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  5078. Rumble? Never heard of it but I'll check it out. Joined and following, and yes, lots of trolls over there lol
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  5079. The baseless Trump impeachments are an outrage as are the actions by the tech companies. It's about shutting down those who speak against the mad woke mob. It's nothing but hate dressed up as virtue.
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  5080. Switching java is my worst nightmare.
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  5081. Then maybe your ears need checking? It has never been "any day now"... I've never heard any credible commentator say that and I'm in my 60s. Anyone who said that decades ago were either lying or misinformed. And who cares anyway? None of that has any bearing on the current situation... but I can see what you were doing.
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  5082. Haven't seen anything in rust that would make me switch. Additionally, we have a large C and C++ code bases but no rust anywhere.
    1
  5083. Because software development and IT are entirely different domains and skill sets. I've been a Windows C++ application developer for 25 years and into other stuff prior, but I'm clueless about anything remotely related to web development, how websites work, certificates, etc. That's just not my thing. My work has never required it, and I have zero interest in it. I also hate anything to do with terminals. I use GUIs and build GUIs. I was blown away by the first windowing system I owned (Amiga) in the 80s. I thought, OMG, how good is this. I never looked back. I just don't understand the attraction of terminals. They're a chore.
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  5084. By what standard is it a straight forward no brainer? Univeristy major level? It's subjective. It's just your opinion. And no one cares. But realise that this video goes out to a broad range of people, many of whom will have no math skills and right through to high level. It's a tutorial. But I'm sure you enjoyed the boasting, right?
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  5085. Why don't we go down this x is more transmissible than y argument with flu? Every year some flu variant displaces another variant but we don't year after say it's becoming more transmissible. Viral loads 1000x, really? Are we sure this is not being over hyped?
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  5086. What racism?
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  5087. She is correct in saying masks should be warn everywhere.
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  5088. Might be cringe but I like it.
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  5089. You say no need for this step. I read a lot of comments saying that this step or that step is unnecessary or that the there is to much detail etc. This is a teaching channel. More steps is almost always better.
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  5090. The police had a job to do and were trying to do it but the clown with the noisy car and vicious dog decided to create mayhem and he got what he deserved.
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  5091. I understand it. I dont like it, but I understand it.
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  5092. Why not?
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  5093. In your dreams.
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  5094.  @daddad8707 Not really.
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  5095. Windows users are, by and large, just people who want to get their jobs done. They typically don't spend all day debating the kernel or the language used or the pros and cons of each Windows update or major build release. The Linux world is toxic and dysfunctional.
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  5096. You're right. China is for China. India is for India. What they both have in common is moral bankruptcy. They're both perfectly ok dealing with a war criminal, and funding said war criminal. And Jake Broe is great!
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  5097. I was wondering about that. Hope Konstantin is right.
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  5098. Lucifer Black Explain how that's relevant?
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  5099. Yeah, I hate Python. I started code in hex back in the 70s then assembler then C then C++ on the 90s. Did I say I have Python...
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  5100.  @kimpedersen4746  Yes, I considered that, but Russia knows those referenda were shams and publicity stunts, whereas Crimea has been occupied for 8 years and is an important naval base. Wondering where Russia draws the line?
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  5101. I don't consider anything Ukraine is doing as "escalation". It's all defense.
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  5102.  @rayopeongo  Correct, but I think the comment was in reference to the flat earth model which is not consistent with the sun not setting.
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  5103. That's how I thought about it, but my belief that factorial should win forced me into the wrong conclusion.
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  5104. You're showing us the suffering, but for balance you should be showing how Gaza is the breeding ground for islamic terrorism and antisemitism.
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  5105. It has affected the Russian economy and the pain will increase with time.
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  5106. Not really.
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  5107. Your TDS is showing. A lot of that Trump stuff is only evident in hindsight.
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  5108. Not just Jakes channel. It's happening on every channel I comment on. I've had comments removed from all over.
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  5109. Who said it was revenge? It's war. It's a battle for survival right now.
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  5110. There is another way to understand the move away from religion.. Often, people such myself who were raised by Christian parents may subsequently enter a period of reflection and analysis of one's beliefs and its foundations and discovered it wanting. Yes, the Bible may contain great wisdom in parts but at it's core, it's a collection of myth and legend wriiten by men. So it isn't always about walking away from Jesus or God. It's a realization that these things were beliefs. Not reality. At least not in a literal Biblical sense. Of course that leaves a gaping hole that needs filling and wokeism can fill that gap for some.
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  5111.  joris  That's exactly what is. He talks about it at length on his podcast.
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  5112. Realism definition: "The attitude or practice of accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it accordingly". Realism definition: "A way of thinking and acting based on facts and what is possible, rather than on hopes for things that are unlikely to happen" What they're being talked about here and labelled as "realism" is BS. I'm a realist. People such as Trump who want to force Ukraine into a stupid 'deal' are not realists, they're selfishly looking for easy out... that's expedience. I support Ukraine's right to regain its territory and have Russia kicked out of Ukraine and out of Crimea. To me this goal is about realism. It's about dealing with reality the way it is and finding a path to the way we want it to be.
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  5113. Disco is great dance music.
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  5114. These new variants which put us at even greater danger are thanks to those who failed to implement effective control policies and their anti lock-down lobbyists who pressured governments to stay open and not mandate masks etc. The world is paying a high price for your stupidity and/or incompetence.
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  5115. That Russian stuff is just too stupid.
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  5116. What would happen if a white guy had slapped a black guy?
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  5117. Yeah right. Actuslly not funny. Next time check facts first. There have been similarly large fires before and there have been similarly bad droughts and heatwaves in the past. There is no way any particular fire, drought or flood can be attributed to climate policy or man made climate change but green policy has made the fires worse than they could have been. These are extreme events which occur unpredictably within a chaotic climate system. Cheap political points can be gained by such unsubstantiated claims or by blaming people like Scott Morrison or Andew Bolt but that's about all. Most same folk don't buy it.
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  5118. There was a lot of bullshit in this video. The truth is more important than petty biases. The details I've gathered over the past few days are as follows (BTW I don't claim to be an expert) ... 1) Hamas has Iranian support. It could have been an Uranian supplied rocket which would likely be more powerful than the Hamas ones. 2) The rocket came in from the southwest and its trajectory and impact site and damage pattern proves it. Israel is to the east. It could not have fired that rocket. 3) Fragments have been identifies as not being from an Israeli rocket. So, maybe Russian, Iranian or local made. 4) Hamas have unwittingly admitted blame for the hospital attack in intercepted phone conversations. 5) The hospital was not targeted. It was an accident. A Hamas rocket fired from the southwest malfunctioned and crashed into the hospital carpark. When one fires 5000 rockets from civilian positions, of course there will be tragedy. Hamas stupidity has caused these problems. 6) Any location used to fire rockets at another country automatically becomes a valid target, even if it's a civilian area. The responsibility lies with Hamas to not use civilian locations for war.
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  5119. Brilliant summary. The facts are so obvious but Muslims and the far left are either lying, willfully ignorant or are wearing blinkers.
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  5120. Gaza was not a prison camp. It was an 'autonomous state' dominated by a terror organisation, who, for 18 years, attacked Israel relentlessly using stolen funds meant for Gazans. I hope I misheard what you said because if that's what you believe, then you would have no credibility as a reporter/journalist/commentator. That said, Im totally against what Trump is doing.
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  5121. Yes, yes, yes, C++ is great.
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  5122. Not at all.
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  5123. I have been involved in a project where the backend uses spring boot. Sadly for me, I couldn't make any sense of it and basically failed to pick up Java. The whole mess almost did my brain in. The front end is pretty much all C++, so that's where I stay.
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  5124. Bitbucket is not simple. It's a pain, as is Jira. Both have disgustingly poorly designed UIs. The way they integrate with each other is super confusing and unintuative. I can't find a damn thing in bitbucket unless there a link in a Jira ticket. And did I mention Jira? Almost imposible to navigate. How the hell does anyone find anything in Jira? There's a reason why I have 50 tabs open on my browser and a thousand entries in my favourites. It's the only way to find anything. Why? Because the Jira search is crap. Rant over.
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  5125. How do you know? Are you an expert?
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  5126. Yeah, I really liked Spock. He was my favorite character.
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  5127. It was a reasonable comment within the context of the time. My computer had 64k RAM which seemed massive because I had just upgrade from a computer with 4k. Most CPUs couldnt access more than 64KB anway without complex bank swithcing. A friend in 1996 bought a 2GB hard drive. I was shocked. Who the hell would want that much storage I though. My 350MB drive still had 200MB free. See how it works?
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  5128. Neither are perfect. Fauci is great in his field of expertise but not so great at communication. Trump is great at communication in some contexts but says a lot of silly stuff that gets blown up and blown out of proportion by his opponents. In both cases, there are people who are more interested in scoring points for their side than they are interested in the truth.
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  5129. It depends significantly on how files are laid out on the drive platters. I believe Ext4 spreads files out so that they have space to grow. NTFS will have to when enlarging a file, place the extra data wherever it can find an appropriate gap or else write it into previously unallocated space. NTFS was created in 1993. Ext4 was created in 2006. Drive capacity changed enormously over that period. I suspect the design considerations were influence by that i.e. on the face of it, Ext4 could be considered wasteful in a sense, but with huge drives, it won't matter a whole lot until the drive fills up.
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  5130. ​ @TheGreatDanish No one who is even half credible would have predicted Russia running out of cash in a year whilst still making a killing out of oil and gas. Effective sanctions only started biting six months ago. Keep it simple, but two things to keep on mind... 1) Russia's spending is massively up at a time when its income has slumped. That will bite. There's no way around it. 2) Historically, Russia tends to be more aggressive when it has surplus cash. More isolationist when not. Russia has lost half of its effective ground fighting force. The Russian government must know that in spite of its lies. It cannot afford to replace all of that soviet equipment due to cash shortages sanctions and time constraints.
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  5131. Nope. You have it backward.
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  5132. I've stopped following the professor. He lost credibility arguing in favour of not voting Democrat. It's his business how he votes, but his reasoning was awful. The concept of his channel is about providing clarification of key events and issues, and he blew it. His heart is in the right place on Ukraine, but I don't find him particularly impressive. That said, I might take a look at what he said about F-16s.
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  5133. That wall of text misses the point.
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  5134. The questions she's asking about invading Iraq or the problems in Syria or Libya... she suggests outcomes should be understood in advance. Well, that's never going to work until politicians get clued up about Islam, and that's not happening. Islam is why the Iraq regime change failed. Islam is the problem in Iran and Syria and Palestine and a bunch of other hell holes.
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  5135. No. Definitely not.
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  5136.  @ASDasdSDsadASD-nc7lf  Yeah, they just wear out a little too fast. I own an RX4 for many years and I loved it, but fuel economy and worn seals were the downside.
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  5137.  @seanskywalka5172  How is that relevant? Too much generalising.
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  5138.  @jonathanadderly3458  That's ridiculous. Surrendering means losing sovereignty to Russia. Not good.
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  5139. Perhaps stop conflating positive PCR with "cases"? And why the panic over infections? The vaccines don't prevent infections. That's just not what they do. We've known that since day one. In fact, an increase in infections should be expected as antibody counts fall. Dr Campbell knows this, so why is he pretending he doesn't?
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  5140. I started down that path 20 years ago but the stress was killing me and I am jinxed when it comes to stocks. It's a lot easier to say than it is to do. I now have everything in interest bearing accounts which lets me sleep at night.
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  5141. Some people are always looking for a Trump angle. LOL
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  5142. About time the left started losing. People are starting to wake up.
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  5143. I have all of my super fund in interest bearing deposits. It let's me sleep at night. The stress caused by stock fluctuations was damaging to my health. So, it's not as simple as the numbers. I'm in my 60s, so I can no longer afford losses.
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  5144. He's not waffling. He's reading off a chart the number of charges against each of the US Presidents. Not sure where Nixon is on that but Trump's tally should have put him behind bars.
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  5145. I thought it was fun. And it reaffirmed my dislike of all things Linux.
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  5146. Which Western leader doesn't grasp it?
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  5147. What are you hoping for? Putin can veto everything. The UN is basically powerless.
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  5148. I grew up in NZ but left in my 30's. If you enjoys the outdoors... camping, fishing, hiking, skiing etc then NZ can be great. If you enjoy small town life then ok. Neither are for me. Boring at best, depressing is more likely. Outside of Auckland, city life is pretty much non existent. And Auckland is too expensive. I've been in Melbourne for 20 years and love it, but I miss the NZ beauty and cooler climate.
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  5149. We don't have them in Australia either and we're mostly flat land. Been talk of Melbourne to Sydney but not much happening.
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  5150. Vaccination side effects are always overly hyped by anti-vaxxers.
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  5151.  @jaysea7826  In my country, the curve has been flattened and crushed out of existence.
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  5152. What are you talking about? MS Visual Studio can build huge projects fast and without issue. All of this unfounded hate if everything MS is cult like. We've been running daily builds with MS Visual Studio, and we've been using it for close to 30 years.... 4 weeks.... That's a Strawman.
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  5153. You shut down to avoid the worst case scenario. You want more death? Almost 50,000 Americans dead already, is that not enough for you? Spare a thought for the health professionals struggling long hours to save lives. You want their job made even worse?
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  5154. Except that story is a myth.
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  5155. Yeah, tell the Jew haters to go live in Arabia. That's the only way there'll be peace, sadly.
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  5156. I feel you've misunderstood the comments regarding ethnicity. In reality, it would be very easy to mistake Russians for Ukrainians. It would also be easy to mistake Canadians for Americans. I do regularly. It depends on accent. I very often can't tell the difference whether visually or superficially. I'm pretty sure that's what he meant. Definitely not a big fail if taken in context. That said, he was definitely wrong about a bunch of other stuff.
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  5157. Rubbish! Atheists don't need to preach these beliefs, they actually get things done while the religious sit around praying.
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  5158. Or a prison cell in Siberia.
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  5159. They mostly care about their own inconveniences while their men kill Ukrainians.
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  5160. LOL How? Railway lines down every street? Or one per suburb? It's not viable to retrofit train networks into large sprawling cities. And even where there are stations (as there are in mine. 150 of them), how to get to those stations without cars and/or where to park cars when there are cars? Buses are next to useless and trams have the same problems as trains... they need tram tracks. Think it through before commenting. My state government is spending big on public transport but guess what, we're talking decades worth of work and the cost could cripple us. So in answer to your question... I can drive to the office in 30 mins each way, or I could take a combination of walking and buses and trains and take 90mins each way. The car wins.
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  5161. Assuming he does, that's not the same thing as what the woke left are doing. He might lose it personally, but the left are working the whole system from the inside. One of the goals being to shut down speech that fails the woke test. They might struggle with this in the US due to the constitution, but in many other countries, they are selectively shutting down free speech through legislation, through bullying, through cancel culture and deplatforming.
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  5162. Depends on how you define "free". There is no such thing as total freedom. There can't be. There will always be a set of limitations and restrictions. There has to be.
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  5163. There might be a link but I would argue genetics is the biggest contributor as it is with every other physical trait.
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  5164. If you can figure out how to comment here them, I'm sure you can do it.... you need to go to the video description and find the blue 'help99' link, click on it, and then follow the instructions on the donation page.
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  5165.  @terrydaktyllus1320  You made some good points then spoiled it by writing "they start whining on about "I don't want to use the terminal"". Too right. I don't want to use a terminal either. And referring to "learning to use Linux properly" in the context of using terminals... this is a major factor in why Linux is languishing at around the 4% to 5% level as a desktop option. Terminals are past their use by date or should be for 99% of activity. The year is 2024, not 1984. And outside of DOS, I wasn't even using a terminal in 1984.
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  5166.  @skytale35  I thought the whole point of computers was to automate stuff? Seems hard core Linux fans believe the opposite.... just find the hardest way possible and stick with it. There are reasons why Windows is very popular... one is that it's easier to use than Linux. Whether it's better or worse is a whole different topic. But it is easier to use, and it has a more polished and consistent GUI and cross version compatibility than Linux. I'm mainly a Windows user and a Windows software developer. I tried Linux a few times over the years but found it disappointing. I also encountered no end of problems getting it to install and run, but that's just my take on it. Yours is clearly different.
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  5167. Same thing happened to me except it was due to bullying. Took me 25 years to catch up. I finally entered my chosen career at age 40.
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  5168. Maybe true for x86 (not sure) but for all CPUs I've worked with, move was effectively a copy with source and destination both valid after execution.
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  5169. Well, ruzzia blew Ukraine's dam, delaying the counter-offensive and probably leading to even greater probability of power blackouts this winter. It all helps ruzzia press forward with their disgusting and barbaric invasion.
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  5170. "By saying it’s Islam, innocent Muslim people suffer bigotry. " So we we have to stop talking about important stuff and/or hide facts because what? Because the world contains some bigots? Really? Thing is, it really is about Islam. That's the reality we must face. Not all Muslims follow the literal interpretation for a myriad of reasons but that doesn't stop it being about Islam. Too many people trying to sweep stuff under the carpet. Islam needs to be exposed for what it is, especially as it is still a growing threat globally.
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  5171. What do you mean by "autonomy" in the Russian context?
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  5172. She'll make dRump look like a rank amateur.
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  5173. That must have been painful?
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  5174. It's in the description. It's a prerequisite for running docker on Linux, right? And most beginners don't know Linux.
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  5175. I feel the same way as Douglas. I am outraged that there are also hamas supporters in my country.
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  5176. More likely ruzzia is doomed.
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  5177. I suspect Sam falls into the camp of those who think intelligence and consciousness are just the result of brain function and thereby (mistakingly in my opinion) assume those attributes can be equivalently duplicated in silicon.
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  5178. It's not a joke.
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  5179. I like him
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  5180. I have heard if it and I have used it in chess engines where every clock cycle counts. For instance, bitboards and branchless algorthms.
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  5181. After the 2020 election, Trump (Republicans) appealed to the courts for a decision on vote counting discrepencies and alledged fraud. How is that a problem? Sam?
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  5182. When we had visitors from oversees, the first thing they'd say is where are all the people? I grew up in a small Nth Island town but would take regular trips to Auckland or Wellington just to break the boredom which can be become quite depressing.
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  5183.  @eSKAone-  It's all pure speculation. We really have no clue about how the biological brain really works.
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  5184. He is not racist nor is he lazy. Don't you think it's time to retire that worn out "racist" smearing tactic. Make you look stupid. It's past it's use by date.
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  5185. It really boils down to a religous war. It's radical Islam vs the infidels. And Jews are the worst in the islamonazi playbook. The rest is a distraction.
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  5186. ​ @lauchlanguddy1004  What stolen land? If you're referring to Israel then no. That is and always has been the Jewish homeland. Well, at least for 3000 years anyway. The Arabs are the thieves. They've been persecuting Jews for at least 2600 years. The real Palistinians are the Jewish people, not the Arab blow-ins. Learn some history.
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  5187. Rubbish. Sam said no such thing. He isn't even trying to "slander all Christians". He is simply sating his position on it.
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  5188. What would the Palestinian ancestral claim look like? They're mostly Arabs, and Arabs have no more of an ancestral claim to Israel than they do to any other non-Arab land. Same applies to the two religions... Islam has no connection with Israel in terms of initial development (apart from spurious claims), whereas Judaism was developed in Israel 2500 years ago. And again, the languages. The connections. The historical clams of each couldn't be more opposite. Even the concept of Palestine as a country is a fabrication, whereas Israel as a concept has a real 3000-year history behind it. I'm not being intentionally argumentative. I believe our positions are somewhat aligned. I stand with Israel. But I'm much less sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, which for many is a hate fuelled desire for genocide. I just struggle with that side of it. Yes, the way Brittian haphazardly divided the region did lead to problems, but on the other hand, reinstating the Jewish homeland after the Ottoman collapse had to be done. It was the only just action to take. I would argue that the Jewish side was shortchanged on territory.
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  5189. Putin making NATO stronger and weaker simultaneously.
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  5190. ​ @jamaicanboy342 That's your delusion. It comes from a belief that America is better at everything it's not. I don't give a toss about America, nor to want anything from it. Especially while that big orange clown is running it.
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  5191. Then explain why the US and other northern hemisphere countries had large outbreaks in summer?
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  5192. These radical muslims are despicable hate filled scumbags. Period. And these scumbags are everywhere. There are millions of them.
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  5193. People mock Biden, but I'm old enough to understand what he's going through. It sucks.
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  5194. You're talking about trolls on twitter... what about YouTube? I encounter heaps of them. Do they work the same way... bot farms etc?
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  5195. You criticise Sam Harris and Yascha Mounk but listen to Bret Weinstein? You should know that Bret Weinstein's podcast is not a reliable source. I'd been a fan for years, but he went well off the rails during the pandemic. Not credible.
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  5196. Russia is weakening pretty quickly.
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  5197. Which elections? Do you mean the EU Parliament?
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  5198. People are entitled to think what they like but there is no solid credible evidence an ‘agenda to destroy western society’. What's bandied around as evidence is nothing but rumor and hearsay, taking things out of context, confusing correlation for causation, confirmation bias etc.
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  5199. It's for learning the C++ programming language.
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  5200. Nature is pretty cruel. I wouldn't want to model a society on it. It's pretty much dog eats dog out there with no hope of improvement. An existence mired in poverty, struggle, poor health and an early grave.
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  5201. Trump is an idiot. Let's hope he doesn't win.
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  5202. What was he wrong about? Draft age?
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  5203. On covid, Rogan is clueless, in my opinion.
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  5204. I used to be an avid follower of Dave until I noticed he was much like a cracked record. Same old libertarian lines over and over even when their application is clearly nonsensical, like during a pandemic response. I admire him for seeing through the idiocy of wokeness but that's about all.
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  5205. What you wrote is fascinating, but that would be a whole different video.
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  5206.  @Low_tolerance  Arms are not the problem. It's there use that is the problem. Hams is getting arms from its allies. Israel is getting arms from its allies. That's a given. But there was a lot of bullshit in this video. Don't believe it. The truth is more important than petty biases... 1) Hamas has Iranian support. It could have been an Uranian supplied rocket which would likely be more powerful than the Hamas ones. 2) The rocket came in from the southwest and its trajectory and impact site and damage pattern proves it. Realise that Israel is to the east. It could not have fired that rocket. 3) Fragments have been identifies as not being from an Israeli rocket. So, maybe Russian, Iranian or local made. 4) Hamas have unwittingly admitted blame for the hospital attack in intercepted phone conversations. 5) The hospital was not targeted. It was an accident. A Hamas rocket fired from the southwest malfunctioned and crashed into the hospital carpark. When one fires 5000 rockets from civilian positions, of course there will be tragedy. Hamas stupidity has caused these problems. 6) Any location used to fire rockets at another country automatically becomes a valid target, even if it's a civilian area. The responsibility lies with Hamas to not use civilian locations for war.
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  5207. I see nothing powerful in Chapter 52 at all and I see no reason to believe that the Quran is in any way the word of god or the word of his prophet. Same goes for the bible. All are simply the word of man in my opinion. I see no evidence to the contrary. Having said that... I must commend you on your polite and gracious manner. There is too much anger about. Praise where is it due.
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  5208. Kamala Harris "destroyed" Trump to use an overly use term. He was a trainwreck.
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  5209. Getting bigger but not better is rather sad.
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  5210. @Pseudologia Fantastica I doubt antifa could explain antifa. They're nutters.
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  5211. Do we really need dreadful background music?
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  5212. He did tell the truth. BTW, those rubbles they pay you ain't worth a lot... and they'll be worth even less soon.
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  5213. I have difficulty believing Russia is evacuating civilians. Russia doesn't care about civilians. Hell, Russia doesn't even care about it's own. Russia sends 300k conscripts to the slaughter while rescuing civilians? Something is wrong. When Russia moves civilians around, it's usually about russification or genocide. There is never a humane reason. I worry that this is a just some kind of a trap?
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  5214. That was great. I'm left wondering whether the rest was as good but I'll never know.
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  5215. Yeah, Linux sucks.
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  5216. Is smearing the best you can do?
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  5217. In a 2008 global Gallup poll, nearly 70% of Australians stated religion as having no importance while around 30% are 'non religious'. We can see from these figures that many of the religious are non practicing. I also think these figures indicate that the trend toward non religion will coninue and probably accelerate. Atheism is already totally acceptable in Australia. There is no issue with it. Even our Prime Minister is an atheist.
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  5218.  @bluehope42  I agree with Alex. You're either misrepresenting or misunderstanding the point. And what might or might not be nonsense is less relevent when it's a discussion of speculative ideas and not a court trial... unless you want the discussion to go nowhere.
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  5219. The bible has no consistent morality but what it does have is dreadful, so how is it erroneous to argue against it?
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  5220. There is nothing significantly wrong with Australia. Issues are mostly blown up by the leftist media for political points. I've lived my 60+ years between Australua and NZ. NZ isn't a bed of roses. In spite of a treaty and a bunch of other programs, it's a more racist country than Australia. It's bicultural. It's Pakeha vs Maori. Paheha this and Maori that. It's endless and it's soul destroying. That's why my wife and I moved to Australia. You have to dig deeper than the headlines. But the problems are not due to Britian. It's due to disingenuous players. That's all I'll say about it here.
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  5221. Israel and Ukraine are fighting the same axis of evil. The same carbal of despots and dictators and anti-democratic fanatics. The differences in terms of war are mainly due to military imbalances. Israel has the fire power to destroy Hamas, therefore it tries. Ukraine does not have the fire power to deal with Russia. Think about it and figure it out.
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  5222. What do you mean?
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  5223. Scary stuff for anyone with button phobia and I'm being serious. Bad enough that people have them plastered all over their clothes without having them on that expansing universe strap thingy 😞
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  5224. I would argue that it's what nature created. Pain, suffering, disease, starvation and death are all integral to nature. Humanity has actually improved it's situation over the default state.
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  5225. So you would never go to a movie theatre to watch an animated movie?
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  5226. What do they mean by 'truth telling '. I've heard that phrase said a lot in reference to Aboriginal affairs.
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  5227. @evgenych1 No one has 3 years. If a Europe wide war erupts, the global economy will crash. The price of eggs in America, "woke" issues, and immigration... pretty much everything maga cares about... that will be the least of their worries.
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  5228. Of all of the vaccinations I've received throughout my lifetime (including astrazenica), none were aspirated and I'm ok with that. I'm not going to start telling health experts how to do their job just because one nurse on YouTube says differently. I appreciate what Dr. Campbell is doing but I don't have to agree with everything said.
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  5229. I find that having a mortgage or any kind debt very stressful. Same with stocks or property investment. The times when I did have money on stocks... there were many sleepless nights. My tolerance for risk is extremely low.
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  5230. The mRNA technology is not new. It is then years in the making and it's a platform perfectly suited to customization for cancer teatment. And while no one can be 100% sure about the long term effect, an understanding of mRNA should engender confidence. But people are over thing the. It's even simpler than that... do you want protection from short term and long term side effects that are most likely 10000X worse than the vaccine I.e. Covid-19? We now have the data from the largest human study ever conducted.
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  5231. @specter0023 Nope. That's not what is most commonly meant by "woke". If it was that, then no one would have an issue with it. I am ant-woke with a vengence. I am also anti-ruzzia. The "woke" movement is toxic.
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  5232. The Democrats is not a centre right party except possibly on momentary policy. Depends somewhat on your definitions but a large chunk of them and their support base are woke. I judge more on social issues like LGBT rights, abortion, immigration etc.
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  5233. I agree with your sentiment regarding Sam but no, Australia is far from a fascist state. Federal election this year and it could go either way. That's a healthy democracy. I live in Melbourne and I like it. The state government is a little too far left on social issues but right now the conservative opposition look incompetent on other issues. Neither are fascist.
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  5234. No sane commentator would claim that about border security... nice strawman argument. Border security is or should be high priroty. But there are plenty of things about Trump that are terrifying. He's a mixed bag of good ideas, bad ideas and dreadful ideas. And his effect on congress already seems evident by tying support of an allied country with border security. Two unrelated issues that should be dealt with separately. That's irrational and partisan. Seems Trump has a chip on his should about Ukraine. Not a good look. Leaders need to be above petty personal squabbles.
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  5235. India has been a massive disappointment. Is India morally bankrupt? Can they not see the damamage ruzzia is doing to Ukraine specially, but more generally, to the whole world? Even the russians are suffering, and its all for nothing.
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  5236. They're both dreadful.
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  5237. Either I believe. I've had docker containers running on my Windows 10 work PC. But don't ask me how to set one up because that part, I struggle to understand.
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  5238. Not sure what it is with Americans that they have to rant everytime someone mentions "democracy". The term has multiple meanings... it can mean a form of government (e.g. Australia or the UK) or more loosely, any form of government in which the public have voting rights. The US system is considered democratic though not a democracy in the strict sense. But cut people some slack. Democracy or democratic or whatever. You're just playing semantics. Pretty much everyone knows the US system is not "a democracy". That said, this is only a minor gripe but it happens a lot, I agree with the rest of your comments.
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  5239. These protesters aren't solving anything, but they're too dumb to figure that out. The 'climate crisis' can only be solved by science, technology and innovation.
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  5240. Russia has already made noises around blowing up the remaining dams, and then there's the nuclear plant to worry about, and so far Russia not been penalised for this and probably won't be.
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  5241. There is no way "AI" could be conscious. At its core, it's just a pile of mathematics.
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  5242. Yeah, that's easy with nice numbers. The real value in these videos is the how-to and what pitfalls to avoid.
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  5243. What crimes?
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  5244. Not really. Linux is even harder to code.
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  5245. It's a clever move. It's all part of reducing Russia's options.
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  5246. Ukraine has been beating Russia for six months.
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  5247. You conveniently ignored context.
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  5248. What?
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  5249. I agree with the C guy. I like the simplicity of C, but sometimes I want a little more abstraction. That's why I also like C++.
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  5250. Well, it's already Friday where I live :)
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  5251. Correct. I pay money to watch sky news but that not for much longer if would seem.
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  5252.  @brett22bt  He was copping a lot of abuse. There was no justification for the type of abuse he was getting. The fires are not his fault. He has done nothing wrong. This news report was awful. If I wanted this type of spin, I would watch free to air where there is a good selection of lefty bias and spin. I thought sky was better than this!
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  5253. Blake's 7 was good. Doctor Who was good. Past tense sadly.
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  5254. More will die if Trump wins. They're playing the long game. Sadly, that's war.
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  5255. Einstein didn’t have the highest IQ but he did have a very high IQ, easily within the top 1%. And saying he "cheated his way through college" actually says nothing about his IQ or his ability. So what's your point?
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  5256. Great observation. I was there having my day ruined by these protesting morons. I thought the whole thing was grotesque.
    1
  5257. The far left are as bad at banning, censoring and deplatforming as any other group.
    1
  5258. Yeah, 21 is a more "advanced" crappy language than 17. Thing is, the whole Java ecosystem sucks.
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  5259. ​​ @Sven_Dongle So you say, but perhaps you know nothing about the commenters? Java sucks... what do you know about me appart from hating Java?
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  5260. You're peddling the same old failed arguments. Islam is well enough understood outside of Islamic communities to know that it's just another flawed man made religion. One doesn't need to be an expert to know that. Muslims routinely accuse Christianity of being wrong. Are all Muslims experts on Christianity? No, and they don't need to be. Both religions are self evidently flawed to anyone who has an open mind and starts digging.
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  5261. ​ @DiegoB0525 All you're doing is shooting the messenger. The underlying message is correct. Doesn't matter who says it.
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  5262. Unfortunately, the UN is next to useless.
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  5263. Why is it taking so long getting heavy equipment into Ukraine? Has any of it there yet... tanks, bradlys etc?
    1
  5264. Nope.
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  5265. This one brought out the trolls.
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  5266. They did see it coming. There was plenty of commentary on it.
    1
  5267. The left still haven't figured out how to actually read Trump. It's kind of laughable six years on.
    1
  5268. Not really.
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  5269. What are you referring to? Australia being a very close and strong US ally?
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  5270. They haven't waited long enough for mask wearing to kick in.
    1
  5271. Good points.
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  5272. Did you find it difficult to transition to Java after learning and using C? I also dabbled in Assembly way back in the 70s and 80s. Subsequently, I've been a C/ C++ developer for 25 years but completely failed at transitioning to Java. I hate the language literally and conceptually and I hated the whole java ecosystem. We're forced to use the Eclipse IDE. And what a peice of unstable bloated crap that is. And since our dev team has been moving away from C++ toward Java, I'm effectivelly being forced into early retirement.
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  5273. My body my choice is a terrible argument. It's not even logical in an abortion context.
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  5274. Hope so but why invade even Ukraine? Makes no sense.
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  5275. I find Java daunting.C and C++ not.
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  5276. But remember, they divorced before the band split. They were still recording in 1981
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  5277. ​ @Lipi19821 Take your blinkers off.
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  5278. Is it possible to use Linux without ever touching the terminal? It's 2024. I don't ever want to bother with the terminal. I can get everything done that I need done on Windows without needing the terminal (CMD). Being forced to use the terminal would be a deal breaker for me.
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  5279. Great questions but as expected, no answers. Par for the course on this subject. No useful information anywhere. It's super frustrating. Yeah, these are the kind if questions that are burning my brain cells right now.
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  5280. I can answer that in one sentence. He is not spiritual and consistent with his non spiritual atheistic world view, he rightly mocks religious nonsense.
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  5281. CMake is just a crappy open-source hack. I will never use it by choice. It has found its way into Microsoft Visual Studio as an option, but again, VS already does a way better job on its own as a C++ build system. Been a C++ developer for 22 years. The only time I've needed CMake was to import some open-source code that didn't have VS project files... and it took forever to get right. CMake is an absolute nightmare. Additionally, Microsoft Visual Studio is a much better development IDE (for C++) than what's available for Rust. I've done some Rust coding in VSCode. Not great.
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  5282. Why not just use the OS that works for you and ignore the woke bs? I mean, if MS wants to waste money, then let them. That said, they're probably all woke. The whole industry is woke.
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  5283. Most people already know. No need to spell it out every interview.
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  5284. Is that how it's supposed to work? I would have thought it would be enforced by force somehow?
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  5285. ​​ @whatsthatnoise5955 The OP didn't say climate change was an extension of the woke movement, but it's being push most heavily by the same crowd. It's very easy to fall into the trap as I did around 2019 of going hard core conservative and mocking the left. The bullshit spread by the far right during the pandemic was the wakeup call I needed. I realised that both sides were mad and that somewhere in the middle can be found balance. I am still "anti-woke" but I no longer look to the right for solutions. Both the left and right can be like broken clocks, depending on the topic.
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  5286. Totally agree with you. Though I'm not a web developer, we still see library bloat in application development. Sometimes multiple versions of the same library because one version has bug x while another has bug y. We need both.
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  5287. I'm hoping that Europe will step up now that America has gone nuts, thanks to the big orange baffoon and the MAGA morons.
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  5288. Are you a Russian troll?
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  5289.  @TheFinalsTV  No, it does take some talent.
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  5290. Rubbish. Tinfoil hat on?
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  5291. He won because (1) he was the better candidate and (2) we can still remember the bs being peddled by conservatives during the pandemic about tyranny, about vaccines, about masks. Too much anti science nonsense.
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  5292. Sad what's happening to such a great country. The left is destroying common decency.
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  5293. Thank you Jake for your balanced and accurate take on the Middle East issue. I am so tired of the bone headed folk who refuse to understand Israel, and instead due to ignorance, support a terror state. The Jewish people are great people and mostly liberal. They're a clever and hard-working people who just want to live in peace in the land of their ancestors. And they're not racists as too many claim. They share their home with millions Arabs/Muslims and other nationalities. This is the land where their language culture and religion came into being. And they have nowhere else to go to escape the constant threat from Jew haters and Islamists.
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  5294. Driverless cars is a super dumb idea.
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  5295. This is nonsensical.
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  5296. Good to know. I use it as a technical source, and I've found it to be very good, but I'll never donate again.
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  5297. Picking a date whereby Ukraine becomes a NATO member while still at war with ruzzia is ludicrous. One of NATOs strengths is to act as a deterent. That would be destroyed when on that chosen date NATO continues to do nothing. And it would do nothing. Putin wins. Bad idea.
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  5298. These ruzzian clowns babbling about mobilising... just get the f**k out of Ukraine. Problem solved.
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  5299. Lockdowns are not illogical unless you believe preventing a massive health disaster is illogical?
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  5300. There are no benefits for Ukraine. Not only does it make their counter offensive more difficult, they lose another power station and floods their towns. It benefits Russia in every way. It was Russia that mined the dam last year. Stop spreading Russian lies. Geeze.
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  5301. Not really. I've used both. I prefer MS.
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  5302. Who the hell would want to compile their own? Lol I mean, roughly 99.9999999% of OS installations come pre-compiled... and they seem to work.
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  5303.  @mostlypeacefulrowan8747  I'm in the same boat. Born in NZ but my ancestry is English. I feel English. I feel my roots are in England even though I've never been there.
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  5304. Military personnel aside, can't imagine what the Russian people can do about the war. A lifetime of brainwashing likely prevents most from even considering such an option.
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  5305. Not really.
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  5306. Yeah but Russia won't negotiate and can't be trusted anyway, so how would it work? Russia stole a chunk of Ukrainian territory and Ukraine understandably wants it back. A compromise signals to Russia that it can steal more. That's how Russia works. That's why Russia is so huge. So negotiate. Sounds good but not practical. Easy for Trump to say it. Probably worth a try. Would it work? No.
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  5307. Yeah, stupid attitude, but nothing he said was a secret. It's been known for a very long time that Ukraine has untapped mineral wealth. It's probably the reason pootin wants it.
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  5308.  @TheZoneTakesYou  The Iraq war was so different to the Ukrainian invasion in so many ways that it doesn't make sense to compare them but since to mentioned it. The Iraqi government was more akin to the current Russian one than any other... a tyrannical dictatorship committing war crimes against soveriegn states, genocide and wide spread human rights abuses against its own citizens in torture chambers. Sound familiar? Yeah, Russia must have stolen the copy-book.
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  5309. Well said Jordan Peterson.
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  5310. The cost of doing nothing is likely quite low. And massive investment is code for massive debt and taxes.
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  5311. The UN is clearly a waste of space.
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  5312. Sam Harris is spot on. Sam has always been nuanced. People simply missunderstand him when he does those thought experiments, as you have done on the torture topic. He was correct on Islam and he's been critiquing religion for decades. And he doesn't say Muslims are dangerous. Wrong again. He says bad ideas are dangerous. You are both bashing Sam while having no idea what he's doing. I'll give you a clue... there's more substance in Sam's podcasts than what I just saw here. But back to Bret, I find it incredibly shocking and sad the way Bret has seemingly abandoned science and instead, appears to be promoting far right bullshit. I was a long time fan of the Dark Horse podcast until the bullshit started. Unfortunately, the far right care not about evidence. Especially on pandemic issues where it's all about ignoring science in favour of anecdote or worse.
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  5313. Not really.
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  5314. You've missed the whole point of this channel, you and a thousand others, and it hapoens every time, jeeze. I thought this channel was for people with their thinking caps on?
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  5315. Hack? Take your tinfoil hat off.
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  5316. Ryan Sevaadra's comment is hitting new lows of ignorance.
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  5317. They're a weird mob.
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  5318. ​@dpelpal Yet putin and russians support the so-called special military opperation to "liberate" Ukraine? Ukraine was liberated already until putin got involved. Why doesn't putin make russia better for russians instead of wrecking other countries?
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  5319. ​ @PeteHill-j6b Some do, sadly and shockingly, so you're wrong.
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  5320. Not really. They're cheap, undetectable and they work.
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  5321. I'm showing age... we used slide rules at school. There were no calculators yet, at least none that were affordable.
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  5322. Interest rates are still historically pretty low.
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  5323. Stupid comparison between covid-19 and bubonic plague. Covid-19 has a lower mortality rate than the plague with fewer people dying...... so...... what? I guess that means we can do the conservative thing and throw caution to the wind and get back to normal, right?
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  5324. Words of Cheresie "she needs to transform Iraq into something closer to America" Nice idea but how would you propose she do that? It's just not possible in any practical sense. Greater powers than her have tried and failed. There are way too many deep-seated problems in the Middle East. Islam being the big one. And that one isn't going away any time soon. Certainly not in her lifetime. It would be a suicide mission.
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  5325. People who believe Vim makes people more productive are deluded. Arguing Vim vs. not understanding how things work under the hood is a false dichotomy. One could learn the under the hood stuff in a 1000 different ways. Jumping between files the way you showed is far from great. It's nuts.
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  5326. One Nation will never make government. They're too extreme and almost wacky. Same for UAP and Greens.
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  5327. "Truth to Power" is an anoying phrase overused by the left as a rhetorical tactical ploy to imply in discussion that (1) the speaker has been oppressed (2) the speaker is correct (3) the recipient is the offender, the aggressor or the oppressor. Typically, one or more of these assumptions are incorrect. The left love empty rhetoric. They also like spinning their wheels on irelevencies.
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  5328.  Phil Alexandre  Not guaranteed but more than likely.
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  5329. Who cares what this guy says... he is not his brother.
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  5330. Not really.
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  5331. FUN FACT When are you going to present some facts? So far you are no fun.
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  5332. You must have been watching a different video?
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  5333. The addition load will still go onto coal surely? Unless your solar panels are massive and you have massive battery backup?
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  5334. Fanatical hate filled muslims, obviously. Beheading comes straight from their play book. Have we collectively not learned yet? We must be honest about the cause. This is not an enemy that can be defeated with guns. It's an idea. An evil idea.
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  5335. I believe there is one now... USAntibiotics
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  5336. Next year might be nice.
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  5337. Rubbish. Australia handled the pandemic better than most. New Zealand also did well.
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  5338. Can you elaborate? What policy would you recommend?
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  5339. What are you talking about? The facts are clear. I recognise Israel's right to its land and to defend itself from Islam terrorism as does my country. That's as it should be.
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  5340. Who?
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  5341. All facts.
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  5342. ​ @williamwilson8582 Bullshit. The UK "justice sytem" put him in prison. He's not getting rich out of any of this. He's simply passionate but lacks caution and is noisy, and that makes him low hanging fruit. Too many of the people who probably should be locked up have the wrong skin colour.
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  5343. That's bullshit. The Jews have been persecuted for way longer. The Arabs invaded Israel circa 600 BCE. The Romans were occupying and persecuting Jews before Jesus was even born. Anti-semitism existed before Christianity. It's evil and people like you who support or excuse it are also evil. So, get your facts sorted before you spew antisemitic bullshit.
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  5344. Probably will if ruzzia continues its barbaric invasion. All free democratic countries need to lift their game. I see no alternative given that ruzzia wants to destroy Ukraine and reinstate its Soviet borders. Do you have a better option? That said, who is "you people"? You mean people who stand for human rights freedom, liberty, and democracy? Yes, there is a cost. Sorry sbout that.
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  5345. And Moscow nukes the US, right? Not sure how that solves anything.
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  5346. LOL Yeah, riiiiight
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  5347. Yes, this is fantastic. I am very happy to see people gaining these freedoms.
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  5348. ​ @adz951  The known history of the Jewish people dates bsck at least 2600 yeas to when the Arabs invaded. I'm shocked you don't know that!
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  5349. Russia is more of a worry than Israel.
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  5350. Negotiating is a waste of time. Russia is never true to its word. Russia is a terrorist state stuck in 19th century empire building mode. Russia only understands force. It loves war and doesn't recognize borders. If Russia keeps any of Ukraine's territory, it'll be back for more, sooner or later. So, why is the possibility of negotiation even mentioned?
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  5351. You're a simple-minded soul, aren't you?
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  5352. I always felt McCain was too left leaning for a Republican, but I'm not aware of the debate you referenced.
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  5353. I thought Orban would be Putin's messenger boy.
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  5354. @Bone spurs are contagious Then blame your healthcare system. I'm sure the resources exist already. You don't need Trump out there holding hands.
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  5355. Good point, but some languages do use = as the boolean equals.
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  5356. Docker, networking and CLI... three things that induce massive stress levels. It all went right over my head.
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  5357. What are you rambling about?
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  5358. He knows. Maybe you missed the part where he recommended a resister?
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  5359. Ukrainians are not russian... that's plain to see.
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  5360. Clickbait. C++ is still used widely for operating systems and other high performance application. The Chromium engine is written in C++, as are large chunks of the Windows OS. Over 90% of the code bases I worked on over the past 30 years were C++, and probably around 9% C. And this stuff is not being rewritten in some other newfangled language. It's stable. C and C++ combined hold 20% of the language market share, plus, there's a mountain of legacy code that won't be going away any time soon. Rust is at around 1% last time I checked. In favour of C and C++ is that it's better in low-level coding scenarios.
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  5361. Were you wearing your tinfoil hat when you wrote that?
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  5362. Rogan isn't very bright, actually. He's clueless... but maga maniacs are far worse.
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  5363. Half of Russia's fighting force has been destroyed but realise that it's likely the best half gone. Ukraine has been blowing up Russia's best for 18 months.
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  5364. Who is that clown in the blue suit? What a waste of space he is.
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  5365.  @philosophicaltool5469  What are you blabbering about?
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  5366. Correct. We seem to have an increasing number of far left lunatics popping and causing all manner of problems. Scary thing is they're finding their way into positions of authority. This is where they'll really do some damage.
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  5367. Daniel S Nice comment. I agree.
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  5368. ​ @shaun1463 The "hooties" are just a bunch of brainless thugs who've dealt with no one.
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  5369. I never used an Atari, but I can say the Amiga was better than the first Macs. I've used both.
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  5370. Palistinians living on Jewish homeland and not liking Jews reminds me of Russians living in Ukraine and not liking Ukrainians. Same thing, same solution. Go live in your own homeland i.e. Arabia and Russia repectively.
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  5371. It's real.
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  5372. That's all bs. Try again.
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  5373.  @shawnhall3849  Why is that funny?
    1
  5374. Yeah, most have 2 slots, sadly.
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  5375. Whatever. But fossil fueled vehicles have to be phased out eventually whether you like it or not and the producers of the alternatives will have to up their game.
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  5376. Can't stand that lefty show "the project". It's so damn irritating.
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  5377.  @Marco-it2mr  Correct.
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  5378. Not really unless you don't give a toss about a bunch of people dying unnecessarily.
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  5379. It has nothing to do with capitalism. There are plenty of socially minded people who have many friends (like some of my work colleagues). Then there are others like me who don't have the social skills. It's more about personality types. I'm a loner by nature. I don't like people.
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  5380. Good point. It's as if they consider right=bad, left=good. Right now the far-left look deranged.
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  5381. The reality is that Ukraine will have to fight this war to its end without any gods getting involved.
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  5382. Is it really a war?
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  5383. You're stating the bleeding obvious, which is to not optimise too early. But what is too early? The later one leaves it the harder it becomes, and the easier becomes to introduce bugs. When developing high performance software, optimisation should be in the forefront of one's mind before writing any code. It should be part of the design process.
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  5384. You are likely correct in a sense except that anything Christianity got right is akin to how a stopped click gets it right sometimes. From what I read of your comments, you already know this. There is just so much wrong with Christianity, the barbarity and oppression it motivated and the ancient writings that it's based on. I srruggle to see it as a net possitive. I was raised a Christian and was so for half of my life. Now in my 60s agnostic/atheist, I know it from the inside and the outside.
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  5385. Maybe it is. Doesn't speak to how good the language is. A lot of stuff is coded in C++, like whole OS's. Doesn't stop the C++ knockers.
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  5386. Socialists promise a bigger slice of the pie but it's an ever decreasing pie. They fail to understand the importance of capitalism as a driver of wealth and progress.
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  5387. Funny, Pootin complaining about terrorism... pot calling kettle
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  5388. If Europe can boost its military... how long will it take? 2030? Ukraine needs help yesterday. Massive missile attack overnight on Ukraine, thanks to Trump's bs.
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  5389. You do realize that no one can predict the future, right? His six month lock-down was anticipated to be necessary, probably as a worst case scenario, but the lock-downs were more effective than anticipated due to peoples behavior. You have a problem with that? Look around the world... you'll be hard pressed to find many countries in a better position the Australia.
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  5390. You obviously didn't listen.
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  5391. Why would that be relevant?
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  5392. Russia advancing thanks to Mike Johnson's Ukrainian aid blocking actions (in my opinion).
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  5393.  @KamillaMirabelle  But it is harder than many of the others.
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  5394. Yes but putin doesn't care about killing his own people.
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  5395. So, Ukraine is a whole lot more effective per $ than is ruzzia? I think this was the case. Pretty sure ruzzia was firing thousands of shells into open fields etc. As to aid amounts from all contributers, total to date is more like 200B. Not all was for direct supply of weapons, and not all has been delivered, but I think your 20B is wrong. Additionally, I wouldn't believe any of the ruzzian figures. They lie about everything.
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  5396. Whether he missed it or not, it's irrelevant to the science and data. I took the vaccine because of the science and trial data. I couldn't give a toss whether a bunch of PhDs are hesitant. I'm guessing Sam Harris would feel the same.
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  5397. Too.long for you, but many new to this will prefer it.
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  5398. ​​​ @N....  Stop being a pedantic language lawyer. There's always one in every comment section. There were no smart pointers when I started developing in C++. And there is still no smart pointer useage in the huge C++ code base I work on because most of it predates the introduction into the language. It's all vanilla.
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  5399. Trump saying stupid things.... what's new Lol
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  5400. Is Elon Musk a military expert? Right now Ukraine is winning on the ground. But should Russia be permitted to repeatedly annex chunks of territory from sovereign nations and commit grnocide within them? When does it stop? Does it ever stop? Ever wondered why Russia is so big? It's because Russia is like a metastasising cancerous lump and Ukraine has just been infected. What happens when cancerous lumps are left untreated? What would Elon Musk do? Easy to talk about negotiating when it's not his country on the line. Besides, what's the point of negotiating with a terrorist state the never keep's it's promises? What compromise would Putin make? He wants Ukraine gone in it's current form or at a minimum turn it into another puppet state.
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  5401. That's not entirely correct, but what's your point? The West is increasing its Ukraine aid daily, as it should. Ruzzia must be stopped, or else ww3 will happen.
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  5402. I'm just looking at this problem, and my brain is already in pain 😞
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  5403. It's all relative.
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  5404. Cats yes. Dogs no.
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  5405. This seems like a load of pro Islamic propaganda.
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  5406. Saved a lot of lives though. That should count for something, right?
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  5407. What use are firearms?
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  5408. It doesn't modify the data type. It just says this variable contains the address of a value, not the value itself. int a, *b, c; // 'a' and 'c' are of type int. The value at the memory address contained in 'b' would be interpreted as an int.
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  5409. No. And what a dumb comment. Use your brain.
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  5410. That seems illogical. Why can't there be trillions of souls? Why limit the number? Most souls likely don't even incarnate. The observable universe is thought to be 13.8 billion years old but we have no idea how large or old the universe actually is. It could be infinite.
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  5411. "Arabs living in the Land of Israel"... exactly. That's what the so called "Palestinians" are. I'm not an Israeli, nor am I Jewish, nor am I religious, but I know the true history.
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  5412. Of course there were people, but I suggest you listen again and here is a hint for you... you didn't understand the significance of the name "Palistine" and who really are the Palistinians. Figuring that out is the key.
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  5413. You wish.
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  5414. RonPaul Revered "Are laws the only thing keeping you from stealing and murdering now? "... For many people... yes. The strongest and most violent group would simply take over and oppress the rest... think North Korea or ISIS in Iraq.
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  5415. You mean that pro Palistinian guy? He's stuck in the loop of ignorance, right?
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  5416. Lebron James Did Net Neutrality exist before 2015?
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  5417. There could easily be enough solar and wind but the problem is storage i.e base load. I could hypothetically install rooftop solar to charge an electric car but I'd have to charge it while the sun shines or have battery storage. People are already doing this but it's not cost effective yet.
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  5418. Trump thought Putin was his great mate... rude awakening in progress.
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  5419. No, its just religion doing what religion does best.
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  5420. Evidence please?
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  5421. Depends where you live. Some parts are already too hot. I like the Dunedin climate.
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  5422. Bots are reporting the channel, I'm guessing. It's all automated.
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  5423. For those who don't like a tiktok ban, go to another platform. You can still speak. Tiktok is pretty lame anyway.
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  5424. I'm still struggling to visualise that
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  5425. No security guarantees for the invader. The idea is ludicrous. Who.makes these things up?
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  5426. Idiot. He's here because he wants to be here. He's just one guy. He has no authority over any of us. Use your brain. You've spent too much time sitting in far right echo chambers with your tinfoil hat on.
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  5427. Not sure what you meant re atheism but is there anything wrong with atheism? Given the complete lack of credibal evidence in support of any god or gods, isn't lacking a belief in said gods the only rational outcome? I was indoctrinated as a child, but later in life when I actually dug into the origins of god beliefs and religions, I discovered how it was all made up. Many people think I'm bad because I'm an atheist. I don't get it.
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  5428. Yeah, but he has a point, right?
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  5429. I'll take the same side of history and leave all of the conspiracy theory crap for the tinfoil hatter's.
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  5430. Is there any evidence of it being a kangaroo court? No, I thought not. Maga morons have lost the plot. The courtroom is precisely where justice is done. Nowhere else. Trump seems to believe he's above the law, right? Wake up to yourself. Remove the blinkers.
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  5431. Basic human rights for Palistinians will not exist for as long as Hamas exists. Hamas cares less about Palistinians than do most Israeli's. Everything was stoken by Hamas to further their own evil goals. How did they fund those tunnels and rockets.... tens of thousands fire into Israel since Hamas took autonomous control of Gaza.
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  5432. ​ @minimalist279 LOL, not really.
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  5433. Depends on age and a few other factors like obesity etc. It is deadlier than flu and we still don't have a vaccine but treatment strategies have improved. That said, the mortality rate of our second wave is around 25x flu.
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  5434. Dispicable people these anti mask morons. Arogent smug bunch.
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  5435. Like something out of a museum, it's so archaic.
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  5436. Why don't you tell us? Roughly 50k covid deaths in 8 months... you believe covid/lockdown motivated suicides exceed 50k?
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  5437. @Shaahid mahmood Evidence? Or just talking point?
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  5438. You're correct. I haven't. What is it? I've never heard of it. Edit: Just checked... Never heard it called that... Seems it's the Borland IDE in which case no, MS Visual Studio is better.
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  5439. Is it really that complicated? The way I see it... Russia is selling less oil since sanctions were imposed, and volume is still falling, hence production cuts. There's no where for the oil to go. Why isn't it that simple? The cartels seem irrelevent right now (within the context of russian oil).
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  5440. You can assume Russia is lying because nearly always is.
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  5441. ​ @bobafettjr85 PEMDAS is a hint, not a rule. It describes precedence, not order. It's not that difficult. I was taught this in the 60s. The acronym then was BODMAS. Effectivelly the same thing.
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  5442. Ukraine DOES want peace talks, but it wants talks that can lead to a just solution. Putin wants to grab more territory, then pause, then grab more territory. That's his playbook.
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  5443. A computer can store a whole lot of data. It can process the data and present it as usefull information but it doesn't think in the way most would define thinking. It just mechanically follows the steps programmed into it. So can a computer be conscious? No, I doubt it.
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  5444. They can do sequencing but I suspect most of it is speculation at this point. So yes, they can detect differences in the variants.
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  5445. If time was money as it is for some people, Linux would be massively expensive. The miniscule amount saved by not requiring a Windows license (for me, $50 since 2018) is nothing. I just don't have days/weeks to waste by going down rabbit holes and fighting terminals.
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  5446. Kamala probably identifies with multiple ethnicities for reasons that should be obvious. Nothing wrong with that.
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  5447. Yeah, Islamists are incredibly arrogant.
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  5448. You believe those ruzzian lies? Was that the same ministry that said no invasion, then invaded?
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  5449. It's not a windows cmd command.
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  5450. Not really. I thoought NATO was a defence pact designed to stabilise Europe and defend against Russia. That's nit going to work if it's underfunded, right?
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  5451. Respect religion? What is there to respect?
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  5452. If you remember other Russian invasions and attacks e.g. Syria, that's how they operate. They just smash everything. They don't care.
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  5453. Russia behaves like a metastising cancerous growth, gradualy infecting, russifying and destroying communities as it spreads ever outward.
    1
  5454. What Lady?
    1
  5455. This former British Army chief is a defeatist. Russia needs to be beaten and the world needs to make sure it happens.
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  5456. ​​ @mrroazam3977  It's still very important. Both wars are a fight against the same ruzzian axis of evil.... ruzzia Iran syria nk hamas hezbollah isis etc.
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  5457. I'm glad you love it lol
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  5458. It's not strictly correct that Western weapons can't be used. Some western weapons can't be used e.g. US weapons (and others). Some can be e.g. UK weapons (and others)
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  5459.  @pettyJonny77988  Both countries were ruled by oppressive maniacs who fight, main, torture and oppress their own people. One still is.
    1
  5460. Evidence? Thought not.
    1
  5461. Iran needs to be hit hard with sanctions, and the sanctions on ruZZia need to be toughened up and enforced. And countries that help break ruZZian sanctions should be sanctioned as well.
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  5462. What's your point?
    1
  5463. I don't know how something come from ABSOLUTE nothing but why insert god without a good reason?
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  5464. Does Linux support MS Visual Studio? I think not. That's a deal breaker for me. Linux doesn't have anything like it as far as I can tell. And yes, I have tried Linux. I wasn't impressed. As for Adobe on Linux... the market is too small and Linux users typically want everything for free and are hostile toward propriatory software.
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  5465. Nah, Biden won fair and square. You'll just have to cope. And I suspect he will win again.
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  5466. Recall is not spyware. It's just being pushed as such by Windows haters. Think about it. Such a thing in the corporate world would breach a whole raft of privacy and security regulations, especially for listed companies.
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  5467. I love these long form interviews but I wish Joe was a little more critical when interviewing the likes of Abby Martin. Sam Harris is right about her. Bullshit would an appropriate term. She clearly does not present an honest unbiased balanced view of the world. She is either lying or is very much misinformed. Haven't figured out which yet but this... /watch?v=U4e78JBaaSo My opinion is she's an anti-Semitic propagandist who just makes stuff up or exaggerates to paint Israel as the bad guy while downplaying Palestinian terrorism.
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  5468. ​@asdfqwerty14587 I would argue that the true value is in knowing that certain performant solutions exist for particular classes of problems. If you understand the bssic principle, then you'll know what to google for if you can't remember the specifics. Same as how I know bubble sort is O(n*n) vs. quicksort (log n) and how such knowledge might influence my choice of container classes, etc.
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  5469. C is a great language to learn, if only to get a better understanding of what goes on under the hood.
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  5470. Since no one has answered.... I would suggest of those listed, JavaScript, and that's based on everything I've heard on this channel about web development.
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  5471. ​@Zeus-dw1cx Sadly, you're completely wrong. Ignorence and "wokeness" are both bad, but they're not opposites. The woke movement needs to be purged. It's divisive and toxic. It's working against the Democrats.
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  5472.  @FledgedPhoenix The "woke" ideology is bad. Most people don't want it. It's toxic.
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  5473. ​ @mle6501 The term "woke" has a current general use meaning. That's how language works. Playing semantics is just a diversion. No one cares what it meant 50 years ago. The "woke" movement is toxic and divisive. Democrats ignore this at their peril.
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  5474. Linux is NOT designed for normal people. That's why it's unpopular. Windows and Mac are for normal people. Linux is by developers for developers.
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  5475. The past doesn't count for anything. Trump has made it clear that he's against supporting Ukraine all the way to a just victory. Our only hope is if he's been lying the whole time for maga votes.
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  5476. I don't believe Islamophobia exists. It's a stupidly constructed word used to describe a perfectly rational dislike or fear of a potentially dangerous ideology. It would be like talking about snakeophobia.
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  5477. It only works when everyone is a pacifist.
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  5478. Enough of the antivaxxer BS
    1
  5479. ​ @GARDENER42 Given the choice between her and Trump... voting for her is a no brainer, and that's coming from someone who is anti-woke and centre-right.
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  5480. Hope not. We need a balanced sustainable approach that won't destroy the economy while still protecting the most vulnerable. Shouldn't be too hard. Other countries have done it.
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  5481. ​​ achatessalinas2420 Correct, but it's arguably the worst possible time for the U.S. to pull support. Every country needs to do whatever it can to help stop ruzzia.
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  5482. Not really. This is a state LNP problem. As he said, we need to stop blaming others. He was right. They lost. It was their fault. There is one point of difference he forgot to mention and in my opinion it's the big one... not backing science unambiguously on issues such as the pandemic and global warming. They need to speak out against the loonies on the far right. It's not a good look.
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  5483. Paterson is wrong on the Pandemic. Australian took the right approach in preventing mass death. The pandemic effectively put us on a war like footing until the vaccines arrived. It's a special case, covid-19 is nothing like seasonal flu.
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  5484. Glad Sam provided a wake up call and I don't mean that impolitely. I've been following this downward spiral for years and I'm regularly shocked by the level of misinformation being propagated by the media. The reason for this alludes me but it's as if they want violence for violence sake. The rationale behind all of this mayhem doesn't stack up.
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  5485. Spot on there.
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  5486. Not really that simple. None of it. Wish it was, but it's not.
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  5487. Not really.
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  5488. Woke crap seeping into everything.
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  5489. This is very basic calculus. Search online for "what is calculus used for" and be ready for a huge list.
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  5490. I don't believe he will be in jail but I also don't believe he will be elected.
    1
  5491. Except there are not two wrongs. There is only one. Anti-semitism.
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  5492. In my opinion, it's just human nature displaying itself in a different format. Nothing new. Narcissism is probably as old as the human race.
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  5493. I don't like dogs. They're noisy aggressive and filthy and their owners are typically morons.
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  5494. Maybe it was Trump's fault... we know he was against Ukraine aid, and we know he was annoyed about the aid already provided, and we know he has reason to hold a grudge against Ukraine, and we know he's been meddling, right?
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  5495. Russia got us into the war in Ukraine. Rouge states (bullies) stuff up the world, just as bullies stuff up school playgrounds.
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  5496. Yeah, it looks like those low IQ hate filled deplorables have chosen a convicted felon to drag the country back into mayhem and division. Pretty sad. Still, one gets the leaders one votes for. America had the choice between two great people and two creeps. They chose the creeps. Thankfully, I'm not American.
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  5497. ​ @christopherbiomass7155 You're describing Trump voters. Stupid and blind. Sad day for America.
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  5498. You don't seem bright enough to be on this channel!
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  5499. Russia rebuilding the Soviet Union by stealth, while voters sleep walk their way into dystopia.
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  5500. I live in Australia and I like the voting system except for it being compulsory, but there arguments each way.
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  5501. There are many variants of the virus. It's not uncommon, but the latest variant is new.
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  5502. Why should we care what the rest of the world 'increasingly thinks' about us when most of the world stuffed up?
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  5503. Let's hope you're right. I'm getting nervous.
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  5504. Common sense is rather subjective measure. Do they support far right policies? I don't know much about them.
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  5505. ... to satisfy pootin's ego.
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  5506. Why?
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  5507. I love your humor.
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  5508.  keith gould  That was stupid. These people have their own opinions and are free to speak them. Sky presents a diversity of opinions... unlike the left leaning ABC.
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  5509. And if you use a decent IDE you wouldn't even need CMake. I've never touched a make file in almost 30 years of C and C++ development.
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  5510. ​ @vilian9185 people complain about CMake because they foolishly choose to use it. I don't have a problem with CMake because I realised it was crap. I avoid it. There are better options.
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  5511. Are you asking banks to steal money from someone's account and hand it over to another? See the problem? Yes, it's arguably the right thing to do ethically and morally in this case, but banks have to follow strict rules.
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  5512. ​ @Tavic1 i doubt he missed anything, but who cares? The illegal Russian occupiers can piss off back to Russia where they should be, like rats jumping from a sinking ship. Crimea is Ukrainian territory.
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  5513. Because it's not importent.
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  5514. That's silly. Cars have no sexual orientation. If anything they'd be asexual.
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  5515. No, we should be vaccinating pretty much everyone. Get that herd immunity established and as robust as possible.
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  5516. FYI I believe Australia is also getting involved in 155mm shell production in partnership with France. Love you content.
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  5517. ​ @cliffc2546 You got that right. My wonderful wife is Asian. We've been married for 33 years.
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  5518. So just let Russia bulldoze it's way through Ukraine unopposed? Got it.
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  5519. Linux already is a terrible experience. At least it was for me.
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  5520. I tried multiple times. Never worked. Like you, I wonder how they do it. I lost money every time I touched the stock market. I decided never again for peace of mind.
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  5521. ​ @tammyhefner8971  That only works if the stocks or index perform well, otherwise it's just throwing good money after bad. I tried it a few times and got burned.
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  5522.  Pigmen Ukraine  The Taliban are pure evil.
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  5523. The problem for most countries is that talking big is all they CAN do. The US is the only country with enough clout to make a difference, and even there, the response was less than desirable.
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  5524. What do they meen by "truth telling"?
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  5525. You sound like a troll. There is no way the Western alliances will let ruZZia win. It's not an option. The downside would be too great.
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  5526. I'm not even sure I want to listen to this one... Tucker Carlson really pisses me off.
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  5527. No, he's completely self funded. Sam would be the very last to be bought and payed for.
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  5528. Sam Harris, absolutelly spot on here. Everyone needs to hear this.
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  5529. Rubbish. This is nowhere near 7th grade. My son didn't get anything like this at high school until grade 11, and even then, it was not this difficult.
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  5530. It's not easy at all. Even your clue doesn't help me. My guess is that 99! is larger because 98×99 is growing way faster than 50×50, but I'm probably wrong. I'll now watch the video.
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  5531. The people of Iraq wanted freedom in 2003. The joy and celebration at the arrival of troops into some of the outer towns and cities was a wonderful sight. But, it was short-lived as the opportunities were quandered by political incomptence, religious in-fighting, and tribalism. Same in Afganistan. You can't destroy bad ideas with guns. I enjoy your podcasts even though I disagree with a lot of what was said in this one.
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  5532. Not necessarily. Depends on how you define "one minute passing"
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  5533. Sweden will join eventually. More important was Finland.
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  5534. Weird is how the left function on a day to day basis. It's their new normal.
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  5535. ​ @livingtribunal4110 A lot. Can't believe you asked such a lame question.
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  5536. ​ @RagingDong That's pootins propaganda reason. It's not the real reason. Pootin doesn't give a toss about "russian" people in Dinbas. He just wants more power, more teritory, more oil etc... and he hates Ukraine. Ruzzians who don't like Ukraine can hop on a buss to ruzzia.
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  5537. ​ @dskthia Why? Most BRICS members trade globaly anyway. BRICS seems pointless.
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  5538. So, you don't fear a nuclear war? Just curious.
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  5539. I'm struggling to understand why anyone supports Trump given his crazy ideas, his ignorence and the chaos of his first term. The whole souther border issue is being hyped for the election. Nothing new there. It's an issue for the far-right suckers and the gullible.
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  5540. Not necessarily, but I'm guessing you rely on Fox News?
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  5541. "dose" ?
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  5542. Diabetes was said to be a risk factor. Being obese an even greater risk factor but none of this is relevant except as a cautionary warning of the risk factors. Every unnecessary death is tragic regardless of comorbidities. A fact the far right played silly games with.
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  5543. Yes, all those upset Clinton supports are pretty bad.
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  5544. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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  5545. Excellent summary. I didn't watch the interview because I've found Lex to be disingenuous.
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  5546. Dogs are a public menace. It's that simple. I want dog free parks.
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  5547. Of course he does. He's not a dumb lefty.
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  5548. We know all of that. The question to be answered is... should the free world allow Russia to run roughshod over it's neighbours? Should we permit Russia's empire building? Do we want another USSR?
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  5549. Yeah, they helped fund Pootin's war, now they're prolonging it.
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  5550. Most developed countries support poor nations. It's the morally right thing to do. If you're against helping the needy, then you're morally bankrupt... people like Musk and Trump, for example. The filthy rich rigging the system to line their pockets with more of your cash. They don't care about you, or America, or the needy. Yeah, USAID might need some pruning, but it shouldn't be shut down.
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  5551. It's always better to show full wotking otherwise folk will be left scratching their heads while trying to figure out the missing steps. This was always a problem in mathematics classes... teachers skipping steps and thereby leaving students confused.
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  5552. Not really.
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  5553. Maybe most people?
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  5554. Yes
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  5555. What?
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  5556.  @carloduran2961  Bullying is a real and sinister cancer that should be stamped out. We see it in many forms, all the way from the toddler who steals other kid's toys to despots like Putin
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  5557. Rubbish. I prefer at the end of the line. Your method just wastes lines, and it buys nothing. Giving a thumbs down for that is utterly childish.
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  5558. I was going to say that but you said it better. Yeah, Linux fans triggered.
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  5559. ​ @duckner Both Linux desktop and Android suck in my opinion. Sadly, I have to use Android because it's cheap. But it sucks. The UI is a brain-dead stupid design.
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  5560. I see the world in an entirelly different way. I want conformity with societal norms. I just don't like the current norms. People have become too selfish and individualistic. The community spirit has died.
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  5561. Nice sarcasm
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  5562. One is not better than the other. They're just different tools that excel at different jobs.
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  5563. Flattening the curve is and was always a dumb concept. The US, UK and many others failed to take control. So much mismanagemen and the death toll tells the story. Countries like Australia and NZ show how it should have been done. They didn't flatten the curve, they crushed the curve. As for depression being up... wouldn't you think mass death and widespread disease might be a contriibuting factor? Perhaps millions of people losing loved ones might be a factor? I would rather be locked down than lose my wife, or a parent or grandparent.
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  5564. I've noticed that betting odds have Trump back in front. I find this to be absolutely shocking. What kind of people support clowns like Trump for President? This is mind-boggling. Kamala Harris has to win for the sake of America and the world.
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  5565. Both sides can already shoot down jets.
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  5566. How?
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  5567. No. That's just wrong. Christianity is as wrong as every other religion I've looked into. I was raised a Christian and believed it all for 30 years until, and like Megan and others, when I looked close enough and stopped believing everything I was told, I discovered that Christianity is based largely on misinformation, misinterpretation and hearsay. The Bible is NOT a reliable source of knowledge. It just isn't. Something being written in an old book isn't sufficient evidence of it's truthfulness. It's just the writer's opinions.
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  5568. So what happened about the supposed 'Muslim Registry' and 'the attack on women's rights'? Just more leftist bullshit?
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  5569. Might try Linux again when windows 10 support ends but last time I tried Linux, I didn't like it. The other issue I have is how to replace Visual Studio. I haven't seen anything for Linux that comes close.
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  5570. ​ @chrisp4170 Yes. The sqrt of 36 is 6. You might be thinking of it backwards, or you might be confusing sqrt with roots of polynomials?
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  5571. I'm not American but I am human... so you think I should be able to wander across the border whenever I feel like it, really? The US President should put Americans first and American security first. He owes me nothing.
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  5572. Russia should be on the terrorist list, but I doubt the reason you're referring to? That just sounds trite and rather cynical.
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  5573.  @Aherz-yd4gs  I hate gcc and all of the clunky open source stuff. Visual Studio (not vs code) blows that junk out of the water and you can download a free version. Newsflash: Most people have a Windows machine so not a problem. You don't need VS to make a LED blink but it's nicer than gcc. I also hate Linux so this stuff is a non starter.
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  5574. Briliant discussion. So many great points. But Trump is a real worry even though he does get a few things right.
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  5575. Reminds me of the ridiculous far right conspiracy theories we heard during the pandemic... how our government was becoming a dictatorship and how the vaccines were designed to "control the masses" and how the lockdowns were the first step in a fascist takeover and all sorts of other crazy stuff based half-truths or no truth at all. Before the pandemic I had openly aligned myself with the conservative side, but the batshit crazy stuff has left me politically homeless.
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  5576. Me too!
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  5577. What?
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  5578. ​​ @ScibbieGames Header files do work well with classes in C++
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  5579. ​@Cicirifu I don't even consider JS to be a real programming language in the true sense. It's more akin to a scripting hack.
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  5580. Crazy comment section.... If Trump is found guilty, it's because of corruption somewhere in the system. If Trump is found not guilty, it's because of corruption somewhere in the system. LOL. I expected a lot better from your audience.
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  5581. She asked a great question that the guy wouldn't answer. He just deflected to the UN, and we know the UN is anti-Israel and pro-Arab.
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  5582. Mikey 87 I agree with you on Lauren and Stefan... they're brilliant and we need more folk like them, but I'm curious as to why you include "jew" in your description? Why does being Jewish matter? What if he was Chinese... would that be significant?
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  5583. Felipe M. It's not "Jews" pushing "diversity", it's the far left predominantly who are pushing it. Not all Jews are far-left and most on the far-left are not Jews. Jews in the US are a tiny minority @ 1.5% , in Australia only 0.4%, in Europe a tiny 0.3%. Other western countries are similar. People need to stop pushing Jewish conspiracy bullshit. It's retarded.
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  5584. Maybe you should shut up until you have something sensible to say? Just a thought.
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  5585. I have office acquaintances. They're not friends, and I work from home. I only ever see them on teams. Anticipating my account going down is my greatest obstacle to retiring.
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  5586. Ruzzians looting... who would have thought...
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  5587. That's an excellent comment. I've been coding for 30 years but 6. hitting me hard now. Can't keep up with change.
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  5588.  @mensrea1251  It also makes better sense strategically.
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  5589. Why?
    1
  5590. Tribalism is not quite the same in every country. Here in Australia, there are four significant sized parties that can have a strong influence on policies, and there are also fringe parties and independents who sometimes hold a balance of power in the lower or upper house. We also have a transferable voting system whereby if your representative of choice loses, your vote is not entirely wasted. We have a centre-left socialy liberal lose coalition, which includes the Greens and a formal centre-right coalition on the conservative side. Similarly, in NZ.
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  5591. Why not be both? Works for my family.
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  5592. Not really. Depends on who codes the application and what else is running etc. I have developed a file processing applications that pushes drives close to their maximum... on Windows. I have also worked on high performance applications that were ported to Linux and ran no faster on it. The limitations are in the physical drives.
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  5593. They're all effectivelly pro ruzzian trolls.
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  5594.  @k.k.8394  On it's way over the next few years is cold comfort for what might happen tomorrow or next month. That's the point you appear to have missed?
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  5595. You're correct about being allied, though using ruzzia weapons doesn't prove an alliance. That's a commercial decision. Ruzzian weapons are cheaper.
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  5596. Those two you mentioned... their fear of a nuclear escalation by ruzzia is likely higher than for the rest. It's completely understandable. Whether it's correct is a matter of opinion. But they each have to make descisions and wear the consequences, even though Ukraine is the ultimate victim in all of this. I guess what I'm saying is it's not as easy as you would paint it when you're the decision maker, e.g., Biden.
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  5597. One thing liberals do get wrong is conflating reproductive rights, which are all about creating new life and building a family. By contrast, abortion, which is about terminating life. Hiding this fact is disingenuous. I'm not taking a pisition in this this topic, but come on, be honest.
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  5598. I saw that one. Crazy stuff.
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  5599. Then why does Windows hold 80% market share? Linux might be measurably superior by some metrics but it's not superior at doing what I need... so is it always superior?
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  5600. Who is "you people" ?
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  5601. Yes, pootin and hamas.... they're all thugs.
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  5602. Remember... innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. That hasn't happened yet.
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  5603. He is presenting scientic concepts to a YouTube audience. Ballpark figures are easier to digest.
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  5604. Who are they going to sell it to? Hit China and India with some secondary sactions and the ruble woukd tank. And it already has tanked domestically. Thing is, what is the true value of a ruble. Well, we dont know because pootin has meddled in the markets. But given that it has been jacked up artificially yet has crashed internally, I'd spit the difference and put it at around 150. Bottom line though: right now the spread is so great that no one has a clue. Maybe you should speculate on what it would crash to in a freely trading market and be honest about it instead of sounding like a pro ruzzian troll.
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  5605. Pakman talked a lot but he didn't actually own anything. He's a better debater but that doesn't make him right.
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  5606. Fine if you have time and the patience to do it. I have ten's of thousand's dating back to when gmail was launched. I was receiving hundreds on some days. I fell behind around 15 years ago, lol. I've wanted a way to download and deal with it locally, but I'm totally clueless on anything like that.
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  5607. Anonymous YouTuber I did have second thoughts on the deist part. She was a bit off the when she said you could pray to it. Maybe I would give her half marks. Importantly for me, she was correct on the other two and the other two are where I see the most confusion in religious debate between atheists and theists.
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  5608. I think Trump is too far behind sadly.
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  5609. I prefer SVN over Git by a mile. Git wastes way too much of my time by having to mess around with a bunch of extra unnecessary branches which I have to keep track of. I have dozens of such copies of source code hanging around for all of these damn branches. When to keep them or delete them? I don't know, so they accumulate. It's a nightmare.
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  5610. How would you know that? Is it common knowledge?
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  5611. You've just described me. I even have the same name.
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  5612. No it doesn't TROLL.
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  5613. Just hope Trump doesn't throw a spanner into the works
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  5614. ​ @xephael3485 Obviously, the person asking the question cares.
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  5615. I wouldn't waste your time. There's no evidrnce a God even exists. In fact most evidence points against there being a God. We need to self reliant.
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  5616. I consider mine to be Asgergers based on an informal interview with a psychologist. Either way, it made perfect sense to me and it explained so much.
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  5617. Sam has done many podcasts with people who dissagree with him. Now go and explore your own intellectual dishonesty.
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  5618. I hate the weather but love everything else about Australia including the way governments have handled the pandemic.
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  5619. You're thinking about it backwards.
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  5620. Yeah, NK and Iran spring to mind as being high on the list, and no surprises that they're both cosy with putin.
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  5621. Yeah, I don't care about the ai or spyware hype and scaremongering. I'm a nobody. There are hundreds of millions of Windows users. It's not like anyone really cares about me and what I use my PC for. I use virus and malware protection and a vpn as basic common sense, and that's it.
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  5622. The guy who says borders shouldn't exist maybe hasn't noticed Russia or Hamas?
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  5623. The problem is that sanctions always have holes. Nothing short of a physical embago, searching ships, trains, containers etc. can stop it. But that might require military action. How would it be enforced? How would we block shipments between Iran and Russia for instance?
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  5624. LOL... trying to imagine how that might pan out
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  5625. The religion of peace again?
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  5626.  @jeanninepoulin5285  It's like saying I'm never going to buy shoes and then complaining about sore feet. "Get one" is the solution.
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  5627. It is not an apartheid state. Long live Isael.
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  5628. Ukraine cannot afford to surrender. Russia will just come back for more and more and more. Russia must me kicked out and the world must help.
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  5629. I thought Hamas would have been eliminated by now?
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  5630. Countries such ss China Iran and India who continue to trade with Russia are prolonging the war.
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  5631.  @Professor-Gerdes  It's so frustrating to see this, especially India, a democratic country I felt was moving away from Russia's sphere of influence.
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  5632. I doubt it.
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  5633. Not any more.
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  5634. I think the whole IDW thing has fallen apart. The former 'members' even squabbling over issues.
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  5635. If you're second guessing yourself, then you probably have a skill problem. There is no need to be second-guessing. That said, I don't believe your claim. You're basically a resorting a "sour grapes" argument. You just like go. C++ has been incredibly successful. I've been a Windows application developer for 30 years and 99% C++. It's fine. I love the language I took a look at go a couple of years ago because people were singing its praises. I took an instant dislike to its syntax, symantics, and from memory some stuff relating to code layout. It's been a while. I don't see the point of porting a stable code base to another language for no good reason. I think a lot of the motivation is based on an irrational dislike of C++ with an almost religious ferver. C++ bashing earns street cred.
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  5636. ​ @NathanHedglin That's not true. Is BASIC better? Is Assembly better? Is Java better? Hell no. Java sucks big time. No. You pick the right tool for the job. C++ is the best tool for many jobs.
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  5637. ​ @NoX-512 And except Java, JavaScript, Ada, Perl...
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  5638. ​ @zhamed9587 Java is absolute crap. What are you talking about, lol
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  5639. ​@monad_tcp Then don't write highly polymorphic code. That said, I call bs on your statement. C++ typically runs at 200% Java speed. When our company moved to Java, our products went full bloatware and snail pace.
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  5640. ​@mballer Don't silly, this was excellent and educational. What's the problem? You don't like science?
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  5641. Then, don't use neovim. I keep saying that to people... vim, neovim... Why? It's not 1990 anymore. Why not choose a decent IDE. It will make development way more efficient and productive.
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  5642. Israel has been battling against terror attacks and rocket attacks for perhaps decades. I didn't know about the latest attacks. Seems like things are escalating. Iran has been the bad guy for a very long time. No surprises there. Not good.
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  5643. We know all of that, but there was only an agreement between the leaders of the time. Nothing was enforceable. It wasn't a treaty.
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  5644. Glad you meant that in jest?
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  5645. The "axis of evil" label is entirely appropriate whether or not China is involved directly in the Middle East. But we should not list specific countries unless they are involved. That said, China supports ruzzia and ruzzia and Iran support each other, as does ruzzia and NK and ruzzia Syria. And the islamic terror organisations are sure to have links. This thuggish group of despots dictators and Islamic terror organisations are "the axis of evil". Israel is fighting them. Ukraine is fighting them.
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  5646. I feel it's more about behavior than climate.
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  5647. Why would that be of any benefit?
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  5648.  @fridgehorse  Magnets? LOL
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  5649. ​ @my3dviews That's over to the courts, but Trump seems worried.
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  5650. ahmed shamin Don't be stupid. If the action fits the definition of terrorism then it's terrorism, else its not. Pretty simple and has nothing to do with Muslims. That said, I believe it does fit the definition.
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  5651. Anonymous Terrorist: A person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. This mass shooter fits the definition. He is against multiculturalism and wants a white ethnostate. Both political issues.
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  5652. Because people want to live in the large cities near the coast and few want to live in a desert, right? But you're missing the point and you're wrong about the details. Australian cities not exceptionally crowded in terms of population density. Melbourne metro is around 80 Km end to end and about as wide, so its not exactly small, right? Do you actually know anything about Australia?
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  5653.  @anthonymitchell8893  You were not part of the discussion, right?
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  5654. Hope you're right, but the polls indicate that there are millions of brainwashed Trump fans in America. It's shocking.
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  5655. What are you talking about?
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  5656. I believe it's that way on purpose. I believe they spoke about it a while back.
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  5657. The left have been the most moronic for possibly decades but the right have taken up the challenge during the pandemic. The left have performed better whereas the far right have lost their minds. It's quite puzzling. Both sides are like the proverbial broken clock.
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  5658. No one really owns land. Land rights only exist by virtue of the ruling power at any given time.
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  5659. That's what it does. You're missing the linker step.
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  5660. Only fools praise that clown.
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  5661. That's the tragedy of war. What do you suggest? At least they didn't lose 50000 like the Russians did plus 2500 tanks destroyed and 100s more left behind. That said, I don't believe that many Ukrainians were killed. You probably soaking up Russian BS.
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  5662. And the death toll would have been horrendous, as if it isn't bad enough already.
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  5663. There is evidence linking dark skin with low vitimin D levels. There is evidence linking low levels of vitamin D with greater risk of death from Covid-19. Vitamin D is key to a well functioning immune system. Join the dots.
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  5664. Funny how so many people who bad-mouth the west, they still prefer to live in the west.
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  5665. It doesn't, but it might appear that way if you spend too much time in specific echo chambers.
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  5666. I'm no Biden fan but to be fair, Biden didn't say it was US policy to depose Putin. It was clearly his personal opinion that Putin wasn't fit to be a leader, something obvious to most people. He shouldn't have said but let's stay with the facts.
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  5667. You omitted to mention the most obvious "elephant in the room"... Islam. It's the same "elephant" that motivates the so called "palistinians" to commit atrocities against Jews. It's the same one that created ISIS. I'm concerned we're going to see another version of that develop.
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  5668. I don't mean this as an insult but you (and the rest of us) only have available to us a combination of bullshit half-truths and missing information to work with. Israel and Ukraine are effectivelly allies. They're both fighting the same axis of evil. I would wait a while before concluding anything on that. We saw similar rumors spread regarding Poland and Ukraine. Focus on the bigger picture.
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  5669. They've have a few cases and a few small outbreaks. They've been rolling out Pfizer but very slowly.
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  5670. What are you rambling about?
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  5671. Long live Israel.
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  5672. Easy to say. Damn hard to achieve.
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  5673. LOL
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  5674. Well said.
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  5675. Which interview?
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  5676. Vastly more cases and vastly more deaths than we know about.
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  5677. Linux is also available preinstalled if one wants it, but not many people want it. Linux isn't popular because it isn't as useful, and it's harder to learn and it's niche.
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  5678. And your point is? Maybe you could remind us of the last time the US invaded Canada and permanently occupied a whole state while installing torture chambers for children etc? Because that's analogous to what Russia is doing right now. Playing global policeman is not what Russia is doing. Russia is a thug plain and simple and its been oppressing Ukraine and other neighbouring states for centuries. This is nothing new. So nice try at whataboutism but no. That trick is past its use by date.
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  5679. Why do you repeatedly dwell on where the knife came from? It's irrelevent. You're reading way too much into this. Are we going to ban all forms of violence on all forms of media... streaming services, social media platforms, move theatres, DVDs, books, magazines, computer games, etc?
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  5680. He's an expert in neuroscience. That's all. The rest are hobby issues.
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  5681. It's obvious and in fact no secret that Ukraine has a corruption problem. They inherited it from Russia. It's ingrained. Ukraine will likely take many years and expend an awful lot of effort before they fully purge the Russia rot, but with incentives like joining the EU and NATO, I'm confident they can do it as others have before them. How about focusing on the fact that Zelensky is having to guide his country through an existential war with terrorist Russia instead of tossing distractions at us..
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  5682. Yeah, but realistically, it's nowhere near what russia does, right?
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  5683. RuZZians might see it like the fall of Berlin but the joke will be on them... they're the nazis this time but they're too dumb to notice.
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  5684.  @daverok1113  That's not the truth. Apparently the Oxford vaccine (which will reduce disease save lives) will be manufactured in my city and will available at a cost of around $3 per dose but fully subsidized by our government, so where's the greed in that? I would argue the $3 to save a life is extremely cheap. The manufacture has to pay wages, taxes, setup costs and a bunch of other expenses.
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  5685. BASIC was the first language I learned after Assembler back in the 80s.
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  5686. ​ @ethansairsoftandmore5327 Did you really have to be so pessimistic?
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  5687. CNN is clearly left leaning.
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  5688. India needs to decide where it stands on human rights. Right now, it's morally bankrupt. No better than China with its cosying up to dictators.
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  5689. It would be the most dangerous and least likely in my opinion, but that could give Ukraine the element of surprise.
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  5690. I'm an avid follower of your channel and supporter of Ukraine. You have many wondrful guests on the show, but sorry, this guest is mr negatively on steroids. A glass half full man.
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  5691. Much of this presentation is nonsensical. For example, comparing territory gained month by month 2022 vs 2023, and then extrapolating to 2067. There's a reason why I unsubscribed months ago and I'm seeing it again here. There's a difference between the heavily mined and trenched areas in 2023 vs those poorly defended in 2022. Strangely after making the aforementioned silly comments, you explain the reality quite well, but in doing so, you expose the apparent silliness of said comments. This all comes about because your presentation is in reverse order. But then you go all glass half empty on us. What an incredibly muddled presentation.
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  5692. Another silly comment. This channel is excellent. Sadly, the calibre of the comments... not so much. NATO is a defence pact. Russia has invaded its neighbour, so a number of NATO and non NATO countries have come to its aid. This is not Russia vs NATO, at least not yet. And wanting to spin it that way doesn't make it so. Put unrelated greivences aside and realise for the sake of the world that Russia must not succeed in it's current venture.
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  5693. C is a low-level programming language, as is assembly. They just are, but assembly is lower than C.
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  5694. I was a fan for a time.
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  5695. There will come a pont when you simply can not calculate the result that way, perhaps due to complexity, and when that happens, you'll need to fall back onto proven principles and techniques. This video demonstrates ways to appraoch a specific example in a step by step way. Yeah, a lot of people can solve it in their head, as I did, but that's missing the point.
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  5696. Your comments relating to Israel are ridiculous. I support Israel's right to exist on its historic lands and I support Israel's right to protect itself from Palistinian terrorism. You need to know that anti-semitism is evil. And you need to stop believing the bs. No one is selling the USA to China or Israel, but Israel IS a democracy and IS a friend of the free world.
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  5697. You're correct, but many people overly complicate the issue. I prefer to keep it simple. When referring to martyrs, I think we're referring to hate fuelled islamic religous extremists who'd die for the cause. And this all takes place within a religous world view where martyrdom is revered. These are not people who die defending others. They die while attacking innocence.
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  5698. Another idiot spouting off about stuff they obviously know nothing about.
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  5699. The dollar is tied to international commodity prices and international interest rate trends. Not much the government can do unless they take the Russian approach. And where are all of those racist comments you refer to?
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  5700. ​@intricatic The war will come to you if it's not stopped, as it did for America in 1941. We all live on the same planet. We can't live in silos. We'll all be homeless if ruZZia pushes the button. Get some perspective.
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  5701. Daniel Collins "Because making sure every American has healthcare is such a crazy idea"... No, because of other stuff.... and nice try at strawmanning...
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  5702. Apparantly a climate emergence has been declared by Melbourne councils yet here I am in an outdoor courtyard cafe in summer and the gas heating is on. Go figure!
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  5703. Pull never works for me. There are always errors if someone else has changed remote. The work-around: I delete the local copy then re-clone the remote version then manually merge that into another local working copy. To commit, I do the reverse. Manually merge back into the original local copy, commit and push. It's a nightmare. It wastes hours of my time but we're forced to use Git. SVN was so much easier to work with.
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  5704. Not really. It's not even part of the language.
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  5705. A language that, by design, doesn't build to a native executable can never be "best".
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  5706. Why fruitbooter?
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  5707. Aside from your guest saying Muslims Christians and Jews can live together which is true.... he is wrong wrong wrong wrong about everything else. The so called "Palestinians" are the occupiers. Mostly Arabs occupying historical and cultural Jewish land. People have been fooled into believing that the so called "Palestinians" are indigenous and that Jews are not. This is a big fat lie. The introduction of "Palestine" as a place name was just one of the many dirty tricks that Jews have suffered in their long history of suffering at the hands of Arabs and others and this includes the Holocaust. They're trying to hold onto the only small piece of land they've ever owned, their historical homeland. And people such as this guest and his ilk don't like it. Arabs have massive lands already. Why do they want the tiny slip of land which has always been Jewish? Answer that if you can. Good luck.
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  5708. No.
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  5709. I hate the command line. It's so 90's and past it's use by date for 99% of tasks most people would need do. That's where Linux fails in my opinion. On Windows I never need the damn thing.
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  5710. A complex number has a real part, and an imaginary part e.g. 5+3i
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  5711. This is heartbreaking.
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  5712. Destroying... how?
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  5713. Why do documenteries on renewables always show steam coming out of cooling towers? Also, the wind very often stops blowing and the sun stops shining on a daily basis. Some days the sun barely shines at all.
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  5714. Problem with social housing is too many bad tenants. Authorities need to impose tougher vetting on prospective tenants. Try living next door to social housing. Not much fun.
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  5715. In what way?
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  5716. Trump has a degree in economics... go figure.
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  5717. So, blame everyone else but the real culprit, right? Who made the decision to invade Ukraine for no good reason? Was it Biden, Obama, or Putin? I'll leave that to you to figure out.
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  5718. Leftists reject the KKK costume in public places and rightly so but then they support Islamic fundamentalist fanaticism. Hypocrites.
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  5719. Maybe, but I'm feeling more of a broken clock vibe...
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  5720. LOL
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  5721. Too many of your politicians seem retarded. I guess there must be good ones but I've never seen them. Wait, there was one I heard speaking about Islam - Lord Pearson I think?
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  5722. They are silly analogies. I was the skinny kid who got beaten up in school playgrounds. I know that experience all too well, but a war with a superpower involves a lot of issues not found in school playgrounds. I shouldn't have to spell it out. And "the one arm tied behind their back" is also a poor analogy and a massively overused one. A better approach is to talk specifics. That way, you'll have to back up those specifics with a reasoned argument. And this comment is not aimed at you specifically, far too many people are falling back on lazy analogies and cliches.
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  5723. Not really. I would describe many of the videos on this channel as "counter-propaganda" with a goal to exposing the lies and disinformation underpining the russian "propaganda". One debunks the other.
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  5724. Why? I thought the TYT folk were all woke? They'd be supporting Kamala Harris, right?
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  5725. Ruzzia freezing.... oh dear, how sad, never mind.
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  5726. Musk might be good at making money but it looks like he lacks empathy and wisdom. Perhaps understatements.
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  5727. What lies? Care to elaberate?
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  5728. Not really.
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  5729. But it does moderate it.
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  5730. Relative to the viewer and the large circle, the small circle completes 4 revolutions as it completes one "orbit" of the large.
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  5731. What are you babbling about?
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  5732. The crazy irony of all of this madness (if we were to believe ruzzia) is while Iran is helping ruzzia destroy the supposed nazis who're supposedly perscuting the Jews in Ukraine, Iran and its filthy mates want to persecute the Jews living Israel and destroy the Jewish homeland. Of course the simple reality in all of this is that russia, NK, Iran and mates are all a bunch of thugs.
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  5733. The so called "palistinians" have proven themselves to be untrustworthy on numerous occasions. They also reject every peace offer.
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  5734. ​@cornelisspronk4068 The American health care system is a profit based one, and in that, it will invariably be more expensive, else it wouldn't exist. You have the insurers and the health care providers all in it to maximise profits - a kind of double dipping. In a government run tax payer funded health car system, e.g., the Australian one, it effectivelly runs at cost. There's also the option of private care for those who want it.
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  5735. ​ @soaringeagle5418 Yeah, because in Detroit, the patient is getting ripped off, right? How much anyone is worth is just how much someone will pay them. Is money the most important thing in everyone's lives? No. People have other values. For many, having enough money is enough. Canada rates higher than the US in terms of quality of life, as does Australia, NZ and a number of European and Nordic countries. Some people value that.
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  5736. No one who has any knowledge of science would frame it that way.
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  5737. Why shouldn't it be the responsibility of the whole free world? If you believe distance is an excuse for no action, then you're morally bankrupt. I support Ukraine from Australia because I can. Not for reward. By your argument, one should only help another if they're in the same location. You'd help a blind man on your side of the street, but you'd abandon him on the other, right? Or perhaps you'd not bother either way?
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  5738. The Islamists would get him otherwise. But he needs to be released. The UK establishment has put him through the ringer.
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  5739. His TDS segment has been a regular component of his podcasts for years. It's becoming rather tedious.
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  5740. Nothing wrong with being Jewish. Everything wrong with being anti-semitic.
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  5741.  @lyndora33864  Me too. I opened an account to follow Trump. No other reason. Now closed.
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  5742. It's a war. No one can be certain about what will happen tomorrow. That's just the way it is.
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  5743. Pakman peddling the race card again is not a good look. Some people see racism everywhere where it isn't. Racism is about prejudice, not confusion. Trump was confused. I do the same thing, and I'm 20 years younger. Otherwise, this was a great discussion.
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  5744. Brilliant advice Dr. Campbell.
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  5745. Is it really being a strong women that bothers people or is it something else? I suspect something else. Pelosi's seemingly fanatical over the top hatred of Trump is one of my something else's. Wokeness would be another non starter for me.
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  5746. I'm thinking you might be a clown?
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  5747. How many rubles did they pay you? lol
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  5748. Not really.
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  5749. That was stupid. That's all irrelevant history but if you really want to drag it up.... America answered the call in Syria to help the victims of Assad's brutality while Russia went in and backed Assad and barrel bombed civilians. Yeah, let's talk about that...
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  5750.  @amokwep  If you don't want to hear about it then clear off. You don't have to be here. There's always an idiot like you in every comment section who wants to push some kind of alternative narrative.
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  5751. And you can do better?
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  5752. They won't control the senate.
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  5753. Trump will stuff it up like last time. I'm guessing that's why people are upset. Voters have put a bunch of hateful creeps in charge. A clown 🤡 has taken over the circus 🎪
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  5754. That's ridiculous. 1TB is a touch above average in laptops right now. Typically 500GB or 1TB. My work laptop has 2TB but it was very expensive. Definitely not standard.
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  5755. Ukraine and Israel are fighting for their continued existence against the same axis of evil. Ukraine and Israel and the West are free and democratic countries and are allies with common enemies. That might be a reason.
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  5756. Not every criticism of Trump is TDS. Sometimes, it's spot on, even if the blinkered MAGA crowd can't see it. Seems the court understood the issues this time, right? Is there any evidence of a scam trial? I think not. As for helping Ukraine, anything that would legitimately keep Trump out of The White House could potentially help Ukraine.
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  5757. Hope you're right. Ruzzian evil serms to have no limits.
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  5758. That thought is too horrific to contemplate.
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  5759. The point is, we're supposed to be moving away from coal and gas generation. That's when Electric cars would make more sense. Or when you can charge from rooftop solar. That's the idea. Can it be done?... i have no idea.
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  5760. ​​ @robegatt That's not true. You actually have it all backwards.
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  5761. This is standard Russian behaviour. It's is the largest country on the planet for a reason.
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  5762. Yes, but he spouted russian narrative bs that had been debunked years ago. He had to be trolling, right? He can't be that ignorant or disingenuous?
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  5763. That was stupid. You're not too bright are you?
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  5764. One of the UI ideas I hate the most is the ribbon control. It's got to be one of the most unintuitive things MS ever gave us.
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  5765. The left are going insane.
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  5766. ​ @bricefleckenstein9666 I've had many SSDs fail and I've only been using them for maybe 10 years. Never had an HDD fail in 30 years.
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  5767. The numbers are being interpreted incorrectly and scientists are to blame in my opinion. When asked a question, they rarely provide a complete and understandable answer. The numbers presented here may be correct but the meaning is being lost. The important figure is not the amount of CO2 being generated by the sources referred to but the net annual increases from these sources. It turns out the the greatest net increases are from human related activities. This goes some way to explaining why scientists blame human actively for the warming. I'm neither a denier nor a climate change doomsayer. Just saying.
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  5768. I don't care whether you engage but a carbon tax increases prices, right? I don't see anything positive about a tax increase. It didn't achieve anything useful where I live. My electricity became more expensive because of the tax so I payed more. The tax was ultimately abolished.
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  5769. I suspect most were far-right Trimpian types who lack critical thinking abilities.
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  5770. You would soon figure it when the hospitals start overflowing and people start dying on the streets. Especially if you were one of them. Data obtained from testing is what tells us to take extra precautions. I don't see how it's funny?
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  5771. The character is 1 byte. The pointer is 4 bytes. In a 64 bit app, a pointer is typcally 8 bytes.
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  5772. Wouldn't surprise me. Russia is unhinged.
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  5773. They're correct for the intended purpose , and that purpose is to jog one's memory. PEMDAS is not a full set of rules. We were taught that in full detail. Luckely, I had a few excellent teachers. Studenrs are supposed to remember details such as M and D have equal precedence.
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  5774. How so?
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  5775. It's a bunch of far right fanatics angry at Trump losing. It's hardly a coup. Not much different than the leftist madness we witnessed in Portland. Trump will go peacefully but he had to make a show for his base. He pretty much boxed himself into that corner. Talks of an imminent coup is the kind of hype you'd expect from someone suffering TDS.
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  5776. Stop lying.
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  5777. I live in Melbourne (the most locked down city) and although I hated being locked down, I support the Australian approach. We've saved a huge number of lives and I feel we found the correct balance.
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  5778. Popularity is a poor measure of quality. MS wanted to improve java but was stopped. So, MS made a better java... effectivelly, C#. A better language than java that executes faster and supports windows GUI construction out of the box. Yeah, the whole java ecosystem sucks big time.
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  5779. ​ @HeinrichDixon Why do you think people get it wrong? Are they poorly taught? It's a pretty simple concept.
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  5780. The left are unhinged. Don't blame Trump. Leftist madness predates Trump as President.
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  5781. It's a beautiful piece of music.
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  5782. Yeah, the so called "Palistinians" have been bombing Jews for decades.
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  5783. But people can have differences of opinion. Nothing wrong with it.
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  5784. The ones that fly deep into ruzzia are small passenger aircraft. Not the kind of craft anyone would shoot down hastily, and not the kind of thing air defences would be looking for.
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  5785.  @joethompson8948  No. That's not TDS.
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  5786. For all of Sam's efforts to be rational and reasoned, a d he does a pretty good job of it, but he is still a slave to left think. His reasoning ability when on these types of issues is clouded by a liberal lens and an irrational levet of distain for Trump.
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  5787. I suspect you're like many on the far left who see racism everywhere where it isn't.
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  5788.  @Bobotrucker  NATO had nothing to do with the war... ruskie troll!!!
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  5789. Not really.
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  5790. How did you get from line 3 to line 4?
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  5791. I'm wondering which NZ values Jordan Peterson is threatening... New Zealand is a structurally racist country. I'm not saying most Kiwis are racist but I am saying racism is intrinsic to the country. I lived there for 35 years but left because of the racism. It's Maori this and Pakeha that... constantly pitting one side against the other and there's a lot of anti Asian sentiment as well. New Zealand needs a day to celebrate its achievements and to bring everyone together but instead there is Waitangi Day with all of its backward looking protests, divisiveness and virtue signalling.
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  5792. Like what?
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  5793. There is nothing wrong with migration. Israel is multicultural. There are many Arabs living in Israel. Also since a lot of Jewish people fled persecution, it is entirelly expected that they may wish to return when it's safe. You might refer to that immigration. I would consider it differently, more like returning home.
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  5794.  @NZsaltz  Rap is crap however you might argue it.
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  5795. Be skeptical, but also be informed. Let the evidence speak.
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  5796. Environmentalists demand renewable energy while getting in the way of it's development.
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  5797. Brilliant description of Jewish history and their connection with the land.
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  5798. They're misinformed idiots.
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  5799. Why would putin go that far? Is he insane, or is there a rational explanation?
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  5800. Semantics.
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  5801. ​@j.r.8176 Yeah, but that not it's confort zone. It can be a nightmare. Square peg in round hole.
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  5802. Those Russians are completely deranged.
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  5803. You said something intellegent 😀
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  5804. Trump has already broken his 24-hour promise, and we're only 3 days in.
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  5805. Not until there is evidence to support it's safe use and efficacy. That hadn't happened yet. The most effective solution available now is vaccination.
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  5806.  @gymbee4264  Masks are probably more effective given that Ivermectin has not been tested in full scale trials and the small trial results are mixed.
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  5807. ​ @stevedice5963 What?
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  5808. The left love driving wedges.
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  5809. LOL
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  5810. Why Trump supporters? I'm not American but I would count myself as a Trump supporter in some sense but I am vaccinated and reject all of the far right conspiracy crap. I also reject the woke crap as Trump did. Both sides are loaded with crazies. I also agree with Sam on the pandemic responce and vaccination but I want him to stop his irrational Trump bashing.
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  5811. D Personal There should be no right of return for millions of so called Palestinians. They should be citizens of their own birth countries. Yes, there should be one state. It should be the multicultural state called Israel where Jews and Arabs live together. Kind of like it is already but bigger.
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  5812. pite9 Spot on. Chomsky loves to bash the US. The US is always wrong according to him, even when they're right. He did some good work on language theory back in the 50's and 60's but he's an idiot on geopolitics.
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  5813. It's not even a war with NATO.
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  5814. Wouldn't surprise me. Tommy spoke up and the system shut him down.
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  5815. If 99.9% of Muslims are honest peace-loving people, then that still leaves us with over a million who are not. There was a huge crowd of them and their supporters at the Sydney Opera House celebrating the massacre of Jewish children and chanting obscene things about the Jews. That's right, people living in Australia who believe beheading children is an ok thing to do if they're Jewish children. This disgusts me. My country is not even Islamic, yet we even have this crap to deal with.
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  5816. I'm not sure what you're really saying, but... Ukraine is in Europe... thanks for the geography lesson, but so what? The distance argument says not to help someone in need if they're on the other side of the street, or in another town, or wherever. It's someone else's problem. The US has no domestic problem that comes close to a potential WW. That's what's at stake here. And why are you shocked that Trump is hated by most of the free world? He's a lying racist bigotted misogynistic felon, twice impeached, and he does not respect the Constitution.
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  5817. Surely people who are not legally documented residents should be detained or deported? How is it that the US allows illegal immigrants to roam freely within the community? Sanctuary Cities? Seems like a dumb idea.
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  5818. There are no PROOFS of the Qur'an. It is fiction.
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  5819. No, it was hard. Easy for you doesn't mean easy for everyone. Not everyone has a PhD
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  5820. Then they've made the massive mistake of underestimating the strength of the US military. The US isn't even involved in Ukraine yet. And the weapons sent there are mostly old stuff.
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  5821. He is actually very good. That said, I'm guessing you're an expert in virology and even more credentialed in relevant fields than he is? No?
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  5822. Trump is extremely unpredictable. I wouldn't bet on Trump doing anything about anything.
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  5823. Not really. You've just swallowed a heap of pro Palistinians lies. Long live Israel.
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  5824. Is he really that ignorant?
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  5825. The fascists and the nazis are mostly ruzzian these days. Ironic given the ruzzia claims to be denazifying Ukraine.
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  5826. Are flat earthers actually serious? I thought they were all trolls?
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  5827. You'd be hard pressed to beat optimized C or C++ and you'd be a lot more productive in C/C++. I know from personal experience with all three.
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  5828. What Peter said about Melbourne has some truth to it but testing does provide the benefit of measuring an outbreak. Peter seems to suggest that the increase in cases was due to increased testing? That's rubbish. The level of testing has fluctuated but not by anywhere enough to have positive daily cases go from 10 to 700 back to 50. That's factually false. I June we were averaging 10k tests daily with 10 positives 1:1000. In July, 24k tests daily with 400 positives 1:60. A 16 fold per capita increase. By August, ~700 deaths with only ~100 deaths for the rest of Australia. The deaths correlate with the testing. These are facts. What these guys are babbling about is opinion.
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  5829. ​ @noinfo5630 All of the sanctions. They're all slowly chipping away at russia's economy.
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  5830. Forget the god part.
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  5831. Jay Fuller I think Trump is brilliant so I guess I must be uneducated, right?
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  5832.  @yakivpopavich  To hell with Russia. They've shot themselves in the foot this time. Most of the world have reached their limit on Russian BS and have finally showed it by their solidarity with Ukraine. I'm proud to say my country backs Ukraine.
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  5833. That would never work. People still smoke cigarettes, right? Too many people don't care about their own health and care even less about others. Even with masks mandatory in my state, there are still people in stores with masks off, under chin, nose out etc. It's hopeless.
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  5834. They're also geopolitically clueless.
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  5835. It's not. Not really. There's no fast way to do it. Yes, with more weapons, maybe Ukraine could push through those minefields a little quicker but that won't stop Russia. Maybe they could take back more teritory in the east. But again, that's not the same as defeating a terrorist state that will continue bombing civilians targets for who knows how long and consripting men to be used as cannon fodder.
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  5836. Yeah, that guy waffles endlessly and says almost nothing, but what he finally does managed to say is too often wrong.
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  5837. I've heard it reported that they're out of the old soviet stuff and that they want to bolster their own defenses in the short term. Nothing to do with grain. It's not no more weapons ever.
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  5838. Before we talk about "Israel's obscene response" let's talk more about Hamas's obscene attacks.
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  5839. ​ @mytech6779 That would explain why I was even more confused than normal.
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  5840. There is no Bill Gates killer vaccine. What drug are you people on?
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  5841. I would agree except for the last part. I don't people dying.
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  5842. In all seriousness, Trump is nowhere near as crazy as the Russians. In fact, on the war issue he was somewhat isolationist and rather sensible in calling out NATO members and criticising the ridiculous Iran deal. Much of the silly stuff around covid was simply blown out of all proportion by the leftist media who were playing politics. Same goes for the Capitol incident. I'm not even American. Just saying how it looked to me from the other side of the world.
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  5843. It means what it says. It's understandable that they don't want to declare their hand outright. Being vague is better strategically. The less ruzzia knows the better.
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  5844. That's stupid. The world is falling appart because of stupid leaders and stupid people who expect America to fix eveything.
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  5845. Actually, his opinion makes more sense than Trumps bs. But why not be involved? The US doesn't exist in a vacuum. It has a huge effect on the world. It becomes everyones business, especially for partner countries such as the UK, NATO members, and other allies.
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  5846. Maybe you've missed the point then, right? Think about what he means by "gifted". A person can be gifted and broken inside and weak and shallow. That describes me as a child. I had an awful time making friends. Most kids hated me and I was bullied relentlessly all the way through my school years. Yet I was regularly top of class or top of my grade academically.
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  5847. Most vaccines do not prevent spread, but most vaccines for airborne diseases do reduce spread by a huge margin. By how much cannot be determined with any precision initially. But nothing new there. The covid vaccines are no different. As for the point you're making about being forced... that makes no sense at all. Your right to not be vaccinated or not wear a mask during a pandemic ends when you risk endangering others. Go live on a mountain top if you don't want to be part of a community. Your attitude is like the folk who illegally light up their outdoor bbq on an extreme fire danger day.
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  5848. Rebel media is not provocative right wing political commentary site. It's a center-right conservative site which publishes a range of views which I consider more balanced than left-wing junk reporting. For instance, wanting to protect a country's borders or vet immigrants... that seems rather a sensible to me.
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  5849.  @njabulosangweni8857  Do you have to be that pedantic? You know what was meant. The outcome of the war in Ukraine is going to affect a huge chunk of the world. If Russia wins then most of the world will be worse off and western Europe especially will be less safe.
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  5850. Had to laught when Sam said he thought Biden represented a return to competence. LOL. Trump looks more competent from where I sit.
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  5851. ​@sethb9545 You'll be the loser. Tariffs and isolationism are a recipe for financial disaster. It's all be tried before and it failed.
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  5852. Don't be stupid. It's not. I heard an update on it only last week. It doesn't work.
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  5853. When referring to a quantity, a phrase is considered singular... i.e. one quantity measuring 100's of billions.
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  5854. ​@Faiez-rh1gm Hamas are the terrorists who for 18 years, rained down their rockets on Israel.
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  5855. That was stupid LOL
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  5856. When Trump loses, the whole sane world will breathe a sight of relief.
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  5857. Australia is competing for vaccines during a global shortage. We could have been self sufficient had the AZ vaccine not been so problematic. Our vaccination problems all relate back to the AZ vaccine being deemed unsuitable for general use. And even if it weren't so problematic, it's efficacy isn't stellar.
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  5858. Junior J Brilliant comment. Well said and spot on. Hope the deranged lefties read your comment and learn.
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  5859. Who the hell cares how it's said lol
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  5860. ​​ @backyard_expert Any suggestions about how he might accomplish required changes without being imprisoned and immediately converted into cannon fodder? I get what you're saying and a lot of people say it but it's easy to say from relative safety. If I was a Russian living in Russia, I would be keeping my head down and keeping quiet so that I could continue supporting my wife and son, else they'd be out on the street and homeless. Russia obviously has to change. How and when is anyone's guess but telling an individual in current circumstances that it's his responsibility is incredibly unrealistic in my opinion.
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  5861. So, is that why ln is used for base e?
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  5862. Yes, and wearing warmer clothing would help.
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  5863.  @Martincic2010  Who cares? Only you? It's time to cast Russia off whatever the cost. Australia has plenty of raw materials to export, as do many other countries.
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  5864. LOL Russell Brand.
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  5865. I don't care who did it. Russia deserved it. This illegal bridge built by Russia on Ukrainian land is a military target. It's a war.
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  5866. I heard one report stating that ruzzia found a way to jam them. I don't know for sure. Sounds plausible.
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  5867. I'm shocked that an intelligent guy like Kasparov cannot figure this out. His arguments are bordering on childish. It should be pretty obvious as to why the west is less gung-ho than he'd like... the stakes are incredibly high, and not just for Ukrainians.
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  5868. It did work in Australia. We have no covid in the community. Why is your country any different?
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  5869. No one is going to judge? No one out of 40 million? Seriously? You must have way more faith in humanity than I have.
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  5870.  Jane Gardener  All hijabs in the free world should come off in solidarity. They're a symbol of oppression. If she's in Iran then caution is understandable.
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  5871. This guy is wrong on so many points.
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  5872. People were worried about machines 100 years ago. Then they were worried about computers. Then they were worried about the Y2K bug. Then we had all manner of conspiracy theories around covid. Now it's AI. The real problem is ignorance and media hype.
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  5873. I would agree but why bring race into it?
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  5874. Of course it will take a lot of time and effort to untangle the mess but surely worth it in the long term.
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  5875. They print millions of them. They are just ink and paper. If he owns them he should be free to do what he likes, including burning them. It might be a pointless exercise but it's his right.
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  5876. That's a biased list and you know it. Islamic terrorists have perpetrated way more.
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  5877. Too many people conveniently forget to mention that to achieve natural immunity, you must first play russian roulette with your health. A risk of 10X flu is not a risk I would take willingly. And it's still debatable whether or not natural immunity own it's own is superior to a combination. Millions foolishly took the natural immunity route and too many payed the ultimate price. Relying on natural immunity during a deadly pandemic is stupidly dangerous. You don't send an untrained army into battle. Being vaccinated in advance of the live infection is a no-brainer. Shouldn't even be a discussion...
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  5878. Much of that land will turn into a giant quagmire as the permafrost melts. Buildings are already sinking into mud holes.
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  5879. I suspect that's why armed forces will likely enter on foot. Though I could be wrong.
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  5880. F-16s have been a few months away for the past year... why the delay?
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  5881. In your dreams troll.
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  5882. It's very simple... Ukraine can attack russia but only with its own weapons, or with permission of donor states. Whenever a state provides weapons, there'll obviously be limits attacked. It's within the rights of the donor state to apply caution as they see fit. It may not be what we want, but it's not difficult to understand. What I don't understand is why you don't understand.
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  5883. Call me weird, but I find digital computers easier to understand conceptually.
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  5884. No, Peter is reasonably good but nice try troll. But what brings you lot out in such large numbers today? Ruzzia having a bad day?
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  5885. Are there any peer reviewed clinical trials around vitamin D? I believe vitiman D is useful in my case because my vitiman D level was extremely low but that's a personal thing. Authorities can't recommend without credibal supporting evidence. A recommendation from Joe Rogan or Dr. Campbell isn't enough.
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  5886.  Persevere for Freedom  In Australia, we pay around A$6.00 per US gallon equivalent right now, though the price can fluctuate wildly in my state.
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  5887. You're reading too much into it. The LGBT acronym was common until very recently. Don't get too hung up on letters, especially the +. Same goes for pronouns.
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  5888. I believe the war is headed south toward Crimea and ultimately Crimea's recapture by Ukrainian forces. It will most likely be a repeat of what we saw in Kherson, possibly preceded by another attack on the Kerch bridge.
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  5889. Could be coincidence, placebo effect or a number of other things. Realise that you are a sample size of one. This kind of thing needs to be investigated and tested in a controlled blinded way, otherwise there is nothing but anecdote.
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  5890. It's not even anywhere near my ally
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  5891. Too many dogs. I would hate it. Something needs to be done about it.
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  5892.  @maxfromukraine1630  Dumbest comment of the year. I'm guessing you have no idea?
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  5893. @Mike How?
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  5894. I live there and I fully support the rules. And you're correct, they're not rocket science.
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  5895. How so? C compiles to native code.
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  5896. I haven't seen any evidence that the Australian increase is due to omicron. Less speculation please. The main drivers in Australia are state borders opening and super spreader events in NSW have seen their daily cases explode but we don't know the omicron %. Victorian daily cases have remained stable for weeks.
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  5897.  @ericacat4565  I like Scott Morrison so I'll ignore your slur. That said, he is correct to focus on hospitalizations and ICU numbers. In a highly vaccinated population those daily 'case' numbers are less important in 2020. And if Omicron produces milder symptoms then even less important.
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  5898. Because it's the ethical thing to do.
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  5899. I think you're over complicating it. I would most people have an interest in this topic know pretty well what is meant by political correctness and wokeism. They're both involve a highly authoritarian unbalanced and unrealistic altitude toward human interactions. Wokeism takes it even further and becomes downright divisive by weaponising gender and race. This is the pathological left.
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  5900. Cargo seems quite lame to me. But I've been using MS Visual Studio for a long time. Cargo seems to be nothing more than a terminal tool. Perhsps, I'm missing something?
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  5901. I tried Linux a few years ago. Didn't like it. Switched back to Windows and never looked back.
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  5902. LOL, no one knows any such thing.
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  5903. I doubt praying will help. Given what we've already seen... no one is listening.
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  5904. Judging a religion by it's support for gay marriage seems absurd. I don't see anything wrong with folk being against gay marriage. It's just an opinion. Doesn't make them bad people. There are valid reasons. But having said that... The result for Jehovah's Witnesses is not surprising. I'm more surprised by it only being 75% as they are a fundamentalist group with strict codes of conduct and central control. The US Muslim result is probably not indicative of the whole religion. It's about what I would expect. You would be very wrong to generalize all Muslims on the basis of the US's relatively liberal relatively tiny sample size. It's going to be way higher. In the Middle Easy you had Muslims throwing gays off buildings. I heard many claiming that killing a gay man is doing him a favor. Islam is evil, no doubt about it. And it's not really about tolerance, it's about being more disciplined in one's adherence to one's moral standards, conscience and to God's laws and commands, as they are considered absolute and above man's ideas and whims. It's not about being more or less tolerant. No. This is how the left-wing always frames it. But no. A member of ISIS is going to follow the rules and throw the gay off of the roof whereas your moderate has some compassion therefore will even support gay marriage.
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  5905. Jarian Williams "white police officers shooting black people" ... Police were also shooting black people before Trump... plus... You forgot to mention that cops also kill white people. You forgot to mention that widespread bigotry, sexism and racism are also promoted by the left. You forgot to mention that left-wing backed Islamists (Muslims) are killing more people than the KKK. You forgot to mention that black people are killing more black people than the cops, white people or the KKK. You forgot to mention that Obama was backed as a great hope for black Americans yet in 8 years he was a failure. So why blame Trump for the mess he inherited?
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  5906. There's something wrong with your device. Never had that problem. All of my drives including flash drives and external backup drives are NTFS.
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  5907. Does Islam Have a Violent Extremism Problem?... YES.
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  5908. So Putin the bully is whining about the west being mean 😆
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  5909. ​@Withnail1969 LNG or LPG can be transported by truck, trains, and ships.
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  5910. You're right about Russia but you're exaggerating the Tump issue. There is no way Trump would do any of the stuff pootin is doing. Trump is an isolationist who wanted to avoid confrontations. Putin is the complete opposite.
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  5911. I'll be watching from Australia 🇦🇺
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  5912. Except that reportedly, a wing was blown off and there was shrapnel damage on the fuselage.
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  5913. 24yrukdesigner Well said and spot on.
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  5914. Nope.
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  5915.  @andsalomoni  We don't build them because they're not yet viable. The whole point of nuclear generation is get CO2 emissions down before cities are swamped by rising seas and before we pass the point of no return. Solar and wind won't do it. Nuclear generation will buy us extra decades we need.
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  5916. One aspect of it turned out differently but most of the detail was and still is valid.
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  5917. More then half the country is not under snow and the northern summer is stinking hot. Last summer in the UK was the hottest on record. Last summer in Australia was the hottest on record.
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  5918. Who cares what the WHO says? They don't exactly have a great track record. Besides, it's the responsibility of governments to care for their own citizens. What happens in other countries is secondary. I'll be taking a booster if I'm offered one.
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  5919.  @rl4life682  And signal to Russia that the west is weak. Next well have Russia invading other countries. Russia must be stopped just as Germany was in the 1940's. It's the same thing. We have fascism on the rise again. The real thing, not the woke bs.
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  5920.  @linusfotograf  And that's a good thing.
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  5921. Maybe it's a learned skill that isn't learned by people with poor social skills? I fit into this group. I struggle with live social interaction. That said, I take the opposite approach and assume that the other person knows nothing about the topics that interest me, so I say nothing and ask nothing.
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  5922. No one has "literally never ending ammo". Pretty confident the west has more than Russia
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  5923. Why does the left believe government can solve everything? They're just politicians.
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  5924. Are you a Russian operative? You think knocking out bridges road and rail won't slow them? Especially bridges which is where you completely missed the point.
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  5925. For a lot of people, Windows Phone was their first smart phone. The alternatives... iPhone - too expensive. Android - too difficult to use. That's why Windows Phone was my first smart phone.
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  5926. I don't like generalising for risk of being labelled a racist, but listening to this makes me wonder whether Russians are predisposed to having psychopathic tendencies? Or is their apparent callousness the result psychological conditioning?
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  5927. Only because the nazis double crossed ruZZia. Germany and ruZZia were allies in ww2
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  5928. Bringing Ukraine into NATO while at war makes no sense. We don't even know how long the war will last. How to plan etc. All the rest of the talk is nonsensical. Right now support Ukraine. Kick ruzzia out then join NATO. That's how it will hopefully pan out.
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  5929. Only with the help of the West. Ruzzia was originally allied with Nazi Germany until German double crossed them. And even after the war, It was America that put ruzzia back on its feet. A lot of regrets now I'm betting.
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  5930. Why is any voice like it is?
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  5931. RuZZia celebrating victory over the country they did a dirty deal with.
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  5932. Western support needs to prioritise counter measures against those ruzzian glide bombs. F-16s ? I don't know, but what are the experts doing about? Nothing?
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  5933. There is a spectrum of potential responses between doing nothing and bombing Russia.
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  5934. Those ruzzian tv scumbags also need to go to the hague for inciting and promoting war crimes.
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  5935. Are you able to disabled your caps lock key? It's very difficult to read in all caps.
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  5936. It's often claimed the wind and solar are cheaper than coal and gas power generation but is that based on raw figures or does it include the cost of storage?
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  5937. Why is running Windows a bad thing? I run nothing else.
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  5938. It's just woke rubbish. Nothing logical or rational about the woke movement.
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  5939. Need to destroy some more Russian military targets and threaten Russia with more as a deterrent.
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  5940. Don't be stupid. You want everyone to be pill popping daily some untested drug?
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  5941. Nope. America changed something and England stayed the same.
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  5942. I've been calling TDS since 2016, but honestly, Trump has hit a new low. Some of the criticism is entirely justified. For instance, Trump claims he rebuilt the American military, then claims it has all been given to Ukraine. He did add that it could be fake news.... but how is that not a blatent lie? Ukraine has received a lot of old equipment at inflated prices. Trump must know that. He's the guy who'll be in charge of the military if he wins, yet he's either completely ignorant of facts or he's lying. Both options should put him out of the race for president. Shameful.
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  5943. You can fix the border if you so wish without sacrificing Ukraine. It is possible to do two things at once. Fact is, no one wants to fix it. otherwise, it would have been fixed decades ago. You know that this border issue is being used by pro ruzzian folk to block aid? You must know that, right?
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  5944. The west said Russia was running out of missiles. They didn't say Russia had run out, so I don't see your point. Running out infers relatively low stocks compared to what was available originally and within the context of current usage. Perhaps you could explain why Putin gone begging to his mates for more? I guess he's running out, right? Also, perhaps you didn't notice but a lot of the drones are from 3rd party suppliers? Why? Maybe he's running out?
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  5945. Rubbish.
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  5946. Why not? They're both usefull, though I prefer MS Visual Studio.
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  5947. Eclipse is a pile of stinking bloated unstable garbage. It was so bad that I left the industry completely. For context, I was a long time C++ developer switching to Java (which sucked)... The amount of downtime caused by Eclipse was unacceptable to me at around 90%. I couldn't get work done and I couldn't take the stress of being unproductive any longer. So, Eclipse ended my 25-year employment with a great company. I resigned. The company wouldn't switch to a decent IDE because Eclipse is "free". At least that's how I saw it. Thing is, Eclipse isn't "free" when you consider developer downtime and the constant mantainence required by IT and the negative impact on developer health. Worst IDE I'd encountered in my 30+ years of software development. Rant over.
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  5948. Not really
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  5949. Why should they be jailed?
    1
  5950. Sadly for that mother, she's in ruzzia, no one cares.
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  5951. Tough question given that he's not a grifter. You're obviously a TROLL, right?
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  5952. Not a U-Turn. Just more Trump chaos.
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  5953. All of the many virologists I've heard discussing this say unlikely to be a lab release.
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  5954. I don't give a toss about servers. I don't need to know anything about them. That's the whole point of the client server approach. Same with electricity. I plug in and expect my TV to work. I don't need to understand how power stations work. I don't need to be an electrician to turn on a light bulb. What I need proven is the claim that Linux is superior to Windows. That's what I've been told 1000 times already. I've tried Linux and didn't like it. That 96% of users don't want a free product that is reportedly superior to the expensive 'inferior' item tells me a lot about the original claim. Sure, Linux is popular on servers. It's free, and the people who build servers are tech heads. The other 90% see a desktop as an appliance. It just has to work reasonably reliably with minimal of fuss. That's where Windows enters the picture.
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  5955. ​@user-wb7nv9ht1g Don't be so f'ing stupid. Russia has been doing this for 1000 years, hence its size. America is not perfect, has made mistakes, etc. But it has played global policeman (thank god) whilst Russia plays global scumbag.
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  5956. The Russian figures are an absolute joke and shouldn't even be repeated because the trolls love it. There are reports of crematoria in the south burning dead soldiers because there are too many to bring back to Russia, and when you see videos of war zones as Ukraines take back territory, there are dead Russians laying everywhere. I doubt many of them have been counted by Russia? Of course none of the numbers can be known with certainly. But there were reportedly 50k killed on the Russian side in the fight for Bakhmut alone.
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  5957. False flag event LOL
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  5958. These russians are going to the front lines in Ukraine via russia. They'll be on the receiving end of Ukraines fury before long.
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  5959. ​@rodpanhard Who's business model are referring to? Hopefully ruzzia i.e. the country who invaded pretty much every one of its neighbours. Otherwise, your comment would be ludicrous. I don't see America invading Canada or Mexico any time soon.
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  5960. What I find insane is the way the left support the religion behind this type of behavior but not limited this. Criticize Islam and one will hear howls of Islamophobia coming from the left. The religion is full of insanity.
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  5961. We're a very long way from vaccinating the whole world (years away) so I don't see how the pandemic will end any time soon. All we'll see is a divide between vaccinated and non vaccinated populations.
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  5962. Too many Democrat voters stayed home on election day.
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  5963.  @mr7wi  I'm hearing him spout a lot of lefty economic nonsense. Not clear at all.
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  5964. ​ @JJRM8 I've also seen that claimed, but others claim Vance
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  5965. Ask Thunburg and her ilk for practical solutions to their alleged problems and all you'll hear are crickets.
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  5966. The USA is way more robust than you're imagining. Concerns about Trump are overhyped by Trump haters. We were told in 2016 that Trump would destroy America and cause ww3... TDS sufferer's predictions didn't age well.
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  5967. LOL
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  5968. @Brother Sanguinary Trump was impeached for doing his job effectively. Democrats know Trump will win so they're playing dirty.
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  5969.  @manticore4952  Correct. I won't to be able to do everything through the UI. I don't ever want to use a CLI. But that's not because I'm a normie. I'm not. I just firmly believe that going back to the 90's is retrograde.
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  5970.  @goku445  Encountering more viruses on Windows is not evidence of Windows being less secure.
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  5971.  @LodanZark  What does setting user at root mean? Think about it. How many Windows users switching to Linux would know that?
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  5972. It would be rather foolish for Ukraine to advertise a date, right? That said, 4th of July would be rather appropriate.
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  5973. Right now, russia is terrorist state #1. Massive hypocrites.
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  5974. It's not about democracies or companies. It's about corrupt leaders.
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  5975. LOL
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  5976. Yes, and it was specifically a Canadian issue at the time but it's also an ongoing problem with wokeism globally.
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  5977. Silly question. You want them to spell out specifics in the middle of a war? That would be kind of dumb.
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  5978. Stupid.. you'd rather have 50,000 Aussies die of covid and likely another 100,000 with organ damage so that you can do what you want when you want it? I am proud of the way our government handled this natural disaster. Hope they do as well with the floods. Saving lives has to be the highest priority.
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  5979. That didnt age well. Ukraine has retaken 6000 square km already and the kremlin is in a panic Over 50k dead fighters on Russia's side, 20k Russian troops trapped, 2500 destroyed tanks etc. The Ukrainian military will just keep getting stronger while Russia weakens.
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  5980. nah man Yes, it's the first time I've heard her speak. I will be looking into some more of her work. As for the 'final solution' statement... I've read a few comments on it... perhaps this one has been taken out of context. One would hope so.
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  5981. The vax does accomplish this and it does a very good job of it and it does it without the high risk of long covid. Check the stats. Omicron still presents risk of disease, long covid, death and the potential for new variants. The vax doesn't.
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  5982. I don't believe Germany can replace that much gas with renewables any time soon. Maybe not even for decades. Australia has been rolling out renewables for 20 years - solar and wind farms and roof solar with huge subsidies, yet most of our energy still comes from coal and gas. The energy density is just not there.
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  5983. Both sides are begging for help, so how do you interpret that? I thought russia was a superpower, yet it's begging for help. I guess pootin is too stupid to realise that he can't win in the long run.
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  5984.  @berranari1  That's not exactly shitting all over it. It's an observation.
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  5985. ​ @DylanRoberts7  No, but I suspect most are.
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  5986. Only if BRICS becomes self sufficient, which it likely won't. Most BRICS countries trade globally.
    1
  5987. This was even obvious to blind freddy. No need for models.
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  5988. This "break" between America and its allies is all about Trump. Support elsewhere still exists. The mid-term elections could change the American poisition, and once Trump is gone, international relations will return to normal, in my opinion.
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  5989. C# is roughly equal to java in the respect but I prefer C# over crappy java.
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  5990. Not really.
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  5991. The real Putin on walkabout? Seems unlikey.
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  5992. The responsibility belongs with voters.
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  5993. Russia adding more war crimes to its already long list.
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  5994. The so called "Palestinian" leaders have done a great job on the disinformation front. So much so that millions of people wide side with what right now is effectively an Islamic terrorist state akin to ISIS. That might sound 'over the top' but the evidence is clear.
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  5995.  @sbalogh53  Spot on. Most of the developers I've worked with wouldn't have a clue about what's under the hood. It's mostly high level stuff these days.
    1
  5996. Has anyone seen the fake ads produced by maga targetting Jews and Muslims... all lies. These are not official Democrat party ads.
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  5997. Not sure which side you're taking but Australia is not discriminating. It's simply enforcing rules. No different to making helmets, seat belts and driver's licenses mandatory for particular situations or activities. If you want to drive a car then you need a license. If you want to ride a motorcycle then you need a helmet. If you want to smoke a cigarette then get out of the no smoking zone. None of that is discrimination. No one is forcing tennis players to come here just as no one is forcing anyone to ride a motorcycle. It is a free choice, but with freedoms come responsibilities.
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  5998.  @LatnJuv  How about he asks dumb questions to obfuscate the facts?
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  5999. Russian politics is 10X worse. At least America hadn't been bombing its neighbours.
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  6000. ​@wrongthinker843 Nope. Russia invaded, plain and simple. A million casualties and 10 million refugees.
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  6001. Nice try troll LOL
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  6002. ​ @JemHadar422 Give up troll, you're not even funny this time.
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  6003. What are you talking about?
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  6004. ​@CjqNslXUcM There's a whole lot more going on with return than just a jump. Return is quite different to a goto in multiple ways. Not providing a 'return' statement in a language would be lame.
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  6005. There is circumstantial evidence already in the public domain suggesting that Trump most likely changed his mind on Ukraine, albeit for self-serving reasons. It's unlikely you'll see the kind of proof you're hinting at. Trump doesn't work that way.
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  6006. LOL
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  6007. Some are. The more informed are not so worried.
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  6008. ​​​@user-lb9wj6qy2pJesus? Not likely, but that's totally irrelevent and off topic.
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  6009. There is nothing wrong with using a subset. We use a subset of the english language as well. It's not a problem when a language offers many ways to say the same thing or to describe subtleties. That's why I love C++. It's like C, which I also like, but it provides many other useful features to choose from. I'm rather tired of people who believe they can do better and sell the concept by bashing the current offerings.
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  6010. Because functional programming is of relatively limited us when compared to other paradigms.
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  6011. C is not a high-level language, originally designed as a step above assembly with constructs that map very closely to assembly. In some sense, it was also the successor to B, initially designed for developing the Unix kernel and to write code that runs close to hardware. It could be considered mid-level. Definitely not high. It offers very little in the way of abstraction.
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  6012. There is beauty to low level coding with asm and C that I miss in these days of bloatware.
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  6013. Since when is Trump forcing women to have children? I call bs.
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  6014. Good news that the Trump admistration are talking, but they always get the pertinent facts wrong.
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  6015. What?
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  6016. When is murdering an unborn child at 8 months the right decision?
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  6017. Agree about what?
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  6018. C# is a whole lot nicer as a language than java.
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  6019. Musks face makes me angry.
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  6020. Well spotted.
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  6021. It has a high efficacy. And to your first point... so what? Are you suggesting corruption? Any evidence? No... thought not.
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  6022. Hitchens talking nonsense again. Infection means infection. Pretty simple. Better to talk about deaths. We can count them. To think this is about governments holding onto power is asinine. Governments who wreck economies lose. It would be to their advantage to not scare people.
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  6023. I agree, but the problem is, even if russia leaves Ukraine, it won't have gone away. Putin wants Ukraine to become a puppet state.
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  6024. You should never have dogs around your children. That's gross negligence. Dogs are awful things to have around children. Let's end this stupidity. Too many mauled children already. Not having a history of aggression is no guarantee of safety either. When a dog mauls a child for the first, does that make it any less traumatic? No. Wake up dog owners. Please.
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  6025. That didn't age well. Poland actually really does like Ukraine and is improving it's ties with the nation.
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  6026. Why don't you want friends? I'm pretty much a loner myself. I don't relate well to people. They annoy me.
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  6027. Mostly hype, at least for the foreseeable future. Not practical any time soon.
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  6028. I've seen them in Melbourne but in practice, realistic charging centers will require their own electricity sub stations. I doubt many people have calculated the current flow required for even 100 cars all charging at once? It takes me one minute to fill with petrol. Let's say it takes 100 minutes to fully recharge an electric car... The equivalent of a ten pump petrol station would require 10 * 100 = 1000 charging points. That's the size of a shopping mall car park! If the ave. charging rate is 30 kWh, then said charging center would require a 30 mWh power source. That's ten wind turbines or something like 10,000 roof solar installations or a lot of coal.
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  6029. Elon Musk is finally correct about something. Robinson is in solitary for his own protection. A bunch of members of the "religion of peace" prefer he was unalive. The cover-up needs to be uncovered.
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  6030. He's been spouting the same stuff for decades. No signs of any deep thinking happening.
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  6031. Trolling? Yes, the US can veto the use of European weapons and have done so for years.
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  6032. There is no easy way. None of the problems on this channel are easy. I've tried a heap of them and I managed to solve one only. I spent 30 minutes trying a bunch of things for this one and failed. The solutions in the comments are no help either. A of assumptions mainly. I wanted to solve it myself before watching the video 😞 Why do people keep talking about "easy". Ridiculous!!!
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  6033. ​ @illwerral I took the algabraic route and just hit dead ends.
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  6034. ​@cdunne1620Why do you treat people so rudely? Just explain it instead of calling people ignorant. We're all here to learn, right?This puzzle is not easy.
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  6035. ​​ @robertmorrison1100 I tried something similar to that but hit a dead end.
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  6036. ​ @thomasstanton1111 No it doesn't. I've spent an hour on this by now. Still haven't watched the video solution yet, but I'm no closer even after skimming through this thread.
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  6037. What bomb making material? The only bombs I saw were already made and supplied the US. This is about the application of said bombs.
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  6038.  @JosephCaldwell-ro5hc  It's also 'Labour' in NZ. Our one is the odd man out.
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  6039. Well, we flattened the curve then there were apparent stuff ups, ‘catastrophic quarantine failure’, so now we have to do it all again.
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  6040.  the truth  There is no AI chip. Two questions: How do you pass an AI chip through a syringe? Where is the battery? Tinfoil hats?
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  6041. C++ is my favourite programming language by a huge margin. I've been developing in C++ for 30 years. I don't understand the hate. That said, I don't love everything about the language, especially some of the new features.
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  6042. ​ @wakandanlivesmatter3501 Except they didn't defeat any army. Ukraine is still fighting.
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  6043. Windows Phone was much easier to use than the android nightmare. I've been using android phones for years since my Windows Phone died and they still fry my brain. Android is horrible mess but it's the only affordable mainstream option.
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  6044. Bolt does not support pedophiles but he does support a person who he and others believe was falsely convicted of pedophilia, as does one of the appeal judges. I also believe this person in innocent.
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  6045. Russia owns no part of Ukraine. It needs to drag its sorry sss back to ruzzia.
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  6046. Are you incapable of staying on topic? That said, Russia will lose eventually because it is weaker than the west
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  6047. There is no evidence of such a place. The concept was invented by religious fanatics.
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  6048. TROLL
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  6049. Not even sure why I watch this channel. It's almost always pathetic in my opinion, but YT keeps recommending it LOL
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  6050. Never go back where? I left New Zealand. Was born there but will likely never go back.
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  6051. Rubbish!
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  6052. None of those ideas make any sense in the situation Russia is hellbent on stealing territory from it's neighbour. It's about empire building. Russia needs to be booted out of Ukraine.
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  6053. That's how I feel about everything in the java ecosystem. It just makes no sense to me as a 20-plus years C++ dev.
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  6054. Yeah, I also found Linux to be a time waster. There are too many hassles. Lack of professional level software, etc.
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  6055. That ruzzian advancement could get ahead of itself and be pincered off by Ukraine. That said, I'm no expert.
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  6056.  @Jmz876  If morals come from an all powerful judgemental god then they're not actually morals, they're laws. Morals are subjective.
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  6057. Bureaucratic, yes. Weak... not really.
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  6058. Correct except this is not a "Pretend Crisis" and the mismanagement is more about not doing a strict enough lock-down early enough. If New York, Italy etc. had acted quicker (even by a week or two) we wouldn't be seeing such a high death toll. What beggars belief is the idea of opening up before the case rate falls sufficiently.
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  6059. Why do you need to push stuff that isn't done? I only push/commit finished work. This is how I've worked for 25 years without issue.
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  6060. The facts (as best we can determine them) tells me that 10 is utter BS. A lot of people are still in denial, so they grasp at straws. It's like when a loved one dies. It takes a while to pass through the denial phase.
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  6061. That's a very small increase, fortunately.
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  6062. There are better drugs available. Problem is Trump has already cornered the market.
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  6063. It is not a proxy war... moron. Newsflash: Trump can't stop it. Only Putin can stop it. He started it.
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  6064. What's that supposed to mean?
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  6065. Depends on how the caller defines the term 'English'
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  6066. The minimax algorthm should be the same in C++. Yeah, the syntax will be different but the algorthm should be the same.
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  6067. Yeah, I would definitely add that to my list of horrible languages, along with javascript.
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  6068. Bullshit
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  6069. I found it a whole lot easier to get started in C# than Java. Visual Studio just works and C# is a natural fit on Windows.
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  6070. Who's next... no idea. Why don't you tell us?
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  6071. Let's hope she's right.
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  6072. There are fools in every culture and country. That's just the way the world is and always has been. I struggle to understand why. There are pro hamas protests in my country, but these protesters are complete idiots. For example, "lesbians for palistine". Go figure. They make me angry. But my government supports Israel, as I do but on a positive note, these far left morons are only a small minority.
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  6073. What is really funny is that everything you wrote is bs. First of all, the IMF and the World Bank don't have access to the facts pertaining to the ruzzian economy (putin has it). Second... neither organisation is criminal. That's putins' role. All they have are the published figures, which are widely considered to be smoke and mirrors. Again, putin. But a reasonable estimate of the state of the economy can be made. It's not too difficult, and what you get is pretty much in line with what was presented here. But instead of listening and learning, you come on here and troll ruzzian lies. Why? Why do you support an evil war mongering genocidal maniac who commits war crimes daily. What's in it for you? The rubles LOL
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  6074. Can you explain your lines on maps thing in more detail. It still makes no sense. There are no lines as you draw them. Russia is stealing territory, Ukraine wants it all back. And that's as it should be. So, the only lines I know of are the internationally recognised borders.
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  6075. I live in Australia so not fully informed on the brexit details but I thought one of the big issues was about not wanting to be dictated to by the EU? The UK should be sovereign in every way. Even here in Australia I'm affected by EU privacy rules and it sucks.
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  6076. That number is way too low to be dead and wounded.
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  6077. Ridiculous comment. And your point on interventions is not relevant to immigration policy anyway. They're entirely separate issues.
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  6078.  @Canadian_Eh_I  Why would you want to trust your government on such an issue? They're politicians.
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  6079. Not really. It's a dog.
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  6080. I'm guessing for clarity. Not everyone would notice that.
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  6081. That "large" area recently captured by ruzzia doesn't even compensate for what Ukraine has captured since 2022.
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  6082.  @OceanFrontVilla3 Iivermectin is an unproven drug. It would be reckless and incompetent of health professionals to be pushing an unproven untested and possibly toxic drug. There is no credible evidence in support of Ivermectin being effective against covid. And you're misunderstanding the percentages of unvaccinated going to hospitals. In a well vaccinated population, most hospitalized covid patients are unvaccinated.
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  6083. I like her accent. She speaks very nicely.
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  6084. The Hamas attack on Israel happened days ago. What you're talking about takes years. Egypt doesn't want to be involved anyway. Be realistic. Israel needs to hit hard and fast else Hamas will be back.
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  6085. How does that work when the batteries are sealed into the car's floor pan and are as big as the car's chassis? In some EV's you'd have to dismantle the care to remove the battery.
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  6086. What the hell is a trait? I've read the rust docs (or what there is of it). Made no sense.
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  6087. Yeah, the Amiga was so ahead of its time. I never used ARexx but I have done kind of similar stuff on Windows by building COM interfaces into apps and test tools for automation and testing systems via scripting.
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  6088. What would happen to ruzzian sanctions if trump wins?
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  6089. So, no ruZZians? There must have been some, surely?
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  6090. Too many people are driven by feelings instead of facts.
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  6091. She was pretty good though.
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  6092. I'm surprised there is any difference though I'm no expert. The same question could be asked re: the vaccines... i.e. the efficacy of the Oxford at 62% (reportedly) vs Pfizer at 95%. Why the difference and where does natural immunity sit on this spectrum?
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  6093. Russia coming out strong would be a disaster for the world. Try to understand the difference between Russia and the US. Their long term goals are entirely different.
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  6094. Maybe if you fix your spelling and grammatical errors your comments might be comprehensible?
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  6095. ​ @abheceshabemuskk3531  Seens as though human obvsevation is required at some point, even if it's not at the slit... there was an experiment conducted some time ago that demonstrated statistically that human observation was required somewhere along the observation chain. So, I haven't abandoned the "human consciousness is required" interpretation just yet, even though it doesn't sit well with consensus science. Since we don't know for sure, best not to be dogmatic.
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  6096.  @jackdarby2168  The tight or lose quiz
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  6097. How much of Islam is involved in this? Are we looking at another ISIS type situation developing here? Islamic persecution of Christians isn't new in the region. Wouldn't be the first time Armenians have suffered at the hands of Islamists. We here a lot about nazis, but Islamists are by far the bigger threat in our time.
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  6098. Who the hell cares about so called "bloat". It's an exaggerated non problem. Those things you refer to as bloat in the top row are just applications. Having then there saves users from having to install them. Don't see a problem unless perhaps you're short on drive space?
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  6099. The cycle of the U.S. failing to deliver on promises continues.
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  6100. Who is "ya"? Care to elaborate?
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  6101. She has the numbers, that's all. She's a fool in my opinion. Anyone with brains knows a physical border aids the enforcement of border security but she thinks walls are racist. LOL. Its an ideological thing. To hell with common sense apparently.
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  6102. Bullshit. Only morons are jealous of ruZZia.
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  6103. Are you a maga moron? Just asking.
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  6104. Pootin won't be laughing for much longer. The scumbag can't win this one.
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  6105. Your choice.
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  6106. Except the mess he'll make of geopolitical flash points isn't worth it. Right now, russia is trying to reestablish the soviet union. If you are old enough as I am, you'll realise how bad an idea that is. And that's only one of many issues Trump has no clue on.
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  6107. ​@wisenber That's bs. We saw Vance (an asshole in my opinion) bullying a president who is defending his country against the Russian fascists (America's #1 long term enemy), having to defend himself against the continuing barrage of lies and insults directed at him by a supposed ally. America has lost the plot.
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  6108. I doubt Python does any optimisations given how slow it runs.
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  6109. The question "why do Ukrainians want to fight" is a rather silly one. The answer is so damn obvious as to not require the question.
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  6110. You believe putin would give up?
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  6111.  @oldschoolman1444  Try not to lump all humans together.
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  6112.  @ecocentrichomestead6783  The far left and the far right are causing me to lose hope in humanity. A growing level of ignorance and idiocy that beggers belief.
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  6113. How would that work in practice given that batteries are huge and built into the floorpan? Would it really like the little demo? The idea seems a bit clunky at best.
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  6114. James Randi says "belief in the paranormal, the occult and the supernatural is all total nonsense" well there's some 12yr old thinking for you. An overly simplistic view. He's lumped together a huge range of phenomena and effectively claimed that they're all bogus! That's an extraordinary claim with no evidence provided. As for charlatans... yes there are charlatans in every walk of life, but to single out a particular group and suggest that they are all charlatans is dispicable in my opinion.
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  6115. They cry poverty then fire 5000 rockets.
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  6116. Trump only admires Trump.
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  6117. I agree... I'm also in the tech sector and nearing retirement. I've had an interest in AI since the 90s. My main interest was and still is in game play, for instance, chess engine techniques. I've developed my own engine from the ground up. But the AI we're hearing a lot about lately, I feel, is overly hyped and will under deliver.
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  6118. I hate java. I loath everything about java and its development ecosystem with a passion.
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  6119. It's not the governments fault. Go to any shopping mall and witness the hords of non distancing morons.
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  6120. Not really. We would be in big trouble without the U.S.
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  6121. Is it, though? What is clean code? Some of the code I've seen that was considered well written OOP (is that clean code?), it was atrociously confusing. Overly engineered, in my opinion, with too much abstraction. Additionally, such code will typically run slowly. I recently refactored some OOP code, I pretty much removed all of the OOP stuff from performance critical paths and gained a 300% increase in speed. I ended up with C++ code that looked more like C. Bottome line, Im not sure how one would define clean code or measure its cleaness.
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  6122. You may well be right, but I hope you're wrong. The clown show has lasted too long already.
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  6123. Dumb people not accepting of science and genetics yet are happy to believe in unsubstantiated bullshit about some sky being. LOL
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  6124. I guess there's plenty of weird dysfunctional stuff to cover, right? Now we've got Musk's weirdness over Ukraine. I'm waithing for that video. Can't wait.
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  6125. Someone visiting ruzzia was reportedly sentenced to 8 years in prison for donating $30 to Ukraine. She was charged with treason. She was caught because of records on her seized phone.
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  6126. Nope. And it's mostly scaremongering anyway.
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  6127. Stop lying. Flu is way less deadly and no good evidence in support of ivermectin for covid-19. A lot of people who believed that kind of BS ended up dead. Would you really want that on your conscience? Please get your facts straight.
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  6128. Who are "these people"?
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  6129.  @scottwasson  Haha nice try
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  6130. Well, 80% of men, maybe?
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  6131. No.
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  6132. Not really
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  6133. Most Americans will be soon. The difference here is these people know whats coming, whereas Trump voters will recieve a shock that their low info brains least expected, then massive regret will follow. Trouble is, the damage will hang around for a very long time.
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  6134. There is the possibility of becoming wealthy but it's pure speculation. It's gambling by another name. I don't have the nerve for it, nor do I have the money to burn. I'm also dubious about most of the get rich quick claims around crypto.
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  6135. You are correct... Religion deserves no respect at all. It is a case of the blind leading the blind into a commonly shared delusion.
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  6136. I liked Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, U2 etc..... and ABBA.
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  6137. All of Ukraine's corruption came from ruzzia. All of Ukraine's problems come from ruzzia. Big difference though is that Ukraine has made corruption illegal becaise its on a path into the EU and NATO. Russia celebrates corruption. Russia is proud of corruption. Oh, BTW, putlers Bridge is in trouble again. Go check it out lol the Ukrainian army is doing fine.
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  6138. Russian news reporting is reliably unreliable.
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  6139. How do engines play? I mean, do they has some specific strategy or style of play? I know how engines work, at least the non AI type. I've developed one from the ground up but I can't say I've noticed anything specific about the game play except that I can't beat it.
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  6140. I tried that and failed. I failed to see how the diameter relates to the side length while visualising it.
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  6141. Likely to be more beautiful with the head cloth.
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  6142. That's got to be the dumbest statement under this video. Honestly, what's happened to people's brains today?
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  6143. Because the software is part of the computer. You have 5 computers therefore 5 lots of software. Not one copy pirated 4 extra times. Not arguing for or against. Just saying, that's how it works.
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  6144. Alucard I was going suggest Linda Sarsour. LOL. Crazy woman. Would have been interesting.
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  6145. It's not possible to represent an infinite number of floating point values into finite resources (which you likely know already). There'll always be a compromise.
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  6146. He's justifiable annoyed. Personally, I think Twitter is so toxic that it would be doing humanity a big service if it was shut down. Either that or fix it. I closed my account when Trump was banned. Not because I'm aTrumpian, but on principal. I believe in free speech.
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  6147. @Joe Green You keep missing the point. You're like one of those language lawyers who'd argue for forever and a day over the least important point. No one is saying being centrist is proof of correctness.
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  6148. NATO didn't.
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  6149. Work it out if you can. It's not difficult.
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  6150. Does the mouse work with neovim, and does it run on Windows? Keyboard only editing is too limiting. I graduated to the mouse and keyboard in 1986.
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  6151. Only in terms of weapons supplied by the west. They've always been able to do whatever with their own weapons.
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  6152. Who is "you"? What are you talking about?
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  6153. De-growthing isn't going to happen, at least no where near enough of it to solve global warming. We have to transition to alternate energy sources and adopt more efficient energy usage. No one wants to go back to th 19th century. The caller is a confused utopian. Does he have any idea how much it would cost to replace private cares with public transit. LOL That's assuming it's physically possible. It's not where I live. There are a few things that should be done like reducing meat consumption but there are very few quick fixes.
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  6154. What?
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  6155. Java is an awful programming language.
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  6156. @objectiveobserver-yi4by It's Putin's call. There is nothing anyone else can do about it. Putin could end the war right now.... but he won't.
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  6157. ​@pwn3426 Prices are not simply one thing or another. It's complicated. I'm not sure why you think it's funny? Yes, inflation is a part of it. I bought my 1st graphics card for $500 when I was earning $15 / hr. 25 years ago. Now a $50 card would blow it away, but I'm earning $50. It's called inflation, but it's also advancement in technology. Prices in real$ are falling over time.
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  6158. How can he be the fulfillment when he's been dead for 2000 years... that's assuming he even existed?
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  6159. Some of us do know, and probably more so than some Americans it would seem.
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  6160. I am not biased. I've owned both Intel and AMD systems but it's safe to my decision to buy or build AMD was always based on price. The Intel contemporary was always more performant but also more expensive.
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  6161.  @JamesHightower18  Do we need to ask?
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  6162. C# vs. Java would have been an interesting comparison. They're two languages I consider to be quite similar conceptually... I'd bet C# would win.
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  6163. Depends on how efficacy is measured. Infection vs mild desease vs severe desease vs death etc. It's going to be lower for mild desease than for death for instance.
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  6164. And? Who's neck? Details?
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  6165. I believe it was mostly C. There are very few languages suited to the purpose. C is one of them obviously.
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  6166. Suggesting that we should have crossed those "red lines" sooner is a flawed argument. We don't know where those red lines were or whether they even existed in the past. It should be obvious to all that if there were any "red lines", they're not likely to have been fixed in stone. They'll be moving on a wim.
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  6167. That's the unfortunate effect of war but Ukraine has no alternative. The only positive is that Russian losses are vastly greater. Best solution would be for Russia to piss off back into it's cage
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  6168. The YES camp is struggling to understand why they lost, yet if you go to almost any of the left-wing media channels, you'll notice comments are disabled. This tells me they don't want to know. And the fact that they haven't figured it out yet tells me a lot more about their thought process. They just don't get it. They've already played the race card. That came early. If the referendum was only about recognition, it probably would have passed. The voice was a pointless and divisive idea. It's that simple.
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  6169. They're still just opinions unless repeated as news by news media.
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  6170.  @kavenio2915  There would need to be some nuance to the decision, right?
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  6171. @Anarcho-harambeism Why not make an effort to look it up? Or are you too lazy? You need to be spoon-fed?
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  6172. It's real science. You can disagree with the interpretarion of the data but the process follows the scientific method.
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  6173.  @filp413  No they're not. Thousands of lives were saved by Labor making the tough but right decisions and voters have rewarded them for it. Stop peddling conservative propaganda.
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  6174. Dogs are are menace. It's humans who are not doing well because of dogs. You have it backward. As for being criminaly ridiculous... speak for yourself.
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  6175. Who are "those"? And who cares if they dismiss it? What you need is evidence and there isn't any. Just mindless chatter from the far right. And science is not about sides having stories.
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  6176. So Russia admits to being a terrorist state and is proud of it. Yet we have in the west, traitors who support this evil and demand we withdraw support for the victims? It disgusts me.
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  6177. That would be fake news.
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  6178.  @stateofopportunity1286  Don't be stupid. Centrists are typically the most pragmatic, practical and moderate. These are the people like myself who can think rationally about individual issue without being driven by loyalty to left or right. We're often the swing voters who are not rusted onto a particular party.
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  6179.  Gigi Devoe  That was stupid
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  6180.  Jack Richardson  Nice piece of humor
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  6181. Maybe it's the topic? I almost didn't bother because the topic doesn't interest me a whole lot right now.
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  6182. Your arguments are about as silly as Pakman's. You're bogged down in irrelevant detail. The Triggernometry guys are interested in the overarching concepts, not the minutiae. Pakman dances around the issues by saying a lot without saying anything useful and the guys let him get away with it.
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  6183. Possibly the only thing she got right.
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  6184. And your problem is...
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  6185. They're stray dogs now. Dogs don't have "families". They have owners. Dogs are not people.
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  6186. What is the loony left babbling about? They've likely never had it so good, yet they want to tear it down.
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  6187. Math can be fun.
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  6188. NATO is a defence block.
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  6189. ​​ @bilic8094 You are extremely naive and uninformed.
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  6190. Too many people are too dumb to figure that out it seems.
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  6191. I don't consider Douglas Murray all that controversial. I agree with a lot of his points but not all.
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  6192. How do you know?
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  6193. Russia has become a global menace in every way imaginable.
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  6194. If you're new here, check out Jakes Birthday fund-raiser videos from a few weeks back. Truly inspiring stuff.
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  6195. LOL
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  6196. He may well be a decent bloke (and probably is) but I wouldn't want him as PM. I don't like his politics.
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  6197.  charmander  He is neither dumb, an idiot, nor is he a clown. No one is perfect but he is pretty close most of the time and I suspect correct more often then you. That said, he has acknowledged that Bernie could win, so pay better attention next time.
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  6198. I do not support these rabble rousing idiots and their stupid protests. As for the construction industry, it's unfortunate that all were shut down but the 50% of sites flouting the rules deserve it. The same goes for any other business. It's about time sensible rules like wearing a mask correctly were enforced. Too many people in supermarkets without masks or noses poking out, masks under chin etc. No consideration for anyone around them or the doctors and nurses who'll be picking up the pieces not too long from now. Selfishness abounds it seems.
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  6199. It's 2024. For software developers, it's time to move past those unnecessary daily commutes. Everything is online.
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  6200. @jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n You're referring to ignorance on the political right. I mean Trump? LOL
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  6201. Trump is not responsible in my opinion. He is not the first leader to speak in an encouraging way to the base but one would need to be fully disingenuous to claim Trump wanted a siege. I suspect he was as shocked as anyone. What I saw was a leader communicating poorly to a bunch of far right fanatics, many bordering on insanity. But on the left we have equal insanity just packaged differently. Sam still appears to be suffering from TDS as is anyone else who believe Trump called for a siege. It beggers belief that some as nuance as Sam can't decide the difference between rhetoric an actual literal request for violence. Trump is nearly all rhetoric. Sad that the left have never figured that out (interpreting everything as lies)... and the far right who read between the lines incorrectly.
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  6202. Russians, most of them, disgust me. They're not even human. They opperate like a dystopian hive mind with maniacs all the way down.
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  6203. No, Russia and Iran will fail long term. Additional sanctions and secondary sanctions in 2023 will plug the gaps.
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  6204. There would be no "AI" without humans and a habitable planet. It's software running on computer hardware. How would any of that be possible on say, the moon? It's not like the software can set up a chip fabrication plant on the moon and all the rest of it without humans to do it. It's just software.
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  6205.  @addajjalsonofallah6217  They were likely more useful than you'll ever be.
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  6206. Life in Russia must be hell on earth... that 62 year old looks late 70s 😢
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  6207.  @markwhittington9121  What dog?
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  6208. Most countries define summer to be from the June solstice until the September equinox. Some June 1 through August 31. Never heard of a country defining summer as starting early May? In Australia where I live, it's the reverse. We have winter defined officially as June 1 to August 31. I guess Ukraine's climate is a bit oddball?
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  6209. ​@walkaz You're just making up bs. No credible commentator has claimed any of that. Yes, there were rumours of illness. No reason to doubt that. Most people get sick. Why not contribute something useful instead of the mindless waffle? Are you really that moronic?
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  6210. In what way are people who voted to protect their country's sovereignty traitors? That makes no sense.
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  6211. Seeing what?
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  6212. Dumb comment. Engage brain next time.
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  6213. Someone with a functioning brain. Thank you.
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  6214.  @donaldmickunas8552  Great points for those few people who work with servers but it's a massive negative for attracting Windows desktop users over and growing the Linux user base.
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  6215. Moscow won't fall. Ukraine will win eventually provided that the West wake up, but Moscow falling... ridiculous speculation.
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  6216. ​ @idjles  I discovered docker and I hated it. We were forced to use it professionally for a time. It completely did my brain in. I vastly prefer VMWare.
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  6217. It can also have something to do with the languages.
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  6218. The R values you quote must be incorrect? An R value less than 1.0 will die out on it's own by definition I believe? The true unimpeded R value of the wild variant is probably around 2.0. The new ones could be nearer 3.0. No one really knows for sure because human behaviour changes and adapts.
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  6219. They will win eventually once the weaponry is fully in place.
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  6220. ​​​ @sciencedaemon C++ is not a functional programming language. It's a general purpose high-performance language that has adopted useful ideas seen in other languages (nothing wrong with that). On balance, C++ is way more useful than Lisp or any pure functional language. I had a lot of fun with Lisp but it's useless for real work, at least for my work, as would be any functional language. People who choose C++ then whine about it not being functional, they have simply chosen the wrong tool for the job. Their fault. Not the language. In the same way, choosing a hamner to drive screws can work, but not nicely.
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  6221. ​ @ItsMadRat Drivers would be an interesting field if work. Way better than grinding out yet more bloated web stuff?
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  6222. And the woke crazies with them.
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  6223. Teslas stock chart looks like one of those boom and bust mining stocks.
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  6224. There was a 'Free Tommy Robinson' rally in Melbourne this morning and in Sydney in the afternoon. Just ordinary folk outraged by the injustices and the increasing restrictions on free speech.
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  6225. NATO has grasped it but some politicians haven't.
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  6226. The vote doesn't matter. If the US authorities decided to hand over Putin, then they'd hand over Putin.
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  6227. The momentum... from 0% to 4% market share on the deskop took 20 years....
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  6228. ​@janvangorp6918 Android is not Linux from a users perspective. It might be based on it, the kernal etc., but it's not it. I don't give a toss about that any. What they do have in common are GUIs that suck. I use an Android phone because of price. It sucks.
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  6229. How does Trump get away with lying continuously? If an Australian politition lied like Trump does, their career would be over.
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  6230. Peddling am untested drug again? It would have to be a coincidence unless Ivermectin was effective (no evidence of that) and most of the population were taking it (extremely unlikely).
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  6231. That's spectacular
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  6232. Rubbish. This channel is excellent. TVP provides better coverage than in my own country, so no.
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  6233. What's your point?
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  6234. What is that in C for the rest of the world... about 43C I think... that's stinking hot!
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  6235. Rubbish comment! You show a complete lack of nuance and a glaring display of ignorance.
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  6236. Depends on how you define "exists".
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  6237. Not much of that rant made any sense. If you're bored with it then why are you listening? I think this was a great podcast. Hopefully more to come.
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  6238. So they also had 700 deaths? Must have missed that headline.
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  6239. I can't stand terminals after using IDEs. It blows my mind that anyone could do serious development using something as archaic as vim when compared with IDEs. Yes, Eclipse is bloated crap, but don't set Eclipse as the benchmark. MS Visual Studio is awesome. Nothing comes close. There's a lot of bs being said here. VS boots up in a few seconds. And all of the features that VS provides, you've got to do all of that yourself instead of doing something productive. The whole argument I'm hearing here is cultish nonsense. It's like claiming bicycles are a faster mode of transport than motorcycles, because motorcycles are bloated.
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  6240. I don't think you need to chew on that. You'd just make your own descision and ignore the recommendation. It's always going to be drivers choice as it us with gas. I've even run out of gas a couple times.
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  6241. Maybe operatives inside russia could, but I doubt Ukraine can do much about it from a distance.
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  6242. You're spot on with the deadlines and estimates... and a whole lot of other stuff.
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  6243. Good question. It's not racist. It's a left wing lie.
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  6244. Islamic nut-jobs beheading Christians. Direct from the Islamist playbook. Who didn't see that coming. Tragic. Let's hope this doesn't blow up like it did in Iraq/Syria.
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  6245. So you're getting exited by a 3% market share? Really? It might be even as high as 4%. Either way, it's not much.
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  6246. Unfortunately there is no Allah... or at least there's zero evidence of such an entity. Just books and empty claims. The saddest thing of all is how many lives have been lost, how much suffering has been endured, all because of the empty claims written in so called "holy books". How many muslims have lost hands feet or their heads because of nonsense recorded in one of their islamic texts? How many Jews have died. How many christians have died at the hands of muslims? Many. Think about that.
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  6247.  @roberttrain3169  How does any of that odd mix of myth, legend and nonsense relate to reality?
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  6248. Do you think moving further to the left would help? Why do you think maga is attactive? Because it's a response to the left's crazy stuff.
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  6249. Ridiculous!!
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  6250. More to learn from a baby than a 90 year old? Really? LOL
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  6251. Not really. Most people simply prefer the independence and flexibilty cars provide.
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  6252. Not really.
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  6253. HAMAS
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  6254. What's wrong with it?
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  6255. Russia is on target for 200K dead by summer. How many more lives with Pootin sacrifice for nothing but his own ego?
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  6256. You, like many commenting seemed to have completely missed the point. Did you actually listen and understand? It all seems to make perfect sense to me. It's as if he's discribing my life perfectly.
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  6257. The Russian polling is flawed anyway. Most Russians are either ilinformed and/or scared.
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  6258. I must also be old. That's what I payed for my first house. I live in Australia where I've never payed more than $10k for a car... $60k AUD isn't going to happen.
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  6259. Why do you ask?
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  6260. No. You're describing Hamas. They're the terrorists. Israel is a democratic high tech advanced multicultural society that has the right to defend the itself against hate filled Jew hating Islamists.
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  6261. Yes, it did. It prevented ruzzia from destroying a whole country.
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  6262. Who cares? I guess you're another one who cares more about race than science?
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  6263. No side is winning right now. But one thing is clear, Ukraine is getting stronger while Russia us weakening.
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  6264. Wow, russians spew so much bullshit.
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  6265. You haven't heard anything... have you looked? And why would you "trust" any news channel? You should always fact check. No news channel is perfect. I don't trust any of them but I have more confidence in some than others.
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  6266. Why is that relevent? I don't understand the significsnce of those means
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  6267. Don't be such a dick. The rubles aren't worth it. There is no link between Jake and the attack on drump. Jake is an American citizen. He has the right to say whatever he likes about the morons in the Republican party... especially drump.
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  6268. Too much of this omicron hype is pure speculation.
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  6269. It might be considered a truism by some but I consider it true - socialism has never worked. It has never worked, never will work and never can work.
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  6270. Ok, bye bye.
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  6271. Russell Brand is hard to decode... he's a far left anti-establishment anarchist moron behaving like a far right moron.
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  6272. This will upset some people, but.... what's the difference ethically between eating dogs or pigs or sheep or cows, etc? Personally, I think sheep are nicer animals than dogs. My grandfather had pet sheep. They're sweet animals. Dogs are filthy noisy pests.
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  6273. Millions of people are vaccinated evey year, seemingly without a problem. Is this really an issue?
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  6274. These people refusing to wear masks are like toddlers having a tantrum.
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  6275. ​@TRUMPWINS-m7r Felon in Chief incoming.... this horrifies sane people.
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  6276. Putin could de-escalate by dragging his troops asses out of Ukraine and never bring them back.
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  6277. Totally irrelevent.
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  6278. You sound like a sane person. I'm not a Python developer. I use C++ 99% of the time, and I use MS Visual Studio because I love IDEs. It's a damn good option for C, C++, C# etc. Windows. That said, I took a look at RStudio and I must say it looks quite impressive.
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  6279. People of colour, LOL. Who cares how much melanin you have have in your skin? These people are racists.
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  6280. How is this anything to do with Rupert Murdoch? It's not as if he writes their scripts.
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  6281. I found it all boring until University. But that's exactly what he's describing. It's not the oppossite. Gifted kids are not challenged until say college / university... it's all too easy and for some, it's boring.
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  6282.  eclipse-sh1qmZ3mOtcua  People can change over time. I was pro Trump in 2016 after he won the election because as not being an American, I didn't know enough about his background and I'm anti-woke. I suspect Trump and maga in some ways a reaction to the extreme woke left
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  6283. Yes, Russia is exactly like a giant cult where their leaders feed them bullshit daily and ban independent reporting. Little wonder the populace is crazy.
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  6284. Ridiculous...
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  6285. I believe that is correct
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  6286. That's kind of stupid. If Ireland came under attack, who would be there to defend it? NATO, right? You can't have it both ways. Neutrality is only an idea. You're either part of a defence alliance or you're not. Ireland effectivelly is, while pretending it isn't.
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  6287. TROLL
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  6288. I prefer header files and templates. Just because a bunch of new stuff gets added doesn't mean it's better. The desperation to always be on the bleeding edge of everything because one can is a kind of compulsive disorder. The C language is still a great time-tested language. C++ was until it wasn't. Too much pointless baggage has been shoehorned in, and then we get snarky remarks directed at those who don't care for the extra baggage. Even C++98 was more than adequate. Probably 90% of the code bases I've worked on are C99 or C++98, and it all works fine. When I'm working on my own private projects, I'll cherry pick from C++11, 14, and 20, but I'm not fanatical. Life is too short.
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  6289. C++ is only a niche when it is. In some companies and teams, C++ is mainstream, like it was for 20 years in my team. It was all C code before that.
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  6290. Not really. There is no way the West will let Ukraine fall. No way. You're assuming the West's slow response was by choice. No. The West got caught with its pants down. They believed the times of big wars were over. Putin had different plans. The West has now learned its lesson. NATO is larger and stronger, but a large ship can't turn on a dime, but it's turning, and it will easily outpace ruzzia in the medium term. Why? Because realistically, ruzzia is a minnow economically by world standards whilst it is sanctioned.
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  6291. Given the trainwreck that Lex's show was, his disingenuous approach, yes, a lot of pain and anguish to recover from.
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  6292. Those who want to stop supporting Ukraine. They're basically saying just let Russia demolish and enslave Ukraine.
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  6293. No it wouldn't. Seems no end to the nonsense you people dump into this comment section. I thought this is a science based channel?
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  6294. It could be that Dr Campbell is wrong about the need for asperating? Would that not be the most obvious explanation?
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  6295. How high are they on average? I think it's over hyped. Most Western countries are roughly the same. I pay 25% plus other taxes on top in AU, but we get better social services than the likes of the US.
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  6296. Left leaning political parties need to drop the toxic woke bs.
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  6297. Definitely not. Sounds like Python syntax. Yuck. It's much better to keep the semicolons and curly brackets. It's more readable.
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  6298. ​​ @donwinston They make code more readable. Whitespace doesnt do that as well. There can also be benefits in terms of parsing the language e.g. delimiting a scope with {}. The way Python does that is just stupid.
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  6299. This is a great channel, but the grifting for subscribers' part when you're already near 3.5m is a bit off.
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  6300. Ruzzia will be caught with its pants down if the man in America goes thumbs up.
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  6301. How does a referendum make a chunk of Ukrainian territory become Russian? It doesn't except in the minds of deluded Russians. So, why does it matter? I guess it would be bad for the civilians, but does it affect the war?
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  6302. Every country must have the right to choose who enters and when they enter. End of story.
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  6303. You noticed?
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  6304. It's not about men vs. women. There's been plenty of evil women in power throughout history. It's simply that men tend to be leaders more often than women. Neither are better or worse at it. Plenty of Russian women promoting the war and plenty in favor of their sons brothers and husbands fighting for the "motherland".
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  6305. Someone has to do it.
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  6306. There appeared to be no good reason to vote for Clinton or Trump so in that position one must fall back to lesser issues. Plus the left has a toxic social agenda. That may have played a role in Trump's win.
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  6307. NATO is pussyfooting around too much, and it's sitting on its hands in terms of defence funding. Pootin will be laughing.
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  6308. Hamas oppresses Palistinians.
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  6309. You're wearing blinkers. None of this would have happened if Hamas had not broken through the border and massacred children etc. Hamas is a terror organisation. It's that simple. They need to be rooted out.
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  6310. Russian bullshit aside... the point many are missing is that Israel is the "Ukraine" in this war. Both Israel and Ukraine have battled over the centuries against tyranny and occupation. Both Israel and Ukraine have been invaded multiple times. Both are desperate to not be defeated again... because in each case, defeat would result in genocide. So, Israel rooting out terrorists in Gaza would be analogous to Ukraine rooting out terrorists across the ruzzian border.
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  6311. Russia is bad guy number one. Not sure what you were getting at?
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  6312. Russia is losing big pictures. Trolls like to focus on sq km. That's how this war will be won.
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  6313. My support for Israel will never decay because Israel is fighting for what we in the free world too often take for granted. Freedom from tyrany, the benefits of a democracy, to live a prosperous and meaningful life, freedom of religion and freedom from religion, to protect one's language culture and to exist without persecution... and do all of this without thousand of rockets coming over one's border. These should be basics, but countries like Israel and Ukraine risk losing everything for no good reason. Just pure evil.
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  6314. What is it with Florida... antivaxxers, anti-maskers, conspiracy theorists, and now pro Russian bullshit?
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  6315. Can be simultaneously good and bad. Depends on context.
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  6316. What?
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  6317. I'm not so confident that ruZZia will be held back in the north. Ukraine isn't as effective in defence as it once was. Lack of resources has been costly. Hope I'm wrong.
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  6318. Some will. Some won't.
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  6319. The cpu runs the compiler. The cpu is doing the work.
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  6320. Sadly, your country has too many moronic voters. The result shocked the world.
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  6321. In terms of complete BS coming from the far right, yes, but there's a lot of bias in the leftist media. It's more subtle but it's there and it's pervasive..
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  6322. Sounds like Australians. Most think anything below 20C is freezing.
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  6323. 80k Russian fighters killed in 3 months. How long will they keep that going?
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  6324. You obviously don't have a clue. The Bible sets the standards, beliefs, creeds a Christian must follow and live by. To not follow God's commands (as they believe it be) is to sin. There really is no option. So to say she uses the Bible to mask her bigotry simply demonstrate your ignorance of the topic. You have it backward. I was a Christian for 35 years and believed exactly as Margaret does. It was not a choice. Now an atheist, my views have changed. Try not to be so hateful because that makes you a hypocrite.
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  6325. In other words programmer error.
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  6326. You I'm guessing? But why refer to him as an absolute dope? Because you don't agree with him on a topic or two? A bit childish, right? I'm 50:50. There's a lot of stuff I disagree with but he's not a dope.
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  6327. We should be honest about this... Trump's gripe with NATO was that some NATO members were sitting on their hands and not meeting minimum funding requirements. Trump was correct and we're seeing the repercussions of it now in Ukraine.
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  6328. If you lose 3 million men to a war effort and to migration (fleeing pootin's bs war), you'll have a shortage of workers.
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  6329. There's no way for Ukraine to plant mines inside the power plant, even if they wanted to, which they don't. Russia is behind all of the wars crimes and the terrorism.
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  6330. I wouldn't believe any 'good news' coming out of filthy Russia. Everything they say is based on lies. No one really knows what's going on in the Russian economy but I think it's safe to assume that it's always way worse than they report. Glory to Ukraine.
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  6331. TROLL Which is worse, being poor or being destroyed by a fascist state?
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  6332. Given that the world is edging closer to ww3, I find it inexcusable that they're not treating Ukraine as the number one issue or close to it. I guess the price of eggs is a pressing issue? Nothing you've said here gives me any confidence. It's a clown show.
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  6333. Not really.
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  6334. If you filter them out you're left with an intelligent discussion. I felt it was pretty good.
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  6335. The makes sense. But I would differentiate software development vs. text editing.... The appropriate tools are IDEs and Text editors, respectively. In the same way, we'd use a word-processor for complex document creation, a spreadsheet for calculations in tabular form and image software for editing images. Using a text editor for large scale software development is a form of self inflicted trauma.
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  6336. No. They're just flawed generalisations. Not even close.
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  6337. It was always a fake country. Just a geographic location occupied mostly by Arab settlers after most of the Jews were run off their land.
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  6338. I can see some benefits of being in the EU but I wouldn't like it on balance myself. I live in Australia, so EU rules rarely impact my life. But as a matter of principle I don't want external governing bodies imposing their rules on me. That's the prerogitive of my democratically elected government. It's completely understandable that a significant proportion of the British community would feel that way and vote to leave.
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  6339.  @JamesKerLindsay  You are correct. They do affect me and have had a direct effect my professional work, but I doubt anywhere near as much as if I were living in say France or Germany for instance. I would expect there be less of an direct EU effect on those people England now than before leaving. BTW, another great video. I enjoy your presentations.
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  6340.  @ab-ym3bf  Australia is not a member of NATO, nor is it a member of the EU. I don't like the WTO or the UN. If my government looks at an EU rule and decides that it's a good rule and that it would be beneficial to Australia, then fine. Same applies to the UN, WTO or others. The final decision must always be with my government. Not dictated externally. I realize that I won't always get what I want. I'm just talking principles. There are a plethora of rules, laws standards (or whatever you want to call them) that countries must meet to be an EU member. How can you claim there are none?
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  6341.  @daverok1113  The types who don't give a toss about anyone but themselves.
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  6342. I'm an atheist. Religion is irrelevant to me, but your point about the age of the Bible and therefore the age of the Jewish and Christian texts is extremely important. The age of these writings is among the most important proofs that the Jewish people are indigenous to the land. Israel is the homeland of the Jewish people and the origins of their religion language and culture. And all of this occurred at least 1000 years before Islam was invented. This is why I support Israel. Great comment.
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  6343. Yes, but some tools are better than others, even for the same job. A sharp saw is better than a blunt one. Java is a blunt saw. It cuts, but other saws cut better.
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  6344. Correct, but we're all cousiously optimistic.
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  6345. I think much lower than 20. Maybe even lower than 10 overall.
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  6346. Yes, and I've heard many others say the same, but the reason why Ukraine shouldn't and can't join right now should be obvious to all. I'm surprised it's not. I support Ukraine and hope it prevails and I support my country supporting it but that's as far as it can go right now.
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  6347. How is that related?
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  6348.    I would reverse the order of Judaism and Islam. Appart the historical contexts which you may have overlooked, the history of the two religions suggests Judaism as being rather inward looking while Islam being more about conquest. I would put Christianity in between.
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  6349.  @Everret.4392  The bottom line is that species evolved over time and it's obvious that cats, dogs, apes and humans have significantly different physical and mental attributes and capabilities and all of those difference are genetic. Dogs never give birth to apes or humans. A cat is never going to be a great chess player.
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  6350. I doubt Jordan and Chomsky would agree on anything. I don't understand the attraction of Chomsky?
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  6351. Stop lying. There is no way it's that easy. Even my mathematics degree knowledge from a few decades ago hasn't helped. There is insufficient information to calculate the proportion due to the red area.
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  6352. ​ @rcmonks Trump tried to bribe Zelensky by withholding weapons.
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  6353. So, 35% of Republicans are not happy with Trump? Only 35%? I'm shocked it's that low.
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  6354. Isn't it strange how people can differ so greatly? I hate dogs. They give the shits. They cause panic attacks and stress. If I see a dog walker or hear a dog barking I'll often have a complete meltdown and I'll feel ill for hours after. Wearing noise cancelling phones 24/7 helps as does valium but I'm basically a prisoner in my own home... yet you choose to walk a dog? I don't understand the attraction of dogs?
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  6355. Islam has nothing to do with race, so which is it? Race or religion?
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  6356. I don't like your comment.
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  6357. What? No.
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  6358. As long as it accounts for all variables. Excess deaths alone is not enough.
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  6359. He didn't
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  6360. I'm not sure Linux saves money. Maybe $50 on a new PC. Windows 11 was a free upgrade. And I've never in 28 years needed to upgrade my hardware because of MS. You're presenting a bunch of non arguments. I have a 10 year old PC running Windows 10. If that one can't be upgraded to 11, then it'll stay on 10 for a couple more years. But it's not my "daily driver". So I don't care too much. I could install Linux as a last resort. It's only used for web browsing anyway.
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  6361. Get lost troll.
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  6362. Fact check: Islam invented in the 7th century in Arab lands. Not Israel. Judaism existed 2500 years ago in Israel. That's 1200 years before Muhammad. Can you now see the problem with your claim? Additionally, the 1948 map does not represent the true borders of historical Israel. The area of land was arbitrarily divided up by people who didn't understand history. They made a mess of it. This was explained very clearly in this video. I suggest you listen again. The area awarded to the Jews was too small, it did not represent historical or present reality and was a grave injustice. This is well known. When you talk about the Jews stealing land and base the claim on a flawed map, then you're clearly not interested in a fair argument or a fair outcome. Jews are returning to their land of around 3000 years in the same way I hope Ukrainians will return to their land of around 1000 years. Arabs are immigrants and have no indigenous connect with the land. None of what you said about the Torah or Talmud is relevant.
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  6363. Spot on. Governments need to stop fining folk for creating fire breaks on their own land.
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  6364. Probsbly coincidence. Realise that infected cells are pumping out thousands of "variants". The virus is always mutating. We only get to hear about the more common variant or the ones hyped by the media.
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  6365.  @colty7764  Hunches is not science. If you're interested you will find a lot of answers on TWIV and a free virology course for beginners and a heap of stuff on Vincents channel.
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  6366. I feel the same. I just want everyone to be treated equally and have a good life. If there are problems then fix them, but the 'Voice' idea wasn't a solution to anything.
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  6367. Well said. I'm not American but I respect and appreciate what America has done. Europe needs to lift it's game big time.
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  6368. And they do.
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  6369. The coup is a lefty claim. There was a riot of rable rousers and a whole lot of talk about vote fraud etc. No governnent takeover. Think about what a coup would actually look like, right? Btw, I'm not a Trump supporter. I just don't believe the hype and bs wherever it comes from, left or right.
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  6370.  @wh1ce266  Irelevent. Ukraine wants to stand up to bully Russia and it needs to. That's the only way there is any hope of stopping Russia coming back for more. That's how it works with bullies. I was bullied relentlessly as a kid. One day I turned on the bully and beat him up. He didn't come back for more. Ever wondered why Russia is the biggest nation on the planet?
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  6371. @Slavic Melodies He's a professor. So what. Who cares. Not me. But I do care about the fascist attitudes of him and his daughter and worry about how many people have suffered and died because of them.
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  6372. I'm pretty sure many of this guy's claims have been debunked and there are scientists who disagree with him.
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  6373. Zelensky said the hot war will be over by christmas... I wonder whether these attacks were all part of his plan? The ruzzians could collapse without these stockpiles?
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  6374.  @januarysson5633  It's not rocket science.. when you're up against a large number of enemies it makes sense to side with some for time and pit one bunch against the other.
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  6375. I guess meditating is about relaxation and not anout dropping one's standards of behavior.
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  6376. I feel you're over thinking this. What Gaad is talking about here is really quite simple. A lot of what people argue over is just semantics.
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  6377. I would definitely favour a cat over a dog. Dogs are way over the top. I like the temperament of cats.
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  6378. I'm finding Germany's blocking of these tanks quite depressing actually.
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  6379. Putin attacking Zelenskyy's legitimacy. What a 🤡 Putin's bs is a waste of time and space.
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  6380. The 99% don't matter here. It's about weakening the economy and reducing Putin's ability to fund the war and get what he wants. That's the main goal, right?
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  6381. That's just plain wrong in too many ways. Kamala Harris would be well respected as a global leader. She is way better than Trump, etc.
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  6382. ​ @ruqiasalah5744 So Jews are stealing their own land? Right then.
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  6383. ​​ @UniquelyCritical Except the UN is hopeless. The UN is a joke. Get back to us when the UN does something useful in Ukraine... likely never.
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  6384. I was forced to use Linux for a year as a cost cutting measure, and I hated it. Worst OS I'd encoundered in a decade. And unstable to boot. Eventually, the company must have realised the mess and switched us back back to Windows 7. That was some time near the end of support for Windows 7. It was some version of Ubuntu if memory serves me. I have tried unstalling Linux on some older hardware just for curiosity's sake, but it never worked.
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  6385. The left are pro Islam typically. It seems unlikely a left-wing channel would have fabricated this.
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  6386.  @qinby1182  Stupid comment. USA did not kill a million Iraqi's. Additionally, the Iraq war has no correlation with Russia invading Ukraine. That and a bunch of other stuff you claimed was just plain wrong. Maybe try again when you get your facts sorted.
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  6387. Get your facts right people. There was a lot of bullshit in this video. Don't believe it. The truth is more important than petty biases... 1) Hamas has Iranian support. It could have been an Uranian supplied rocket which would likely be more powerful than the Hamas ones. 2) The rocket came in from the southwest and its trajectory and impact site and damage pattern proves it. Realise that Israel is to the east. It could not have fired that rocket. 3) Fragments have been identifies as not being from an Israeli rocket. So, maybe Russian, Iranian or local made. 4) Hamas have unwittingly admitted blame for the hospital attack in intercepted phone conversations. 5) The hospital was not targeted. It was an accident. A Hamas rocket fired from the southwest malfunctioned and crashed into the hospital carpark. When one fires 5000 rockets from civilian positions, of course there will be tragedy. Hamas stupidity has caused these problems. 6) Any location used to fire rockets at another country automatically becomes a valid target, even if it's a civilian area. The responsibility lies with Hamas to not use civilian locations for war.
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  6388. ​@lu544 Iran is potentially a problem for everyone who values freedom and doesn't want to be messed with by some despotic scumbag state... like russia NK or Iran and others. Realise that we all live on the same planet with nowhere else to go.
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  6389. Trump is a one man clown show. Nothing he does makes sense. He's not even funny.
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  6390. And the lives are lost forever, but the land remains.
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  6391. That said, Russia is the aggressor here and shouldn't even be in Ukraine. Let's hope they get their arses kicked right back to where they came from.
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  6392. Why would he be "kicked back to Israel"? Did he come from Israel? He was born in Hungary and is a US citizen.
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  6393. You're not understanding the issues.
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  6394. They're not nudging any border forward. They're illegal occupiers on Ukrainian land.
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  6395. There's a lot of talk about diverting Ukrainian troops... why does that matter? It takes ruzzian troops to divert Ukrainian troops, and it typically takes more troops to attack than it does to defend.
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  6396. The importence of fact checking. Most don't.
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  6397. Yes, and deservedly so. The US is attacking its friends and siding with its enemy. It's bizzare
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  6398. All of the aggression is coming from the Russian side... unless think the act of defending oneself is aggressive?
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  6399. You don't have to own megacorporations to be a capitalist.
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  6400. That was an excellent and informative presentation.
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  6401. Ruzzia is committing war crimes daily. Everyone of those missiles, no doubt, all the while Western leaders pontificate. Where is the red line?
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  6402. Your "spyware" scaremongering (even if unintentional) is effectively a strawman. Windows isn't going to be sending thousands of screenshots to Redmond. You made a good point about the distros. I've always said there needs to be a better distro instead of more distros. Make it less. Abandon 90% of them and focus on improvements to the rest. Decide on one way to instal software and eliminate chaos, etc. Eventually, Linux might catch up with Windows.
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  6403. There are too many dogs being aimlessly walked around people's neighbourhoods already.
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  6404. After months of depressing news, Ukraine is finally getting on top again.
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  6405. Wouldn't the President have the right to withhold funds when there is belief or evidence of corruption, as there was? And if the President did hyperthetically withhold funds in lue of an investigation... why would that be a crime? That woukd be him doing his job, surely?
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  6406. These hard hitting ads will work on rational folk but maga is like a cult, and inside cults, criticism will be interpreted as proof of their just cause. It's the classic them and us situation.
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  6407. Windows is good. Just no need to use OneDrive. Why throw away an OS over one service?
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  6408. Fantastic. Thank you Germany
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  6409. Bill Gates was clear and correct in what he said. That Dr Campbell is confused speaks to why I unsubscribed and why I rarely come here. Of course it's sad that too many people were infected, suffered and died before vaccines were available. The death toll would have been worse if not for pure luck. Mr Campbell, don't be so ridiculous. You're promoting disease.
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  6410. Nuclear subs, but I doubt nuclear weapons. We don't even have nuclear power. And what airfields does China have in Australia? I've never heard of any.
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  6411. I hate Jave. It's that simple. And spring boot is a nightmare.
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  6412. Why are we on aspirating again? You're preaching to the choir. I would like to hear the other side of the argument. Maybe find someone who does not promote aspirating?
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  6413. Thumbnails are hardly relevant.
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  6414. That's not how human nature works. Most people are selfish and need to be forced into doing the right thing. The pandemic made that pretty obvious.
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  6415. Who gives you the right to decide who uses what? And why the hell does it bother you? It's just an OS, and not even that great a one.
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  6416. Keep it simple. Vaccines do not stop infections (so called break throughs). Vaccines do a very good job of reducing the risk of severe disease and death. Everything else said is media noise.
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  6417. I hate parties and pretty much any social situation.
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  6418.  @mango4ttwo635  Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme. No intrinsic value, a poor means of storing value and not even a great means of value transfer. Already a lot of people with burnt fingers who didn't head the advice to stay away from crypto.
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  6419.  @mango4ttwo635  What is the relevance of boomers?
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  6420. Subtitles are working now. That might help.
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  6421. So, IQ does measure intelligence?
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  6422. The war is also "dragging on" because the russian invaders keep on coming.
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  6423. This was excellent, in my opinion. Wish I could listen to the rest. Would love to have heard the discussion on Israel.
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  6424. No, it's all about skill sets. An employer must be free to hire the best person for the job.
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  6425. You're referring to the 2nd byte of a 4 byte value.... so it's actually this... 00000100 00000001 2^10 + 1
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  6426. The figures do add up reasonably well. There's been a few videos covering this during the past few weeks. Can't remember what the channels, though.
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  6427. So where are the Greens on this?
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  6428. Go to a drive through testing centre. Don't bother with those ones where you wait in line.
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  6429. You got that right. I don't ever want to use a terminal. 99.999% of all functionality should be available in the GUI. I'm a Windows user. I use Windows Explorer for navigating the file system. I have a 32" 4K monitor. Plenty of GUI space. No need to poke around in terminals. This is 2024.
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  6430. Buttons make clothing look ugly... nauseatingly so. Buttoned shirts are the worst. I don't get what people like about them. Ugly little lumps of plastic or whatever poking through... it's like having warts Yeah, some are "ornate" or "decorative", but who really wants a row of those clunky pointless things dangling on your clothing. Embarrassing. I hate buttons.
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  6431. Of couse it should. Both Israel and Ukraine are fighting enemies of the free world. And all countries that value freedom should be helping, instead of relying on America.
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  6432. Even in this comment section, commentators are being censored.
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  6433. Trump should be standing at that podium if it's crooked.
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  6434.  @deepseadarew6012  The term 'race' is the wrong one but no, 'race' is not an arbitrary social construct. Can you not see any differences between folk from the African continent and let's say Scotland or Sweden or Japan?
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  6435. Ridiculous far right nonsense.
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  6436.  @godisbollocks  That's an unfair generalization.
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  6437. Who was wrong about what?
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  6438. I have an intel i7 4790 that has been working solidly for 10 years.
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  6439. LOL, Trump complaining about LIES
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  6440. Because most will be in relatively stable orbits.
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  6441. Labor couldn't rollout pink batts, right? The solution with come from science and technology, not politicians.
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  6442. I feel your pain. I hate it, but I'm here to see how good the video is.
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  6443. Saving clicks and keystrokes don't count for much in the overall cost of doing business. The time wasted in finding which obscure terminal command to use or the time spent tracking down some obscure driver for this or that distro would waste a years worth of clicks and key strokes.
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  6444. Like what?
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  6445. Why not stay on topic? Barry was wrong as stated by Andrew Bolt, right?
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  6446. ​ @alexanderk.532 'goto' is fine in the right circumstances. I get a strange sense of pleasure using a goto, knowing that pedantic language lawyers would have a fit.
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  6447. I believe him, as do millions of other folk. Trump is the liar. You have it backward.
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  6448.  @simonbrooks6073  I doubt a locally made EV could ever compete on price vs features.
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  6449. Jake's fund-raiser is mind-blowing.
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  6450. Bruce Barboza "Ah shut up Stacy Dash. No one's impressed with you."... I'm very impressed by proudBLACKconservative... A bunch of brilliant comments. A clear thinker... What's your problem with that?
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  6451. Not likely.
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  6452. My grandfather was a sheep farmer in NZ. You're right. The grass needs to be just right and grazing needs to be rotated and/or supplemented depending on conditions.
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  6453. Yes, lol. At 4:00
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  6454. One would have to be a very sick deranged individule to find joy in the bombing of children.
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  6455. Giving woman the vote in 1893 was a good and positive thing, but that was 130 years ago. It has no relevance to the 21st century and the creeping divisive woke fanaticism that seems to be pervading every facet of western life. I feel NZ is too close to the leading edge on that front.
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  6456. He isn't a racist and neither were the others.
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  6457. Eventually is the key word here... my search listed a bunch left-wing rubbish. Oh, and those extreme creators you showed... Newsflash... they're not extreme. They're mostly realists. Though granted, far left nut-jobs probably consider them extreme.
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  6458. Antifa should be classified as a terrorist organisation and banned. They're a bunch of property destroying thugs and morons and ironically behave like fascists and the law should come down hard on them. Very hard. And before they start calling everyone else fascists, they need to take a long hard look at themselves.
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  6459. Many experts say close schools and many countries have closed schools. There is also modeling based on previous epidemics that shows closing schools early has significant benefit.
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  6460.  @Noniksleft  Whith all the layoffs, there's a good chance the number of workers in this situation will be small. That said, ok, use schools as babysitters, but why is the government lying about schools being safe? Answer that.
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  6461. Shocking
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  6462. You're somewhat correct, but it's not a boots on the ground WW like the previous two. At least not yet. Most of the countries involved are still sleepwalking.
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  6463. Is AGI possible in a deterministic machine? Too much hype in my opinion. I don't believe the human ability brain can be duplicated by a gpu farm.
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  6464. Russia is a total disgrace right now. Totally unhinged.
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  6465. ​ @jamesgornall5731 The mud is not everywhere all of the time.
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  6466. Inflation has been a global problem, the bounce back from the pandemic slowdown and increased energy prices, etc. Yet Trump blames Harris? LOL
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  6467. You're correct about the popular press / mainstream media. They've done an appalling job during this pandemic, and not helped by a continuous stream of misinformation and conspiracy crap coming from the far right.
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  6468. Why do you feel safer? I've been using Windows since 1996 and never felt unsafe. The only issue I've encountered was that W98 was unstable, but so was Ubuntu (can't remember which version)
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  6469. I knew nothing about Vim before seeing this except that it's apparently great... but it's not for me. I don't like editors that work in modes. That's a deal breaker already. And I also don't like keyboard shortcuts. I prefer a mouse and GUI. Yeah, people say a mouse is too slow and clunky... I like it and I was sold on it in1986 with the Amiga. I never looked back. All of this excessive tapping on a keyboard is so 1970's and could cause RSI.
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  6470. Russia will collapse, Putler will be gone, Ukraine will retake Crimea, the Crimean bridge will be blown-up and don't believe Russia's smoke and mirrors style fake reporting. It's all lies and propaganda.
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  6471. So "master" is the same as "trunk"? Wish I knew that 3 years ago. Git terminology sucks.
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  6472. The doomsday clock is a dumb idea. How could it possibly be accurate?
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  6473. Did you really have to be a jerk?
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  6474. Why?
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  6475. Easy to say but good luck finding an effective way to protect the elderly and the obese from infection. What are you suggesting? Locking them all away from the rest of society? Masks maybe? And of course we need a vaccine. That's one of the stupidest comments I've seen in a while. I guess you going to tell us we don't need a vaccine for flu?
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  6476. Computers have become appliances as others have said. It has nothing to do with "being coddled" or "have their asses wiped for them". This is 2024. Computers with capable GUIs have existed for 40 years. Linux is the laggard and Linux users are complacent.
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  6477. Yeah, and more like 6000 square km by now. It's impressive.
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  6478. All churches peddle a similar bs, but it's even worse when said churches are used as political tools. Churches and religions are past their use by date in my opinion. Time to more on and free ourselves of the burden, and sooner the better.
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  6479. Russia has gone completely insane from top to bottom.
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  6480. bliss024 Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Belgium are all capitalist with social safety net. They are not socialist.
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  6481. My attempts at playing any kind of musical instrument were an epic fail, but I'm impressed by those who can.
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  6482.  @rennisdodman8739  Seriously, how does an 8pm to 5am curfew make any sense? We're told the restrictions are to prevent people from coming into frequent contact... this curfew will do the opposite. Everyone will be out walking before 8 pm. Also, what's with the one hour walking limit? Are cops going to follow us around with stop watches?
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  6483.  Kit Johnson  Forget about the 5G conspiracy. We have real problems.
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  6484. @J S Actually it's not. If you followed the news you would know why we have a second wave. Look it up. It will make interesting reading.
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  6485. You shut up. It's everyones business when putler start fk'ing with the free world.
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  6486. Why do you lie so much? Does it come naturally or do you have to work at it? Zelensky is a hero.
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  6487. I started in the 70s programing the CPUs in hex. Later assembler then learned C in the 80s, C++ in the 90s until now. I also learned a bunch of other languages which I no longer use.... Ada, Pascal, Perl, Lisp, Basic and a bunch of other stuff, plus some of the Web based ones which I hate like JS. Assembly language is just a convenience layer. It removes some of the laborious calculations and provides a more human like representation. It pretty much maps mnemonics to opcodes. So for instance, the 8bit 6502 CPU op for load accumulator zero page is A5 hex. The assembler mnemonic is LDA. Modern CPUs are way too complex to code by hand in my opinion unless you're a compiler engineer or some other special case.
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  6488. Not really. She's relatively liberal within the Russian context. I think you're overreacting.
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  6489. Depends on how you define "best". The US is the most powerful and influential, but it's not necessarily the best. When was the last time a US city rated in the top 10 "most liveable" cities? Never? Countries with top rated cities are Canada, Australia, NZ, Japan, Nordics, and some Western European cities. Melbourne (where I live) is currently #4
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  6490.  @avexxed6624  It can be faster in some specific cases and if one works hard enough at it, but on balance there's not much in it. I can write faster C++ code than I can Rust code. My experience with building and testing some benchmarks... Rust takes 10X longer to code but only runs at around 90% as fast as C++. So, it's not as clear cut as people claim. In a lot of cases, the Rust and C++ compilers are using the same LLVM backend. There won't be a whole lot of difference in optimised performance, and there isn't.
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  6491. No, it isn't. It's a cyclical phenomenon. Try to stay with the facts instead of the bs. It's not dead anyway, we're just transitioning through the cycle. Nothing new.
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  6492. ​@jimmcneal5292 Yeah, Stockfish is a great example of something that seems intelligent but isn't. A neural net trained on a huge set of chess positions provided a better result than static analysis, but it's really just a advance form of lookup table of evaluated chess positions. There is no thought process. I've played around with the stockfish code. Clever stuff. I've also developed my own engine. A lot of fun.
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  6493. I have seen footage of wounded Ukraine's being treated at front line emergency centres but not at the major hospitals. Videos on YouTube. Can't remember the channels though.
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  6494. Ada was the main language used in one of our programming language courses at University and I hated it. It felt it was way too verbose and clumsy.
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  6495. How? I don't see a connection?
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  6496. 12th gen are good.
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  6497. What, killing unborn babies? Really?
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  6498. No, that segment was very informative. You might not realise that this channel is in the first instance all about investing, finance and economics? The war in Ukraine came a little later.
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  6499. Lock downs work as proven by Australia's response and others. That someone out of the UK arguing against lock-downs is awarded any level credibility in their current dire situation beggars belief.
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  6500. ​​@playedout148 If Trump wins, but I doubt he will. Biden has closed the gap, and his support is trending up.
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  6501. There is nothing wrong with both sides not losing, but that depends on what you meant by "lose". A collapse of the ruzzian federation could be very bad for everyone. A win for Ukraine would be the total withdrawal of ruzzia from Ukraine. I would consider that a win for Ukraine but not a loss for ruzzia. That would simply restore the official international borders. It could even be considered a win for both sides because there are potentially worse outcomes available for both sides.
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  6502. VisionStorm1 The far left and far right are both crazy.
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  6503. I only use commit. The whole thing is too confusing to be useful for more than local work.
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  6504. This one had me in tears and that just doesn't much... and I feel very angry. F**k Russia.
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  6505. It's not possible to cover every topic. Something has to be omitted. It's already a long podcast.
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  6506. Ethnicity shouldn't matter. Sadly, the extremists on the left and right think it does.
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  6507. Trump playing that invisible concertina again.
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  6508. ​ @YourPalHDee  Why wouldn't they?
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  6509. I would choose "get fired". I will never waste my time commuting to a stuffy, overheated unhealthy office again, just so that I can sit at a different desk and then have to commute back home. Two hours wasted in traffic every day, plus the expense and waste of gas, etc.
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  6510. So they're a comedy act? Thank God, I thought they were serious.
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  6511. No, they weren't what? Who's fooling who? The pro Iranian clown?
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  6512. Great comment. Lex should have interviewed you instead of Chomsky. Seriously.
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  6513.  @michaelharvey75  The Ukrainian nazi thing is a Russian lie. Russia has the nazis fighting on their side which is pretty ironic.
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  6514. A lot of bs spoken about MS Visual Studio right here by people who don't know how to use it I'mguessing. It's the best IDE by a long way. It's not slow at all. I've been using it for close to 30 years. It should be on top. I wouldn't use anything else by choice. That it isn't top ranking, and that a bunch of people think it's not a great IDE and that a bunch of so-called experts don't even know what it is just blows my mind. It also tells me this channel is just not worth following any more. I mean, people on this channel think Vim is decent, LOLOL. WTF On the plus side, you've gone a long way toward redeeming yourselves by dumping Eclipse in "dog water". It is total garbage.
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  6515. Of course they are scared of Putin. Most don't want to join the already thousands slammed up in Russian prisons.
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  6516. Yes, assuming they actually used it. There's a lot of misinformation around. Too much of what's said about Israel is a lie. I'll reserve judgement until I've seen the evidence.
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  6517. That wouldn't work. Whether Putin would win in a fight or not, that would make no difference to his empire building aspirations, nor for his hatred of the west or of Ukraine.
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  6518. Great observations. Capitalism works, but it requires a level of control to prevent monopolies, and there needs to be a social safety net. I feel Australia does it better than America, but it could be a whole lot better. Toll roads come to mind. A cash cow for state governments and bad for everyone else.
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  6519. There was a lot of idle shatter.
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  6520. Because Trump lied about the ecomony which in fact, is doing very well, but simpletons swallowed the lies. Trump won't "fix" anything. Very sad.
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  6521. What a pathetic report. Waste of 9mins.
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  6522. It is that, but it's not just that. It is a church, contrary to some claims.
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  6523. No they're not... they're more like broken clocks. Sometimes they get it right but not often and only by chance. Somewhere in the center you'll find common sense, reason and logic... the left and the right are as dumb as each other.
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  6524. It's personal opinion.
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  6525. Can you back up that insult with facts, or are you just talking out of your ass?
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  6526. Your comment seems a little mixed up. The idea of "abandoning Christ" makes no sense to those who have never believed in Christ or those who believe Christianity is just made up by men. One doesn't have to be the follower of a religion to believe in some of its values e.g. "Judeo-Christion values". Saying "the west has abandoned..." is a massive generalisation. Such generalisations are usually incorrect. There is a broad range of beliefs in the West. When that terrible attack on Israel occurred last week, many landmarks in my country were lit up in Israel's colors in support, including the Sydney Opera House. As for the attitudes toward Islam in the West, they're very mixed. I do agree with your last comment about Islam, and that among other things is I why I stand with Israel.
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  6527. ​ @sadie4289 BS
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  6528. ​ @sadie4289 The only people stealing stuff (or trying) will be those maga morons.
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  6529. Just started looking into it as a C++ alternative on Windows but so far I'm not impressed. Compling to native code is a prerequisite but I don't see much else to get exited about. Execution speed as slow as java? Not good.
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  6530. The woman in the black is sounding too much like a useful idiot. She clearly seems uninformed of the details... or she's being intentionality disingenuous.
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  6531. Yeah, that happens a lot.
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  6532. I can understand why it's important to keep the numbers under control because exponential growth can explode numbers into the many thousands very quickly BUT... I can't understand why we should be limited to a one hour walk and not after 8 pm? And why the 5 km distance limit - why not 10 km? Lot's of suburbs lack services and infrastructure. What business is it of the government's to dictate such trivialities? I can still remember the "golf is dangerous" nonsense. Now apparently too much walking is dangerous, even with a mask! There needs to be some balance and consistency but I'm not seeing any.
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  6533. I don't see a connection between Brent Crude and internal fuel shortages within Russia. Is this just media hype? Russia's export volumes have been falling for two years. Nothing new there. Russia halted exports of refined products last year. Didn't make a huge difference to global oil prices. Those prices are controlled by cartels.
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  6534. And Windows mostly
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  6535. Correct but Ukraine was a long way from qualifying for entry into NATO and is still a long way from qualifying, so your point is pointless sadly.
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  6536. It's actually sensible. Every country will have to do it their way because every country has its own unique problems to solve. Calling that asinine is asinine.
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  6537. People already spread misinformation that seems real, true, correct or whatever, even when it's not, yet here we have someone speaking out in support of it. I don't see how AI is any different. It will still fall on the individual to fact check.
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  6538. What other options are there... Windows, Linux, Mac, right? Linux is useless for most users and Mac has no significant advantage over Windows, hence the reason why Windows has 80% market share.
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  6539. Sorry, but your analysis is somewhat flawed. You can't compare prices against inflation. Graphic cards are not the same thing as they were say 10 years ago. You're comparing apples with oranges and complaining that there's no price match.
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  6540. I'm not American but just looking in from the outside... Obama came in with so much promise and hope. A black President. This had to be great, right? A new era of race relations and so much more. But in my opinion Obama was a failure. He promised so much and delivered so little. Some of that was touched on in this podcast. What did Obama do about Russia in 2014? Not much. How about Russia in Syria? Not enough and too slowly. Did he solve black American race relations? No. I would argue it's worse now. How about the American healthcare system? Still no good? Immigration problems fixed? No. And I have similar criticisms of Merkel. Was never a fan of either. I believe Merkel played an indirect role in causing brexit due to a mishandling of the European imigration/refugee crisis. And the obvious one, funding putin's war through gas sales. A severe lack of wisdom right there.
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  6541. ​ @kirill9111 Russia paid a bigger price.
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  6542. Yeah, but don't be too hard on yourself. We can't choose where we're born.
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  6543. Because the rescuers are decent human beings.
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  6544. Yeah, you've got to question the mental ability of anyone who'd want Russia to continue it's empire building exercise.
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  6545. Not really.
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  6546. What bad advice? The concepts presented here are very good, and they have been used in high-performance software for decades. I've used them in my chess engine, as have others, and I'm using them in a compiler project I'm working on for a propriatory language. Roughly a 50% performance increase across a set of 20,000 unit tests just by eliminating 'if' statements. Perhaps your comment was sarcasm, but yes, there's plenty of bad advice, but the bad advice is all in the comments.
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  6547. Kind of like the way liberals do it. Yeah, both sides talk bs.
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  6548. They're doing the best with the resources they have. Can't ask for more.
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  6549. Remember that this was an introductory video covering basic concepts, and even at this level I feel my brain overload.
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  6550. The million plus dead Americans might disagree. It's clearly a dangerous disease, having a fatality rate 10x to 20x flu. People who continue to spread misinformatiom are the problem on the covid issue. Vaccines have dropped the death rate significantly, but no thanks to fools who continue to spread anti-vaxxer lies. And sadly, those lies are still killing gullible folk who believe them.
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  6551. Wish I'd seen this a year ago when I needed to learn docker for work. It almost destroyed my brain before I gave up on it.
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  6552. Religion can also make people do the wrong thing in the group.
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  6553. He was correct. What's wring with your brain? Switch it on.
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  6554.  @samoak123  The vaccines are working. Over 90% of hospitalizations even in countries where the vaccination rate is high are unvaccinated.
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  6555.  @Anne-ku3lj  No evidence that Ivermectin does anything for Covid. As for putting unknown stuff into your body... you do that everytime you take a breath. I would rather a vaccine that is well understood than some crappy virus that came from someone's filthy nose or lungs.
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  6556. Nothing RFK says makes much sense to me. Too much of it sounds like right-wing conspiratorial bullshit, aka tinfoil hat stuff. There was no smearing of character. The things RFK states speak for themselves. Sam is simply highlighting them.
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  6557. The approval ratings will all change with Biden out. Harris could surge.
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  6558.  @macnsteez3938  The left are in power in Canada and New Zealand, albeit as minority/coalitions. But there's a couple for you.
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  6559. So, Nigel is wrong yet again, who would have thought...
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  6560. Not 95. It's way behind XP and W7, or anything built on the NT base.
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  6561. Would it?
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  6562. Learn English. You're not making sense.
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  6563. Send that barchart to Trump.
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  6564. Hamas doesn't care about Palistinians. Let that sink in.
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  6565. Like you, you mean? Why are you whimpering?
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  6566. I live in the west, and I agree. I struggle to understand it. There was a huge crowd of Jew haters celebrating at the Sydney Opera House. It disgusts me.
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  6567. I'm conflicted over the whole thing about culpability and blame. The system under which those considered "culpable" must be factored in.
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  6568. Nope.
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  6569. ​ @robertatkins9419  Except for the ruZZians illegally occupying Crimea. They're not home.
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  6570. The answer is "we don't know". Sometimes that's a good enough answer.
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  6571. That might work in a small team where a dev kind of owns a whole project. I worked in a team like that 20 years ago. That wouldn't work anymore where every code change is scrutinised by other developers.
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  6572. Not really. I rarely fight the C++ compiler, but I did have to fight the Rust compiler every time. No longer waste any of my time on Rust.
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  6573. I'll have to dissagree on a couple of points. I have a passion for application development on Windows using Visual Studio C++ and MFC. Nothing wrong with MFC. Been using it for 25 years. Tried a few alternatives. Qt was awful. In any case, VC++ was a massive improvement over Delphi. We have lagacy Delphi apps. Big mistake going down the Delphi path. Maintenance nightmare.
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  6574. Believing it was stolen counts for nothing. Where is the proof?
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  6575. Not really. It's ptetty simple. He's laying it out as he sees it. He's speculating. It's still unknown. Seems most of the commenter's in this thread are idiots.
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  6576. Seems unlikely.
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  6577. No one knows everything or will be an expert on everything. The trap is in expecting someone like Sam to not ever be wrong. He's a neuroscientist who likes promoting discussions on a wide variety of topics. That's all. I disagree with him a lot of things and I'm fine with that.
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  6578. I see no reason to think winter will help the Russians.
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  6579.  @rck8318  FORTRAN was about where I expected it to be relative to C++. The big surprise for me was COBOL... way faster than I had expected.
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  6580. You need to take it issue by issue. Not sure whether you're actually serious or where you've looked but on Covid-19 and the vaccines (where most of the dangerous misinformation exists), find sources that refer directly to the peer reviewed studies. A lot of them are presented and discussed on medCram and TWiV (and related shows). There are even free courses available and there is a weekly live stream where you can ask questions. Ignore personal opinion and fact check. Conspiracy theorists will argue that science us corrupted without offering credibal evidence to support their claim. Thing is, the scientific method is the best method we have right now.
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  6581. That's not true. I'm not corporate. I hate Linux.
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  6582. They're running out but they'll never run out. It's a reasonably simple concept.
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  6583. Spot on. Some of the dumbest people are to be found on university campuses - especially those liberal arts, humanities and sociology students.
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  6584. There is only one rational side to this.
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  6585. Nope.
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  6586. Abby Martin talking rubbish again? LOL
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  6587. Luigi DeNardis Rubbish is not the truth so no... on her media comments I'll give half marks but its a case of pot calling kettle. Overall, she babbles way too much woke style anti-US leftist conspiracy type nonsense.
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  6588. It's likely cheaper to rebuild a bridge than it is to defend it. And it will be cheaper to fight Russian ifrom withn Ukraine than it will be if it spreads west.
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  6589. How has "libs" got anything to do with self defense?
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  6590. Good point but exponential growth is a reasonable fit over the early stages. The second wave in my state followed an exponential curve for a few weeks until we locked down.
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  6591. Not really. I don't believe such threats against would have any effect.
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  6592. How? Why?
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  6593. Joe Rogan is clueless.
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  6594. X is not good, nor is Rumble. Both have become far right propaganda platforms.
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  6595. 12th gen are pretty good already.
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  6596. Bolton is spot on. The interviewer no so much.
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  6597. He has a very mixed audience, right across the political spectrum, so regardless of what he posts there'll likely be critics.
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  6598. ​ @ConsoleCombat  More like TDS. I'm not American nor am I a Trump supporter, but Sam's anti Trump tirades make him look crazy and are not what I would expect from a sane and balanced commenter. Damaging his credibilty and image is another way I would say it. But I keep coming back because over the long term and on balance, he's pretty good.
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  6599. ​​ @natalyawoop4263  Not just a Trump cult thing... he has critics on both sides. Maybe you've forgotten the time when he was commonly referred to as a neocon? People just don't think deeply enough. And sometimes Sam doesn't. It's human nature.
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  6600.  @binkaboi5865  Exactly why I lost interest in their Dark Horse podcast.
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  6601. This is not just any old election and it's not just any old political disagreement. There's a huge difference in voting for Biden vs. Trump. One is a lying conman, and racist bigot who appears to be completely clueless. Voting for a leader who is pro Russia and who is friends with war criminals and despots should be considered treason. Trump is thoroughly unqualified to be involved in government at any level. Voting for Trump is almost criminally negligent in my opinion. Little wonder families are divided. Trump supporters don't believe in being inclusive, else they wouldn't have voted for a man who hates immigrants and who refers to Democrat supporters as evil. Trump won due to widespread deception. These whining Trump voters deserve severe ridicule, at least in the short term, for the damage they've inflicted on their country, all due to their own gross negligence. This new government is catastrophic for the world.
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  6602. No, Sam is a realist. He doesn't believe facts are hate speech and he describes the world as it is.
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  6603. I prefer to avoid all terminals. It's 2025. Useable GUIs have been around for decades. GUIs are the god-send. Linux falls behind badly in that respect, and Macs are too expensive. Hence, Windows remains the OS of choice for most people. And having suffered Linux at work, I definitely wouldn't use it by choice.
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  6604. Some people do care, and some people need to care.
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  6605. Entirelly different situation.
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  6606. Fantastic guest. Thank you.
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  6607. The West is winning, albeit too slowly. The west and their allies need to up their game. Sadly, it's those on the right who are the weakest link in all of this.
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  6608. More people voted for LNP than for any other party. So the result is more an aberration of the voting system than it is about a government not listening.
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  6609. Victorians refused? There was a protest but has the bill been blocked?
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  6610. I remember Ada but I would rather not.
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  6611. Russia is probably selling oil at around 50 dollars already.
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  6612. "I've got a terminal open" LOL, who would have thought. Less than a minute in, and we're already in a terminal. And Linux folk want to convert Windows users...
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  6613.  @cavaleermountaineer3839  I live in Australia but we have a similar government structure.... we vote at elections. One of the key differences is we don't have a President, therefore we don't vote for one. A PM is not a President and should not be compared as such. They don't have the power of a President.
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  6614. That's what dogs do.
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  6615. Is it?
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  6616. C is a language designed to get close to the hardware level. Memory addresses are effectively void* on the CPU. It makes sense. For those who want a higher level abstraction, C is the wrong tool.
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  6617. LOL
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  6618. Do you really believe Putin cares what NATO says? I doubt it.
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  6619. All official reports I've heard say the delta variant is around 1.6X the original. So, please stick with the science and drop the adhoc calculations.
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  6620. I also say it.
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  6621.  @calais027  LOL, seriously?
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  6622. You are....
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  6623. ​ @joni8090 Facts LOL
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  6624. ​@joni8090 It's not... and you're also trolling.
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  6625. One could use gas to generate electricity and then use said electricity to power the AC? I believe that's how it generally works 😀
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  6626.  @danimalplanet7931  Who is they? All of these things have been mentioned, you just happened to not hear it.
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  6627.  Maskie Man  No. There is very little evidence if any supporting supplements. Some on D3. Mostly small studies.
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  6628. Stocks are as scary as hell right now.
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  6629. Being self-taught demonstrates the necessary ability to keep up with technological changes.
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  6630. That would be a useless video.
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  6631. I also don't like java. The reasons are many.
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  6632. ​@amerdyne8791 Doesn't mean that java is a great language. A lot of stuff is written in JS, and that is an appaling language.
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  6633. ​@larjasoul I find them to be rather odd, actually.
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  6634. ​@nymez6968 That one can't have free standing functions is one of the many reasons I consuder java a non-starter. Just stupid restrictions like that one make no sense.
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  6635. ​@olbluelips It's not pointless, but making it manditory is stupid.
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  6636. ​ @amerdyne8791 That might be true, but that wouldn't prove much of any value. I think Java sucks. It's quite difficult to learn. I prefer C++.
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  6637. I basically don't like people, probably due to having bern bullied right through my childhood. I guess that why I don't make friends?
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  6638. Ruzzia is pure evil. It's that simple.
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  6639. Sam was right about Covid. If you believed the unscientific bs pedled by some of the tinfoil hat wearing brigade then you'd be excused for being misled. I didn't like the confusion, so I took the opportunity to study virology and understand the issues around covid fundamentally from the scientific research papers as they were published. Sadly my side of politics (conservative) let me down big time by misrepresenting everything for political gain. Yes, Trump did a good job of promoting vaccine development. Credit where its due. Not everything on the conservative side failed, just most of it.
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  6640. I learned C 30 years ago and I still use it, along with C++.
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  6641. Did not what?
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  6642. Dream on. NATO could easily take it.
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  6643. ​ @tsalVlog I agree with budgetarms... I've been de eloping software in C++ for 30 years. I love it. I hate Rust with a vengence. It's just plain awful.
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  6644. How is it sad?
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  6645. Not really.
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  6646. Your comment is incomprehensible. Shall I assume english is not your primary language?
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  6647. Not really.
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  6648. The S-500 will meet Storm Shadow soon.
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  6649. I've been writing software for 45 years, and I've never needed any of that stuff. My first computer was build by hand by myself and coded in hex (machine code), that, all the way up to being a professional C++ developer for the past 28 years. And never touched react. Never want to. Not that or any other web crap.
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  6650. By "these idiots", you're referring to the maga idiots, right? Trump is screaming about fixing a problem that's almost a non-issue.
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  6651.  @RoflTOpple  What views should he have changed?
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  6652. Not sure what you're driving at but... The bridge is now unusable for the transportation of heavy equipment. That's significant. You don't need to complete demolish the bridge. Why would you?
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  6653. The maga crowd and the far right and the racists and the bigots and the conspiracy theory peddling morons and low information voters are the most damaging. That's why liberals are angry. The worst people in the world are winning...
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  6654. I can't even watch that Tucker Carlson crap. It's too upsetting. He's too annoying. Deranged even?
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  6655. Why?
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  6656. The only good Rottweiler is a dead Rottweiler. They are a menace and should be banned. No sane person would own one. The dog was aggressive. The community is now a safer place.
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  6657. And they stupidly voted for Trump, thinking that he could "fix" it. Had they done 5 mins of fact checking, they'd have understood that the inflation was transient and global.
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  6658. ​ @rogeratkinson1275 And you?
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  6659. You do realize the bible is a work of fiction, right?
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  6660. And also realitively common within the BRICS countries is moral bankruptcy. Just think about China and India for starters... all support the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the worst European war since ww2.
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  6661. Wow this is crazy stuff. White privilege is a stupid concept and affirmative action is a stupid idea. People who support these ideas are racists.
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  6662. Irrelevent. The war is in Ukraine. NATO can shoot down ruzzian missiles anyway, and ruzzia even struggles against HIMARS.
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  6663. Trump would hijack it or blabber about it or lie about it.
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  6664. Perhaps for the same reason they still use the imperial system.
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  6665. ​@user-lj6wx5xs1t No, the guy who said that is a pro Iranian clown. I suspect a supporter of the same axis of evil destroying Ukrainians.
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  6666.  @danielhanlon8431  What do you suggest? Kick off WW3? All I see in comments are criticisms but no viable solutions.
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  6667. That Trump comment was stupid and untrue.
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  6668. I like C++
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  6669. Triggernometry LOL I used to watch that show.
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  6670. I find that exraordinary... you solved the area of a circle without know the radius. I still don't see how that can work, even with the stick? At least not concepually.
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  6671. That pootin picture hung on the wall "Traitor Green"... tell me it'll be ripped down immediately?
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  6672. I have been a Windows application developer for 30 years. I don't touch any of the web crap. As for "systems programming".. it depends on your definition. I typically think of that as being an OS developer and maybe a driver developer (which I have done, btw)
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  6673.  Cultured_Anime_Waifu_3.0  500K LOL seems very unlikely.
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  6674. How is it possible that 15 million Democrat supporters sat on their chuffs and didn't vote?
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  6675. We had a guy in our team promoting Ruby on Rails. Didn't go anywhere. Our team was focused on C++ on Windows. The Ruby code he developed was basically dumped as of no use and incompatible with everything else we did as a team.. Ruby was too niche. Personally, I love C++. I've been using it for 30 years also, and I see no reason to change.
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  6676. ​ @grahamstrouse1165 Yes, people are too quick to write someone off the first time they dissagree on some issue. People are complicated.
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  6677. Do you really want Trump's fascist state to last that long? Vance is a creep.
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  6678.  @stephendavies2514 Not really.
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  6679.  @ryanboscoe9670  It has nothing to do with scomo. The reserve bank controls rates. Nice try though. We'll soon have higher interest rates under Labor than we've had in a decade.
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  6680.  @matthewguess74  So you're against free speech? I say have him on.
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  6681. You can.
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  6682. Car Electrification EV Enthusiasts Perhaps you're the dickhead? They don't charge in 10 mins. They take over one hour to fully charge and that's only possible at a purpose build charging center and not at home or anywhere else much. Around 100 kW is required for fast charge and that's simply not possible at home where current draw in the range of hundreds of amps is impossible. In fact there are very few locations that could practically support a large fleet of electric cars being charged, bearing in mind that each car is going to be parked for up to an hour. It's not anything like filling with petrol.
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  6683. Freiman's take on immigration is retarded. Every country should have the right to decided who enters and when they might enter and immigrants have no right to flout the law. Have a valid entry permit (in whatever form that takes) or don't enter. Trump is correct on this.
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  6684. Not everyone needs a handholding gc. I guess for those that do, we now have a few options that didn't exist decades ago. I started coding in assember and machine code in the 70s, then C in the 80s, then C++ in the 90s. Managing memory seems so natural. Doing it is just part of the process. I feel that the ability to manage memory can in many cases, provide clarity efficiency and flexibility in design. Of course, much of the time, it isn't necessary. But the option is there and I like that.
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  6685. Those 40 countries are not supplying as much as russia has. Use your brain if you have one.
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  6686. But as she said, no evidence presented in support of the email, so how do you know who is correct? And correct about what? What exactly does all of this mean in terms of our physics knowledge? Is it all wrong?
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  6687. You're wrong. Gaza is autonomous zone. Hamas is the government. The land is not occupied by Israel. But Israel has the right to close its borders and have no dealings with Gaza if it so wishes. Same right every other country on the planet has. If Gaza wants open borders with Israel, it had better stop firing rockets across the border, stop murdering security guards and stop slaughtering Jewish children... etc. Hamas is a fanatical islamic terror organisation that wants to commit another genocide against Jews. You cannot treat such an entiity in the way you appear to expect. I'm wondering... were you trolling? Because you cannot be serious, right?
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  6688. Can't figure out Telegram. Can't even create an account. It's crap, sadly.
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  6689. Yes, CNN has improved greatly since the fake news Trump era.
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  6690. LOLOLOL
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  6691. George Foord "crime is lower with high immigration." Wrong
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  6692. You're basically suggesting NATO declare war on ruzzia, right? That's what it boils down to. Might work, might be awful.
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  6693. I owned an RX4 coupe for 10 years, and I loved it. In terms of performance and fun to drive, it's the best car I've owned. On the downside, fuel economy was really bad, and the seals needed replacement every 100,000 km.
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  6694. That won't help now, though. Trump will control everything for at least 2 years.
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  6695. Yes, a favorite from the late 70s that I still watch.
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  6696. I agree. You're spot on. As it stands currently, it's just a "clever" front end for a search algorthm.
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  6697. Trump? How does Trump figure in this?
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  6698. Don't be silly.
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  6699. LOL, yeah, right.
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  6700. Destroy who, how and why?
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  6701.  Jonzy 87  Bad people do bad things but religion makes good people do bad things.
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  6702. That makes no sense. You need to use punctuation.
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  6703. Cats are good. Dogs suck.
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  6704. Not sure about the oil part? I think Russia already had more oil than it can sell, and now it's shot itself in the foot. I believe one of the reasons for the invssion is that Russia simply hates the idea of Ukraine not being part of Russia for historic reasons.
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  6705. The Greens will blame almost anything on climate change if they think they can score cheap political points. Now it's all about the fires. Never mind about the real reasons for the fires.
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  6706. Probably a false alarm. The bridge closed as a safety precaution. Ship explosion near the bridge was probably the reason. I believe from reports, the bridge was inspected before being reopened.
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  6707. Of course there will be gaps in his knowledge. There are gaps in most peoples knowledge. There are gaps in Muslim's knowledge. But why not keep it simple? It's not rocket science. Sam Harris is right about Islam on the main points and the important points.
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  6708. Easy to recommend sun bathing if you live in the UK but it's way too hot in India to be out in the sun. Hell, it's too hot for me in Australia. I keep out of the sun. It's disgustingly uncomfortable. How much more in India.
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  6709. Not really.
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  6710. The removal of such a person from office would be an exercise in common sense would it not?
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  6711. Do you understand what "scope" means?
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  6712. Are you an expert on brain function? You're implying that you are and that you know more about the subject than a neurosurgeon with good credentials and 15 years experience as an academic at Harvard. What research have you done on the subject? Any published papers?
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  6713. That's ridiculous.
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  6714. LOL
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  6715. Correct. We should stop tolerating the intolerant because it won't end well for anyone.
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  6716. Why?
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  6717. Wow didn't know that! I even have a maths degree but sadly calculus dragged my grades way down.
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  6718. No difference. Both would be wrong but I haven't heard about the USA killing children in Pakistan because of their beliefs. What are you referring to?
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  6719. I agree that religion is responsible for some beautiful art and architecture but I don't consider such things as being particularly important. In any case, the net overall effect of religion is negative. Religion was partially responsible for the dark ages and the crusades may have helped bring Europe out of the dark ages but I would hardly consider the crusades a positive.
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  6720. CMake absolutely sucks. And it sucks massively. Every time I have to deal with CMake, I know I'm going to lose more hair, and I'm probably going to reach for some Valium. CMake is utter trash. MS Visual Studio just does builds without all of the CMake pain. Every time I run into CMake, I ask why people use this trash? Is it a Linux thing? There must be a better way, and there is, it's MS Visual Studio. I could never switch to Linux until the archaic crap is eliminated.
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  6721. Too many liberals losing tough with reality and going insane.
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  6722. I agree. Vim is ridiculous in 2024. Back in the 80s... maybe. I guess some people just like making life hard for themselves.
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  6723. Interesting, but as in all of your commentaries, you seem to ignore the fact that ruzzia is a major nuclear power. Whether you like it or not, that fact will always weigh on decision makers. In Israel's case, this doesn't come into play in the way it does in Ukraine's case. Of course, there will be red lines. One would be extremely naive to believe otherwise. We just won't know where they are until one is crossed. I can easily imagine one in my mind. We've been lucky so far. Probably due to the slowness of weapons supply to Ukraine. Defeating putin is a balancing act in my opinion. As bad as it is for Ukraine, I don't believe there is a quick fix.
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  6724. There is no true church. There are no demons...prove otherwise! All biblical nonsense! The bible is not evidence for anything; it's just a collection of bronze age myth combined with 1st century fiction and hearsay. It's ambiguous, inconsistent, contradictory and totally unreliable. Hobbled together by the early church.
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  6725. Having to mess with containers is just a whole other world of pain. We should be always looking for the least complex solutions. Containers almost burned my brain cells. Hopefully I'll never have to touch them again.
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  6726. It doesn't have to be an accurate head count. These figures are ballpark.
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  6727. A massive dump of junk ant-science propaganda lands on a science based channel... go figure.
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  6728. Probably a less desirable place to live. At least that's what I've heard from some who've lived in the east.
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  6729. LOL
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  6730. Hexadecimal is a base 16 counting system using 16 symbols.... 0...9 and a...f Example: 1a hexadecimal is equal to 26 in decimal. The advantage is that two hex digits fit into one byte. A 16 bit value would typically be written something like 0xe8b2, where the 0x prefix indicates a hexadecimal number, and the e8b2 equals 59,570 in decimal.
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  6731. Pootin only loves himself. He cares not about his people. Pootin is a war criminal as far as I can tell. You really want that kind of scumbag running your country? Seriously?
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  6732. Same for me, and I started programming 40 years ago.
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  6733. Shantanu Chatterjee And what exactly does Islamofascist mean in India? I would consider those hard core Islamists to be Islamofascists. They are effectively fascists.
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  6734. I would rather follow the evidence and not the speculation of random YouTube bloggers. Most experts are uncommitted on an accidental lab release vs some other process.
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  6735. Yes, he is a mixed bag and he's freely admitted this. He's no saint. Point is he's standing up for principles the most people haven't the guts to do. And his history seems worse than it would be typically because of obvious victimization. ... Study the actions by the police for instance that lead to the mortgage fraud charge. Focus on the details. It was clearly victimization by the system, a system which is in my opinion corrupt. Consider jailing someone for 12 months for leaving bacon at a mosque where the perpetrator subsequently dies in prison. Effectively a death penalty for littering. It's an outrage. There are many examples of unjust sentencing for petty misdemeanors metered out by the British system and not only against Tommy Robinson. The most recent, a women is allegedly arrested for saying "have a gay day". What the hell is going on here? Now compare this with the total and utterly laughable and embarrassingly incompetent and perhaps corrupt handling of the Muslim rape gang crisis which has been ongoing for years and which the system seems to be trying in bury. There is something very sick about the system right now. You must see that surely?
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  6736. If you're referring to America or any other wealthy country then homelessness should have been eliminated decades ago. Nothing to do with war. It's incompetence.
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  6737. Really? I though A-10s were sitting ducks?
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  6738.  @sssh561  Stupid more like.
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  6739. ​ @samsungs6lite95  You said "I don't get it" but I do get it and I don't even live in Europe. To me it's extremely easy to understand. Had I been a British citizen in the UK, I would have voted to leave. I'm shocked that you and so many others can't see both sides of the argument. You also said "xenophobic"... I hear that accusation a lot from people who wanted to stay in the EU. To them I suggest applying a little more nuance. The issues of race, immigration and integration and the side effects of immigration policy are way more complex than you might think. Had the vote been held this year, and seeing how well the UK, EU and NATO are working together to support Ukraine... maybe my position (as an outsider) has moved a little.
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  6740. Incompetence.
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  6741. This demonstrates that the so called "Palistinians" are full of hatred and cannot be trusted. Israel was too trusting. Israel will hit back hard.
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  6742. The Russian world view seems to be an exercise in self delusion. An overly inflated sense of importance when in reality no one would care if not for Russia being a bad actor on the world stage. Russia would be well advised to understand the attraction of NATO.
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  6743. You mean like the TYT people?
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  6744. Morally bankrupt businesses, corporations, and politicians.
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  6745. Restrictions are not idiotic. It's within the rights of doner countries to place restrictions where they see fit taking into account who the enemy is i.e. a nuclear weapons armed super power. It's not so good for Ukraine, but worse would be to have no doners.
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  6746. I'm the same, and I don't think we're weird, just a little different than the norm. I just find all forms of socializing tiresome and it drains my energy.
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  6747. Shamans reportedly use DMT to help initiate out of body experiences so it is no surprise that the experience shares similarities.
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  6748. ​ @ernie8419  The assumption that there were aliens and alien ships is also an assumption. No credible evidence for any alien visitation has been found.
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  6749. Biolabs perform potentially dangerous research. That's what they exist for. It's as if these clueless owns 🤡 think they've uncovered something shocking.
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  6750. Spot on.
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  6751.  @JRobbySh  It is but in practice, it doesn't play out that way. Ultimatelly, religion creates division, a them and us culture, and that's exactly the problem we're dealing with now on race.
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  6752. All of the code I work on and have ever worked on uses raw pointers. There is no "should". There are new featutes in the language for sure, but the original methods work fine as well.
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  6753. I dabbled in options 20 years ago and got burned. Learned my lesson.
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  6754. People are stupid, that's why there are laws and punishments. There is no way people in the west will social distance without laws and fines. Libertarianism is an unworkable pipe dream because of stupidity and greed.
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  6755. It actually doesn't seem relevant.
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  6756. How the hell can someone have $700,000 saved by age 50. Doesn't seem possible, at least not anyone working for wages. My average annual salary for the past 40 years is around $25k after tax. That's $1m total, and I had to live off of that for 40 years. Doesn't add up. Didn't pay off my mortgage until 10 years ago.
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  6757. His accent is fine. I think many American accents are goofy, but I'm not going to insult an individual.
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  6758.  @arashnayeb6106  They also played a role in trying to fix it.. an almost impossible task given the insanity the prospers in the region under the guise of religion and culture. Trying to tame radical Islamists would be akin to taming a rabid dog... impossible.
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  6759. Looked like a faulty frame but nothing significant. Why?
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  6760. You say you're not taking sides but sorry, but you are taking sides. You sound very much biased against Israel. There have been peace offers but they've been rejected. This whole mess was caused by that same side that has always rejected peace.
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  6761. Lucky you. Not so lucky the millions that died before vaccination.
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  6762. They can't. It's down to people's choices.
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  6763. He is dead and has been identified as such. We don't need a copy of his death certificate to know that.
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  6764. I suspect we're only scratching the surface in terms of understanding consciousness.
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  6765. LOL
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  6766. Finally, something sensible about Russia's red lines. The way you describe it is how I've always understood them... except I'm not so sure about the math. I don't believe we can place actual values anywhere.
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  6767. ​​​​ @chadhaire1711 LOL, your comment is already the joke. Russia is way below par for its size. Nothing to boast about. In fact, it's shameful how backward ruzzia is. Additionally, that #11 is deceiving given that ruzzian stats are fake (like their elections) there's a bunch of countries with much smaller populations that could easily overtake ruzzia e g. Canada and Australia, and probably soon since ruzzia is going backward.
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  6768. Eric constantly bogged down in irrelevancies and deflections. Eric, Islam has always had a violent component. It's not new. It was initiated 1400 years ago through violence. Then he ties Trump into it WTF.
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  6769. The only thing I did with it was to open an account in 2016 to follow Trump. I closed it when Trump was banned. Never tweeted anything and I don't miss it.
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  6770. You're ready for WW3 and total annihilation? And btw, there is no evidence of a god, so be careful what you wish for.
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  6771. Boomer? Can you elaborate?
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  6772. The Doctor gave a good answer... we're not aspirating when vaccinating into muscle. That's exactly it and that's been my experoence. Never. Why keep pushing this?
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  6773. ​ @owenlouisdavid They'll all die on Mars
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  6774. ​ @owenlouisdavid Most of those deaths could be avoided. Really dumb argument. You believe Mars would be safer? LOLOLOL
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  6775. What language is that.. I can't read it.
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  6776. They position themselves on the far left.
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  6777. ​@DeveloperVoices I have that book. The Pascal version. Bought a hard cover copy 30 years ago. The book just appealed to me for some reason. It was also the textbook for an introduction to a computer programming course at my university.
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  6778. Who cares about bloat if it works well, I say. Only if you're on old hardware or low on RAM shoukd it be an issue. Too many people use "bloat" to bash MS. Eclipse is bloated. Chrome is bloated.... It's not just a Microsoft issue. It's developers who don't care or are too young to have known any better.... like glueing 100 libs together to get a solution.... That's bloat.
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  6779. The definition of the term is not dependent on the number of deaths. Covid-19 is by definition a pandemic. Check your dictionary.
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  6780. She talks too much while saying very little. Would rather hear more from Michael Shermer.
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  6781. ​@@peterdanstedHaha, I live in Australia.
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  6782. ​ @RipRoarin More likely written an anti-science republican.
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  6783. ​ @tintweezl Correct, and science uses the metric system anyway. No idea why everyone is talking about miles. Pretty much the whole world uses metric... except for Americans.
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  6784. In Australia we can either buy or rent apartments, units or flats. The terms are often used interchangeably but an apartment is typically in a high-rise with internal access. Flats are usually found in low rise buildings, often with individual external access but not always. Units are typically small single level attached or semi-detached self contained 2bdr homes on shared land.
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  6785. Weakling?
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  6786. Scully was the most annoying character. More often a hindrance than a help.
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  6787. Stand ups are such a lame waste of time. Especialy cringe when actually standing up.
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  6788. And your point is....
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  6789. Sam doesn't have a clue on Trump and he won't until he recovers from TDS. He's still wearing blinkers. That he believes a bunch of far right opportunists could overthrow the government demonstrates a complete lack of clarity.
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  6790. It's not ok.
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  6791. A Gamer Aaron So I guess you don't value your own life? I mean we all exist because we weren't aborted, right?
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  6792. Great comment.
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  6793. That comment was rather biased. An obvious question is why you only criticise irrational groups of people on the right when there are as many crazies on the left?
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  6794.  Steve Brown  So you think saving lives is ridiculous? Right, got it.
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  6795. Problem is they don't all compile down to machine language. C and C++ do (most implementations). Most other languages I've worked with don't compile to machine code. They're either interpreted (sometimes inefficiently) or they compile to an intermediated format. Compiling to efficient optimized machine code has always been a major selling point for C++ in my opinion.
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  6796. Affirmative action is a fundamentally flawed idea when applied to groups. If there is a need for intervention, it should be targeted at the those who need it. It should matter not whether a person is black white, asian, male, female, gay or whatever.
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  6797. LOL, Trump did do some good stuff, granted. I'm not anti-Trump, but seriously no, Trump probably wouldn't do that. He's an isolationist anyway, though he does send out mixed messages.
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  6798.  @djv.8424  In tetms of raw numbers, probably none. The true death toll will be higher than the official figure.
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  6799. Waaaaaay higher? What do you think the fatality rate will be?
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  6800. You're either lying or you're a complete moron. Bill Gates did no such thing. So, let's do talk about Bill Gates, but with all claims fact checked and tinfoil hats off.
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  6801. ​ @d4bad_bot You mean the right? They're the less educated mob.
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  6802. Relatively few compared to a bomb.
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  6803. If the sanctions had been enforced fully, Ukraine would have had more options. Now, Ukraine has to do whatever is necessary until it receives the support it needs.
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  6804. Problem is finding anything decent on Spotify. It's the needle in the proverbial haystack situation. I've gone back to playing CDs and I still buy them. Rather access a small amount of great music than an enormous amount of junk.
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  6805. LOL
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  6806. Actual solid credible evidence is all that we should be considering. The most plausible explanation in the absence of any credible evidence is zoonotic source... kind of like the other 99.9999999%. That's just how nature works. There has never been any evidence of a lab leak as far as I can tell, and I've been following credible sources closely for 3 years. Maybe this podcast will present the breakthrough? I'm only 10 mins in but I doubt it.
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  6807. ​ @blooper6543 Rubbish
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  6808. I guess so, though I don't understand the fanaticism over dogs. I don't like dogs. They're too noisy and they stink.
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  6809.  @christianhadden6720  I agree with Roy. I wouldn't want to swap batteries, wheels or anything else. And he is correct. If there's no charged batteries available then what? Wait for the next delivery?
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  6810. Even it Linux was 50% faster, that would be enough to make me switch.
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  6811. The Trump bashing hasn't aged well. Trump was never the threat that people like Sam and too many on the left made him out to be. I am way more worried by Biden. The utter chaos in Afganistan is an example of the incompetence Biden is capable of. Trump was impeached twice for far less.
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  6812. Their fundraising bs aside, in what way is it lost? I use it as a technical source. It's still excellent.
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  6813. Hope you're not serious?
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  6814. Bitcoin is not investing. It is pure speculation.
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  6815. Good.
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  6816. Probably not, but C++ is my preferred language by a huge margin.
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  6817. Bunch of lunatics. Not one functioning brain cell between them all I bet. He should have told the stupid woman to shut the hell up. And what's with the finger clicking crap? They're off their rocker.
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  6818. That's just his style. We're all different. Embrace the diversity.
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  6819. I find Guh-nome so cringe.
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  6820. That's no more true of Westerners than any other. It's a human trait. And there're plenty of Western YouTubers providing evidence.
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  6821. JD Vance just wants to appease Putin. He doesn't care. He's morally bankrupt.
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  6822.  @tanujkholia2366  Doesn't matter that they don't need to replace it exactly. I've been a software engineer for 20 years. I know how software development works. I can confidently tell you, something anywhere near robust enough would take years to develop from scratch.
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  6823. Actually, the Iraqis welcomed the western forces after the fall. You might be wise to check facts before typing. The people had an opportunity for a better life, but it was squandered by corruption, tribalism, and religious fanaticism. Same thing in Afganistan. It will be the same in Syria. It is already like that in Iran. Be careful who you blame. And don't accuse Jake Broe of cheering for Iraq and Afganistan without evidence.
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  6824. Yeah, a computer reading the internet is not going to be the same thing as a human reading it. We haven't created a human brain. It's just cleverly designed software that looks and seems intellegent, not real intelligence. Even the Turing Test doesn't require actual intelligence. Just the appearance of it.
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  6825. Pootin could have simply bussed those Ukrainian "Russians" back to the motherland. No need for war.
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  6826. There will be no de-globalisation phase, at least not long-term. Globalisation works better than the alternative.
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  6827. Yeah, I think I've operated that way for most of my life. Now mid 60s. I've always criticised emotion and promoted intellect. Emotion never made sense to me. I also hated sport because it seemed pointless and I was also very bad at it. Same with dance, music and art. Not things I ever wanted to participate in. I also hate parties.
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  6828. One can be a climate change denier while at the same time be against deforestation.
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  6829. It must be working, the fundraiser at $320K already and climbing as I type.
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  6830. I wouldn't be looking for a true friend or life partner in clubs. My experience of such people was not good.
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  6831. What do you mean? What aliens? Are you claiming that the Jews have no right to exist on their cultural and historic homeland? Israel.
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  6832. No he didn't. He's wealthier now than ever. Anyone who has $100 billion isn't going to worry about an old phone brand.
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  6833. The dark side of the earth?
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  6834. Idiot!
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  6835.  @TheAsa1972  That's incorrect.
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  6836. Trump announced that he is the most popular Republican president ever.
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  6837. I've been enjoying your podcasts but your comments regarding what Trump said about Mexicans and immigrants etc. were way off the mark. You've taken his comments way out of context. This was so bad that I'm now questioning the credibility of this show? I'm not a Trumpian, nor am I American but I am a proponent of accuracy and non-partisan commentary (which is what attracted me to your show in the first place). You seem to have been influenced by the far left anti-Trump movement? This "movement" has been been spreading lies about Trump across all forms of media since 2016. YEs, Trump said and did a lot of silly things but we need to be accurate.
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  6838. Not really.
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  6839. Some good points. Some misrepresentations. Some cherry picking and some bias. I'm sure someone could easilty create an essay on how bad the Democrats are.
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  6840. He has many areas of interest apart from neuroscience... politics and philosophy are two of them.
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  6841. Stop the unfounded scaremongering. Windows 11 is fine. If it was really spying, then corporates would have lawyers all over MS for breaching corporate privacy regulations. But they don't because Windows 11 doesn't. And.... how is Windows 11 it woke?
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  6842. We've known which territories ruzzia wants since those sham elections. Donbas is especially important to ruzzia.
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  6843. The Doctor yes, Donna no. She's one of the most annoying companions ever. That said, those in the last few seasons may well be worse. The whole franchise has been degraded to the point of unwatchability. Was hoping for something better in the next Doctor, but alas no.
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  6844. Typical lefties. Don't care until it's too late.
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  6845. I like pineapple on pizza
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  6846. I always connect Sweden with ABBA.
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  6847. People babbling about models being wrong and asking how one can go from 250,000 to 20,000 in a few days must have slept through math class. It's only an order of magnitude difference and under exponential growth, that's not much. It only takes a small shift in behavior to create a huge change in outcome under these conditions.
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  6848. Putin will play Trump like a fiddle.
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  6849. What's your alternative?
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  6850. By who?
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  6851. Why does that matter? I doubt many people would know what a skin is?
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  6852. Hamas doesn't want peace. Russia doesn't want peace. Notice the pattern? Russia's axis of evil doesn't want peace.
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  6853. The guy in Red Square is clearly deluded if he actually believes his bs. He thinks Red Square is better than anything America or the UK can offer? Really? He's too annoying to listen to.
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  6854. Nothing wrong with the title, other your interpretation of it.
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  6855.  @ajr993  Your interpretation of the title is obviously different than mine, else there'd be no disagreement.
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  6856. What are the chances of the Democrats winning the House, the Senate, and the Presidency? I'm not American, btw. I was just wondering whether it's possible.
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  6857. That's what we're getting anyway. That's the national plan. Personally, I prefer no vaccine no participation. No one has the right to willfully endanger my life.
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  6858. Pootin talking trash as usual.
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  6859. The west is supposed to enlightened and free, that's why these head coverings should be banned.
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  6860. Not likely. He's already wasted too much money on Twitter.
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  6861. Yeah, riiiiight.
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  6862. ​ @Chiswick-Edward Why not d? It's less than 1, isn't it?
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  6863. Republics are generally no good. Can't think of any I would want to live under.
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  6864. I think it's a question of what proportion of the far right parties are actually nazis. I was on the right politicaly 4 years ago and was pro La Pen, pro Trump, pro brexit etc, and I've been called a nazi and a racist and a whole bunch of other insulting labels by the left... but I'm none of those things. I am staunchly anti-woke and anti-imigration (of the sort we've seen across Europe for two decades). But I'm actually a centrist, but there is no political home for such folk. The far left and the far right are all insane. The thing is, I found the woke left to be so repugnemt that I drifted right for a time. It's my opinion that we're seeing that in happening Europe, as Jake said. So, are they all nazis? Probably not.... I hope.
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  6865. Spot on.
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  6866. Very powerful and true words from Ben. I'm not really a fan but he is so very right here. The pro hamas guy shouldn't have been given air time. Seens like an asshole. So rude. Long live Israel.
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  6867. Why is Russia so fixated on Russian speakers? I speak English but don't live in England. Lot's of Spanish speakers don't live in Spain. Will France try to claim Quebec? No. Russia is nuts.
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  6868. I never imagined such a thing would happen in the 22st century. I thought the world was past annexing neighbouring territories and targeting, torturing and terrorising civilians. That said, we saw Russia doing just that in Syria. Barrel bombing civilians to prop up a dictator.
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  6869. Crazy stuff.
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  6870. I'm pretty sure a lot of this was already known about before the election because I heard reports about it. We've been told the American system is the best and told how the founding fathers set up the constitution to avoid dictators, the three pilars of governnent, etc. It failed. There are more holes in the system than Swiss Cheese.
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  6871. Who is?
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  6872. It's probably not doing as well. Less volume at lower margins. It's basic arithmetic.
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  6873. Good luck with that... Modi is for India. India is for India
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  6874. It has already been trading as low as 200 to the USD. So you're late to the party. Hint: Ignore the international forex market for rubles. It's not trading freely. The latest spread I saw quoted was 50, 200 signifying crazy volatility and panic in the domestic forex market.
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  6875. First thing.... where are the F-16s? And 2nd... can these glide bombs be destroyed before they enter Ukrainian airspace? They won't glide so well once blown into 1000.peices? What am I missing? Can F-16s destroy glide bombs?
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  6876. ​ @DrewBlankMusic You got that right.
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  6877. Why does hair style matter?
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  6878. Such people need to learn how your electoral system works. Of course votes matter, even though they're not voting for the President directly... you want you the state to vote blue if you want Kamala, right? BTW, I'm Australian.
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  6879. ​ @nmk-s If you think the electoral college should go, then you havent thought through the implications and you don't understand the reasoning behind having the electoral college.
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  6880. Yeah, though I'm not sure where you were going with that comment.. And I'm not sure how British history is relevent to this discussion? More important is what Britain is doing now. And what it's doing now is nothing like what russia is doing now. I was born in a so called "British Colony" and I now live in a different one. Both are great. Life is great. We're all friends. Not so Ukraine.
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  6881. There are more holes in the bible than in a fly-screen door.
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  6882. I'm pretty sure she knows that
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  6883. I'll preface this by aknowledging the fact that there are very many good people who are Muslim. Unfortunatelly the world view perpetrated by their religion has a tendency to create a "them and us" mentality which too oftem clouds their ability to see reason. In the worst instances we see groups like isis and hamas form around the world who further add fuel to the fire of hatred. We can also conclude that antisemitism existed at least 1400 years ago among Arabs because it exists in Islamic religous texts.
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  6884. MAGA TROLL​ @christopherfritz3840 
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  6885.  @protonneutron9046  You seem to be parroting the unscientific nonsense regularly peddled by the far-right?
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  6886. Why? I fell in love with C++. You have a problem with that? And I'm not gay.
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  6887. I'm more saddened by Anericans who care more about themselves than others and who would cause a war over 3000 deaths at 9/11 but don't give a toss about 600k covid deaths.
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  6888. ​@magikavoncary YT is censoring. More than half of my comments disappear within seconds of posting. And not just on this channel. It's widespread. And I know sometimes comments can take a while to show up, but I check my comment history 10 mins later. Comments deleted.
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  6889. Well, I'm an absolute beginner looker for docker help and I also know absolutely nothing about Linux. I'm probably a pretty typical case?
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  6890.  @theamazingbrokenman  It would be great because the need is now greater than ever.
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  6891. zbjordan23 Depends what you mean by liberal. Dave is a Liberal in my opinion but not the regressive SJW variety.
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  6892. Well, yes, but the idea that there is a set of rules that can be enforced top down onto a development team by managers who can't program, well, that should ring alarm bells.
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  6893. This guest is pretty good, but he's incorrect in stating that "The West" has forbidden Ukraine to fire into ruzzia. That's an inaccurate exaggeration based on a gross generalisation. Ukraine has been firing into ruzzia for months, and has been firing into Crimea (ruzzian territory according to ruzzia) and sinking ships of Black Sea Fleet since 2022. Yes, some weapons suppliers have imposed limitations on the use of their weapons, that being based on how they perceive the geopolitical balance and risk, but that's all. And that's changing over time as the dynamics of the war change. For all our sakes, we don't want a direct war between Ruzzia and the US. As bad as it is in Ukraine, that would be a million times worse. Please stop referring to "The West", and please be a little more nuanced.
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  6894. That wouldn't have been a great comment except for the Trump BS. Trump is nothing like Putin. Trump was all about bring troops home and being isolationist. Putin is the opposite.
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  6895. LOL
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  6896. Everything about ruzzia is ugly, even the language.
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  6897. Trust the science. Not perfect, but it's the best we have.
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  6898. They were never going to tour again. That was a definite. Nothing wrong with what they're doing now which for them is just a bit of fun. Never too old for that.
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  6899. Why is that funny?
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  6900. I doubt that will happen, nor should it. He's defending his country against an axis of evil that has been bombing Israeli civilians for 18 years. These "terrorists" are in cohorts with ruzzia, Iran, and a bunch of other scum dictators. I stand with Israel. The Jews have been persecuted and tossed to the four winds for the past 2500 years. Time it stops.
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  6901. Islam, clearly NOT the religion of peace.
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  6902. They won't because they want to occupy the land.
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  6903. I would JS in the trash.
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  6904. They'll have to learn how to behave themselves first. No group of people led by Islamic terrorists can ever be free. Peace or violence. The choice is for Hamas.
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  6905. So you are claiming that Eben Alexander is a liar?
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  6906. I think you're completely wrong. The land is and has been the Jewish homeland for millennia. Palistine as a nation is an artificial concept created for political and propaganda purposes to fool people like you. And it worked. The real blame lies with those who have been the persecutors of the Jewish people for the past 2000 years.... including but not limited to the Romans, Arabs, Turks, Nazis and again, Arabs (aka "The Palistinians") Bottom line: the state known as "Palistine" should never have been established on the Jewish culturally and historically significant homeland. Arabs occupying Jewish land is no different to Russians occupying Ukrainian land. The true Palistinians are the Jews.
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  6907. It's no longer TDS. I used to accuse people of TDS back when he was president, and I was pro Trump, but now Trump really is a worry.
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  6908. ​ @RikkSpencer That's not context. That's just an anti Sam rant.
    1
  6909. Like what precisely?
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  6910. That's a great way to describe it. Yes, exactly.
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  6911. Your english is excellent. No problem understanding you.
    1
  6912. The drug problem is likely unsolvable due to human stupidity. There'll always be druggies. Probably always has been.
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  6913. He couldn't say "YES" to a simple question. That pretty much tells me all I need to know. He has a giant chip on his shoulder over Ukraine and Zelensky, and he likes Putin.
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  6914. ​ @alexshaykevich509  Not really.
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  6915. ​@jameslechner4233 Why would it? There's a whole lot of things not making any sense with this puzzle.
    1
  6916. I am pro Ukraine and pro Zelensky because Ukraine has been invaded by terrorist Russia... the bully of Eastern Europe. Ukraine is the victim and Azov does not justify Russia's agression. But you would disagree, right? Wow.
    1
  6917. Why not use TortoiseGit? It integrates into Windows Explorer and brings Git into the 21st century. Terminals just make the whole thing 10x more confusing than it already is... and it is CONFUSING.
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  6918. The mines were planted months ago and the international community did nothing useful.
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  6919. I have heard nothing I would describe as peace negotiations. Just Trump blathering nonsense.
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  6920. Brilliant guest. Scarry times ahead with tRump incoming.
    1
  6921. This is all bullshit.
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  6922. I've been working in software development for 20 years and all of it using compiled languages, C and C++.
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  6923.  @laryxislust6664  Top priority must be to stop the war, right?
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  6924.  @rehabwales  No one alienated them. It's just Russia doing what Russia does.
    1
  6925. Very interesting but it sadly went right over my head. This is an area of IT that I struggle to understand. This and pretty much everything related to how the web works... IPs, ports, end points, URLs, TCP, etc.
    1
  6926. The Android OS is a mess.
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  6927. There is also plenty of free open source software for Windows. Even Windows 10 was a free upgrade. Even Visual Studio (which I love) has a free version.
    1
  6928. Shame on India... That country should be sanctioned. They support ruZZia, and the country is full of pro russian trolls. India seems to be morally bankrupt.
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  6929. What do you mean by AI improves the prediction? AI is slow.
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  6930. Turkey is a trouble maker. Not even sure why Turkey is a member.
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  6931. My head hurts.
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  6932. They could solve there problems by learning from this brilliant women and then appling what they learned.
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  6933. The russian leaders are deranged.
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  6934.  @freddiejupiter442  Except the cato's comment is correct. Racism is only perpetrated by 'white people' according to the woke.
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  6935. There is no evidence of NATO bombing ruzzia. And NATO is not just the US.
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  6936. Russia is denying it, therefore they probably did it.
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  6937. Big deal. I guess you enjoy boasting? Spare a thought for those of us who want to learn.
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  6938. How many dislikes? I can't see any.
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  6939. Islam is not a race in spite of your half backed attempt at proving it is. Conservative 'dogma' does not deny that Islam is a religion but anyone with even half a clue knows that Islam is not just a religion. It's a whole lot more than a religion and that 'whole lot more' part is the problem. A very big problem potentially. But Left-wing dogma says Islam is a race and a religion. Explain that how that works.
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  6940. ​ @synthesizerneil Rubbish.
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  6941. ​ @synthesizerneil Rubbish again.
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  6942.  @tendwaten6027  You can mock, but the thing is, ruzzians are throwing away their lives in order to grab pieces of land that will in the long term will be returned to Ukraine after the war. It's utter madness. You see, it's one thing to grab and open field or a village, but long term, ruzzians will have to fight to forever to hold it. They only positive right now out of all of the misery caused by pootin is that ruzzia is burning through its Soviet stockpile and its wealth fund pretty quickly, and it's all for nothing.
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  6943. Letting millions of ruzzians into the west runs the same risk of letting millisns of muslims in. Any ideological grouping, (whether political or religious) that has a strong anti-west hard core is trouble long term.
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  6944. ​@ITSecNEO C++ is fun to wirk with. I've been working with it for 30 years. There are a lot of haters, but most of their argumenrs are strawmen. I use it the way I want to use it. It's not always OOP. Mostly c++11 or earlier. I'm a pragmatist. I use what works, nit what the language lawyers demand. It's powerful and complex language, but it's only as complex as one makes it.
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  6945. I guess we needed a liberal platform to balance out the far right? I mean, Musk killed Twitter. Now X is just overloaded with maga crap being spouted by folk wearing tinfoil hats.
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  6946. There are still plenty of Republicans who support Ukraine.
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  6947. No miracle required. She's already ahead of dRump after only a few days. She'll romp home in November.
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  6948. Why is this channel so pro bad actors like pootin? Why pro Trump? Harris is great.
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  6949. Trump is a clown and a puppet, and he's going to be played by Putin. Trump would throw Ukraine under a bus. And this guest speaker is making incorrect claims about Biden, and he comes across as a Trump apologist, or at best, overly optimistic.
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  6950. I would have though he would have been responsible for ensuring his ministers were doing a good job. Clearly that didn't happen.
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  6951. Too much negativity around Ukraine's prospects. Ukraine must win. It will win.
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  6952. Rubbish.
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  6953. And I thought Melbourne was bad at 10x.
    1
  6954. Yeah, Youtube censoring is a real pain.
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  6955. They're estimates based on statistics. No one can know the exact proportion. It could be 70% or 90% or 99%. I saw estimates of 30% a while back.
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  6956. That's a bit silly. I agree with your sentiment, but that's not how war works. Putin is responsible for this war and all of the misery that it created.
    1
  6957. Why? I have 2 Bachelors degrees yet I wouldn't support Labor.
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  6958. Yet another troll? And you're not biased?
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  6959. You're the ignoramous. Ruzzia's baseless bluffs have worn thin. Besides, China said no. Even the ruzzians are admitting that they can't push the Ukrainians out of Kursk easily. Clearly not a trap.
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  6960. Great news.
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  6961. That was very impressive. Thank you for sharing. And thank you for supporting Ukraine.
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  6962. Some degree of flexibility across languages and tools is obviously beneficial, but too much of it just dilutes one's core skills - that's in my opinion.
    1
  6963. I have not encountered float = 8 bytes in 30 years of coding. I only see float=4 bytes, double=8 bytes.
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  6964. That might be another problem, but pootin is the number one problem right now.
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  6965. Climate would play a big part in that. In my home office, I run one LED light and no heating. I live in Australia. I also have very efficient cooling for summer. I also save the equivalent of a US gallon of gasoline every day by not having to commute.
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  6966. Russia is earth's school yard bully.
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  6967.  @jomirasuarez9443  It is a vaccine... you WAKE UP!!!
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  6968. Given that C++ can do some forms of compile time execution, I'm surprised it wasn't ahead of C! Also, the huge performance gap between rust and C/C++ seems odd to me.
    1
  6969. Makes little difference. Bitcoin works as a transfer of value e.g. money laundering. As an investment it's crap. It pays nothing.
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  6970. You can do x=y;
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  6971. It was predicted months ago the Russia would do this. There seems no limit to how low Russia will stoop in its barbaric war against its peaceful neighbour.
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  6972. It's hard to believe that voters could be so childish as to be swayed by Biden looking at his watch or Trump laying a reath. What's wrong with people?
    1
  6973. Moving sides and changing signs is equivalent to adding or subtracting from both sides. You've just skipped the step in your head. What you did is quicker but it's easier to make a mistake that way.
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  6974. Wow, I would never have thought of that. I tend to think of logs as mysterious values with no intuitive interpretation.
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  6975. The investments were coming in under Biden. The econkmy wss booming under Biden, but Trumps loves to misrepresent everything.
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  6976. Every time I click on A Jordan Peterson video, I get the Ben Shapiro "what is a woman" add.
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  6977. You guys have way too much heat though (except for the south)
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  6978. Trump 2020
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  6979. Everything you just wrote is wrong or at best moot. I'm not a ruzzian troll. I support Ukraine, but honestly, these comment sections are in severe lack of acuracy and nuance.
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  6980. Again on the Australian vaccine rollout... you cannot roll out a vaccine you don't have. It's the reality of a pandemic that not everyone can get the vaccines they want all at once. They have to be manufactured. It is now ramping up as supplies increase with well over a million shots per week. On the lockdowns... NSW did well until delta arrived. The handling of the latest (delta) outbreak looks like a shambles but I'm confident the outbreaks in other states will be controlled.
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  6981. It's absolutely horrendous in my opinion. Others would disagree. I've been a software developer for 30 years (mostly C++), but Java ended it. I hated it. Couldn't cope. Time to quit. Hope you're successful.
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  6982. Wrong. This is totally Pootin's war. What goes on in Ukraine is Ukraine's business, not Russia's. Russia should keep its filthy snout out of it. What goes on in NATO (a peace pact defending against bully Russia) is NATO's business not Russia's. And of course the US would help train other NATO forces to fight Russia. What use is a defence force that can't fight the bully? Get the idea? Next time, engage brain before typing.
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  6983. Being human is authority enough...
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  6984. Who is "You"? Putin, right? Hope you're not a troll. Putin cleatly caused all of this... land grabs and puppet states is how Russia rolls. Evil and fascist.
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  6985. He's not doing enough. Maybe he's not doing anything?
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  6986. ​ @Tom-and-Jerry-again Democrats would need the House and Senate, right?
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  6987. The first few minutes of this video is so biased that it would be a joke if it were not so serious. Most importantly, why does this video forget to mention the 2500 years prior to the British mandate. This is the most significant segment of history and without it there is no context. The conflict is really 1400 years old. This is really about a war between two religions... Islam against the Jews, as it has been for 1400 years. Not so much about land because the Arabs already occupy vast lands Gaza and the West Bank should revert to Jewish control in my opinion. And a one state solution is the only viable solution.
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  6988.  @timoteiNitrogen  A lot of that can be ignored. A lot of the code I work on is C legacy code converted to C++. No smart pointers. Very little STL stuff. It all works. I've never found a need for lambdas or a lot of the newer features.
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  6989. I have very little confidence in the Europeans getting much done. Too much talk. And the US is strong but unreliable.
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  6990. What a load of bunkum. People are losing their minds over AI. It's the Y2K bug all over again. People panicking about the world ending in 2012 etc. AI is not intelligent or conscious or sentient, it's just data processing software, albeit very cleverly designed data processing software. Computers do not have free will. They are clock driven deterministic machines. This guy is misrepresenting everything. And in case someone thinks I'm just some random guy trolling... I've been writing software since the 70s. Been a professional developer for 25 years. Have degrees in computer science + information technology (with a focus on AI and CG) and mathematics. I've developed chess engines from scratch. I've played around with neural-nets in chess engines. I'm very interested in the whole AI subject. But please, let's drop the fearmongering and the misinformation. None of this helps anyone.
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  6991. Same in Australia
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  6992. You need a balance. You need money and health.
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  6993. Hope they don't. Race based hiring is a very bad idea.
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  6994. Not really. Prevention makes more sense than fixing avoidable damage.
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  6995. Why? The Libs are managing the economy well. The further left you go the bigger the financial mess that will ensue. More taxes and more debt. All of these people babbling about climate change don't comprehend that Australia makes little difference to global climate. Yes, they say it but they ignore it. Australia cannot play a big role in something in which it only plays a small role by definition. People like you who "want to vote them out" will dump a reliable manager and empower a fanatical knee-jerk reaction to something that it can have no effect on and at great cost. We need to drop the ideological based fanaticism and become pragmatists.
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  6996. Putin is lying again. There were never any peace talks.
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  6997.  @annoyedaussie3942  They're talking about opening up. There is no way they'll achieve elimination. The UK response has been a failure since day one.
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  6998. Israel is anti-terrorist and will defend their border against terrorists and any illegal entry as most countries do. It's that simple.
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  6999. If ruzzians don't like living in Ukraine, then why do they not move to ruzzia? When I decided that I no longer wanted to live in NZ, did I contact England and ask them to invade NZ? Of course not. I did what normal people do and immigrated to my country if choice. Why is that concept so difficult for you?
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  7000. Those Russian TV clowns are pure evil. Open windows would be too good for them.
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  7001. What is a fake account? And how would you know?
    1
  7002. Willfully unvaccinated patients should not be displacing other seriously ill patients. It doesn't seem morally right. These fools had more than enough warning. These fools blab about "rights". How about they take responsibility? About time they gave a thought to their communities and the doctors and nurses who have to care for them
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  7003. He's acquitted forever. Trump 2020.
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  7004. You might be correct, but can you offer a better sollution? I don't know of one. Hamas has to be stopped.
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  7005. Please shut up or stay on topic. This forum focuses on Ukraine. But since you've raised the topic disingenuously... in my opinion, the so called Palistinians (mostly Arabs) are squatting on stolen Jewish land. That's how I view it. Others will no doubt disagree. It depends on how you interpret history and how you pick your dates. The land was considered Jewish for centuries BCE. That's where and when their language, culture and religion were developed. Now, the most radical Palistinians want to steal that land and destroy Jewish culture, and they are using the Russian tactics of lies and disinformation to deceive people like you. And in the same way, the Ukrainian language and culture developed on their lands centuries ago, but now Russia wants to steal that land and destroy that culture, and they're also using lies and disinformation in the same way for the same goals... genocide. The nazis tried it. Let's not do it again. Bottom line: To me the parallels are plain to see... Ukraine on it's historical land is in an existential fight against Russian imperialism. The Jews on their historical land are in an existential fight against Arab/Islamic imperialism. Both peoples have been invaded multiple times over many centuries and have learned how important it is to never compromise.
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  7006. Not really. The most common reasons are to prevent the copying of large structures or as a form of pass by reference. There wouldn't be any pointless searching. Everything is available in the compiler's symbol table or in the object files, effectively hard coded. Remember, at the machine level, it's effectivelly all pointers. What you said is more likely to be true of an interpreted language.
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  7007. The DNS system is so mind numbingly complex and unintuative that I'm miles away from noticing any beauty. It does my head in. And it's not for a lack of trying. I've been a C++ Windows application developer for 25 years, but I keep away from all things network. I just don't get it.
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  7008. I initially thought about some of the movies but then reminded myself thst they're fiction. So, why would you use movies as a reference?
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  7009. ​​ @Sven_Dongle Languages are not conscious, so no. That said, I hate Java and Rust.
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  7010. The US would not ban the purchase of food, e.g. Russian grain exports. Some things are absolutely necessary, but weapons, gas, and oil exports could be reduced to almost zero over time without a problem.
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  7011. Not Icke unless you enjoy the conspiratorial stuff.
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  7012.  @willharrison3740  That's not what he said. Don't twist people's comments. Russia must be defeated without causing WW3 else we all lose
    1
  7013. Douglas Murray is right leaning on balance
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  7014. He's calling it a 5k because that's what it's commonly known as, but I get your point. As to the 5k you're referring to... what is the aspect ratio? I'm not a fan of the 21:9. I would love a large 16:10.
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  7015. They seem blind to the lunacy on the left and the scary thing is that the left is better at implementing their nefarious agendas under a guise of respectability.
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  7016. But we need to consider ancient history. Israeli occupation is a misnomer. They have lived there for 1000s of years. They are just protecting themselves and their land. What else can they do? Open the borders and surrender?
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  7017. That's as it should be. Nothing is perfect. Everything has faults. We hear both sides.
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  7018.  Johnny Smith  Not for long.
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  7019. I'm not so sure I would go so far as to include the likes of nurses? There is a line to be drawn somewhere.
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  7020. Trump and Vance clearly hate Zelensky and Ukraine. Your country is being controlled by creeps. America used to be respected.
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  7021.  farkhah lahmah  It's not a scam. The disease is real but politicians are leveraging it for power. That said, it's not the black death. There is a massive overreaction.
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  7022.  @jonw8632  There was a lot of bullshit in this video. Don't believe it. The truth is more important than petty biases... 1) Hamas has Iranian support. It could have been an Uranian supplied rocket which would likely be more powerful than the Hamas ones. 2) The rocket came in from the southwest and its trajectory and impact site and damage pattern proves it. Realise that Israel is to the east. It could not have fired that rocket. 3) Fragments have been identifies as not being from an Israeli rocket. So, maybe Russian, Iranian or local made. 4) Hamas have unwittingly admitted blame for the hospital attack in intercepted phone conversations. 5) The hospital was not targeted. It was an accident. A Hamas rocket fired from the southwest malfunctioned and crashed into the hospital carpark. When one fires 5000 rockets from civilian positions, of course there will be tragedy. Hamas stupidity has caused these problems. 6) Any location used to fire rockets at another country automatically becomes a valid target, even if it's a civilian area. The responsibility lies with Hamas to not use civilian locations for war.
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  7023. The inability of people to wear a mask correctly has been a stark reminder of how stupid too many people are. Is there any hope for humanity? I wonder.
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  7024. ​@Tespri Putin hinted that not having a war was boring. Putin said it was about boredom, at least in part. So, who's not being objective?
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  7025. Russia's demands are insane.
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  7026. Ukraine is not going to invade Moscow. No way. That would be insane on its face and pointless. You're talking about a city of 12 million.
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  7027. ​ @Colin-c7r Don't be so damn stupid. These are just YouTube videos.
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  7028. I didn't understand any of that stuff @30:00 onward
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  7029.  @MM-vs2et  What did you mean by income disparity?
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  7030. The fact that he was found guilty on all counts by a jury suggests to me that indead, there should have been a trial, and of course, there was one. That's how justice works. In a courtroom and not on social media. I have no idea how that women can justify suggesting that it shouldn't have gone to trial. The courtroom is where justice is served.
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  7031. Mike Johnson telling us what we've been telling him for six months. And anyone who'd thank Trump for this bill needs their head read. He's most likely behind the six month blockage.
    1
  7032. Isn't being able to do whatever I want an advantage? I would rather be limited by my owm imagination than be limited by the compiler. I mean "dangerous code" OMG. Driving cars is dangerous but we still do it.
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  7033. In my opinion, it's all goes back to Google being woke. That's where most of the censorship comes from nowadays. Same with other platforms.
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  7034. I hate shirts. Not a criticism of Dr Campbell at all. He's great. I just hate button shirts. All of them!
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  7035. Why? How many pills should they take at a time?
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  7036. Speakers from all over "murder" each other people's languages and accents. It's normal and not a big deal.
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  7037. Your podcast on vaccination was fantastic. Informative and spot on. I thoroughly enjoyed it. And I agree with your comments about Brett... sadly. I was a fan. But again, can you please stop bashing Trump.
    1
  7038. Both sides will have failed attacks. Russia has had plenty.
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  7039. ​ @TheWallReports I find rust madningly dufficult to code in compared to C.
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  7040. ​ @escapegulag4317 The Bible.... LOL
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  7041. I live in Australia and even I find it distressing and depressing I can't begin to imagine how awful it would be to be directly involved. Putin must stop this barbarity and hatred but how? He's a terrorist who doesn't have empathy.
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  7042.  @freedomsong9747  How is Iraq related to any of this? Why even mention it? Try staying on topic instead of playing the "whataboutism" game and stop trolling.
    1
  7043.  @jvjd  shut up.
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  7044. ​ @ACReji  Not really
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  7045. Not everyone likes dogs, so hopefully not.
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  7046. Who is saying you don't matter as a woman? You should be treated with respect whatever your gender, race or any personal other attribute.
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  7047. Good point about the command line. I would never touch it by choice and I never need to as a home user, nor should I be forced to. This is 2024. My Amiga in 1986 already ran a decent preemptive multitasking OS with a GUI. That's almost 40 years ago. Mac the same. Not preemptive, but the GUI was pretty good from.the get go. The main reason the terminal is so needed in Linux is that the GUI devs are lazy. Easier to just fall back to the terminal than to implement the functionality I the GUI. That's one of the many reasons why I will not use Linux.
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  7048. That was stupid. I'm guessing you're Russian?
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  7049. Yes. And hydrogen engines (as a replacement for diesel) are already being developed. Battery powered heavy equipment e.g. trucks, diggers etc are impractical.
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  7050. The misinformation disingenuously peddled by that rather obnoxious woman wearing a rag on her head was answered beautifully by Ben. Then we had a further bunch of ridiculous questions answered equally as well by Ben. Why is it that the dumbest questions come from obnoxious women with head coverings? Are their brains overheating?
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  7051. What are the same? Hamas and ISIS?
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  7052. Pakman is confused... Google is left-wing socially. Obviously it's not a socialist entity, it's there for a profit but it's not center-right.
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  7053.  @johnpaullogan1365  Why should they easily recognize that? Who says they should? The quadratic formula is easier because it's one thing to remember, rather than a whole bunch of rules where mistakes can be easily made. I can never remember any of the quadratic factoring rules.
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  7054. Rubbish.
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  7055. I believe she's trying to keep these simple and understandable. I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have failed to recognize anything.
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  7056. Nothing odd about that.
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  7057. Not really. It's a quick and simple way to demonstrate disrespect when disrespect is deserved. I like it and I'll do it and I'll not care whether someone get's their nickers in a twist over it. Anyone who claims to be "neutral" and is offended by disrespecting a terrorist state or war criminals, isn't actually neutral.
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  7058. Russia can't be kicked out because it has veto powers.
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  7059. Wow, what a screwed up place ruZZia is.
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  7060. Not really. He clearly differentiated the three trimesters as being different issues. Especially 1st vs 3rd.
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  7061. Who is "they" ? I can remember talk of a possible ice age but it wasn't anything many took seriously.
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  7062. Why is that a "funfact"? I don't see any fun in knowing that, nor do I see any point in being told that.
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  7063.  wargent99  All good questions. No harm is asking them.
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  7064. You could calculate a ballpark figure from the data but there is no way to get an accurate figure. For me, this confirms what I had already concluded, that the death toll has not been overestimated in the official reports. It makes a mockery of the right-wing claim that most people are dying with covid, and not by covid.
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  7065. ​ @mvjh2277 Yes, double trouble.
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  7066.  @jeppep95  Do you really get it all from the government or do you pay for it through taxation directly or indirectly? The government does have a magic wand or a sleigh and reindeer, right?
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  7067. So is C.
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  7068. What again?
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  7069. What?
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  7070. How does prefering to use one of the best high performance compiled languages equate with being a cultist? They're just different tools for different purposes. You're never going to build high performance applications in JS. Just not possible. The full stack people refer to us more about web development. I dont want to touch the crap. JS is absolutely no use to me whatsoever. In fact JS is one if the worst languages Ive encountered. It's nothing but a hack.
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  7071.  @calais027  why? He can still win in 2020 and hope he does.
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  7072.  @rogerblair9916  Why bring Obama into it? Stupid.
    1
  7073. Everything about java feels massively over complicated and bloated.
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  7074. Yet, people are claiming Putin recently visited a war zone in Ukraine?
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  7075. ​@Edgar-pu1lc It's far from being hype. I don't like it, but it will become a major player, in the group of similar low level high performance languages... e.g. C and C++. It's already in the mainstream, e.g., Firefox browser.
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  7076. The phrase "do your own research" doesn't mean having to become an expert and/or do original research, set up ones own biolab or such like. Sam should know that, so why is he laboring the point?
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  7077.  @AGriffith  GIT is extremely unintuitive. Coming from 20 years of experience with CVS and SVN... GIT is a nightmare, especially when using archaic commands instead of a GUI.
    1
  7078. Stocks are not a ponzi scheme. Stocks represent part ownership in companies. But if you dont like stocks then dont buy them. It's not rocket science.
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  7079. The problem is that we're only given the diameter of the larger semicircle. The small one is an unknown, and I could see no way of determining it.
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  7080. I love working in a Microsoft shop.
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  7081. Who? What idiot? NATO is great. That's why many countries want to join and be out from under Russia's boot.
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  7082. I think BRICS is just a sideshow. These BRICS countries have always traded globally and will continue to do so unless sanctioned.
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  7083. I stand with Israel.
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  7084.  @tarico4436  You can't watch I video because of its title? What?
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  7085. No, Sam is pretty much spot on with the Israel / Palestinian conflict. He is also spot on with Islam in general. One does not need to be an Islamic scholar and have read all of the texts to figure out the religion is based on "horeshit" to use your term, and that "horeshit" is deep in Jew hatred and evil. Not surprising given that the founder was a caravan raider who promoted and committed all manner of violence and atrocities himself.
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  7086. Yeah, but that doesn't build wealth. The country will still deteriorate like NK did, guns, or no guns.
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  7087. ​@JohnHoranzy It is collapsing. It's just that your spin on what is meant by "collapsing" is in error. I would consider a 20% fall to be a collapse. It's probably close to that already. Of course, it's not easy to know for sure because the ruzzian economic data are faked. Ruzzia's main earner was oil gas and refined products. Most if that profit has dried up. How about weapons exports? Not much now, right? Shall I keep going?
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  7088. ​​​ @ElRabito Spot on. Ruzzia was already poor before the war and before the sanctions and before the military spending blowout. They have a lot of resources, but it's wasted. Most ruzzians never see the benefit.
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  7089. @Evidence Based Health My sister suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome for decades. Never found any effective treatment. She has since passed away from unrelated stroke. It was awful and I felt guilty for not being able to help her.
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  7090. There will be no second wave while we a locked-down. Problem is we can't afford to stay locked-down for the next 12 - 18 months while we wait for a vaccine.
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  7091. Is that true? I am INTP. All of the personality traits fit. Many years ago, I was casually described by a psychologist as having "aspergers". Not sure whether that term is still in common usage?
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  7092. So it's all down to what was said on this panel? Really?
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  7093. Not really.
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  7094. Who is "they"?
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  7095. I installed Linux Mint last December and it was massively underwhelming. Almost toy like. I deleted it and stayed on Windows.
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  7096. Sam is spot on and I hope he keeps talking about it.
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  7097.  @Saffe1978 Trump didn't. You're leaving a lot out. Trump hasn't even outperformed the markets. Not to mention the bankruptcies, scams, scandals and fraud that he's been involved in.
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  7098. No. It will take months to years to infect everyone. The effect of a booster takes weeks.
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  7099. Most people retiring now are not going to have anything close to that. They wouldn't have even earned that much in their whole lifetime. The figures most requirement "experts" talk about are totally unrealistic. Yes, someone in their 20s now should easily accumulate $3m by age 60, but $3m won't be worth a whole lot by 2060.
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  7100. Russia clearly fits the definition of a terrorist state. No more debate.
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  7101. Trump seems clueless.
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  7102.  @weirdo1083  They're not permitted to be owned so no, I don't see how that could work.
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  7103. It's not just about the size of holes. Here's a thought experiment for you... imagine walking through a busy supermarket just as someone sneezes... who will most like breath cop the most virus? You with no mask or me with a medical grade mask I.e. a shield that will block the wave of droplets? Or to put it another way.... would you prefer having the droplets all over your face, mouth and nose or stuck to a mask? It's not about blocking every virus. It's a out reducing risk.
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  7104. Within the context of the war in Ukraine, defence responses are not escalations. They're about defence.
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  7105. Seems plausible but how do you know that?
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  7106. Ruzzia, the country that proudly commits war crimes daily. Scumbags.
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  7107. Not it isn't. Linux just presents a whole bunch of different problems.
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  7108. To all of the commenters bashing the government.... it's easy to be a knocker but how about offering your solution? What's your alternative approach? I presume you have one else why are you so selfrightous and judgmental? How would you navigate the pandemic without masks, vaccines and lockdowns and most importantly, without the kind of death toll we're seeing gloally?
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  7109. Putin could end the war right now... just leave Ukraine.
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  7110. They failed twice.
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  7111. Americans need to dump trump for the sake of the world.
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  7112. The UN is useless. Total waste of space. Seem to have done nothing to help Ukraine, nothing to help Israel, all while siding with terror states.
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  7113. It's none of Putin's damn business what NATO does inside of It's own borders. It's not like NATO is invading Russia, right? But Russia is invading its neighbors. So, who's the agressor here... Russia or NATO? No prizes for choosing Russia. NATO is a defence pact. Putin hates NATO for one big reason, it limits his ability to play empire builder. Countries apply for NATO membership as a defence against Russian aggression. That's why Ukraine applied years ago. We now see clearly what happen to countries not in NATO.... Russia invading Ukraine. The idea that Russia feels threaten by NATO is nothing but Russian propaganda.
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  7114. That kind of dog sucks even more than most.
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  7115. ​ @warmsignal Depends on how one defines "trolling".
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  7116. I've never ever had any sympathy for them. They've always been evil. These scumbags are others like them are why Palistinians are suffering.
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  7117. Are you referring to Garry Kasparov, the Russian Chess Grandmaster?
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  7118. Getting Trump to endorse a product is kind of a dumb move.
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  7119. ​​ @StefanMischook I would argue that JS is an absolutely awful language to start with. In my case, I started with assembly the C and then C++. When I have to use JS, I'm just shocked at how awful it is. I avoid anything to do with web development as much as I can. The languages have evolved like topsy. Much of it looks like a bunch of hacks. JS being a glaring example.
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  7120. What utter garbage.
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  7121. What do you want them to do?
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  7122. I have no idea what I'll do at end of W10 support :(
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  7123. Too many levels of abstraction will make code more complex and harder to understand. It's not rocket science. Java code is the worst I've encountered in terms of being overly complicated.
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  7124. A lot of admiration for this man. Wish more politicians could communicate this well. I'm mildly conservative myself but there is one thing the conservative side isn't good at and that's health care. That became painfully obvious during the pandemic. An over emphasis on individualism and effective pandemic management are incompatible goals. This is by definition. Pandemics and epidemics are community wide issues that needs to be managed as such.
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  7125. Rust has many selling points, but it's still a dog awful language to actually learn and use. It just is. That said, if we're comparing Rust with JS, then we're in a spot of bother because JS is also a dog awfull language.
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  7126. Unlikely?
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  7127. Rubbish.
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  7128. Hope you're wrong 😞
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  7129. To the women in Moscow complaining... oh dare, how sad, never mind.
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  7130. Yeah, wever heard it all before. Different times. More importantly than bashing the west, Russia has proven itself to be totally untrustworthy. So, most blame must be heaped onto Russia. The reality, there's no way the west could have guaranteed Ukraine's safety in practice. There's even no way anyone could prevent Russia from attacking a NATO member if it so choose. As for the west's response to the current situation, there's already massive support for Ukraine and it's growing stronger by the day. There's a lot more coming in terms of military equipment, including fighter jets. Not sure what else it can do except have the west put boots on the ground or attack Russia directly... neither are good ideas. And needless to say, since the non-binding memorandum was conceived, the UN has proven itself to be useless. So there goes that option.
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  7131. Bad news that ruZZia is getting around the oil price sanctions. This needs to stop. Countries that help ruZZia should be sanctioned.
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  7132. ​ @BarryGee-pm6rv Stop lying troll.
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  7133. You'd need Democrat majority in the house and senate, right?
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  7134. As a language and a development ecosystem, I hate java. But I wouldn't put it in the trash.
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  7135. No one has said "any second now". Stop lying.
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  7136. I have an extreme dislike for coding with text editors. The main reason I stay on Windows is because Linux has nothing that comes close to MS Visual Studio. Even VS Code feels primitive by comparison. Relying on terminals and text editors in 2025 is a showstopper for me. I left that archaic nonsense behind in the 1980s. It puzzles me why anyone would still use something like e.g. vim?
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  7137. What is the Trump peace agreement? I'm in the mood for some comedy.
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  7138. I like your comment, but can you expand on your last sentence. I'm to know what you mean.
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  7139. No one knows, but ruzzia admitted to 500 sq km, so it's probably more than 500
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  7140. I doubt YouTube actually look at content. It's all automated else someone (maybe a Russian) reported it. I don't buy the conspiracy theory stuff. Let's face it, YouTube are not going to be pro Russia, right?
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  7141. The answer (24) is correct... Doh!
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  7142. It's pretty obvious from the context that the 90% and the 10% were approximations i.e. round numbers for convenience and not an error.
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  7143. India is morally bankrupt.
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  7144.  @deepseadarew6012  No, science (the scientific method) can not be racist.
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  7145. Not necessarily.
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  7146. Is there a problem with that?
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  7147. Yeah, a lot of good points there. On the shells, I heard it said yesterday that 500M have been payed for of the 1.5M. I also heard that shipments will arrive in May/June. Way too slow as usual. They should be in Ukraine already. But who knows. I'll believe it when I see the evidence. The apparent incompetence makes me angry.
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  7148. "Russian sources"... right there is your problem. Might be true but I don't trust anything out of ruzzia.
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  7149. Did they actually control them? Reportedy ruzzia controlled them even though they were located in Ukraine. They were seen as a liability.
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  7150. Is you keyboard busted?
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  7151. I don't agree that we can say with certainty that everything is predictable. There are still too many unknowns.
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  7152. There was nothing wrong with the original version, in my opinion. Just use a wider screen if you have long lines. I also put every class declaration in a separate file. Number of lines isn't a problem there. That said, I tend to use the older style C++ syntax. Some of the latest additions are destroying the elegance of the language.
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  7153. This channel seems to be an appologist for hamas? I sense a lot of bias and I hear a lot of pro Palistinian bullshit.
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  7154. Troll? No one can control the Huthies. How would you?
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  7155. Yeah, but most people don't inherit much, so they can't forget programming.
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  7156. Pharoah P "U.S is the blame. In the meantime we'll continue to vilify Islamic people" You're conflating two separate issues. Think before you type.
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  7157. Why?
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  7158. Exceot it's not true.
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  7159. Almost everything.
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  7160. Russia is a total menace everywhere and in every way.
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  7161. Massive exaggeration. They weren't wiped out. A few were destroyed due to poor planning, poor strategy or just bad luck. It's war. Nothing is invincible.
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  7162. Sam was spot on about the Hamas conflict, but I suspect much of what you said about Israel is total bullshit. The media is full of anti-semitic lies. I wouldn't believe a word of it without fact checking.
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  7163. Yes and no. Bottom line, though... Russia invaded Ukraine for not justifiable reason. They scream defence. But defence from what? Every excuse put forwatd by ruzzia so far has been nonsensical. You criticised the US for trying to exercise control, but ruzzia is doing the same. If the world was full of peaceful nation states, there'd be no reason for the West to meddle, but it isn't there yet. We still have empire building bully states, whether Russian Islamic or other, and a number of other sundry bad actors.
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  7164. I agree. I'm not at all impressed with his framing of the US position.
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  7165. I fail to understand why the UK and US governments failed to lock down the borders? Here in Australia, state and federal governments have taken a pretty hard line on borders.
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  7166. Not really. Mine is the same except the color.
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  7167. The discussion beginning at 24:00 is what we need more of, and we need it to be happening in governments. We need less of the complaining and more thought put toward solutions.
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  7168. What's the urgency with schools?
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  7169. These dogs can attack and kill adults and children. They are vicious and aggressive. They are a menace and should be banned. No sane person would own one.
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  7170. Your brain malfunctioning?
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  7171. It's easy to understand why limitations were placed on long-range missiles. One can agree or dissagree, but the reasoning is obvious.
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  7172. The banks are holding the money. They can just give it away. Governments will have to legislate laws to make that possible. There is a risk and a fear that banking confidence and trust will be damaged by "stealing" money from accounts. I agree, it should taken, but also see the bigger picture.
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  7173. Why would you ask Jordan Peterson? He's become a contrarian who'll more often than not simply go against the flow because he can.
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  7174.  @alexfrozen  Not necessarily.
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  7175. I would buy an EV now except they're too damn expensive and I suspect they will be for the foreseeable future. Additionally, most of our power comes from coal so they're not clean.
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  7176. Needles165 What's significant about 2017? Theism still exists in 2017 and it's still causing massive problems, right?
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  7177. Swampy Cree 1984 "Theists will always be a part of this world" More than likely you're correct because gullibility is part of human nature. It takes intellectual effort honesty to follow the evidence even when it leads into uncomfortable places. My uncomfortable place was the discovery that the bible was nothing more than a collection of flawed ideas written by man. That was tough after having been a Christian for 35 years. So I now have nothing to '*get over*' except the disappointment of seeing fellow humans deceived by religion and various other flawed ideologies. The world could edge a little closer to a Utopia if people would throw away dad ideas and bad attitudes... religion, hatred, bigotry, racism, dishonesty etc. These are all holding us back. Have a good day.
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  7178. Swampy Cree 1984 Do you even know what atheism is? Atheists don't have a doctrine. Atheists are a divers demographic but what they have in common is a lack of a belief in a god. That's it. There are plenty of atheists in my country so no need of north Korea. But you're starting to sound dumb.
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  7179. Same
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  7180. You don't have to be an asshole, you do have a choice, right? Jake provides some of the best commentary on the war. If he makes any money it's because he provides a product or service that people want. That's how it works. Sorry about that.
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  7181. Another troll? You lot are busy today... running low on rubles?
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  7182. And why would the west trust Russia?
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  7183. The past is not a good predictor of the future. Russia continues to threaten Finland with all manner ultimatums and demands. Russia should keep It's nose out of Finland's business. The situation is only as excellent as Russia will allow it and right now I don't like the odds. Better to have everyone solidly aligned in the defence pact.
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  7184. Not Really.
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  7185. At 7:55 absolutely spot on. Glorified text editors will never come close to the time saving features of great IDEs like IntelliJ or MS Visual Studio. They just can't. People can badh IDEs for being "bloated" if it makes them feel good, but as was said, IDEs do a lot to speed up development, and they do it in a useful way without adding unnecessary mental load. Cut down editors are sold on the premise of being about to type fast. Most of the software development effort is not spent typing fast. It's about finding that obscure function implementation somewhere within those 10,000 files. Or it's about refactoring a bunch of files or classes, or designing them etc.
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  7186. Nothing significant is likely to happen until spring but in the mean time Ukraine is winning on attrition with at least 1000 Russians out of the fight daily.
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  7187. @pho-kingsoup8126 Spot on. People become too focused on localised battles and miss the bigger picture in which Ukraine has the upper hand.
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  7188. Perhaps balance would be the best approach?
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  7189.  @thetruth4654  Tinfoil hat firmly in place?
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  7190. Get a grip. Can't believe the number of pathetic small minded folk whining about farmers when the worst war in 70+ years is raging next door.
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  7191. You are correct. The police had enough on their hands. The dog owner was looking for trouble and he found it. The dog owner was at fault. These dogs are a vicious, unpredictable menace and should be banned.
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  7192. I guess you have a choice?
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  7193. And? What's your point? You want Ukraine to win or not?
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  7194.  Fun In Ukraine.  Seems like a war to me... 2000 Russian tanks destroyed, 40,000 Russian troops dead... that all happened without a war?
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  7195. ​ @ГеннадийШуплецов-р8п LOL Everything about Russia is based on lies propaganda and 'smoke and mirrors'. Nothing is ever what it seems. Russians are too cowardly to not support pootin.
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  7196. ​ @andyabuteo6084 IDIOT
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  7197.  @iche9373  No, I blame the government. The election is later.
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  7198. ​ @mindfulnessrock It's ridiculously short. Two mins is insufficient for such a complex topic. I have watched hour long Git videos, and even those don't cover enough detail.
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  7199. Nor do many of his supporters, it seems. Ive seen a few interviews and surveys where maga types were clueless about tariffs.
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  7200. People with your crazy far right conspiratorial view of events are part of the problem. Then we have the crazies on the left. A lack of reason on both sides.
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  7201. What do you mean by "takes a lot of data for an algorithm"?
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  7202. How does rust reduce the electricity bill by 70%? And how much does the electricity cost vs. the additional salaries of the rust developers?
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  7203. I think he was viewing it both ways.
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  7204.  @happydays3563  Does the sun only shine at beaches?
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  7205. ​ @RobertCToews How? The obvious solution was 0, just from observation. And since the equation was linear, only one solution.
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  7206. ​​ @Spacemonkeymojo It's basic multiplation. 0 × 5 = 0. X must be 0. Give some basic algebraic realignment, this becomes obvious.
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  7207. You would say that, right?
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  7208. ​ @DavesGarage that looks familiar.
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  7209. I have no idea what you're talking about... maybe I'm one of those stupid people?
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  7210. That's not what he said.
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  7211. In my opinion, Trump won because he lied about everything and enough people believed him. Others weren't so motivated by Harris's appeal to being better people. It was crystal clear to me that Harris was uplifting. That's why I expect a landslide. But greed, selfishness, and dishonesty won the day. If your explanation is correct, then it's a pretty damming indictment on the intelligence of voters.
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  7212. You're mixing time periods. The sand bar was relatively recent. During the earlier periods when humans were in the bay area, ocean sea levels would have been lower than the current port Phillip sea bed.
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  7213. It's not that simple.
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  7214.  @NaturaBreeze  That kind of nonsensical comment worked against the Libs. We've been hearing crazies on the far right squealing about rights and freedoms and oppression and lying about vaccines and masks etc ever since the pandemic began and many still are doing it. That makes their side look stupid.
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  7215. What would you know?
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  7216. She's nuts.
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  7217. Same. It's ok as a guide or as a starting point but most of it needs work (in my limited experience)
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  7218.  @rocketmunkey1  There are those who believe the 50k daily covid-19 cases and the 1k dead are all paid actors.
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  7219. He lies nonstop. I don't get it either. Who would be dumb enough to vote for that fool? Lots of Americans, apparently.
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  7220. Exactly what I thought. I calculated 4 but couldn't find 4 in the answer set.
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  7221. Only bigots see the world that way. Good people don't care about ethnicity. My country has peoples and cultures from all over the world.
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  7222. Sorry ruzzians, stop crying about it. If you weren't such massive assholes, your hammer and sickle would still be up.
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  7223. A large proportion of the economy is still running. It's not actually being destroyed.
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  7224. Because too many dog owners are self entitled fools and that's based on my own experience with wayward dog owners.
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  7225. It's going to take a while. Democrats are still generalising Trump supporters as being bigots and racists... and they're still blabbering about trans, minorities and LGBT....
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  7226. ​ @Welsh_Veteran_420_Z  Rubbish. There is no evidence of Russia winning. They occupy less territory now than they did 8 months ago and they've suffered greater losses for their efforts. It's Wagner that saved Russia from a complete colapse. You're more likely a pro Russia troll. LOL
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  7227. Russia is beginning to look more and more like the nazi germany of the late 1930s
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  7228. Wondering why the push to get the AZ vaccine rolled out instead of promoting any of the better vaccines?
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  7229. So you want to allow rouge states like russia to rampage through neighbouring territories, executing torturing, stealing children, and committing war crimes daily without restraint? You're an idiot and a brainless troll.
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  7230. Yeah, right... after Ukraine is taken. You really think Putin is open to compromise? Hope you're not that naive.
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  7231. It's not "cope", it's fair comment. I tried rust. I did go back. I went back to C++ (for which I have 30 years experience). Rust offered me nothing I needed.
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  7232. The US is not the only weapons donor. There would have been other options for attack and defence that Ukraine decided not to use.
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  7233. Russia is the biggest terrorist state on the planet right now... I'm pretty sure Russia did it. Perhaps you're the muppet doing backflips?
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  7234. I would recommend doing your own project if going out into the industry seems too daunting. I couldn't do that. I mean, freelancing is not within my skillset. But I did get a job through building my own project. By using my favourite laguage (C++) it matched me with the perfect job.
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  7235. Cases are a bad thing in an unvaccinated population. It means lots of people have suffered disease and/or death. And those with long covid are still suffering.
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  7236. No one knew about it, the media didn't push it, the Ukrainian government didn't make enough noise and Zelenskyy wasn't the President in 2014. I didn't even know where Ukraine was until Feb 2022.
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  7237. Hate beaches. Stuff the beaches. People are dying by the thousands. If getting to a beach right now is your priority then you've lost your marbles.
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  7238.  @Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss  No. I'm totally evidence driven. That's why I think people who prioritize beaches are selfish uninformed morons.
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  7239. Just on YouTube alone there are a bunch of videos about it. Maybe it's one of those hard to treat conditions? I have a recurring foot issue/injury that fits the too hard category. It sucks to not be able to walk. Lot's of talk, too few solutions.
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  7240. I refuse to use OneDrive. I don't understand why anyone would use it.
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  7241.  @grahamstrouse1165  We'll always need cars. It would be absolutely impossible to replace cars with anything else in many large cities. Our government has been spending big for two decades on public transport. It's heavily subsidized, and for some people it's even free.. but it means having to walk or cycle (if it's even possible) for many Kms to reach the nearest train, tram or bus. And even if that's possible, travel times are 2X or 3X compared to cars. There is no way I could afford to spend 5hrs commuting 5 days/week to my work place. I'm pretty this same scenario/problem plays out in hundreds of cities. Additionally, most of our electricity generation comes from coal. That's changing. There are huge wind farms and solar being rolled out but we're talking decades before the coal generation ends. So swap and efficient ICE cars for EVs running on coal generated power? Nothing is as simple as it seems.
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  7242. I often do that because I want to add some context and not be considered as being a clueless troll. Whether it works? I don't know. I just try to be honest, I believe experience is worth something.
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  7243. Yes, that sub looked completely wrong and I'm no expert.
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  7244. Digital all day every day, not even remotely close.
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  7245. Not quite.
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  7246. Yes, but dividing the free world the way Trump is doing will just make us all weaker.
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  7247. What god?
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  7248. Go away, troll. The rubbles aren't worth it. We don't believe your lies.
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  7249. Russia plays very very dirty. These people are subhuman. These people are like hitler and isis. Burning and drowning children OMG. They're already destroying their schools and playgrounds.
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  7250. Not too bright are you? LOL
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  7251.  spicy twiggy  Yes
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  7252. LOL
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  7253. So anyone who gets something wrong on this podcast shouldn't be on this podcast? Can you not see a logical problem with that argument? I would have thought Sam's audience to be free speech advocates?
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  7254. My first impression of Rust is a lot of ugly syntax.
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  7255. "giod" ?
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  7256. What BS?
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  7257. Not much chance of long term peace as long as Shia and Sunni continue to hate each other for no good reason.
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  7258. Is there an alternative to Biden who'd have any hope of beating Trump?
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  7259. It's most likely true that "God" only exists in people's imagination, so yes, not A God.
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  7260. Not really.
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  7261. Are you talking about Putin or Trump or...
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  7262. That's a weird argument.
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  7263. I love old school C++. It's my go to language.
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  7264. They're not over counting. That's right-wing bs you're promoting.
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  7265. But obviously not.
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  7266. @Henrik_Holst I regularly compare MSVC with Clang/LLVM on the sane code, and MSVC always wins by at least 10%. Sometimes by a lot more. I've been doing this for too long with consistent results for it to be measurement errors. And this is a real application, not a benchmark.
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  7267. Europe could easily defend against Russia. Right now, Russia can't even defeat Ukraine. All Europe needs to do is make a decision instead of talking. You need to study history. WW2 became what it was because of people like you. Think about it.
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  7268. People need to stop peddling unproven drugs e.g. Ivermectin. It would be irresponsible and downright dangerous to rollout any unproven drug. All we have is anecdote and a small amount of weak inconsistent data. The best we have right now are vaccines.
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  7269. ​​ @JasonBrown-dd7dj  You don't need fakery to be complete. Religion is man made. Religious beliefs are a psychological crutch. They'll fill a gap until you find something real. But the illusion won't make you complete.
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  7270. Brett has lost the plot in my opinion and I've lost any respect I had for him due to his ramblings on pandemic related issues. So much for the IDW. I had high hopes but it came to nothing. And debates can be a poor way of getting at truth.
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  7271. No, it was perfect.
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  7272. I wrote my own machine code monitor program for the C64 for the same reasons you stated. There wasnt much in the way of tools back then.
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  7273. They still have them, but they ran out of missiles. Geez, the quality of trolling is pathetic today.
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  7274. How?
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  7275. And Trump would have built more of it had the Democrats not blocked him.
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  7276. The MeToo movement is stupid.
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  7277. No. It does get mentioned.
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  7278. There is no sign of any gods 900+ days into the war.
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  7279. Old C code doesn't provide structured exception handling which I why goto was useful for jumping to a local error handler. And a lot of C++ code is just ported C which doesn't support exception handling readily. I worked on a porting project where we ported 100,000's lines of C code to C++. Any extra unnecessary refactiring was strongly discouraged. The goto's stayed.
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  7280. I believe there is a difference between revenge and justice. I don't understand how lowering our standards of morals and ethnics is a good thing.
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  7281. How to grossly misrepresent someone... how about doing something useful instead of trolling? Denys is a Ukrainian born in Ukraine. His home town was invaded and stolen by the ruZZians. He lost his job as a pilot because of the ruZZians. He and his family had to leave Ukraine for safety and for career related reasons... because of the ruZZians.
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  7282. Harris is ahead in the polls and ahead in the betting odds globally, and all still trending away from Trump. Sorry about that. Do your research.
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  7283. They're separate, Senate, House and President
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  7284. You're confusing quantum physics as it is inside our universe with whatever it was that formed or triggered the formation of our universe. He mentioned quantum fluctuation in the void. Our universe is not that "void".
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  7285. You can talk about war crimes until you're blue in the face. Russia doesn't care.
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  7286. ​ @YoutubeUsername7777 They're not dull.
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  7287. ​ @philipboldt6572 Many of them are clearly brave.
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  7288. Perhaps it can connect to the ethernet through the usbc port as my Dell does? The laptop might be too slimmed down for an ethernet port.
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  7289.  @MYNAMEISKLAY  The process of restructuring has already started. Who is waiting? People have been installing solar panels on roofs and building wind and solar farms for decades. My country has already closed down 30% of it's coal generation. People are already buying electric cars. Our trains and trams are all electric. Who is waiting?
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  7290.  @MYNAMEISKLAY  You'll never get anywhere with Russia but china is already involved in the transformation. Where do you suppose most solar panels are manufactured? That's right, China. Same goes for electric cars. Search for solar and wind farms in China. They're transforming but it will take time and a lot of burnt coal to get there.
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  7291. Iran chairing the human rights council and Russia a permanent member of the Security Council? What a joke. Does anyone take the UN seriously?
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  7292. Nope, self driving will not be a success, at least not for many decades, if ever. The kind of AI we have now and will have for the foreseeable future would make dreadful drivers. I'm a software deveoper with 35 years of experience, including 20 years professionally. I majored in computer science, mathematics, and AI (which for a long time was my main area of interest). I will never trust software to drive me around.
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  7293. Ukraine has international backing. There is no way YOU can place limits on what Ukraine can achieve. I believe Russia will be booted out of Crimea. That's as it should be.
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  7294. Europe needs to talk less and act more.
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  7295. It is only quicker if you know the rule. I didn't. I'd prefer the quadratic formula, but I'd forgotten it. I always get the a, b, and c mixed up.
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  7296. They would. Of course they would.
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  7297. This is a better analysis than the ridiculous rant I just witnessed on "Ukraine Matters". Thank you Jake, Great stuff.
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  7298. Boor Haave State actors are not terrorists by definition. It's not strange. Check your dictionary.
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  7299. Michel Bitton Spot on. Well said. Too many uninformed fools in this comment section.
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  7300. A dispassionate discussion about facts is IMPOSSIBLE in some situations. This is likely to be one of those cases. So, good luck to anyone hoping to have a dispassionate discussion with BLM.
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  7301. ​@TrevorCrook-c1s lol, you really swallowed the kremlin's lies. Either that, or you're a troll. Take out the war funding and it's a basket case.
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  7302. Not "is", but it would be if it were enacted... but what are the odds of that happening?
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  7303. Let me ask you a question... in Feb 2022, who invaded who? (a) Russia invaded Ukraine. (b) Ukraine invade Russia. Try to be honest now... it's not hard. The answer is... wait for it... option (a)
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  7304. LOL
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  7305. Never take the tinfoil hat route.
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  7306. I've received many scam calls in Australia (some claiming to be from Microsoft) and all of the callers had Indian accents.
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  7307. I'm the opposite. I rarely use keyboard shortcuts. It's too difficult memorising all of those unintuitive cryptic key combinations.
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  7308. Java is traumatic. You got that right. I absolutely loath Java. It is not simple. It's ugly and full of gotchas. It's a hack and the tools are garbage e.g. Eclipse. I also hate the relatively poor performance vs languages like C /C++ and I hate the JVM concept. I want native executables... fast ones. Additionally, every Java codebase I've seen were full of over engineered OOP. Abstractions inside abstractions inside abstractions. It's damn near impossible to understand. You go ten levels deep and find one line of code there. It's nuts. It's multidimensional spaghetti code. As for "skill issue"... yes, you could argue that everything is a skills issue. The real issue though is in the steepness and the length of the learning curving. For me, learning Java was like running headlong at speed into a brick wall... then repeat indefinitely. I could not penetrate that wall.
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  7309.  @troyspears6470  Except that in my experience 99.9% of the songs are either junk or of a genre or style that doesn't interest me, hence the reason I've reverted to my CD collection. I therefore have zero interest Spotify and I doubt I'm alone.
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  7310. ​ @davieboywassup Putin wants a puppet in Ukraine. He's already fooled Yrump, but Zelensky is too honest and too intellegent to be manipulated.
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  7311. ​@stefanalecu9532 I've done it in Forth, and no, it's not great.
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  7312. At 16:30 you described me perfectly. My current employer will be the last one, and then I'll retire. I've already faced that reality. In terms of learning new skills that another employee would hire me for... that isn't going to happen. I'm too tired for that. My strength and my passion were always in Windows application development in C++. These skills seem to be falling out of favour. Investing huge chunks of energy and time learning skills that will endure makes sense. But at some point down the line, it no longer adds up. This I think is a point we'll all reach sooner or later.
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  7313. That's rubbish. Biden is still the President. You people are clueless
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  7314. Broken clock. Being right once proves nothing.
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  7315. He's always deadpan. Not that it matters. Everyone has their own style. I like it. Just saying.
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  7316. I'm redirecting what would be Sam's subscription to help support a Ukrainian YouTuber. Not sure what else I can. I feel helpless. But I feel it's a more ethical use of the money given current events.
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  7317. Your comment re Netanyahu smacks of antsemitism. His responsibility isn't too dissimilar to Zelenky's... to defend his country in its existential fight against the axis of evil... a large chunk of the Arab world, Islamic extremists, ruzzia, Iran, Syria, NK... you know the ones, that cartel of thugs backing the destruction of Ukraine. If you support Ukraine, then you must support Israel. Anything else doesn't make sense. The lie that Jews are occupying some other people's land is akin to Putin's lies regarding Ukraine. The denial of the rights of an indiginous culture. The denial of their identity and of their history. Netanyahu using food as a leverage (assuming he did) isn't too dislimialar to Zelensky, destroying Russian oil refineries, and arguably justifiable. Why? Because both leaders are fighting the same fight, and if they lose, they lose everything.
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  7318. Shut up. The Palestinian and Russian states are both terrorists. Ukraine like Israel is fighting terrorism and fighting for it's homeland and cultural identity. Russia never liberates. It only oppresses rapes and pillages.
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  7319.  @mustang4477  Trump was never a Putin wannabe. That's bullshit but if you want to believe that kind of crap then go right ahead.
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  7320.  @109joiner  He's already done everything you asked for. It's all on public record.
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  7321. Not really.
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  7322. ​ @cadenrolland5250 It's mostly YT doing it.
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  7323. In your dreams, LOL. Everything you wrote, you have backward, LOL. Nice try, not.
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  7324. What are you talking about?
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  7325. Same thing st the end of the day. Right? It answers the question: How effective are the vaccines at preventing long covid.
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  7326. What?
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  7327.  @baylockbuckingham3650  Wow, you must have been wearing blinkers to not have noticed that the hate and division comes from the woke left. Trump didn't cause it. He was a symptom. This division has been growing throughout the west for decades. It's culminated in what we've seen in Portland. The left unhinged. Did you watch the whole video? It's almost comical that anyone would bash Trump without mentioning the greatest threats to social cohesion e.g. the black supremacist group BLM or the fascists, socialists, communists and anarchists of Antifa or the woke mobs who want to pit black against white, straight against gay, male against female etc.
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  7328. Is there a way to covert some basic typescript to python? Typescript syntax is awful and it won't run it in Visual Studio Code.
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  7329. Maybe true if you use all Apple products but for someone who just wants a good phone the iPhone's ability to connect is somewhat problematic. Good luck uploading photo's onto a PC from an iPhone without a major headache. Don't get me wrong, I hate the Android OS but Apple is not immune from dumb ideas. Having said that, I totally agree with you about wanting a simple interface, hence the reason I despise Android.
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  7330. Could Dr Campbell replace "transmissible" with "infectious". I don't see how a virus could increase it's ability to fly through the air etc. Does it grow wings? A person can be more or less infectious. A virus can be more or less fit. Transmission is dependent on human behaviour and environment.
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  7331. Being brainwashed is not necessarily an excuse. Being brainwashed is a very real problem. I know how powerful brainwashing is from personal experience having been raised in a religious cult and the subsequent struggle of deprogramming. It doesn't justify supporting a tyrant, but it does explain it.
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  7332.  @sergeyb8  You haven't got a clue.
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  7333. How much of this is dependent on Putin existing?
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  7334. Because they have a large international audience, that why. You have a problem with that?
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  7335. Well said Andrew Bolt.
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  7336. I doubt it.
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  7337. What take home medicine?
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  7338. So, ruzzian State tv actually got something right for a change? The Trump trainwreck.
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  7339. DNC ISKKK He might be referring to the far right right white supremacist or nationalist types. I don't consider that stuff to be identity politics but some do.
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  7340. Most of the comments are on point.
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  7341. An old senile fool like Trump? And no, no one could have ended the war 2 years ago.
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  7342. Tell us what a strong NATO looks like...WW3?
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  7343.  @muhlenberg2608  We are not at war with Russia. Only Ukraine is at war. Stay with the facts. If we were at war you'd see Russia bombing NATO targets. That's not happening and god help us all if it does.
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  7344.  @michelraizenne4827  Trump is not a fascist except in the minds of the far left.
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  7345. That was beautiful and enlightening.
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  7346. I want a faster C++, but I don't want Rust.
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  7347. It's not about memory.
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  7348. Do they still?
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  7349. Everything you said is true, but it's a horrible file format to generate.
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  7350. In 2024
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  7351. ​ @bowchicabowwow467  If ruZZia swallows up Ukraine, it will become NATO's problem and yours. Putin is channeling the H man with the mo. We all know how that turned out.
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  7352. ​​ @surrealfabet Because it is. Europe has been sleepwalking for decades. Even Trump figured that out.
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  7353. That's stupid.
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  7354. TROLL
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  7355. Kind of like posting stupid comments, right? Dorks.
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  7356. Ridiculous
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  7357. I share your sentiment and you can call them lunatics, but many are likely to be highly intelligent and good people such as Megan, but are trapped by a 'mind virus' so to speak, as Megan was. I was once like that.
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  7358. Impossible for most people because most jobs are not things that can be loved.
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  7359. @eightiesmusic1984 Probably just rounded it to the nearest decade... 78 or 80... not a big difference. It's too old either way.
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  7360. He's the realist.
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  7361. Prove it.
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  7362. ​ @Dungshoveleux Writing it in ruzzian would prove nothing. That's the idea of a simpleton.
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  7363. Yeah, totally agree. The anti mouse thing makes no sense.
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  7364. That was Russia's fault for causing a civil war... but jeez, the trolls are angry today.. what woke them up? The US aid bill? LOL
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  7365. Invented and well understould in terms of efficacy and dosage for a specific purpose and that purpose has nothing to do with 'covid'.
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  7366. Who is "you"?
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  7367. We need to examine the facts and the events and how they unfolded. It's too easy to believe correlation proves causation. In a climate as extreme and as variable as Australia is, there will always be extreme events. It's too easy to see a trend where there isn't one. The historic data is too random to be sure.
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  7368. If you hate Islam then you'll be called a racist, a bigot and an Islamophobia. That's what they call me since they're too dumb to understand what Islam is.
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  7369. The back to school idea is crap. We're told it's not safe in a cafe but it is safe in a class room? Kids being fined for kicking balls but it's safe in schools. Were told it's not even safe in a car but 100s of kids in groups is not a problem? Even the health experts can't agree on this.
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  7370. OOP is a tool. Saying it's a mistake is like saying a hammer is a mistake. A hamner can be a mistake if you misuse it. I'm somewhat of a pragmatist rather than a language lawyer. I use what works, and what works best for me is a mix of procedural, OOP, and functional. Some things can be naturally represented as objects but not all things. OOP purists have got it wrong.
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  7371. The triangle is symmetrical.
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  7372. ​ @FrancoisBergh  Lots of people.
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  7373. LOL
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  7374. LOL
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  7375. Even the weather sucks in my opinion. Too hot. Too dry. If I were to live in the US, I would probablty pick the north west I.e. Portland or Seattle.
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  7376. I like the way the so-called "insurrection" in the US was described at @5:00. Spot on. Didn't look anything like one.
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  7377. No one should be peddling Ivermectin for covid-19 until it's efficacy and dosage has been proven safe and effective in peer reviewed trials. To do otherwise would be medically negligent. It shocks me that the far right promote unproven treatments while lying about vaccines. Vaccines work. It's the best we have now.
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  7378. I'm trying to understand why we need police, army and helicopters patrolling all night for an average of three deaths daily? If 3 daily deaths constitutes a state of disaster, why haven't we been doing more for the other 100+ people who die every day in Victoria? How is this in any way a balanced nuanced response? Not to mention the damage to the economy. I'm shocked by the madness and I'm spiraling into a state of depression. The Melbourne I loved is dying.
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  7379. I have read somewhere in a spec that a word on ARM is 4 bytes.
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  7380. Plenty of reasons to not like Turkey politically.
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  7381. Not impressed with Dalton.
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  7382.  @peka__  I used to be a payed subscriber but I no longer consider it value for money. Sam's podcasts compete with a lot of other free content. I would pay for individual podcasts when they are of sufficient quality and on a topic of interest. This one might qualify but most don't. And on some topics, we're worlds appart ideologically and see no value in listening to warn out arguments. Additionally, too many podcasts are tainted with fanatic anti-Trump tirades.
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  7383. Not afraid of the virus... that makes them idiots!
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  7384.  @tnickknight  No that's not how it works.
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  7385. Not really.
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  7386. Also, Windows users typically use whichever version of Windows is current. Perhaps they may skip a version they don't like or hold onto to a version they love, for instance, a lot of users stayed with Windows 7 past end of support because they didn't like 8. By contrast, the Linux community continually argue over which distro is best, and there are literally dozens of distros to select from at any given moment in time, and they are in many ways incompatible with each other. It's a mess. My son is a Linux user, though right now he's back with Windows. I asked him which distro would be best for me and he reeled of half a dozen options with reasons why each one was the best. He prefers Arch because it's one of the most difficult to learn but is customisable. Go figure.
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  7387. She seems woke pretending to be not. All the same talking points.
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  7388. This looks like more unnecessay scaremongering. The vaccines are performing as expected.
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  7389. The Russian tank museums are being relocated to Ukraine. The tanks may well be unrecognisable, but they'll be there.
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  7390. Take your tinfoil hat off.
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  7391. A lot of Linux stuff needs a complete overhaul.
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  7392. You sound like the idiot. Perhaps you don't realise there are huge gaps in our knowledge? Why do you think research is ongoing?
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  7393. I didn't know that but I'm very pleased that it is illegal.
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  7394. Strictly speaking it's not part of the type per se. The declaration consists of two components conceptually... e.g. int x,*y; The 'int' declares the data storage type to be 'int'. The * says y is a ponter.
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  7395. It's not a first amendment right to be able to say anything you like on any media platform, but I agree with your sentiment. I closed my account when Trump was banned. Twitter became too woke.
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  7396. Pfizer announced an agreement in July 2020 to supply as part of the government's warp speed program $1.95b worth of vaccine doses.
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  7397. But probably most wouldn't.
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  7398. ​ @QueirozVini The problem isn't about indenting, it's being forced to use whitespace to mark blocks. Making whitespsce significant is a bad idea. Better to use {} or begin end etc. To mark blocks. I use C++ mostly. The IDE automatically indents blocks. If it didn't then I'd do it.
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  7399. ​​ @FirstnameLastname-qz9fr Why does your C++ crash? What do you get wrong? Mine rarely crashes, and only does so when I'm doing some kind quick hack and not being thoughtful, and only when I'm dealing with raw pointers which isn't very often. I've been collaborating with other C++ devs for 20 years without any problems.
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  7400.  @Barbaryotaku  The ban accomplished a lot. No one gets into my country without a two week quarantine. We have approximately zero cases.
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  7401.  @pimpgreen8989  It puzzles me why the UK didn't control its borders. As you say, it's a bunch of islands, as is NZ and Australia.
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  7402. Alan Turing 'invented' computer science.
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  7403. Yeah, I expected factorial to win.
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  7404. ​@Bucodellozono That's ridiculous. I have Bachelors degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics... and got it wrong. Too many condescending comments from big egos under this video. This question was not easy, at least not intuatively.
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  7405. Best explaination I've ever seen, and it's the first one that made any sense.
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  7406. ​ @Malt454 Not sure I'm understanding your point... I guess you'd consider your own comment "fragile"? I find this channel's comment section to be pretty broad based.
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  7407. He was overly fixated on territorial gains with too little attention to everything else. There's not a lot of defence south of Tokmak compared to the north where Ukraine is focused right now.
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  7408. It could, but I feel it looks better left in. Fewer terms that way.
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  7409. One can be a patriot and be an atheist or be a Buddhist. Religion is a whole different issue. Ideologies create division.
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  7410.  @narvuntien  You're correct in the long term but building or not building oil or gas projects is not the main driver. It's about demand. There is a base level of energy consumption that must be met by fossil fuels until renewable sources catch up and that will likely take decades. Imagine how long it will take to replace gasoline in vehicles. It will take decades for at least two reasons... it takes a long time to build them and most people can't afford them. Similar problems for power generation. We use a lot of coal because other options are not plentuful. I hate the coal but the alternative is black outs.
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  7411. Defending is never escalating unless it's excessive. At this point in the war, Ukraine's response has been insufficient.
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  7412. He will.
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  7413.  @manishkumarpandey9702  What's the alternative? I can think of two... (1) do nothing (2) trigger WW3. Both more stupid than sanctions.
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  7414. You've swallowed the lies. Jake Broe did a great breakdown on immigration. Turns out both sides manipulate it for their own goals. Check the stats.
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  7415. Yeah, Lex great. Chomsky not so much...
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  7416. What's the relevance of a piece of 1st century fiction to that of wearing a mask. How masks and foreheads are related?
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  7417. Probably not being a fan of anyone is the best option. No one is 100% right about everything. Best judge issue by issue. And yes, I dissagree with him a lot but he is right this time.
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  7418. This excellent at some level and there are valuable lessons in there, but in some sense this fails to take note of reality. We are animals (mammals) living on a planet where we are victims of the same forces that all other living things are subject to such as competition for scarce resources... the need for clothing food and shelter and defence from external threats. For instance, predatory animals, disease, weather and natural disasters. Most of us don't have the luxury of spending whatever percentage of our heartbeats doing whatever we want. We are constrained. Survival consumes most of our effort. Most of our time.
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  7419. A foundational concept in Christianity is the idea of inherited guilt / original sin. The idea that one is born a sinner. It's evil and destructive. Born sick and commanded to be well under threat of eternal damnation. That's Christianity.
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  7420.  @BigSplenda1885  It is filling a void but that void is more about a lack of reasoning ability than anything. Wokeness and traditional religions all rely on a lack of critical skeptical reasoning. Faith (gullibility) the acceptance of unsubstantiated claims forms the foundation of religion and wokeness. The glue that holds it all together is emotion.
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  7421.  @anonnymous7009  You have that backwards.... Christianity is based on guilt and fear. There is nothing positive about that. I was raised a Christian, brainwashed as a child by my mother, I lived with the guilt and fear for 30 years until I discovered the truth about the origins of Christianity and was set free.
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  7422. I have seen footage of muslims joyous about this evil. The so called religion of peace again.
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  7423. ​ @lattehour  Obviously the ruzzian opinion is retarded and wrong in far too many ways to list here. And I don't see how the analogy fits the Israeli-palestinian war more? Israel was attacked by an antisemitic islamic terror group. Israel is now fighting said antisemitic islamic terror group.
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  7424. I am centrist so why (hah!) ? Starting from a neutral position before first examining the facts seems more rational than being rusted onto a side? I like to consider both sides because both sides have good ideas and both sides have bad ideas. For instance, I would support decriminalization of cannabis. I am in favor of a public health system. I am against open slather and late term abortion. I'm neutral on gay marriage but against the forced use of LGBT pronouns. I am also "anti-woke". I do not support race or gender based affirmative action or identity politics. See how that works?
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  7425. I think we knew anecdotally that this thing was circulating for months before it was officially recognized. Now we have the evidence. I had a covid-19 like illness in Melbourne early Jan 2020. Away from work for two weeks. Lungs still not back to normal.
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  7426. Spot on. I wish rap would die and be replaced by disco :)
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  7427. The interviewer doesn't seem to be listening to a word his guest says.
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  7428. Sorry to hear about your bronchitis. I almost died of it. Not much fun. I suspect "the great reset" is far right conspiracy BS? I doubt it's actually or ever will be a real thing.
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  7429. Vimm, lol. It may have been considered great 30 years ago. Now it's a joke, in my opinion. I have not met a developer in my 25 years as a professional software engineer who uses Vimm. We all use IDEs nowadays. It's way more productive because editing is only a small part of a developer's workload. I can't imagine debugging an application in a codebase of a million lines spread across thousands of files... in Vimm? How about 30 million lines of code? Yes, I've worked on the Chromiun engine. It's not going to happen in Vimm unless you enjoy pain. Even VSCode is too lightweight for that task.
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  7430. Yeah, left wing cancel culture. I'm no fan of Stefan Molyneux but I think it sucks that he can be silenced that way.
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  7431. Russia is batshit crazy. Stating the obvious.
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  7432. Not if their official date of resignation is close enough to the election, then they won't be replaced in time for a vote to support Ukraine. Jake covered this in a previous video. It's probably a loophole that would allow the Democrats to take control of the house.
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  7433. I found x=8 from inspection but wasn't sure how to do the working
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  7434. Don't be so stupid
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  7435. Can you send some snow to Melbourne? Been too hot here.
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  7436. Let's hope not...
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  7437. So you don't want people to have a choice? Windows Phone had the best UI. I wish they had continued. Android is a horrendous mess. We've lost a great alternative.
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  7438. Possibly because the far-left and the far-right are antisemitic. Both are unhinged.
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  7439. The owners of Discord should be held accountable. They should have checked ruzzian content. There's no excuse for such incompetence.
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  7440. Why?
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  7441. What is your expertise on drug development? Have you run your own Ivermectin trials? No? What do you really know about Ivermectin? Nothing? The BBC article was obviously targeting the far right anti-vaxxer misinformation mob on social media and rightly so. You're just shooting the messenger, nit picking and playing semantics. Maybe the article was poorly written, fine, but the overriding message was correct... no credibal evidence that Ivermectin is an effective treatment for covid-19. The fact that you appear to be supporting ivermectin is outrageous. I'm shocked by your lack of professionalism and your bias. Little wonder you have critics in the health sciences.
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  7442. I abandoned Pakman as a news source years ago. He was obviously left biased and ideological then and he clearly still is now.
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  7443. Wrong
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  7444. Nothing wrong with being woke? What?
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  7445. I identified with conservatism until the pandemic because I am by nature conservative but now I feel ashamed and disappointed by their madness.
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  7446. Most people lose money, and that pays the fat cats who have the edge. That's how it works. I've been there, got burned. Spent years studying stock and option trading. Even developed my own trading simulator. There is no get rich quick scheme, sadly. Buying a diversified mix of stocks in solid blue chip companies works pretty well, but only over the long term.
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  7447. Yeah, I worked in an office where everyone wanted to wear summer clothing in winter, so they overheated the office. Same in shopping centres. Everything is overheated. We even have outdoor heating. It's ridiculous.
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  7448. I always use control panel. I like it better than settings which I suspect was created for Windiws Phone but then just stuck around. That said, have two options isn't a negative.
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  7449. ​ @CubicApocalypse128 Flat theme is ugly. Windows 11 is an improvement over 10 in my opinion.
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  7450. Great comment.
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  7451. He's been at it for 6 years. It's sad.
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  7452. A lot of the problem is down to stupid or irresponsible behaviour by the public. Politicians and bureaucrats can only do so much, the rest is down to the public and quite frankly, a significant percentage of the public are fools. Take masks... in Melbourne, I see 30% flaunting the rules. How hard is it to wear a mask correctly? Pretty easy I would have thought but apparently not. It's pathetic. Same with QRCode check in and basic hygiene. Pathetic. So let's not blame governments for everything.
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  7453. To me, it beggers belief that so many people support someone like trump
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  7454. No, russia must be stopped, else it will never stop.
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  7455. Does that mean the Constitution has no teeth? I mean, who enforces the Constitution, and how?
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  7456. Evidence?
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  7457. ​ @EggPottsKnock You're obvious a simpleton.
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  7458. What answer?
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  7459. One of the downsides of nuclear deterrents.
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  7460. ​ @TheSoulCrisis  You are spot on. I fell in love with C++ in year 2 of a computer science degree. I had an interest in chess engines, so I developed my own engine from the ground up and learned a lot in the process. After graduating, I landed a C++ developer role and never looked back.
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  7461. The bible is a Christian compilation. What you quoted has nothing to do with Judaism or Islam and in any case, the bible is evidently as unreliable as any other so called "holy text". In addition, most religous folk ignore the bits they don't like. As for prophecies, they're all too vague, too general and imprecise to be considered "prophetic".
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  7462.  @eduardokarlos1419  Russia isn't going to win this war.
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  7463. Then you're talking ww3, and that's bad for everyone.
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  7464. So what? The Linux world is also a mess. They're both run by people, and people mess up. If you think Linux is any better then you're wearing rose tinted glasses.
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  7465. As opposed to the Linux cult? I would choose Apple over Linux any day. But I don't have to because I'm a Windows software developer, and changing would make no sense. Windows market share: 72%, OS X: 15%, Linux desktop distros: 4.5%
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  7466. Can you elaberate? Or just trolling?
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  7467. Trump is clownish but so os the first minute of this video. Too ridiculous to waste 8 more minutes on.
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  7468. The C language does not have pass by reference i.e. &. At least not the last time I checked. That's why pointers are used.
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  7469. The issue is not about religious converts, it's about Jews.
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  7470. Hell nooooooo! JS is HORRIBLE. But is rust a dinosaur? Hardly?
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  7471. ATACMS have a 300km range. Ukraine's drones can travel way further. Yes, they're less effective but they can reach further. ATACMS are more suited to targets in Crimea.
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  7472. A memory address with no type.
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  7473. Yes, great discussion but 16 adds LOL. Hope Gad benefits.
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  7474. Medical teams are not all in agreement. And how do you know he's taking their advice? A guess? The government's own data proves that stage 4 was not required according to expert epidemiologists. I have checked. It only requires basic math skills. Maybe you should do some fact checking instead of behaving sheep like? A whole lot of distruction for very little benefit. You think you know a lot but you're ignorant of some basic facts.
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  7475. It's no so much about western nations as it is small groups of maga types within their governments. We're seeing this very cleary in the US Congress, in spite of the majority supporting Ukraine.
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  7476. Why do people wear their mask under their nose? Are they just idiots? Morons maybe? Makes no sense.
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  7477. ​​ @SevenRiderAirForce Perhaps he's like me and hates parties? I'm also a maths geek. I find marhs and computing more interesting than the idle chat found at perties.
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  7478. ​ @squatch253 Did your school not teach maths? Perhaps look online... the answers to your questions will be explaned way better there. These are important concepts to grasp before you'll be able to understand this topic.
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  7479. They have.
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  7480. ​​ @dogma7911 Dabbling can be a way into finding that "ONE THING". I dabbled for 15 years as a hobby until I encountered C++. Then I was hooked. That became my focus. That was 27 years ago. Other than that small point... spot on.
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  7481. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has the seasons starting on the first day of the month. So summer starts December 1, winter June 1 etc.
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  7482. Russia has won a few battles against a weaker side. That's about the sum of it.
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  7483. I believe most of Russia's crude export is Urals which is already down to $74 today :) Though I could be wrong.
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  7484. Looks like God is missing in action? I mean, he might have to work things through a little quicker with there being 10000 dead already. In fact, why didn't stop the spread right at the start?
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  7485. To keep it simple... it's all about solving maths/hashing problems. These are extremely difficult to solve, requiring massive amounts of computation. Bitcoins are awarded as kind of "prizes". The rarity of solutions limits the number of coins, etc.
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  7486. Are you blind?
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  7487. The "secret" for me was to discover my passion and look for that type of work. Turns out my passion was for high-performance application development and low-level programming. My favourite languages are C and C++ (excluding the more recent language additions). A lot of people will say to use the best language for the job. Be language agnostic. I would disagree in so far as trying to be an expert in too many languages is not ideal. For instance, there is no way I want to be writing JS or Python code. That would drive me insane. I found a niche that I was happy in, and it's worked for almost 30 years.
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  7488. Must be a UK thing then. Jews typically lean left.
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  7489. Probably because most atheists don't give a toss about Islam!
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  7490. Mastikator When I think of anarchy I think of something like ISIS in Iraq and I don't want that, so either anarchy is really bad or I'm missing something?
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  7491. dustinseth1 OK, so wouldn't not having a ruler simply allow the strongest and most oppressive groups to take over i.e. like ISIS and probably preceded by a period of civil war. Thing is, we don't live in a utopia and likely never will. Too many people are selfish or greedy or ignorant or violent... I just don't see how this could work.
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  7492. I hated COBOL
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  7493. I don't believe "ls" is a windows dos command. Its a Linux thing. You could try windows power shell. Or... "ls" is equivalent to "dir" in Windows cmd window, so try dir to list files and directories.
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  7494. Exactly.
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  7495. A bunch of things she said were nonsensical.
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  7496. Israel is the historical and true homeland of the Jewish people. Jews are the true and original Palestinians. They will never leave. The Arabs were offered peace but they rejected it.
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  7497. Supporting Trump is not only about racism etc. I used to be "pro Trump", and I can guarantee you that I'm not a racist or a bigot. It's not ALL about racism, etc. This fact must be learned if left leaning parties can win back support. Lying about conservatives just further alienates them. That's how it affected me back in 2016. And this is not just an American problem. The problems are the same across the West. It's a problem in Europe with the move to the right there. I'm not American, but It's also happening in my country. The first step to solving a problem is to understand it, not to lie about it. I believe too many of the left are being intellectually dishonest with themselves. It is in large part about your party. You need to move toward the centre, not lurch left.
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  7498. I did the same for the Signetics 2650, the 6502 cpu, and the 68000.
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  7499. The solution then would be to fix reliability issue but is it possible? We have that problem in summer in Australia because too many coal generators were closed with nothing to replace them. There's been talk of building a new gas powered generator in Victoria but the problem will only get worse as more coal plants are closed and exacerbated by the increasing demands imposed by EVs. And all the while we're being bashed for not doing enough.
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  7500. Genisis is basically bronze age myth and legend. It provides nothing of value here.
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  7501. Why would that interest you? Are you a virologist?
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  7502. Presidents don't set gas prices. Oil is a global commodity. And go back to school and learn how to spell. Her name is Kamala.
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  7503. The right-wing has gone full tinfoil hat over vaccines.
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  7504.  @laynem3242  We still will at a minimum need to be able to feed clothe and shelter a global population. Even that aim hadn't been fully realised. So, going backward only going to make the situation worse e.g. more poverty.
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  7505. Democrats have never trully understould what motivates the maga folk. That's a major weakness going into an election. Laughing about them is definitelly the wrong approach. You're only laughing to the choir.
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  7506. I prefer C++. Been using it for 30 years but you're right about the job interview thing.
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  7507. Nope.
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  7508. I disagree with your guest's 'woke' framing of the issues around colonisation, Africa and Russia. Ideas need to stand or fall on their own merit and not be polluted by people's subjective relativistic views of history. We need to cut tbrough this stuff if we're ever to have lasting peace.
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  7509.  @throughput6674  Calm down and learn how to recognise sarcasm.
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  7510. Russia has done appalling badly considering it was allegedly the 2nd most powerful military power globally, so yes, Russia has been inept.
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  7511. Will Eric stop babbling about "Totalising". It's not complicated.
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  7512. I worked with a very nice quiet natured Chinese colleague for many years (in the west). One day someone criticised the Chinese government and she literally exploded into a state of rage, so strong was her support of the communist regime. That shocked me.
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  7513. Not everyone can use Java. Ridiculous thing to say. I spent years trying to switch from 30 years as a C++ dev to Java and I failed. It ended my career. Java sucks. Not just the language though... it's also the whole can of worms that comes with it.
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  7514. American liberals seem blind to the woke menace, its a social cancer. The "maga" movement is in part a reaction to it. I don't know why this guy is ranting about ruzzia though. He needs to look a little harder in his own back yard.
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  7515.  @ich4804  Some countries who like boasting about "right to life" let a massive number of people die due to incompetence and rights issues during a pandrmic.
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  7516. So you support illegal immigration? I support immigration but it must be legal.
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  7517. Property prices are too high. Rents are too high. And a truckload of landlords are sitting pretty on massive capital gains, all while most renters are trapped in a poverty cycle. Landlords getting rich off the back of the battlers. Get rid of negative gearing. Why am I subsidising landlords? If investors hadn't pumped up property prices, more folk would have owned their own homes. A million dollars for an average house is bordering on criminal.
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  7518. I haven't even spent 1$ on Windows in 10 years. The cost savings of Linux are miniscule. There's a heap of free software for Windows. I use MS Visual Studio at home for C++. It's free, and Linux has nothing that comes close.
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  7519. I am moderately conservative and anti-woke and I feel you're misrepresenting both. I consider being conservative as being about conserving that which is good and that which works i.e. no changes for change's sake and no changes for flawed ideological reasons e.g. the woke movement. It's not about zero change and setting everything in concrete. Regarding being anti-woke... this has nothing to do with preventing equal voices in society, nor does it have anything to do with denigrating a "struggle" (I put struggle in quotes because I'm not clear about what you mean precisely by that term). The woke movement is very cult like. Those who are on the inside don't notice its sinister and damage effect. Conservatives generally do see it. The woke movement is by its very nature, toxic and divisive and racist and bigoted and sexist (think about this deeply) ... but incredibly, the 'woke' see conservatives and the bad guys. Thing is that most people on either side actually want the same outcomes. As an example of how crazy the left can be, our Australian conservative coalition put forward a referendum on gay marriage. Our left leaning folk fought against it. They wanted to just force a change through the house whilst the conservatives wanted the country to choose. The left fought hammer and tongs to block the referendum but they failed, and the referendum passed in favour of gay marriage by 76%. So, things are not always what they seem. So, here we had the 'woke' left screaming hatred at conservatives for doing what they themselves should have done years ago.
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  7520. That was stupid. No one is "in bed" but it is dissapointing that the bridge wasn't totally destroyed, right? Let's face it, the bridge was built illegally and it's aiding the Ukrainian genocide currently being perpetrated by fascist Russia. You also need to realise it's not terrorism during war. If Ukraine did it then t's self defence. Russia is the terrorist here.
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  7521. It's easy to say that in the comfort of your mothers basement.
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  7522. She must have grown up a lot. She used to be crazy.
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  7523. I agree with David Pakman on this issue. A very balanced position. Lets wait for the evidence if there is any.
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  7524. It's not a scam, but it's also not a predictor of success. It's just a measurement.
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  7525. You're correct but why does that matter? This video is about Musk and Starlink. Are you suggest this video shouldn't have been made?
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  7526.  @bobthompson4918  Morrison is not in charge of the states. Hope you realize that?
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  7527. It's unlikely they would even know we exist.
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  7528. Nope, but you obviously are.
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  7529. It's not true that all conservatives are bigots. I'm conservative on many issues. Better not generalise. It's also not true that half of American voters are "MAGA". Another false generalisation.
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  7530. I bought mine decades ago, and as you say, it's a classic. It's still on my book shelf. I still do a small amount of C coding, maintaining a legacy code base. My "favourite" languages are Assembly, C and C++. And LISP was a bit of fun. I prefer the low level stuff.
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  7531. Runtime speed is very important for applications that demand high performance. Java doesn't cut it in this domain.
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  7532. Of course they understand the U.S. is a republic. Even I do and I'm not even American. But you should understand that the term "democratic" has multiple meanings. Every time someone mentions "democracy" in the American context, someone else does what you did. There are numerous instances already in this comment section. The term can describe a political system i.e. the Australian politicsl system is a 'Democracy' (noun) or the discriptive definition referring to any system of government by the people (voting rights).
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  7533.  @siennas862  Not yet.
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  7534. Nazi feminist rhetoric LOL, that's a new one.
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  7535. It doesn't assume that.
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  7536. Russia state media... a pack of warmongering f**cking liars.
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  7537.  @matthewrussell8590  Yes.... really.
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  7538. In what way?
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  7539. Who?
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  7540. I don't like him, nor do I trust him.
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  7541. Australia will do what Australia needs to do. It doesn't need to be told what to do. It seems to be doing pretty well actually.
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  7542. The immigration issue is being hyped up for political purposes. It's election year. Trump says he can fix it. He can't, and he won't. Don't fall for it. The immigration system is little different now than it was when Reagan complained about it being broken. Most immigrants don't climb walls or bust their way through. Most enter through the border entry points, including airports, and have visas or other legal means. America will not collapse any time soon.
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  7543. Yeah, I'm still a big fan of Windows 7. I begrudgingly moved to W10 because I was forced to. Why MS went down the W8/8.1/10 route is beyond me.
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  7544. American gasoline prices are low anyway. About half the price of where I live at around $8AU a gallon.
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  7545. And idiotic most likely.
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  7546. ​ @Leapops To make a lot of money, it helps if you can start with a lot, or if you're able to use other people's money like with Musk and Trump. Plus, it helps to be entrepreneurial, greedy and somewhat of a sociopath. High IQ people don't typically make a lot of money.
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  7547. Iron clad guarantees? LOLOLOLOLOLOL
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  7548. Russia didn't need any reasons to attack anything but they're doing it anyway. If Russia wants to attack government buildings, it will attack government buildings. There's no need to reason anything out.
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  7549. I guess if vaccinators are not required to asperate, have never been trained to asperate and have never needed to asperate and never will, then your criticism is unfair. They're doing their job as requested and it's really just your opinion, your hobby-horse vs the majority of health professionals.
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  7550. I prefer his commentaries and discussions on philosophy religion and politics. I see that as his wheelhouse. That is why I began following Sam a decade ago. Is Sam an AI expert?
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  7551. I'll be ommitting capitalisations and intentionally misspelling specific names from now on out of disrespect. I don't see it as a net negative or positive. I just think it's a good idea in principle for the reason I stated.
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  7552. What use would firearms be really? Be real. No one wants a civil war.
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  7553. Aimen Dean did a great job explaining why they do it. It beggars belief that the mainstream media still push the idea that it's due to lack of integration. Anyone who has come out of a religious cult (as I have) will understand the power of the cult mindset, but the liberal mindset struggles with the concept. Anyone who tries to explain the concept is immediately labeled as Islamophobic or bigoted.
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  7554. I'm conflicted... I don't like tattoos but I don't like shirts either.
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  7555. Do you believe Trump follows this channel?
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  7556. ​@harpo345 Only his free speech... he promotes his own speech while seemingly shaddow banning others.
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  7557. ​@harpo345 you mean leaders like putin? Boots on kneck etc.
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  7558. ​@harpo345 There's nowhere worth going. Instead of filling up this place, we'd better learn to live within our means and look after our environment.
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  7559.  @majorpgreen  The black guy attacked someone with a gun. What part of that don't you understand? Why did the black guy trespass then attack the white guy. He wasn't just out jogging, right?
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  7560.  SmarterThenu Meanashell  You are delusional. You believe in a non existent god and appear incapable of comprehending reality. In this case, the reality of what was shown in the video. You watch it and conclude the opposite.
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  7561.  @Mentorcase  Why would Gates be interested in profiting from a vaccine when he's already given away 40 billion of his own money? There wouldn't be much in it for him if anything at all. You people have lost your minds. A bunch of gullible fools.
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  7562. Not really.
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  7563. Are you surprised? Russia brings poverty and suffering to all.
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  7564. I think it depends on a lot of things. My traumatised childhood made me weaker. Being bullied made me weaker. Finding my soul mate made me stronger. Moving to another country and starting over made me stronger. I can imagine Natasha finding success and growing stronger in the process.
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  7565. Right now, Russia is creating injustice, not standing up to it. I can't recall Russia standing for justice but it does have a long history of genocide, Russification and annexing territories.
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  7566. ​ @romanwalker2935  This a bot, right? Nothing to do with the OP at all LOL
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  7567. I like it within a feature branch. Don't bring the useless crap into the main branch.
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  7568. ​ @IronCandyNotes That's loudicrous.
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  7569. I blame Merkel for creating the environment that enabled Putin's war and motivated brexit. And now we see a ready supply of people who'll make the same mistakes all over again. Will Europe ever wise up?
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  7570.  @RS-vy9qv  The virus doesn't care about "owning your life".
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  7571. Wish it was a post woke world. I guess dreams are free. But the comment about Dave's marriage being nullified was dumb. A woke world is not a prerequiste for gay marriage, just a common sense world would do. You need to be a little more nuanced.
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  7572. I also started from the bottom. Now 40 years on, I've reached the C++ level.
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  7573. What bullshit and what video?
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  7574. No it's not. Hydroxychloroquine is next to useless. Trials proved that. And the number of deaths have been reported - two in Australia in June. Lower active case means fewer deaths. Two other drugs have been found to be effective - one in reducing the mortality rate by around 30%. Get out of your echo chamber, do some research and do the math if you're capable.
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  7575. They disagreed on almost every point. Not sure how you missed that? The Triggernometry guys are to my right politically. Pakman is way to the left. They're miles apart. You'd likely have picked up on it easily if you'd been on this channel for a while like I have.
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  7576. Nope. That had nothing to do with it. Most informed voters know global warming is a real problem and want solutions. The LNP will become irrelevant if they're not careful.
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  7577. Triggernometry is like the proverbial broken clock.
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  7578. No one cares.
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  7579. ​@lychief I couldn't solve it algebraically and gave up. And I have a Bachelors degree in mathematics. Problem is, I've forgotten 99% of it.
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  7580. About as many as those celebrities who promised to leave when Trump won in 2016... none of them.
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  7581. Funny how the pro-abortion folk blather on and on about "my body" but conveniently forget to mention the unborn baby's body.
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  7582. Of course they overlook his personality. Policy matters.
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  7583. I don't like backend, frontend, or anything related to web development. I guess that limits my options, right? Lol
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  7584. One word describes your wall of text... RUBBISH
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  7585. Using the terminal is so 80s. This is ridiculous. I though we’d moved on from such archaic processes? I was told GIT is better than SVN. LOL. That said, I appreciate you providing this tutorial.
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  7586. I have great respect for what Poland has done to help Ukraine.
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  7587. It's not clear to me what you're asking. None of my relatives had any say in WWII. Hitler forced the war onto Europe, much like putin is doing now. And likewise, Ukraine has no choice but to fight.
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  7588. Not really. Despotic dictators who flout human rights and terrorise their own citizens are the problem. The citizens of Russia, Syria, Palistine, NK, Iran and some of the African states all suffer under scumbag leaders.
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  7589. ​ @mortifer2630  No. Not Turkey.
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  7590. ​ @blitzy3244 No. Isreal is one of the better states. It's one of the few high tech multicultural democratic states in the region. And you need to know that antisemitism is evil.
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  7591. ​ @aymonfoxc1442  Good point. I suspect most of the people hating on the US and Israel are brainless trolls regurgitating what some other troll told them.
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  7592. You'll have to wait and see... but there'll have to be a new Palistinian government formed somehow, right? Hamas will be history.
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  7593. I've seen some.
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  7594. It's actually quite nice as an academic teaching language.
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  7595. Video footage. Photos.
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  7596. NATO stays within its borders - RuZZia doesn't.
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  7597. I don't understand why any American government members would support America's long standing enemy. Isn't that treason?
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  7598. It's a war dance and I don't like it. I was born in NZ but left because of the bicultural racist backdrop that affected everything. I hated it. Moari this and pakeha that, on and on. It was everywhere and never ending. One against the other. My wife and I eventually moved to a more tolerant multicultural environment where everyone is treated as equals.
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  7599. Bottom line: A foreign power has invaded and occupied large chunks of Ukrainian territory with a view to taking the whole lot and/or installing a puppet government. Russia wants it. Ukraine doesn't. Not sure how talking would solve that stalemate? Russia has been persecuting Ukrainians for centuries. I don't see how talking would put an end to that?
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  7600. R W "People obviously hate him"... really? Which people? All people? I'm no expert but it looks reasonably evenly balanced to me.
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  7601. I write all of my hobby projects in C++. I have also been developing in C and C++ professionally for 25 years. I see nothing wrong with C++. It can be as simple or as complex as one needs it. It's very capable and very performant. C is good, but I find it lacking in features for my own use.
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  7602. Jesus? Not really.
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  7603.  @dfredankey  People saw chauvin as racist.... why? Where was the evidence? Too many people scream racism for no good reason. Right there is what's tearing society apart. Wokeness. Taking the knee and all the rest of it.
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  7604.  @GhostPalace79  Nothing like Trump.Dont be ridiculous.
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  7605. Why not? I've been using it for 15 years.
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  7606. ​@electrothecat07 virtualbox sucks when compared to VMWare. It just feels cheap, and it is (which is its only advantage). Virtualbox is not easier to use. It's actually harder to use.
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  7607. ​​ @Mudflap1110 Nothing wrong with closed source and propriatory. My 30 years experience as a developer has taught me the hard way that open source stuff is too often second rate overly hyped crap. Linux desktop is exactly that. I work for a software company creating propritory software. There is nothing open source that comes close.
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  7608. Why do these hate fuelled imbeciles scream Allahu Akbar every 5 seconds?
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  7609. Most of our oxygen comes from the oceans. It's a myth that we get it all from trees. Some forests do but others provide very little net oxygen e.g. the so called lungs of the planet - the Amazon is not a very useful set of lungs!
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  7610. Where I live, lot's of people rollerblade. It's not completely dead.
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  7611. The woke movement have redefined the definition of racism. The correct definition is simply prejudice or discrimination based on race. The woke have distorted this simple concept by adding in the power variable.
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  7612. Trump 2020
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  7613. LOL, yeah, riiiight
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  7614. Most of the mainstream media are clueless.
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  7615. It's a discussion I would love to hear.
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  7616. ​​​How "bad" those ideas are depends on which side you're on if any. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't hear too many "bad ideas". My position is the Palestine is a fake nation. Palestinians are the occupiers of Jewish land. I would rather their was no violence but the so called "Palestinian" state is a terrorist state. My opinion of course.
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  7617. Not necessarily. Article 5 is not an automatic override. Leaders will still be making decisions and they can decide whatever. NATO might do nothing much.
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  7618. ​​ @hopelessdecoy I never see adds. I have the so called "data mining" disabled. The whole MS is spying thing is over hyped scaremongering. Not that I care. Linux does not provide alternatives, at least not for me. Who has old hardware lying around anyway, and who'd want to use it for anything that requires serious performance?
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  7619. ​@hopelessdecoy No offense intended but most of your points are moot fanboy stuff. If Linux was really that good and easy to switch to, then Linux wouldn't be languishing at 3% deskop uptake, especially given that it's free.
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  7620. Or better brains and better weapons
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  7621. No, he's good and the voters have spoken.... four more years :)
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  7622. Who said there was?
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  7623. ​ @livingtribunal4110 Get lost troll.
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  7624. She's great.
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  7625. With freedom comes responsibility. You want the freedom without the responsibility? That's what the antivaxxers, antimaskers and anti-lockdown folk want. They want their freedoms at the costs of other's lives and they don't give a toss.
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  7626. Is this the only distro that works out of the box without a lot of fiddling?
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  7627. ​ @StarmenRock why don't Linux distro creators get their act together and make everything just work? I mean, ladt time I installed Windows 19, it took 20mins with nothing else left to do. Wvery devided I pluged in automatically installed a driver. Everything just worked.
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  7628. Those people are morons. Putin is provoking the whole world already.
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  7629. Most dog owners are idiots. QED
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  7630. Not really. Comparing global mean temperatures with regional outliers is rather meaningless.
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  7631. That was brilliant. I recently discovered your channel. I've been binge watching your videos and I'm very impressed by your reasoning and clarity on issues. Glory to Ukraine.
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  7632. This a place for those seeking education, not for people like you with massive egos. So, yes, the explanations are important.
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  7633. Babylauncher3000 Previous US Presidents created wars. Trump wants to end them. Try again.
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  7634. Not really. I just think they're sane. Only low IQ low information types would be pro Trump. I mean, he's just plain awful.
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  7635. Not even 10 years
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  7636. Ukraine won't be storing F-16s out in the open on Ukrainian airfields. That would make no sense. Russia is likely all talk on shooting down NATO aircraft. They won't want to wake up NATO. As for the Russian advances, that was mostly during the past few months when Ukraine was starved of equipment. Ukraine is still catching up.
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  7637. I've noticed. Also lot of antiscience misinformation comes from the right. I find it all quite dissapointing because I'm slightly to the right on balance by nature but also due to the woke insanity which I find scary. But there's a lot happening on the right that just doesn't sit well with me.
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  7638. Because there is no way to stop them.
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  7639. Only the part known as victoria.
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  7640. No. I started at 17 back in 1977 and still going!
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  7641. ​@MarkShal-nv6bj The falling ruble will affect the local prices of imported goods, hence inflation, further devaluation long-term, and higher interest rates... and that's exactly what has been happening. And this will only get worse as the government floods the economy with money from its war chest. Trolls interpret this as good. They're deluded.
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  7642. Asking for a clear path to victory is moronic. Wars are unpredictable by their very nature, as is ruzzia. But there is a clear path to failure if Ukraine is abandoned. The world cannot let that happen.
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  7643. Are you sure it's just scientists changing their minds or is there new data?
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  7644. Retiring doesn't necessitate glueing oneself into a rocking chair. Retiring should be about having more time to do the things that are enjoyable or spending more time with one's partner and less time stuck in traffic or stuffy offices.
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  7645. It wouldn't take 4 years. They'll likely lose 200k this year at current rate against poorly trained poorly equipped conscripts. I doubt Pootin would accept more for a "special opperation"... would he? And WW2 was considered existential by Russia. This war isn't so I don't think the numbers are comparable.
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  7646. Web programming in a sense isn't real programming. Its kind of like LEGO. It's more like gluing a whole bunch of things together, often using multiple frameworks and languages. I hate it, at least what little experience I've had was horrid. I find high level languages much harder to work with.
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  7647. Most morally decent honest sane reasoned people "hate" Trump.
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  7648.  @noel7777noel  I don't think it's about clocks slowing down. It's about time slowing down relative to some observer. The clock would appear to run slower to that observer.
    1
  7649. I just wish Musk would shut up. He's a creep.
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  7650. I see the complete opposite. I don't like him. He's too cosy with putin for starters and by buying russian oil he's funding Putin's war. He's a hypocrite. India is also pro russia, as is a chunk of their media, always peddling ruzzian lies. I'll change my mind when the evidence changes.
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  7651. ​ @OgrallPrime No, it hasn't had its time. Why would it? It's still great. I don't understand why people gripe about it.
    1
  7652. ​@trudy5963 Can you explain why he's wrong? Just curious.
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  7653.  @tagearbinboxning5474  How's life in Malmo these days?
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  7654. Not only in the US, the left is destroying the western world.
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  7655. There is no winner. Putin has gained nothing since 2022. This should be about doing what is right. Ending Putin's barbarity. But Russia never does the right thing because Putin is evil.
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  7656. Too many stupid people travelling for no good reason.
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  7657. Who needs 500hz? Mine still runs at 60hz. I get it that gaming often requires a faster rate but 500+ lol
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  7658.  @fabriziopasquale7125  The nazis were defeated 77 years ago. I guess you're a bit slow? Why so many idiots commenting? Why do you do it?
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  7659. Escalation again.... russia escalated in 2022
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  7660. Yes, but it was a real pain getting drivers to work.
    1
  7661. I agree with your guest on the housing crisis. It's a similar issue where I live in Australia. But isn't it all about supply and demand? Immigration and incredibly low interest rats have inflated demand and therefore prices. Can this be fixed? Probably not without a lot of pain.
    1
  7662. ​ @EpicNicks LOL. Trump is a wrecking ball.
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  7663.  @JBLegal09  LOL, as soon as someone mentions "underrated", someone else will jump on them. It always happens, especially when it's about musicians and musical performances. Thing is, something or someone can be both underrated and well known at the same time and can even have won awards yet be underrated. Plenty of such examples in the music industry.
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  7664.  @soodhooku  The biggest difference might be the climate and the sports scene. If you hate winter, then perhaps you'll prefer Australia. If you love winter sports, then maybe not.
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  7665. He's no saint, but Tommy Robinson has had legitimate gripes to do with immigration and crime, and he's been treated unfairly (pethaps even by victimised) the state for his efforts. It's not a good look seeing him being bashed here.
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  7666. I feel the same way about the money but realise that taking the money is theft. Morally, the right thing to do (arguably) but illegal. That's the basis of it.
    1
  7667. Relenting does not correlate with coming to their senses unless you're on the pro-abortion side. Plenty of people are not. I'm struggling to understand how making it easier to murder an unborn child is sensible? I'll concede that there are rare situations where abortion is unavoidable but these should be the exceptions. It shouldn't be a lifestyle choice. Sadly, this is what too many on the left want it to be.
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  7668. What?
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  7669. Criminals in Israeli prisons vs innocent women and children kidnapped by terrorists. Which part of that do you not understand?
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  7670. I watched it. I rate it as Islamic propaganda and misinformation.
    1
  7671. You're clearly uninformed. Why are you even commenting? Trolling?
    1
  7672. Google is not old technology. It's being worked on continuously. The current Google is not the 2008 Google. The same can't be said for bitcoin.
    1
  7673. So you are suggesting the police should wait until bitten before taking any action? The dog was definitely aggressive.
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  7674. On woke stuff, yes. On the pandemic they are right.
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  7675. Most likely it's bs. Basically they're saying a telescope caused an earthquake thousands of km away... lol... and that telescope fired out enough energy to shake a country without destroying itself... really? This is a delicate instrument buried a km deep in ice and it still works after that? People who believe this stuff a gullible in my opinion. The detector is no secret. Look it up.
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  7676. I agree with you that those countries mentioned are not in a strict alliance, but they don't have to be. I'll still refer to them as an axis of evil because that's what they are with respect to the free world. They support each other in undermining freedom and democracy, as we're seeing in Ukraine and Israel.
    1
  7677. All corporates are greedy. That's their job. They're supposed to be for their shareholders.
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  7678. ​​ @fcolecumberri One needs to balance new and delete operations. It's not rocket science. The secret to minimising leaks is to never use new without a delete. Yeah, I'm stating the obvious.
    1
  7679. No crimes have been proven, so we shouldn't go down that rabbit hole.
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  7680. He needs to stop talking about Trump. I want the rational Sam back but TDS is the blocker.
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  7681. It's the older low level parts of C++ (and stl basics) I like the most. Later additions to the language are creating too much bloat. C++ was already a great and capable language in the 90's when I first started with it. It was an easy step up from C.
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  7682. When are Christians going to stop making these ridiculous predictions? Almost 2000 years of this nonsense and still going! It's all a delusion.
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  7683. Yes, and the limitation amongest other distorts the value of the ruble.
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  7684. ​@HomeFromFarAway Putin said that no wars is boring. It couldn't be much clearer. Or to put it another way, he sees no other purpose in life other than meddling and destabilising the world. His imperialistic ambitions will also play a role, but by how much. He knows the Soviet Union has gone. NATO is too strong. It won't be back any time soon.
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  7685.  @abram730  I owned a 1400DL in the early 80s. It was a piece of junk. Never again. Constant hassles. I also owned a Nissan and a Daihatsu... both were junk. I've since owned 4 Toyota's and they've all been rock solid.
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  7686. I'm glad I'm not. I tried it twice. It failed twice. Once for work. Once for home. I'm not going to waste any more time and effort on Linux until it gets a complete workover.
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  7687. Autonomous Cars?... I believe we're going to see more crashes, more injuries and more deaths.
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  7688. @purpasmart_4831 Your first sentence (washed up boomer) describes me. I'll try not to take offence :)
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  7689. Diamond and Silk are an awesome couple of ladies.
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  7690. The guy who started waffling at 4:05 isn't making any sense.
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  7691. Fascism is typically defined as far right authoritarian nationalism but the authoritarian far left are increasingly behaving like fascists. Is that what you meant?
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  7692. There need not be elections during a defensive war. In fact, there should not be. I think it would be constutiomally wrong, but worse, a change of government could be destabilising in terms of the war effort. Unlike the sham ruZZian election where the government never loses. But you're not really curious, right?
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  7693. The US is not NATO. It's one and/or the other depending on the context.
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  7694. You could look it up yourself if you're really that interested right? Most of these news channels time limit each topic. Not great but that's just how it is in the mainstream.
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  7695. The mainstream media is useless and it's been that way for a long time. Rarely do we get anything in depth, accurate and up to date on any important topic.
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  7696. I've realised for a long time that there were a lot of nut job Democrats on the far left. Now we have additional confirmation that there are plenty on the right of American politics.
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  7697. The simple answer is we don't know how conciousness arises out of matter. Perhaps we're asking the wrong question?
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  7698. Why would that be "lucky"?
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  7699. Trump could have won if he'd been a little more careful during 2020 but never forget that the Democrats had the backing of the lamestream media and the social media platforms.
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  7700. Not sure what you're saying but the west is much stronger than Russia.
    1
  7701. Reagan said, "Tear down this wall." Trump says build one
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  7702. It also needs all angles to be equal.
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  7703. Many who don't trust the vaccines are happy to promote and/or use drugs that are untested. I've also noticed anti-vaxxers smoking cigarettes. I wonder, do they really care about their health?
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  7704. ​ @SarahMould And he is back... as you may have noticed 😀
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  7705. Please, no tinfoil hats :)
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  7706. Not possible for as long as they're an existential threat to Israel.
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  7707. No. America is no threat to my country.
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  7708. Java is the language that put me out of the industry after 30 years in it.
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  7709. Still no evidence for a lab leak then?
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  7710. I'm struggling to figure out how you can shoehorn Trump into this? Nothing to do with Trump. The war started under Obama and escalated under Biden. Not that any of that is significant. Nice try though.
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  7711. LOL, Olga referring to Ukrainins as terrorist. Time to look in the mirror ruzzians.
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  7712. He does sometimes. He's failed his two 24-hour fix it promises, he lies a lot and he says a lot of bs. That makes him impossible to predict.
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  7713. Some examples?
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  7714. ​​ @jaycol21 As someone who was bullied relentlessly at school to the point where I dropped out at age 15 due to extreme depression (think the 'S' word).... I hate all bullies.
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  7715. Not really.
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  7716. A Trump win would be a disaster for America and the free world.
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  7717. Excellent demo. Thanks.
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  7718. Can people stop referring to languages as "safe" and "unsafe". Developers are responsible for not creating bugs. Bugs can be created in any language. It really is a skill issue. C is one of the easiest languages to learn and simplicity helps reduce risk. If one prefers a higher level if abstraction, even C++98 will provide it.
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  7719. Nope. Hamas are the nazis.
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  7720. C++ is a great programming language. There you go. I said. And I'll also say this... Rust sucks.
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  7721. I wonder how many people are dead because of this guys ramblings?
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  7722. Sorry troll, she is a very smart intellegent honest hard-working reliable capable women and Vice President. Soon to be President.
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  7723. If the ruzzians don't like it, they could always just leave.
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  7724. I always stumble on log stuff. Logs are so unintuitive.
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  7725. Not really.
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  7726. Pot calling kettle?
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  7727. War criminals?
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  7728. ​​ @austinthomas9068 He was on the liberal side, a long time ago
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  7729. Hello from Australia... I can believe Americans voted for this clown show 😞
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  7730. Yet in a sane non-woke world the book wouldn't get a second mention and certainly not cause a sacking.
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  7731. I did believe in the possibility of Wagner attacking Ukraine from the north. I don't think that was an insane idea. I was worried. But it quickly became apparent that this wouldn't happen, but initially, why not? Yeah, hindsight is a wonderful thing. But initially, no, there was no way anyone could predict how thousands of mercenaries who hated Ukrainians would act.
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  7732. Love that comment. I started dabbling in the 70s, and yes, the magic has gone. We were pioneers.
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  7733. Yes, as they did in Kherson.
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  7734. No, he's actually spot on. Those who think he's brainwashed are actually brainwashed. Ironic, right?
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  7735. I was the same. Also bad at history and geography but top at physics.
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  7736. Our Liberal/National coalition is center/right/conservative relative to the other major party - Labor.
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  7737. Very good, but that approach feels even less intuative. I got it wrong, sadly. And even after watching the proof, I still "feel" that factorial should beat exponential, all else being equal.
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  7738. Negotiating with Russia is nonsensical.
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  7739. Not impressed with this guest. Overly pessimistic and inaccurate. He's obviously given up on Ukraine. Don't get this guy back on. To much blah blah blah.
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  7740. I assume "we" means Europe?
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  7741. I chose cooperation because I believe it's better for society as a whole but I definitely prefer working alone and don't do well in any socialy interactive situation.
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  7742. The ruzzian economy is going backward reasonably quickly.
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  7743. ​ @gruntaxeman3740 Actually, yes. I've done a lot of C to C++ and it works out really well. Would be a damn site easier than going to a totally different syntax and conceptually different language. Rust is an absolute nightmare.
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  7744. The best people to interview are ex Muslims. They understand all facits, from the reasons for converting, indoctrination, the good and the bad of Isalm and de-converion. Muslims will only provide a heavily biased defensive angle. It's human nature. If they really understood their religion, they would leave it. I know the mindset. I was raised in a Christian cult. I eventually de-programed myself and joined a support group to help others. I then moved into the mainstream Christian community. But due to my continued digging into the history of Christianity and other religions, I discovered that they're are all likely to be man made.
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  7745. LOL, no. Stop listening to putler's lies.
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  7746. The problem is Europe doesn't always do the right thing either. It definitely didn't do the right thing in terms of its own defences. And the beurocratic crap stemming from the EU was so bad that it drove the UK into that whole brexit mess. Hell, some EU laws even mess with the work I do in Australia.
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  7747. I've never understould the reasoning behind the deal? Iran will just do what it wants anyway, right?
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  7748. Absolutelly. I've been doing that very thing for many years.
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  7749. ​​ @perc-ai I'd be laughing at you. C to C++ is a no-brainer. It works and it provides a lot of advantages. I've been converting C code to C++ for years. When you're dealing with commercial code that supports thousands of users, you don't make massive breaking changes. If you're a hobbyist in a basement, yeah, convert to rust. No one will care. C to C++ alows incremental improvements with immediate benefits. Without breaking every. Additionally, c and C++ are close enough at the C syntactical level to be understandable by legacy developers C with specialist product knowledge. That's all lost with rust.
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  7750. That's not "the left". It's an extremist group we often refer to as "woke" or "progressive". The right is equally ridiculous, e.g., the religious right, the far right and the maga movement. It's best not to cherry-pick or make broad generalisations because it proves nothing.
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  7751. Don't be stupid. This a time to pack those car,y conspiracy theories away for a bit. People are dying in ever increasing numbers. What would you do?
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  7752. That drug had mixed results in trials. The main problem here is the government and the ridiculous draconian rules.
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  7753. I think gas is the bigger problem. Oil can be moved around. Gas not so easily.
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  7754. Incorrect. Please don't troll. If you misunderstood what was said, then please listen again.
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  7755. On the TDS part, yes.... the rest was BS.
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  7756. I prefered the seat-of-the-pants approach. Yeah, there needs to be some kind of progress review. Prototyping for starters. Some amount of waterfall. Nowadays, there is simply too much wasteful overhead.
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  7757. You're wrong. Listen carefully next time.
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  7758. Hopefully for your sake, never.
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  7759. I have accounts in my real name and anonymous ones. I only use the anonymous ones due to cancel culture. I don't support banning them.
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  7760. Logs are a small payoff for the migraines one gets from Rust code. I just write my own logs.
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  7761. I feel you're confusing free will the apparent freedom to choose from a set of possible options, like wearing warm clothing in cold wearher vs. dressing for a heat wave during a snow storm. You might choose the most logical option from a set of options just as a computer would, but no one would argue that a deterministic computer has free will. That said, I don't accept that we're deterministic biological robots.
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  7762. The woman in red is only fooling herself.
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  7763. Putin could end this war today. He started it. He can stop it. It's all on him. Everything else is noise.
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  7764. It cannot be sexism. That simply makes no sense.
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  7765. The ludicrous statements... "Without mortality I don't know what humanity would be" and "I feel greatfull that I won't be here forever" have earned this video a down vote.
    1
  7766. Musk is correct about Tommy Robinson. Wake up.
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  7767. I loath Java with a huge passion. I hate it and everything about it or connected with it. The whole Java ecosystem sucks like a giant hack. Rant over.
    1
  7768. Speaking positively about Ivermectin or any other such drug empowers the far right conspiratorial, tinfoil hat and antivaxxer types. In other words, it's become highly politicised to the point where neither side will budge.
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  7769. Capitalism will also have to play a role int in the solution. There is no other way to pay for the necessary changes. The women in the black must be unhinged to think 'climate change' has caused storms. There have always been storms. There have always been droughts. There is no way to put a figure on deaths due to climate change. For all we know there might be fewer deaths. This sudden urge to blame all natural disasters on climate change is intellectually dishonest but that's how the left roll.
    1
  7770. TDS much. I'm not a Trump supporter, nor am I even an American, but let's have a little objectivity. He did have some good ideas and you know it. The first step to getting a balanced overview of anything is to be non partisan.
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  7771. Russia occupied the most Ukrainian territory around six months ago. They've lost an enormous amount of equipment and likely around 100k dead or injured troops for the effort. I would define that as winning.
    1
  7772. I don't need coffee but I enjoy it. But no way would 6 hours do it for me. Tried it. Didn't work out. At least 7 I find.
    1
  7773. Not really. Weapons donors have the right to veto certain uses of said weapons. Yeah, not ideal for Ukraine, but that's the reality. The alternative is no weapons, right?
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  7774. Don't be silly. A lot of anti-aircraft systems have been sent to Ukraine by many countries. It's over to the Ukrainian authorities where they position them. And there are limits to how much of any type of equipment can be supplied. Whether or not a port exists is irrelevent. More equipment is always better than less but there are limits.
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  7775. There is no evidence for a lab leak or a bio weapon.
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  7776. No crime... meanwhile 500,000 russians are murdering, raping, torturing and pillaging the neighbors, all led a group of mafia-like thugs.
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  7777. ​ @bobs12andahalf2  Only because their police behave like the SS.
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  7778. I have no idea why these two would take Trump seriously over the so called NK threats. Trump was bluffing. It's his style. Nuclear war is less likely under Trump.
    1
  7779. In your dreams. Most countries are against Russia. Wake up.
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  7780. You'll be ash as well. There are no winners in a global nuclear war. So, be careful what you ask for. Russia is the trouble maker here. Wake up.
    1
  7781. You're right about that.
    1
  7782. Why was it horrible? Many people believe it was a great decision. It can't be both.
    1
  7783. How exactly is MS telling you what to do any more than some Linux distro tells you what to do? I use Windows every day and MS doesn't tell me what to do. Im any cae, I don't want to Linux as a desktop. Ive tried that pile of junk more than once and it was an unstable piece of annoyance... that's when it actually installed (which it never did for me). I had to get a 3rd party to install it for me through work. Tried it for a few weeks and dumped it. Hated it. Then our IT dept switched us over to Linux to save money. I hated it. They switched us back after a few months as it was a failure. My son got Linux working on his laptop in Feb after two days of cursing. Meanwhile, I installed Windows 10 clean on an old box in 30 mins for my wife. It simply installed and worked, unlike the Linux crapshoot my son and II suffered. So the moral of the story is mileage differs. I think Linux sucks. You think Windows sucks. Windows is the industry standard for desktop. There's a reason for that.
    1
  7784. The best way to really know and to prove you know is by doing.
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  7785. So schools are not safe? Wow, who would have thought? We've been lied to by governmentents since the beginning about this. They also lied to us about masks.
    1
  7786. How? Why? He was asking a question. Maybe you didn't notice?
    1
  7787. Wow, is that the best you can do?
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  7788. This comment section has brought out the morons... He's a realist. Iraq has nothing to do with the current situation. It has always been about Iran wanting to eliminate Israel.
    1
  7789. We need masks if we are to avoid stage 4 and that's not out of the question yet. This thing could still get out of control.
    1
  7790. Seems odd that someone on the far left would buy into Fox?
    1
  7791. Russia will want to avoid a nuclear exchange if it's blind to anything incoming. I could be wrong though. I'm no expert.
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  7792.  @thegreatujo  There are far fewer younger men than middle age or older men in Russia. But take a couple of million of them out and Russia will destroy itself long term.
    1
  7793.  @Travis_22  He doesn't have superior numbers, at least not in terms of a real army and bombers would be shot down.
    1
  7794. The Amiga was ahead of its time. Sadly, it kind of got stuck there.
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  7795. Glad you liked it.
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  7796. @notuxnobux I love it. C++ is the only language I enjoy using.
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  7797. Hope Ukraine flattens you puppets
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  7798. No.
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  7799. In that clip, I noticed putin's lips moving, he's obviously lying.
    1
  7800. A motley bunch of misfits who don't want to join the 21st century or the free world, guided by a fairytale like world view without any basis in reality.
    1
  7801. With respect, you clearly do not understand the issue.
    1
  7802. The interviewer is a disgrace. So rude. So wrong. Wow. Seems clear where her loyalties lie. The only way Israel will ever rid themselves of the Hamas problem is to get in there and root them out.
    1
  7803. Rubbish. NATO isn't even involved as a block. It's Pootin's war that the west responded to. He started this senseless unprovoked war and it will cost him big time.
    1
  7804. Ukraine needs to kick Russia out of every last nook and cranny.
    1
  7805. What Australia has done makes perfect sense... lock down hard when necessary, open up when vaccination rates permit i.e. now. This is the perfect opportunity to open up with immunity levels high and rising and mortality rates falling and in summer.
    1
  7806. zbudda 'Jacinta' is the New Zealand Prime Minister
    1
  7807. Those strap on skates were pretty awful. I learned to roller skate on them back in the 70s. Never again after using high quality quad skates..
    1
  7808.  @swissarmyknight4306  Not necessarily.
    1
  7809. Sadly more like. The death of disco was dissapointing because what took it's place was a load of crap. Rock was good but the rest was crap. That said, I still listen to disco. It's like gold compared to the current rubbish.
    1
  7810. Russia is like a truck with a bunch of flat tyres.
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  7811. How much would that cost?
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  7812. Turkey is wrong and you are wrong. Perhaps you don't understand the issues?
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  7813. My guess is to make it clear that it was a beach full of ruzzians.
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  7814.  @philosphorus  Noam Chomsky, LOL. No offense intended. I just find myself disagreeing with everything he says except for his old research into language grammar, which intersects with one of my interests - computer science and compiler design.
    1
  7815. You'll need to drop the toxic woke BS. I'm confident that it's a major turn-off for most people. Also, people like AOC are loathed by centrists and the right. Radicals are not representative of normal people.
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  7816. No on knows, not them nor us
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  7817. Depends on how much assistance they get from the west and from NATO. The western alliances could kick Russia's arse real quick if they wanted to escalate.
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  7818.  @horseman9582  The UK covid response has been slow and ineffective, hence the subsequent load on hospitals. The most urgent cases have to be prioritised ahead of others when resources are limited and all have limits. Our governments took a different approach. We locked down quickly and enacted tough rules, quantining, masks etc. That protected hospitals and saved lives, all while the far right were squealing about "rights" and "freedoms" and never a thought for the health of others.
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  7819. We need to stop thinking in terms of "black people" and "white people".
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  7820. That sounds like bs.
    1
  7821. I've been trying to learn java on and off for 25 years. I've achieved nothing. It sucks. And it's not just the language (which is horrid). It's the whole java development environment, the libraries, the JRE/JDK, IDEs, Eclipse (which is a complete dog), etc.
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  7822. Chomsky on politics is massively overrated in my opinion. He's nuts. Should have stayed with language theory.
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  7823. And you're "imposing" your opinions as to how you see things. It's called free speech.
    1
  7824. It's unfortunate that such a crappy language as JS took hold. It's one if the reasons I've kept clear of web development. JS sucks.
    1
  7825. The pope is a moron. His latest rant proves it.
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  7826. I have the same problems regularly. The same thing happens to other comments I've noticed. I often inspect comments by using different accounts, and very often, the comments I see will depend on which account I'm viewing from. It's bizarre. If you can't edit, it's likely not posted (blocked maybe?), has been deleted or hidden by YT.
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  7827. ​ @alwaysdisputin9930 Yeah, I get that error a lot.
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  7828. Wow, this is a bonus. Two days in a row.
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  7829. C is not bloated.
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  7830. I thought brexit was significantly about stopping the EU from flooding the UK with troublesome Muslims? What's the issue with Polish folk?
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  7831.  @teresaamanfu7408  Do you?
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  7832. Not really, but everyone to their own I guess. No one is going to thank me for working one extra day... no one gives a toss. No one cares whether you work or I work. Life is too short to care about what others think. That's just how it is. The message in these videos is valuable... we have to put ourselves and our parteners and friends first because no one else will. Life is too short to do otherwise. Retirement is not about sitting on backsides. It's about having a choice. It's about having the opportunity to do something meaningful instead if being part of the rat race.
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  7833. Facts should be more important than feelings.
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  7834. I liked him from the time he became PM and I still like him. He was badmouthed by the left for years. Maybe that had some effect on your feellings about him? I've always seen him as a solid honest hard worker who cared about his community. Not only did he contribute politically, he did a lot of service to the community e.g. firefighting for starters. But no one is perfect. He's clueless on climate. He talks about man's contribution and gets it totally wrong. He's also wrong about the Roman warm period. He's not a scientist. I also dissagree with him on Covid for instance. Australia handled the pandemic pretty well. Not perfect, but better than most.
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  7835. LOL
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  7836. It shouldn't be too hard to cut those fibre links, I would think?
    1
  7837. Not really. Windows 10 is still under support, and the upgrade is free, so why make it about $$ ?
    1
  7838.  @JP-ks9nh  Why? It's good here.
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  7839. Shocking thing about talk of more war is that it's totally unnecessary and totally poinless. There'll be no real winners.
    1
  7840. He won't talk about C++.... why not? It can be used for system programming. In fact, it's probably the most widely used. C is also a great language, but C++ provides a lot more if you want it or if you need it. One can pick and choose. I use C++ more than C because e.g. I like that std::string is easier to use than C strings. Same for containers like map and vector etc. They already exist which saves time and they're less error prone than doing it all in C. But I'm not a C++ language lawyer. I use what makes sense.
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  7841. That's the sad irony.
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  7842. Java sucks big time.
    1
  7843. Probably because the terminal gets more focus on Linux. Most Windows users would never use a terminal. I try to avoid terminals whenever possible. They're too archaic., and not just in copy/paste. The whole concept of having to learn and remember obscure switches and commands to do everyday stuff just seems silly in 2024. We've gotten past that (mostly) or should have, unless you're a full-on IT guy.
    1
  7844. She is a great person.
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  7845. That's propagands. A complete misrepresentation of the facts. And it's not just about the readings. There is plenty of supporting and correlating data demonstrating an increase in mean global temperature. You're parroting global warming denier talking points.
    1
  7846. This is disingenuous... the Twitter market cap has been at or around the 40 billion level for a while. Was as high as 60 billion not too far back. There would have been no deal at 13 billion. Share holders would have been screaming blue murder. I agree that the market value is inflated but so is property in my city by around 200% but like in any market, you pay the price or go without.
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  7847. All this talk about escalation is nonsensical. Russia started this war. Russia can end it right now. Ukraine has the right to defend itself by whatever means necessary. It has no other choice.
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  7848.  @marcg.3830  Except most of the people who died in the middle east had the small guns or even no guns.
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  7849. Appart from the unnecessary stab at Trump, this was fantastic and timely. And yes, the BS being spread around the globe by the American far right is a disgrace. You guys could have done so much better.
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  7850. Better still would be to never use a terminal unless you're some kind of systems engineer or developer. Standard users should never need to touch a terminal.... ever. That's something Linux fails massivelly on.
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  7851. There also seasonal affects and daily weather affects. Russia could wait until the prevailing wind is to the south or west.
    1
  7852. What were you hoping for?
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  7853. They're probably relating very closely with what is being said... as I am.
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  7854. On current western men's fashion... the whole suit and tie thing for men is way past it's use-by-date in my opinion. We need to break out of our "prison" as a collective. Why are men forced into suits and women not? Menswear falls into two main categories .. 1) "dress up" suits, ties, buttoned shirts 2) "junk" Go to any women's clothing store and you'll see a plethora of styles and variations of styles and combinations and you'll see women wearing these styles everywhere. Men? The men's section is typically dominated by shirts suits and trousers and the "rules" around which to wear with what and when is constrained by a draconian set of unspoken rules. It's either that or fall into the "junk" category... t-shirts, polos, jeans, cargos etc. where is the variety? I hate all of men's current options. I hate suits ties and buttoned shirts but I'm also bored with the "junk". While women can select from a plethora of options, we're allowed to change out tie or shirt color if we're game (but be careful) because heaven forbid any man break the mold.
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  7855. Obviously Russia hadn't been the real #2 for a long time.
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  7856. Mathematics and science work better in metric because we count in base ten. It's the most natural and efficient way to do it. I learned both and I am comfortable with both, but on balance, metric is better.
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  7857. I like C as long as macros aren't overused, but I like C++ better. People just love to bash C (and C++) because it's seen as the cool thing to do by the 'in crowd'.
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  7858. Being a dog walker would be my worst nightmare. The whole dog culture thing is moronic. Dogs are a menace and most dog owners I've met are selfish self entitled narcissists. Walking this many 4 legged wankers all at once is totally irresponsible. My property backs onto a park where dog walkers frequent and they're literally destroying my peace of mind.
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  7859. I haven't had any problems with slow VS for a long time. It's my main development IDE. I love it. Nothing comes close in my experience. Please don't even mention Eclipse. LOL Lisp was also my most fun language at university.
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  7860. What's the alternative? Last time I looked, Labour was a mess.
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  7861. Typical greens nonsense. Never miss a chance to score cheap political points.
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  7862. I like it there. What's the problem? I always close with the x anyway.
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  7863. Why are so many people travelling? Beggars belief.
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  7864. Can you fix your keyboard? All caps text is difficult to read.
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  7865. Thankfully, not much territory has been lost in the past 18 months. Ruzzia still occupies less now than it did in 2022... but Ruzzia has lost a shitload of stuff and people trying and failing. Yeah, they did take a couple of small, destroyed cities, but it took them years and at enormous cost.
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  7866. Having dogs lick your face is disgusting and unhygienic. Typical dog nuttery right there.
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  7867. Trumps batshit crazy logic.... putin wants to stop the war, so he goes harder. What am I missing?
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  7868. Fascinating stuff. I also coded in machine code on the C64. I created my own machine code monitor because I couldn't find one and there was no assembler. I made a pacman clone. Got it all working except for sound. Never did figure out how to do sound effects on the C64. Also had an Amiga. And yes, the 68000 instruction set was nice.
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  7869. Why is that a problem?
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  7870. Can you elaborate? Is there something wrong with being a realist? The way the term is being used in this discussion is a misrepresentation of the term "realist" in the same way terms like "racist" and "sexist" are misused.
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  7871. Trump lies a lot. I believe he lied to gain support, to gain votes. No one really knows what he'll do, but he could throw his maga supports under the now that he doesn't need them.
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  7872. You're wrong and by your own comment you've demonstrated that you don't understand. No one said the shot provides a guarantee. No one that's clued up that is. It's all about reducing the risk of serious disease by triggering an immune response in advance but without the disease. Everyone will catch covid eventually. Better to have a ready immune response than not.
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  7873. Why don't you tell us what you really mean instead of talking on riddles?
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  7874. Ruzzia is a depraved and demented evil state, as are too many of the disgusting hate filled people who live in it.
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  7875. Very difficult to have any sympathy for Russians right now. Sorry about that.
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  7876. You're wrong. I would like to clarify why you're wrong but I'm out of time.
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  7877. Woke culture is exacerbating the problem. It's no longer only a symptom. It's now one of the root causes. It's every bit as dangerous as the racism and bigotry the woke claim to be fighting. I would even argue that the woke ideology is racist and bigotted by definition And as a ideology, it's severely flawed. The premise that we should all be equal is almost a fools errand. Equal opportunities as far as practically possible? Yes. Equal outcomes? No.
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  7878. Russia occupies less Ukrainian territory now than it did at its peak in 2022. Need to keep this in perspective. The territory Russia took recently due to Ukraine lacking in weapons supply is a small part of a huge country. Making smartass comments doesn't help anyone expect inflate your own ego.
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  7879. Yes, the media not getting their facts right as is too often the case.
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  7880. I would dissagree a little. I believe the risk to Israel is potentially as high as it is for Ukraine. They're both western allied democracies fighting against the same "axis of evil". Iran could play a bigger role in the Israeli conflict, but Iran is part of the same gang of thug dictatorships. The hate fuelled Arabs and Islamist zealots want to eliminate Israel and the Jewish identity. Russia wants to destroy Ukraine and the Ukrainian identity. I don't believe Russia stands a chance against NATO. Thing is, it's not just about Europe... it's global.
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  7881. burgerking220 Well at least Trump is a better leader than Canadian, French, German and UK one's.
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  7882. Good idea regarding the ruZZian money, but Europe is dragging its feet as usual.
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  7883. They don't believe them. It's just a pretence. It's politics.
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  7884. It's not Palistinian land anyway. Learn history. The so called "Palestinians" are really just Arab squaters or the descendants of (mostly). Palistine is/was a term attributed to a geographical region. It's not a country. The true Palestinians ARE the Jews with thousands of years of history to prove it. The two religions - Judaism and Christianity began in Israel 2500 years ago and 2000 years ago respectivelly. Not Islam.
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  7885. A lot of governments are going to have a lot to answer for. The handling of this disaster has been a dismal failure in too many cases.
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  7886. Whilst I agree with your take on AI, I'm thankful and I consider myself very fortunate to have spent my career developing Windows applications in C and C++ for delivery on DVDs. The size and scale and the software and the toolsets were a perfect fit for me. I loath the way the industry has moved in the past few years, o much so that I quit my job of many years. Bloatware to the max and it's all online. I still keep local copies of intalkers for every application I found useful. Sadly, it's becoming harder to find offline installers. I do the same with video and music to protect myself from the vagueries and wims of YT, etc.
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  7887. ​@DerekDuror Yeah, I've done that using Monroe's technique. Took a very long time of trying, though. It's not easy.
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  7888. Trump 2020
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  7889. Not useful wartime intelligence.
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  7890. Absolutely. Spot on.
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  7891. I didn't like the attitude of @thesnakejake. There was an arrogant disingenuous tone about it, almost trolling. I don't get how anyone could be so wrong so often in one post.
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  7892. Nope.
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  7893.  @lorellaldos5263  Lol, good luck with that. Putler is destroying russia while strengthening NATO and the west. Nice job.
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  7894. You're the second person I've stumbled upon who has made nonsensical disingenuous references to British history, so I'll respond similarly... Nothing hilarious about it. British history is irrelevent to the topic under discussion. More important than the history is how "Britain" is behaving now on the world stage, and it's nothing like Russia. I was born in a so called "British Colony" and I now live in a different one. Both are great. So thank you Britian. We are independent sovereign states. We're not being beaten up every other decade by England. We're good freinds and allies. No so for Ukraine.
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  7895. I haven't used either (C# or java) a whole lot, but I hate java with a vengence. The whole thing... the language, tools, ecosystem, and overly engineered OOP codebases. MS Visual Studio is an awesome IDE, and it supports C#, and the whole thing integrates well with Windows, whereas the whole java thing feels like a hack. If I had to choose one instead of C++ for Windows application development, I'd choose C# every time. Being language agnostic is a nice goal, but grinding out code in an environment one hates isn't a good goal.
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  7896. The Russians talking about killing the fascists... oh, the irony. They just need to look in a mirror. It's heart warming to discover that not all Russians are warmongers.
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  7897.  @FlamingBasketballClub  No one owns land. People or peoples just possess land for a time based on might. Doesn't matter how you spin it, that's the bottom line. We can see the process unfolding in Ukraine. That's the awful reality. The rest is moot.
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  7898. ​ @FrancisHegarty Wake up. Pootin is wrong about almost everything, and the rest of the time he's lying. He's a joke, but not a funny one. There's not a lot of money in oil for him with that $60 oil price cap in place and the increased shipping costs. And you can add to his nightmare the loss of his gas market. Russia is suffering massive budget deficits and it's on a fast-track back to a 19th century economy. Pootin is making a seemingly never ending series of blunders. Let's hope it continues until Ukraine boots the orcs out.
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  7899. A few times, actually.
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  7900. Russian troll? Only a subhuman creep would support Russia.
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  7901. Not sure where you were going with your reference to businesses? One thing to remember with listed companies is that their responsibility is to their shareholders. They must maximise profit within the law. They're not charities. Some frame this as greed. It's not that simple. As for breaking sanctions, such companies should be penalised if they're breaking any laws
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  7902. Imagine a family portrait all in black bags.
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  7903. You're cherry picking. There are many well functioning democracies. Australia has a democratic system... it works very well... what's the problem with it? The US system seems dysfunctional to me. Look at what's happening there right now... Trump is favorite to win again and you have a house speaker who potentially seems to have more power than congress and the President by simply not allowing a vote.
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  7904. Is he dead?
    1
  7905. Not really.
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  7906. I agree but they should at least call an emergeny meeting. They need to look alert. Right now NATO looks sleepy.
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  7907. That's assuming the war could have been prevented. The decision to invade was always Putin's to make, and he made it. The claim that "we" could have prevented the war is speculation we'll never be able to prove, so she's wrong on both points.
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  7908. Shut up. It is not their way of life. They are victims of tyranny. The problem with Afghanistan is the same. Religious fanatics and tyrants.
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  7909. If full stack web development is your thing, if you can be passionate enough, then yes. For me, the whole web development thing would be a living hell. I absolutely loathe everything web development related. In my 30 years as a developer, web stuff was the worst of the worst. Maybe my brain is the wrong shape or something. I just never could get my head around that stuff.
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  7910. What difference does it make?
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  7911. Just don't use it.
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  7912. This is how liberals and conservatives should communicate. Enough of the craziness.
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  7913.  Malso88  Correct. Think about.
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  7914. How will you determine who is about to be infected?
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  7915. More abstraction typically results in worse performance. Sometimes, that matters. Too much abstraction makes code more difficult to understand, as does chopping large functions into too many small pieces that lose context.
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  7916. The only reason ruzzia is still in the fight is because they had the soviet stockpile.
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  7917. All factions are a bunch of nutters in Syria.
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  7918. Just ignore the racists. There will always be a few. Most people are decent.
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  7919. Same. I had a covid-19 like illnesses in jan 2020. First doctor told me upper respiratory infection. Next said bronchitis. Third said ashma. Still not fully recovered.
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  7920. That's not true. I would buy one except for two problems... lack of charging stations and they're too damn expensive. Nothing wrong with the concept and they'll out perform your average ICE car.
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  7921. Every fair-minded person is "biased" against Syria. Are you not?
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  7922. Prigozhin was a threat to pootin. He spoke the truth about pootin's unprovoked barbaric invasion of Ukraine and now he's dead. Join the dot.
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  7923. ​ @robertadsett5273 why not?
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  7924. Same. I've been struggling with Git for 4 years. I can only do the basics by using TortoiseGit (no cmd), but I don't understand what Git is actually doing. And yes, I only understand local and server. The 4 locations... I don't see that.
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  7925. Stop lying. Those rubbles they pay aren't worth much.
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  7926. Of course, but it is possible to do both.
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  7927. Not same same.
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  7928. Given Putin's position, there can be no peace. Even a ceasefire wouldn't be a solution. Putin can not be trusted in any agreement.
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  7929. Yeah, Lex hinting that putin is motivated by good intentions while your country is being destroyed by said 'good intentioned' guy... It's not a great look.
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  7930. ​ @Urbicide No one claims to predict the weather in a 100 years time, but tinfoil hat wearing anti-science folk like you do spin lies about such claims. Hint: learn the difference between "climate" and "weather". That way... next time you comment, you won't look like a fool.
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  7931. No they didn't. All predictions are made with a margin of error attached. It's the risk inherent in predicting probable outcomes on chaotic systems.
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  7932. The more I worked with OOP the less I liked it. I basically use classes in C++ as structs with functions. Some basic encapsulation, and that's it.
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  7933. I don't see the connection between polio and covid-19. They're entirely different disrases and hence require entirely different strategies. It turns out that isolating only those who test positive for covid-19 is grossly ineffective and I shouldn't have to explain why 18 months in.
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  7934. Probably because everyone knows putler is a warmonger and they know he want stop.
    1
  7935. Actually, going from Windows 10 to Windows 11 was a pleasent surprise. Much nicer look and feel than 8/8.1 and 10. In fact W11 is the first Windows version since 7 that looks good and has a sensibly designed start menu.
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  7936. The real tragedy was when the so called "palistinians" chose Hamas as their leader. That dreadful descision has lead to this mess.
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  7937. Trump is correct and it's refreshing to hear a politician speak directly and honestly about it.
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  7938. Rick B Why would you think Putin is my man? I'm not Russian.
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  7939. How can they? It's a job for law enforcement.
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  7940. Yes, more humans like this but fewer mutts.
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  7941. There were people like her supporting the nazis 80 years ago. Makes my blood boil.
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  7942. Ousting the woke mob was a good start.... long overdue.
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  7943. The #2 military super power begs the hermit kingdom for weapons.
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  7944. You mean Eric Weinstein?
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  7945. Russia ruins everything it touches.
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  7946. There are many names for it. Some were mentioned, but yes, yours is pretty much on point.
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  7947. The Russians go on lying to themselves. They're insane.
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  7948. I'm with you. It sucks.
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  7949. LOL, remove your tinfoil hat
    1
  7950. There's one like you in every comment section
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  7951. For non-negative real numbers, at least.
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  7952. Cars with zero emissions? How is that possible?
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  7953. $60 might be good enough given that russia will get an even lower price. That combined with a crackdown on the shadow fleet, right?
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  7954.  @MrExtr1234  Russia in NATO never made any sense and it makes even less sense now. LOL Imagine having a defence pact wherein you'd invite the biggest bully to join? Really? To answer your question... NATO should exist because Russia exists. Putin is only ever open to feathering his own nest. Totally untrustworthy and definitely not wanted in a trusted situation.
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  7955. So, it takes 3 months to ship shells from Asia into Ukraine?
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  7956. I believe you are referring to a german minority on the far right. Realise that people are attracted to the far right for many reasons, not all are pro ruzzia.
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  7957. Troll.
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  7958. ​ @LysanderLH Are you actually being serious?
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  7959. LOL, MAGA hypocrisy.
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  7960. I did the other way. I picked the jobs most suited to the tools I preferred... 99% C++. Saved me a lot of hair pulling and head bashing learning a bunch of crappy "flavour of the month" scripting languages.
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  7961. The North is more the responsibility of Russia and China... NK's allies. South Korea and Japan are where to look for US influence.
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  7962. They're not fighting over rubble per se. The rubble is just a side effect of ruzzias barbarity. And ruzzians need to drag their sorry asses out of Ukraine asap.
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  7963. ​@Jake-Day And your point is what? That everyone dies? Not exactly news, is it?
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  7964. I hate dogs. They make my life a living hell. Just wish all dogs would disappear and give me some peace. They're a f*cking menace. And before anyone starts ranting about me being whatever.... I'm the victim. I'm the one suffering the panic attacks and taking the valium. I'm just a normal person wanting to live in peace and not be harassed by dogs and their nutty owners.
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  7965. I agree. That "skill" thing is total bs. I've used many languages over the past 35 years, mostly C++ and C, but rust gives me migraines.
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  7966. Yeah, but at the bottom it's just data processing. We're not building brains.
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  7967. Trump promoted vaccine development. It's a shame you had to spin it the other way and bash Trump yet again. Sure, I know you hate Trump (TDS) but can you please stop poluting what are otherwise fantastic podcasts. This is why I'm not a paid up subscriber. TDS. Please keep the rational hat on. Not the TDS one.
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  7968. ​​​ @davepowder4020 This example is demonstrating a mathematical principle or concept. You're probably looking at this the wrong way. Principles are applied to real world problems. Examples like these are teaching methods. They're baby steps to get people started. Calculus is used a lot in physics. A common beginner "real world" problem is to calculate the height that a ball would reach after being thrown. For this, a polynomial is usually supplied that models the path.
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  7969. Especially if your electricity generation is fossil fuel based. By contrast, hybrid increases fuel economy without the negatives.
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  7970. Stop with the ceasefire nonsense. Hamas would love a ceasefire. Hamas can never be trusted. Not ever. And how is a peace keeping force going to deal with 40k hamas terrorists hiding out in tunnels? By sweet talking them?
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  7971. In what way are you hated?
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  7972. Left-wing idiots getting it wrong again. Hilarious stuff. Islam is not a race, right? Got it? Realize that the push-back against Islam has nothing to do with race. Blind Freddy has figured it out. See if you can. In my opinion, the 'Muslim' ban should be extended to cover more countries.
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  7973. Yeah, there are a few variations, but all mean the same thing. The most common problem seems to be people forgetting to work left to right when there are an Ms and Ds. They wrongly follow the PEMDAS order.
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  7974. It's not bs. I went back to school at age 34, gained relevent qualification, learned aome languages and skills and landed a great develooer position on second attempt. Been working with the same company for 23 years, so don't call bs.
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  7975. marxism + cult = woke ?
    1
  7976. A mountain biker complaining about risk. LOL. Cherry picking these extremely rare cases is effectively scaremongering. It's going to cause vaccine hesitancy. Fact is, the death toll from covid-19 is around 10,000x higher than the vaccines.
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  7977. Being wealthy and poweful are not good examples of traditional norms.
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  7978. ​ @ianturnbull985 Then, what is the correct value for P?
    1
  7979. ​@Interglacial_optimist You have that backwards... the US economy is doing better now than it did under Trump. There was a dip due to the pandemic, and then there was inflation, but they were both global issues. Most Western countries have had higher inflation and lower growth than the US. The facts are what they are. Trump is all bluff and bs.
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  7980. Maybe not relevant but it does add an additional level of interest. You could ignore that part.
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  7981. Can you elaborate?
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  7982. Genocide will be the result if Russia wins. As always.
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  7983. Victorian Labor. Left leaning big spending big building was promised and that's what we got.
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  7984. It got me a great job 20 years ago, but my "demo application" was something significantly impressive and my own work from the ground up. I've been with the company ever since.
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  7985. How? There is nothing to negotiate about. Ukraine wants it's territory back. Pootin wants to destroy Ukraine even if it takes a decade. The war can end today if ruZZia would leave Ukraine... no negotiaton required. It's over to pootin.
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  7986. In your dreams troll LOL And it's "you are" or " you're". Learn English.
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  7987. Every clear thinker would base their conclusion on evidence.
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  7988. Sometimes being a non-conformist is about ignoring truth in favor of ego. It works both ways.
    1
  7989. Basically a talkfest between two people with TDS.
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  7990. CVS and SVN made sense. GIT doesn't. I don't get it conceptually. Plus, having to use command line is going backward in my opinion. Been using SVN for 15 years and never needed the command line. That said, nice tutorial.
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  7991. All militarily capable nations should be supporting Ukraine.
    1
  7992. Bablo Khhira That was stupid. They're Australians living in Australia already. And what home are you referring to? Newsflash: The majority of Australians were born in Australia.
    1
  7993. Ive listened to all of his podcasts, including the ones you're referencing. Bottom line: he didn't say that. You'd better listen again but this time think a little deeper on what he's saying. They were hypothetical thought experiments, not little instructions.
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  7994. Elon Musk on efficiency? lolololol
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  7995. C++ is kind of like C with a heap of extensions. I've yet to find a better more versatile language.
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  7996. They could simply argue that we all have it. In fact, that's what they do.
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  7997. Java is just pain awful. I've used it a little, but I would rather quit than use java full time. Not for me... ever.
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  7998. Clear and present danger is still on the left. The only thing changing is their increasing power.
    1
  7999.  @mark6668  Covid is being politicised, sure, but it's not a plan. It is a disease. It's real.
    1
  8000. LOL, 2000 years and still counting. The Bible is a book of myth and legend.
    1
  8001. ​@andrewstevenson118 Welcome to racist NZ. I grew up there but left the country due to racism ( my wife is asian)
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  8002. People love to bang their gums about lock downs but don't offer a workable alternative. Bottom line: a whole lot of elderly folk will die without effective measures in place. We in Melbourne are coming out of a 4 month lock down which has worked but the cost was high.
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  8003. ​ @rolandscales9380 Not necessarily. I don't think so.
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  8004. Probably the YouTube algorithm. I only got one add.
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  8005. I'm already using it and I like it. It's not effected by that rollback issue. That's just for an old W10 version
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  8006. Trump needs to build the wall. He must build it. I mean, every country needs a physical border but Pelosi doesn't like walls. Can he do it? Obama also blew up the deficit by trillions, right? And you'll still fill your prisons when the country is thriving because there will always be bad guys. It's not rocket science.
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  8007. What fiasco?
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  8008.  @EpicLemonMusic  It's been politics since Jan 2020.
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  8009. Then two thirds do want it. That's over 15 million people. With only 3 million shots done, it will be a long time before that matters. It's just media hype.
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  8010.  @colliehouse3133  No, they are the dumb ones.
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  8011. The thugs work for the government.
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  8012. It's not true. There was a recent study showing how vaccination reduced the probability of infecting others. Search online. I can't remember where I saw it.
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  8013. He hasn't forgotten that. He's spoken about that many times and has stated that there's no chance of ending support any time soon.
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  8014.  @Mercurystars4202  I don't believe money would solve them.
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  8015. People like Jake Broe.
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  8016. With 30 years experience in C++, I see no point in throwing that all away for Python, java, js, etc. C++ is my comfort zone, and it's where I am most productive.
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  8017. They're morons
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  8018. I love programming. Been doing it for 30 years. Once you understand the concepts it will be easy.
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  8019. Idiot. It was a pandemic by definition. Look it up in a dictionary. It's people like you who make me feel ashamed of being human. Engage you brain next time. Please.
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  8020. I don't believe in Palistinians either. There are people who are labelled as such, but they're Arabs, Egyptians, Lebanese, Syrian, etc. There is no country called Palistine. It's a geographical region. Jews are indigenous and are one of the oldest ethnicities.
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  8021. Why does bad documentation make a language better? That seems counter intuative to me. And in fact it's one of the reasons why I've already abandoned rust. It's a battle I don't need to fight.
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  8022.  @davidnderitu2933  Russia is weaker than Germany.
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  8023.  @lifessogood2995  For how long? Russia will be pushed back as they start using their antique weapons against the west's best.
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  8024. I see it the opposite way... go back to roots of the Jewish culture language and religion, back to the 1st millennium BCE... the Jews found themselves invaded by the Arabs and then later still, the Romans and later again the Ottomans. Throughout that long period of time Jews were fleeing for safety in other lands but some stayed. Fast forward to the 20th century and we find the Jews in Europe victims of the nazis. The motivation to flee Europe has seen many Jewish folk return to Israel, but now they are again victims of antisemitism at the hands of Arab terrorists (often referred to as Palestinians) who fire 1000s of missiles Israeli civilians. Yes, this is an incredibly cutdown take on history, but the key point is that the victims are the Jews, not the Arabs. Jewish folk have no other homeland other this tiny sliver. Arabs have vast lands, but they want more. They want the Jew's homeland in the same way ruzzia wants Ukraine's homeland.
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  8025. Why wouldn't you want to see your files? A file explorer provides quick access to files and the project structure, sub folders, etc.
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  8026.  @elijah3569  Not sure what you're saying... People forget about the quarantine problems, mismanagement of age care, government housing tower debacle and the BLM protests... 99.99% of us are wearing masks as requested and we barely have a life. I blame the government.
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  8027. Questions are not evidence of anything other than not know the answer. Did any Government EVER put people’s LIVES ahead of MONEY? Well yes, they're doing it right now by sacrificing prosperity in order to reduce the death toll from covid-19. Can you provide a better evidenced based reason for crippling the economy?
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  8028. What will the next dominant variant look like?
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  8029. We get what we're given
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  8030. You have it backward. It's not about the 210 dead, it's about the few who might die during the following weeks. The fix is to cripple the economically and imprison everyone in their homes for weeks. Apparently that's the plan.
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  8031. The problem for Israel is there's no effective way to defeat Islamic terrorism. You cannot destroy an idea with bombs and bullets. The 1400 years since Islam was invented should have taught us that. The 20 years in Afganistan should have taught us that.
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  8032. Yeah, the 68000 instruction set was way cleaner. Avtually very nice.
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  8033. I loved the Amiga. So far ahead of its time. I couldn't believe how far behind MS was, even in the 90s. I guess they needed Dave to get things up to speed, and they did. I also love Visual C++ / Visual Studio... and Pinball and of course, the original Task Manager.
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  8034. The question is meaningless because there is no such cycle across all planets and even if there were, we're not talking about a 6000 year cycle here.
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  8035.  MrsMac  He did pay tax and I'll bet he payed more than you, right?
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  8036. The claim that every android phone user is a Linux user is form of propaganda. It's a disingenuous and flawed argument. No one cares what the kernel is or what fork was taken in development. Linux is Linux. Android is Android. Windows is Windows. Mac is Mac.
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  8037. Aside from the hard core fans, people who say they don't hate Rust are probably lying.
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  8038. I doubt the windmill part... they're just morons.
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  8039. Not really. You have it wrong.
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  8040. Yes, it's bizzare.
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  8041. At last, a sane rational thinker. You are correct. The police were in danger and needed to react quickly. They took the safest option in a difficult situation.
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  8042. How?
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  8043. If ruzzia has a manpower problem, then it shouldn't be too long before parts of the southern front line begins to weaken.
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  8044.  @daverok1113  Few restrictions but high death toll.
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  8045. Democracies swing left and right over time. Nothing new here. It might be bad for Ukraine in a some limited way (not good) but it's not a sign of pootin winning anything. My government has been a right leaning coalition for most of the past 24 years but currently left. That said, lets hope the current US package get's through.
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  8046. You'd need to be psychic to know that. Look up the definition of "lie".
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  8047. C++ is only "Monster Bulky" if it's used that way.
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  8048. This could have been a great presentation had it not been for the narrator's annoyingly weird accent. It grates. Five minutes is all I can take. No offense intended.
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  8049. You missed the point then.
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  8050. Even as a Trump fan, I have to admit that his claim is ludicrous. The US has one of the worst death rates per capita.
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  8051. Great comment. Spot on.
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  8052. As long as you payed for the original and you're just making a backup copy, otherwise it's theft.
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  8053. We don't need dams says the Greens. Dams won't make it rain they say.
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  8054.  @wamnicho  Who cares. Just kick Russia out. CO2 emmisions will be the least of our worries if Russia isn't stopped.
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  8055. The West/Ukraine is not doomed to lose. How do you figure that? Additionally, you've forgotten to factor in that Russia wants all of Ukraine and a bunch of other states from the former USSR. It boils down this... stop Russia now by pushing them out of Ukraine or have a bigger problem next year or next decade when they take a bite out of another country. Because that's what Russia and has been doing for centuries. Russia is the neighbour no one wants.
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  8056. Trump wants to throw Ukraine under a bus. That worries me. There's already talk about blocking Ukraine's NATO bid for 20 years.
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  8057. He is completely legitimate... IGNORANT TROLL. Hint: Before typing, check facts.
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  8058. Better spelling, punctuation, and grammar would make that comment more readable. It's just a string of words.
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  8059. What do you mean?
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  8060. Newsflash ruzzian nutters...The West wasn't interested in war until you started one.
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  8061. Science is very often knowledge for knowledge sake e.g. curiosity. If it had been always about "what purpose does it serve" then science wouldn't have progressed in the way it has. I still want to know how the universe began. Does that serve any purpose? Nothing I can think of personally.
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  8062. You could skip past it, no?
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  8063. Covid-19 hadn't had a season yet. The comparison with make more sense six months to year from now.
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  8064.  @sailingsolo5290  That was stupid, hateful and irresponsible.
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  8065. Ukraine has no way to end the war. Only putin can end it. Trump is insane.
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  8066. TDS much!
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  8067.  MrsMac  Irrelevant. More lefty logic?
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  8068. I use Notepad a lot whenever I want something quick and simple to edit plain text. It's great for that. Never tried Notepad++.
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  8069. Not possible.
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  8070. Excellent. Totally agree. Way too much antivaxx misinformation being peddled by self appointed experts who know stuff all.
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  8071. Start with simple things and keep learning.
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  8072. Not necessary. Sometimes a question is flawed and adjustments to student grades will be made. For instance, one solution... the question could be removed and grades scaled appropriatelly. This actually happened at the University where I studied. There are many reasons why there might be a large failure rate on a specific question in an exam. Such anomalies can be and should be detected statistically and investigated.
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  8073. Cmake is dreadful.
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  8074. Joe needs to stop calling this murder until the perpetrator is found guilty of murder in a court. It's not all that clear what he was guilty of in spite of Joe's rambling.
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  8075. Well said.
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  8076. How do you know that? A guess?
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  8077. LOL
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  8078. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. But caution was the correct approach. We still don't know where the red lines are or whether there are any. But I have no doubt that there are.
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  8079. Item 4 is unlikely. Hopefully the war will end with Russia pushed out and Ukraine joining the EU and NATO.
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  8080. I like LISP. Had a lot of fun with it at university, but I've never found a practical use for it. I'm working with C++ 99.9% of the time, C++ has remained my favourite language since I started using it 30 years ago. It can be used for developing performance applications. It can be used as a low-level or high-level language or mixed. Can do procedural or OOP and to a limited extent with some effort, functional. But functional programming in my experience is the least useful, which is probably why I've found Lisp to not be useful, i.e.. I haven't written any Lisp since the 1990s. As for the "cumbersome grammar"... no one came up with the C++ grammar. C++ evolved as you would know, from C, which itself owes its grammar / syntax from earlier languages. But C was an effort to replace assembly with a relatively 'high-level' alternative but to remain close to assembly language for performance and compiler simplicity reason. Remember that 50 years ago the early C compilers generated assembly code and had not advanced far in terms of optimisations. I can remember examining the output from C compilers back in the early 80's and noticed that the assembly code was pretty much exactly what I would write myself. Comparing that with Lisp... there is no comparison. Lisp is so far removed from the way CPUs function. Oh, and I hate Java with a vengeance 😀
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  8081. Not sure where you're going with this but who cares about the "jew" stuff except for the anti-Semites?
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  8082. Australia's case rate will increase significantly over coming weeks because the states are opening their borders and the country is increasingly opening to international travel. Pretty obvious that cases will rise regardless of the variant. Prediction: Dr. Campbell will blame it all on omicron.
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  8083. Not sure about the polls this time. Thankfully they were wrong last time. A Labor win in May is a scary thought.
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  8084. I'm an outsider... but the American two party system is part of the problem in my opinion. It's by its very nature a "them and us" scenario. If you want to vote liberal or vote on environmental issues or you're woke or a socialist etc. You're probably voting Democrat. Same problem on the conservative side with the far right, the religous right, traditional conservatism, Trumpism etc. All lumped together.
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  8085. Donna as Doctor.. please noooo!
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  8086. Yes, he's comedy gold.
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  8087. Finally a heap of good news. Been a tough few months for Ukraine and its supporters.
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  8088. Last time I checked, Russia was losing a bunch of aircraft. Something close to 700 since Feb 2022.
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  8089. Police dogs provide a useful service to the community. The dog in this video like all Rottweilers are a menace and should be banned. No sane person would own one. The community is now a safer place.
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  8090. Correct. Free software very often doesn't support freedom. The GNU license doesn't support freedom. There are a bunch of contraints on my ability to use it. And there are a bunch of other similarly restrictive licenses. But even appart from the source code issue, I don't see how I'm any more free as an individual by installing Gimp vs a propriatory paint app.
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  8091. Putin must be the biggest hypocrite to have ever lived... so he can bomb whoever he likes, but no one can bomb him. Yeah, right.
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  8092. Java? I believe the goal was portability. In practice this is very often not applicable. A lot of Java apps only run on one OS. This annoys me. We sacrificed perfornance for portability when we didn't need to. Sometimes we even convert Java apps back to binary which makes even less sense. Better to write C++ from the get go and avoid the complexity in my opinion.
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  8093. Why was the US not shown in green on that map?
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  8094. Spot on.
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  8095. What do you mean by "nearby"?
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  8096. The biggest threat to the Russian people is Putin.
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  8097. I'm looking for liberal channels with rational commentary.... Is this an echo chamber for TDS suffers and woke cultists or is there some reasoned and balanced dialogue? All I'm hearing is a biased take on Trump. Just more "orange man bad" stuff. I also don't get the whole pardon Trump thing. Pardon him for what?
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  8098. Not really. Too simplistic.
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  8099. That was stupid. Russia invaded Ukraine... which part of "invade" do you not understand? Nothing to do with the west... Russia did it. Russia could stop it right now.
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  8100. I've been roller skating since the 70s. Only stopped because of covid. I skate on roller skates. The type with 4 wheels with 2 on each side (quad skates). These are not rollerblades. One of the reasons why roller skating died during the 80s was because of rollerblades.
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  8101. An women often do not listen to smart men. They get their ego in the way. See, I can play the sexist game too, right?
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  8102. I hate El Nino. More fires drought and heatwaves in Australia.
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  8103. The Trump campaign is now a sinking ship.
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  8104. You'd rather have seen mass death from a deadly viral disease I'm guessing? Because that was the only alternative to lock downs. No. The Andrews government did the right thing.
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  8105. They realised it months ago but too many countries didn't act quick enough.
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  8106. How so?
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  8107. What do you mean?
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  8108. ​ @buddy1155  And some special properties don't matter in tanks
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  8109. Wrong misconceptions are at the heart of the problem.
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  8110. How is it possible to run such large models on a PC? Or does it only run on Dave's monster PC?
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  8111. That was stupid. Russia is communist. Australia isn't. And the word you were looking for was 'than'
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  8112. Yeah, right..
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  8113. Maybe the plans changed after the leaflets were dropped. We know that at least one of the final targets was not the intended. That said, the sentiment portrayed by Beck is close enough. Japan was warned and Japan chose to ignore the warning.
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  8114. The only time I was ashamed was around 2010
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  8115. Well done, and best of luck to you.
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  8116. You're reading too much into it. He wanted specifics. That's all.
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  8117. You must have a super brain? Actually, I dont believe you. I've been staring at the thumbnail for 30 mins and still no clue. There is absolutely no way this can be solved in 10 seconds.
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  8118. Maybe you missed some vital points? Most of these companies will not be exporting components directly to ruzzia. The real problem is how to stop the illegal trafficking of components into ruzzia. Are you suggesting American companies like Intel be fined for doing no wrong. It's countries like China that need to be penalised, but the downside of that will be a massive hit to the global economy. No easy fix. Sorry.
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  8119. ​​ @Bonanzaking Bullshit. Try some nuance. This is a complex problem that does require some countries telling others what to do. That's why laws exist. So help me out here... you're saying that someone telling someone else what to do is as bad as ruzzia committing uncountable war crimes, genocide, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, bombing schools kindergartens, libraries and playgrounds, torture, stealing children, destroying a massive hydro damn, risking a nuclear a generator meltdown and putting 50 states across Africa and the middle east at risk of starvation, really? Really?
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  8120. The Philippines is dreadful place to retire in my opinion. Yes, it's relatively cheap but that's its only selling point. My wife is a Filipina. She was damn glad to leave the place. It's a hellhole. We now live in Australia along with her family who were also were greatful to get out and leave the chaos, heat and poverty.
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  8121. Do you really believe what ruzzia reports? Ruzzia says it has repaired its refinaries... that means ruzzia has not repaired their refinaries.
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  8122. KD That was stupid.
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  8123. If there is a ww3, it will be ruzzia's fault. Ruzzia caused this mess. Are you really that dumb?
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  8124. Sorry, but I don't understand any of that. I solved #4 in my head but used an entirely different approach.
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  8125. Not really. People who are clueless need to stop oversimplifying everything.
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  8126. Im not American but I would consider myself pro-life and pro Harris, but I believe it should be the woman's choice, not mine nor the government's.
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  8127. Nor me, and I'll close my Twitter account on principle. And if I install a solar sysem battery, it won't be tesla
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  8128. California would be a whole lot better than what trump has in store.
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  8129. Ridiculous! Nothing wrong with any of these. Maybe focus on real racism instead of harmless cartoons.
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  8130. Corbyn is delusional.
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  8131. I'll believe that next time Media Watch debunks itself.
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  8132. ​ @ruks345 Most of America is on board. Unfortunately, a few people in key positions have likely been brainwashed by ruzzian lies and propaganda.
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  8133. I hate the rust syntax. I think it's kind of ugly and unintuitive and breaks perfectly acceptable syntax norms. That said, if I was 10 years younger, I would invest the effort to learn rust because I like low-level, highly performant languages/ implementations. I think rust will become widelly adopted over time. But I'm a 60 yr old C and C++ developer. It's too late to change to a new language that at this stage is still rather niche. I suspect a lot of experienced folk will be in the same boat. As for the criticisms of C being dangerous, bug prone and so on... I believe much of the criticism is due to people forgetting what C was developed for. It's an inherent feature of the language that it's easy to create memory related bugs. It's not a design flaw. Here I'm refering to folk who bash C for being what it is.
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  8134. Russia has more oil than it knows what to with, therefore I don't see how targeting refineries will increase oil prices. If anything, it should lower the price of Russian oil.
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  8135. Yeah, Russia never keeps its promises. It can't be trusted.
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  8136. Radical hate filled Islamic antisemitism.
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  8137. Task Manager is an excellent tool. What's your problem?
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  8138.  @MarcosElMalo2  Curious, why can't the states manage vaccinations without requiring federal intervention? They must surelly have systems already set up for such things?
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  8139. It's not "destined" to lose. It depends on international support, and there we have no idea due to the unpredictable behavior of politicians.
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  8140. Australian here... what happened to all of the checks and balances we're always told exist? I don't fully understand your governmental system, but how is Trump getting away with this crap? An Australian leader would have been dumped for doing far less.
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  8141. Trump winning in 2024 would make things interesting for sure, but what are the chances? I'm thinking not much?
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  8142. sanjuansteve Do you really believe you would have excess power enough from home solar to charge a vehicle? LOL. Sounds great but the problem with most who promote this stuff is lack of knowledge. Home solar is barely enough to run a home. You would need your car to be parked at home all day while you were at work, for instance.
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  8143. I doubt it has anything to do with corruption.
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  8144. Many of them cannot be fixed and should not be fixed. That's why many of the "woke" solutions cause more problems than they solve.
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  8145. Too woke to be bothered with real world issues maybe?
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  8146. A memory address with some type information.
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  8147. Yeah, good luck finding one.
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  8148. It's about not wanting men in women's toilets. Lesbians are women. It's pretty simple. And "pretending" was poorly chosen term. Obviously not pretending, but you should be able to figure out what that might mean in a broader sense. No offense intended.
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  8149. Jake talked about immigration into Europe but he missed the most problematic issue... Islam. Indistinguishable? Not likely. This is a big part of what the far right are complaining about. Integration? Not likely.
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  8150. Never heard of it.
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  8151.  Jack Richardson  As horrific as the situation obviously is... fires are normal. People are behaving as it this is a one off freak event that has never occurred before. There will been 1000s of fires over millennia yet the animals and forests still exist. There will never not be fires.
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  8152.  @luciferblack5433  Do you have any idea how many fires have burned over the past 100,000 years. Reality check: we're living in a harsh fire prone land.
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  8153. You think there's more poverty in America than in Ukraine? You can't be serious?
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  8154. I was wondering about those 1.5 million shells. At last, some good news.
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  8155. Why? She's intellegent, capable and caring. Trump wants to steal the election and turn America into a fascist state like his buddies, Kim and Putin did.
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  8156.  @rahmatnaimali9997  The "old thing" doesn't exist.
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  8157. Why? Are you an expert on the topic?
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  8158. ​@AkenValle That's either a bold faced lie, or you're parroting the Russian figures, which are themselves a complete fabrication. Capacity was already down 18% in 2024. In 2025 we have tougher sanctions, more damaged refineries and the trans Ukrainian gas pipline has been closed.
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  8159. MS Visual Studio is not.
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  8160. Given ruzzia's super high level of corruption, I suspect a lot of it is pocketed.
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  8161. I think that will depend on Trump or no Trump.
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  8162. Hope you're correct, except you're generalising. Putin is not the average Russian. Putin will receive the best health care available.
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  8163. ​ @carlomolina7858 Exactly. And even being in NATO wouldn't be a guarantee.
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  8164. More important is what is happening now. The past cannot be changed but past mistakes can act as valuable lessons. I would argue that the West has learned much from the mistakes of the past. Russia is no where near it.
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  8165. Then why don't you leave? That's if you can find a better country. It will be a short list.
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  8166. Why does JD Vance never answer a question?
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  8167. ​ @0816M3RC How? That's the problem.
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  8168. Crimea is not part of ruzzia. Soviet Union, yes, as was Ukraine and others decades ago. But the Soviet Union is no more.
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  8169. The interviewer was ridiculous in criticising Biden for "hamstringing" Ukraine. Did he forget that the US has been the biggest doner of military support? Not a good look. Did he also forget that trump apparently wants to throw Ukraine under the bus and abandon Europe? Well done Jake in spelling it out.
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  8170. Why do you want to switch so bad? I've tried Linux and wrestled with it and hated it. Windows isn't perfect. Nothing is, but it beats Linux by a huge margin. Linux as a desktop option is quantity over quality. Too many sub-par distros and no great ones.
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  8171.  @DavesGarage  I preferred you original design. Probably my most used Windows application. I'm a developer... things hang a lot :)
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  8172. Yes, and a whole new generation of young Russians will likely make the same mistakes.
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  8173. Yet Canada is more successful economically and in pretty much every other way that matters to its citizens, as is Norway, Finland, and Sweden. Ruzzia is a corrupt poverty stricken dump.
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  8174. LOL, waste of time debating those tinfoil hat types.
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  8175. C++ is a normal language. It's probably the most widely used language of the past 40 years.
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  8176. Russia was losing 250 troops daily for the first few months. Now it's 500 daily. How long can they maintain that level of attrition? Not long I would think.
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  8177. Not really.
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  8178. But can they do it for a couple of years with sanctions biting harder as the months go by?
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  8179. Ukraine wouldn't qualify, right?
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  8180. LOL
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  8181.  @peterking5016  Not triggered, just pissed of that there are people on this great science based channel spreading lies that kill people.
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  8182. Short of a nuclear attack, I don't believe Russia is capable.
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  8183. If there were an election this year, the russians would throw every at high jacking the election. Russia would love to install a puppet.
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  8184. I think this makes his claim more credible. He is going against the norm and has little to gain from it. In fact I would think he loses credibility amongst his pairs. The fact that he has a book to sell means little. There are 1000s of NDE stories online to read for free; 3000+ on NDERF alone, and there are already plenty of books.
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  8185. Wrong. They're both (Israel and Ukraine) fighting the existential battle against the same enemies.
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  8186. That clown talking about Finland wanting to be part of ruZZia, he must have missed the memo... Finland joined NATO.
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  8187. They're moronic religous fanatics so full of hate that their brain cells have cooked.
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  8188. Trump lied about tariffs anyway. Tariffs are paid for by the people. Not other countries.
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  8189. Obviously he's focusing on the most pressing current problem. As for NATO, there's nothing wrong with it accepting other countries into the defence pact. I don't see how having NATO on the border would affect Russia's security. The whole point of NATO is to protect NATO members from Russian aggression. There is no "illegal expansion to the east". NATO doesn't move. It's a defence agreement between countries. Those countries are all sovereign states and it's no business of Putin if they want to be shut of Russian influence. Maybe you could spare a thought for Finland's security or Ukraine's security instead of worrying about Russia?
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  8190. Hey, you're making me feel old :)
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  8191. On a different topic, there are claims that the IceBox neutrino detector at the south pole was responcible for the christchurch earthquake and there are claims that this detector is tied up with secret UFO stuff...some kind of weapon even... lol... might be a fun project to debunk.
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  8192. Problem is, for her to become PM requires Labor become government. Scary thought.
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  8193. You sound like a kid who's just been told his toy truck sucks. Calm down.
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  8194. RuZZia is a poverty stricken dump outside of a couple of decent centres. If you're living in ruZZia, it's only going to get worse. And I think you need to learn what being on the right side of history actually means. RuZZia is clearly on the wrong side of recent history.
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  8195. My first 'computer' back in the mid 70's had 1k, so 64k seemed outrageous. All coding was done in hex. I can remember someone around the mid 90's telling me they'd installed a 2Gb hard drive. My first thought was why would you need that much storage? Mine was ~300MB. It's all relative to the times.
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  8196. There's no irony in it. We all have equal rights to an opinion. Skin colour, gender etc. are irrelevent to truth and fact. Your attitude is part of the problem being discussed. The idea that a white man's opinion is less important is itself racist.
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  8197. Then why are you wasting your time here?
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  8198. Tax is private money taken by force and she wants more of it taken? And she writes cheques to planned parenthood? Wow, how stupid. Is this women deranged?
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  8199. Because he had NOTHING on Trump, right?
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  8200. Legacy auto manufacturers won't be gone any time soon.
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  8201. Russia's definition of "defence" is to invade bomb and oppress its neighbours. So, yes.
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  8202. No one knows.
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  8203. Who said they were?
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  8204. I would be more sceptical of a Russian discussing Russian politics.
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  8205. It's silly to think that Ukraine would negotiate (give away 18% of It's territory) knowing full well that ruZZia will be back for more.
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  8206. So it's a problem for France but not Australia. It's a problem for Poland but not Canada. It's a problem for Norway but not New Zealand. It's a problem for the UK but not America. Why? Purely by luck of geographical location? Don't we all stand to lose eventually when despots run amok? I grew up in New Zealand. A peaceful country but we also got dragged into wars. I thank those who stood up to despots for the freedoms we have now. No one is safe until everyone is safe.
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  8207. What are you babbling about? LOL
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  8208. Not really. Republicans are not a homogeneous set of clones. We have the same situation in Australia right across our conservative parties (of which there are three of any significance). They encompass ideologies and policies from centrist to far right. People join up and put themselves forward and if they get support then at the end of the day, it's over to the voting public. Trump is there because he's popular. That's how any form of democratic system operates or should operate. I disagree with most of our politicians a lot of the time. That's how it works. Democracy requires tolerance. That said, he's not talking about tolerance in this kind of context.
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  8209. Would likely take another 2 to 3 years at current rates with another million deaths. I don't consider that a good strategy.
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  8210.  @Anthonyinkz  Yes, but an effective vaccine will be a game changer, as it is for flu.
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  8211. Some of your comments re C are just silly.
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  8212. Yes, lockdowns are still the only answer unless you don't mind the hospitals overloaded and having too many Australians dying unnecessarily. One would have to be willfully ignorant to think otherwise. I mean, we're not short of examples globally, now 20 months in.
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  8213. ​ @Revolutionisnear1110 Obvious troll
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  8214. Brilliant. I've used many languages over the past 45 years including machine code (all in hex), Assembler, C, C++, LISP, BASIC, Pascal, Perl and ADA but Java does my head in. With 45 years of coding exoerience and two Bachelor's Degrees under my belt, I'm still struggling with Java and its bloated baggage and crap IDEs. I still haven't gotten past the "Hello World" stage. It's crap. And they say C++ is bad LOL
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  8215. Why would there be? You expect Ukraine to upload everything?
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  8216. No, and no.
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  8217. Which governments have failed? Every time peace has been offered, the "Palestinians" have rejected it. They don't want peace. They want Israel destroyed.
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  8218. "White Jewish Europeans"... so skin color matters? A person can have Jewish ancestry, live in Europe and have white skin... so what? They are Jewish if that's their core identity. There are Jews living almost every part of the world. That doesn't make them any less Jewish, in the same way someone a Chinese or Indian person living in Europe can still identify as being Chinese or Indian. In New Zealand we have Māori who look white but have Māori ancestry and identify as Māori. "It's just troubling that an ancient book like the "torah" can be used as proof of land ownership"... Only if you spin it the religious (Zionist) way. Fact is that the book being ancient is in and of itself proof of "land ownership". And I mean ownership in the sense that the land is undeniably the Jewish homeland. And I might point out that the Jews have a longer and deeper connection with their ancient homeland than say that of the New Zealand Māori for instance, yet no sane person would deny Māori the right to exist on "their" land. Those who deny the Jewish people the right to exist on their own land are massive hypocrites. "Well I guess Russia has every right to take Ukraine because Kieven Russ"... That's absurd and disingenuous. It reflects a massive misunderstanding of both conflicts and/or intellectual dishonesty. Ukraine has always been a grouping of ethically separate peoples (non-russian). Yes, there were close connections early on but they're not the same people. Ukrainians have been oppressed by russians for much of their recorded history. In the same way, Jews have been oppressed for most of their recorded history by empires and by the Arabs. Being clear here, I stand with Israel in this conflict, just as I stand with Ukraine in their conflict. They both fighting the same axis of evil.
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  8219. This is a really tough one. I was also trying to find the "touching point", but couldn't, and I couldn't follow your reasoning either.
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  8220. ​@jorr1334 Trump is a lying creep. End of story. Not TDS.
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  8221. Would you like a Joe 90 badge in recognition of your outstoundung effort?
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  8222. I've been working on and maintaining software for over a decade that uses heaps of function pointers and arrays of function pointers. It's a very power approach and quite performant if you need it.
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  8223. Why?
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  8224. Straight up corruption.
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  8225. White peoples are more adapted to colder climates with less sunlight. I personally prefer cold weather over heat. My forebears are European and Scandinavian. My ideal climate would be Scotland. So for some folk it's a choice but for most it's historical. You live where you are born.
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  8226. Why is everyone pushing ivermectin before credible trials are completed? I'm guessing you heard stuff in some random right-wing echo chamber?
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  8227. Not sure which podcast you listened to but it wasn't this one... I didn't get any of that out of it.
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  8228. I owned a 1400dl in the early 80s. It was a piece of junk.
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  8229. Yes mice are in laboratories but mice are everywhere anyway. I don't understand why people continue to peddle lab leak stories when we know that approx. 99.9999999% of all viral variants occur naturally?
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  8230. And you do?
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  8231. You just went full leftard over Tommy Robinson. Never go full leftard. Clueless. Little wonder Trump won. You've learned nothing. Just broad brush condemnation of people you know nothing about. I'm out.
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  8232. AOC LOL
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  8233. What's your point?
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  8234. What the hell has happened to Tucker Carlson's brain. I've never liked him but of late he seems to have lost his marbles.
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  8235. There are heavy penalties for corruption, even prison. The problem is overhyped.
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  8236. Putins 3 day takeover still has taken over even one oblast. And why not talk about putins losses? Let me remind you... 500k men, 8000 tanks, 8000 artillery pieces, 30% of the Black sea fleet, 30% of russias refinaries capacity, a big chunk of pootins air defences, a giant hole in putins export revenues... would you like more?
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  8237. Not exploding would have been a nice bonus...
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  8238. Let's hope so. Whatever happens in America spills over into the rest of the world.
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  8239. What a load of bs. Israel is a western ally. It's a situation where both sides are right and wrong simultaneously. It's complicated, but I support Israel's right to exist on their historical homeland. I don't like the war, but the fact is, it wouldn't have happened if Hamas had settled for peace 18 years ago instead of being criminals. It's Hamas who have publicaly stated that they're for genocide.
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  8240. The argument you read from 7:25 is flawed. That no nuclear responce had occurred after those initial "controlled escalations" does not prove that no such responce would have occured had the US "escalated" at a faster rate. That possibility is something we will never know. It's pure speculation. The reality hasn't changed. Putin is clearly unhinged, and he still has the nuclear option. How far he can be pushed is unknown. The sensible approach is to give Ukraine what they need but no more.
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  8241. Who is "u people"? And when it comes to bunches of people not liking each other, it doesn't take much imagination to figure out that russia would be involved in seeding hatred. As for russia taking Odessa, all sane people hope not. Russia's aggression must be stopped for the sake of the world.
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  8242. Australia's emissions would have fallen significantly more if the population hadn't jumped 25%. The left conveniently forget about how their immigration policies work against their emission targets.
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  8243. Why can't they come back?
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  8244. It's either a true statement or it's not. Where it comes from geographically is irelevent.
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  8245. Spot on. Manchester is the department in large stores where you'll find bedding, sheets, pillow covers etc. I would never refer to bed sheets as manchester.
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  8246. Try getting a well paid high tech job without a degree LOL
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  8247. What's wrong with propriatory? Most propriatory software beats open source. Windows and Mac are better desktop OSs than Linux.
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  8248. I don't believe we can come to a fair and reasoned conclusion on this topic if we only start the clock in the 19th or 20th century. I believe the Jewish people have similar indigenous land right claims to that of the Australian Aboriginal indigenous peoples, the North American "first" peoples and may others. I would argue that the Jewish claim is much stronger than that of the NZ Māori for instance, and no one seriously questions that. There is even a treaty. The idea that a Jewish state sprung into existence recently hides critical historical facts. It has been "Jewish" for at least 3000 years based on the evidence I'm aware of. That all said for context... you recently posted a survey that I cannot answer because I consider the so-called "Palestinians" to be the occupiers. In my opinion, the real "Palestinians" are those people who established the Jewish language culture and religion in that region thousands of years ago. These people were not Arabs. I am extremely conflicted. This is a tough problem to solve, and not helped by there being too many pertinent facts ignored by most.
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  8249. Russia is not strong. Not really. And it's getting weaker by the day.
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  8250. What happened to your malls? Our Australian malls haven't changed much. Some are even expanding.
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  8251. Well, Trump was just playing politics. Not so sure about putin. I'm beginning to think he is comletely unhinged.
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  8252. Australia can't reach net zero without nuclear, plain and simple. We can't switch to electric vehicles without nuclear generation. Solar and wind can't do it.
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  8253. Wish I had known that 50 years ago. I've always been skinny.
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  8254. Liz Jarry Strawman?
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  8255. They did but the evidence was hidden. Pretty obvious. Like a drug bust where the drugs are flushed away as the cops arrive. Of course there were WMDs. But it wasn't just that. The guy was a despot, so there was obviously regime change involved. Same should have happened in Syria but Russia stuffed it up.
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  8256. ​@Ravenarh The RuZZians ARE to blame for almost everything that goes wrong.
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  8257. Being a fast typist doesn't make one a fast developer, but it likely hastens the onset of RSI. Software development is not about speed typing. Vim is not the best for development. Fast at what? Why are people so focused on key presses? A good IDE is clearly the best. The whole "it's a distraction" argument is bs. An IDE offers a full featured environment. No serious developer uses vim. At least, I've never seen one in 30 years of software development. Watching "fast developers" buzzing the cursor right left whilst they fix an endless sequence of typos is just cringe. And why use a terminal? It's 2025, not 1985.
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  8258. This video is presenting a pack of lies.
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  8259. That was stupid. It's not a gender issue. Margaret Thatcher was PM during the Falklands war. Most people don't want war... male and female.
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  8260. Not really. Musk has probably wasted more American taxpayers' money than any other American in recent times.. Where would he be without those billions? He builds wealth on the backs of others, their talents, and their hard work. Plus, Tesla wasn't his idea, and he's had more failures than successes. How is the hyperloop shaping up? He's ruined Twitter, and now he's definitely behaving like an oligarch. He's an awful person. It's so often the case that the worst people are the wealthiest. They get there by trampling on others.
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  8261. No, it's the left who have lost their mind with their fanatical anti-Trump bullshit. They're deranged.
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  8262. If it is, it's russia's doing.
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  8263. He's obviously speaking hypothetically. It's a thought experiment.
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  8264. And justifiably so.
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  8265. STI One could be a supporter of the political and economic theories of Karl Marx while being considered an elite. I would consider such a person deluded or confused but then many on the far left are operating in a state of total confusion.
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  8266. ​ @giftedtheos I'm guessing English is not your first language.... there is a huge difference. I suggest you get hold of an English dictionary and check the definitions.
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  8267. You're wrong... kind of. One of the applications I've worked on does exactly that. All numeric values are stored as double. There has never been a problem reported in 25 years. That said, it depends on how the double is used.
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  8268. Easy to say but maybe you could advise how that would be done without landing in prison, being forced into the military as cannon fodder or being shot?
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  8269. Don't eat them.
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  8270. Who cares about the doomsday clock? It's really a kind of publicity stunt. I feel safer now than any other time in my life and I'm 60. The doomsday clock should have been wound back a little.
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  8271. The west isn't going to allow Russia to win in the long run. That's a no brainer.
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  8272. I fully agree with you. I've unsubscribed from numerous "conservative" commentators, news outlets and cable news feeds for that very reason. And that includes this channel and Triggernometry. They all incorrectly conflate rights and freedom with an "I should be able to do what I like whenever I like" mindset, forgetting that we're all part of communities. All rights, no responsibilities. We saw that here. A dissapointing moment in an otherwise great conversation. They just need to think a little deeper.
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  8273. You're doing ok, so why do you feel broke?
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  8274. That's true but sourcing vaccines other than the local AZ is the main cause of delay.
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  8275. My first PC hard drive was 2GB, and I did think it was infinite. Didn't age well.
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  8276. LOL There is no God doing anything. Wake up. Ukrainians are dying every day. Very sad. It's tragic.
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  8277. Would be interesting to know how well the systems scales given the memory bottleneck.
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  8278.  John Steven  Correct but what can be done? This crap is not unique to Australia. Trump was pushing back against similar woke nonsense in the US. The woke movement is relentless.
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  8279. ​ @aroemaliuged4776 Why do you think he doesn't understand the meaning? Seemed like a reasonable statement to me.
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  8280. I'm wary about paying money for any more courses. Most were a dissapointment.
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  8281. You sound deranged? Are you serious?
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  8282. We all get it but Trump doesn't. I'm guessing you missed Trump's rallies?
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  8283. And cities are where most cars are. I've only left the Melbourne city fringe five times in 20 years and two of those was by train. An elecric car would be perfect if it weren't over priced.
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  8284. Loads of people spreading BS and making unsubstantiated claims in the comment section as usual. Very sad. People are not learning anything!
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  8285. The guy asking the questions is very annoying.
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  8286. Are you a rust fanboy or were you refering to the rust guy? I've noticed rust fanboys talking "skill issue" a lot. Just wondering.
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  8287. This channel seems to focus on far left pro Palistinian propaganda?
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  8288. I'm in my 60s and still trying to figure it out.
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  8289.  @eveleung8855  Not really, Russia took 8 years to reach 20% against a much weaker side. Now that the west is backing Ukraine you'll see Russia weaken.
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  8290. Problem is sanctions vs embargoes. Sanctions are leaky and late. They're getting better but still not effective enough.
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  8291. ​ @mikeincalifornia Trump is the problem, not the solution. Trump loves despots.
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  8292. Not really. AI is being over hyped. It takes skill, innovation, immagination, and creativity to come up with the next best great idea. AI is not that. AI is not a brain. It's just a combination of data and maths. It's algorithmic and deterministic. People who believe software development will be replaced by AI have blindly swallowed the hype. AI is a useful tool but not a human replacement.
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  8293. Rubbish. He's one of the best we've had in recent history. Howard and Abbott also.
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  8294. What?
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  8295. The era of cars is not ending.
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  8296. I am ashamed of my government for allowing the disgusting hate fuelled protest at the Sydney Opera House. I know these morons are a tiny but very loud minority, but this should not have happened. We have hate speech laws in Australia... why weren't they enforced?
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  8297. I don't agree that a language has to be hand holding. A language is a tool. It is the users responcibily to use it correctly, just as it is with any tool. Blaming the language for bugs is like blaming a hammer for missing the nail. And don't use a hammer for driving screws etc.
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  8298. You don't set the rules. He doesn't always talk to experts.
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  8299. LOL that makes no sense. You can have Linux for free yet you're saying MS is causing people to not use Linux? Anyone who wants Linux can have Linux. Fact us, most people don't want it. Even people like me who have tried it don't want it. A free OS has 5% market share. An expensive OS has 80% market share. Work it out.
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  8300. So.much wrong with this. The outbreak in Australia has little to do with the season. It's very likely a breakdown in qurantine practices. Humity and heat... how is the weather in Florida and Texas right now? Do some fact checking.
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  8301. I would think it too soon to go open slather on covid?
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  8302. "majority of the rich folk are actually religious and believe that god created humans to dominate nature" That's hardly surprising considering the majority of people in the US are religious.
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  8303. I like him because he has the guts to speak openly and honestly without kowtowing to the woke mob. A rare thing in politics. We need more people like that.
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  8304. Sydney Harbour is not the Pacific Ocean and no one claimed it was. Daniel Fitzhenry did state correctly that the Pacific Ocean is to the east and extends all the way across to North and South America.
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  8305. If a dog like one that lunged at me I would kill if I could. Owning such dogs should be illegal. They are a public menace.
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  8306. There is no western encroachment eastwards. To frame it that way is disingenuous. What we have are a number of former USSR states (and others) who because of Russian aggression decide to join a defence pact. But there is no eastward movement. All Russia need do is stay within it's borders and behave itself as the rest of Europe does. In fact, Russia could become part of the European ""family" if it wasn't such a bad actor. But Russia's latest act of bastardry has set it back decades.
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  8307. The problem there is Hamas.
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  8308. What's the point of comparing to the cold? It's a different virus / disease. The only people I know who compare it to the cold are people wearing tinfoil hats, pandemic deniers, conspiracy theorists, trumpians etc.
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  8309.  @kidthump  "don't get vaccinated" that was stupid and dangerous. Thousands have taken your kind of advice and died for it. Your kind of advice is filling ICU wards.
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  8310. You're going to make an issue out of something as trivial as a burger? LOL How do you know he lied?
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  8311.  @thomasjones4570  Luke calling out AND Leia sensing happened. You can't argue one away because it doesn't fit. She did sense him.
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  8312. I would do the same as you. Russia is a lost cause in my opinion. No one should feel any guilt for leaving, especially in the current situation.
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  8313. Yeah, they probably wouldn't survive modern diseases.
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  8314. Why?
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  8315. Where's your condemnation of HAMAS? It was their choice.
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  8316. Rubbish. Putin invaded Ukraine for no good reason. Ukraine was no threat to anyone. So, how many rubbles do they pay you to troll or perhaps a failed attempt at sarcasm?
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  8317. And your point is?
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  8318. Wokeness is on the increase in Austraia. Victoria is possibly the worst state in the regard.
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  8319. Bullshit troll. You lot said that 3.months ago.
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  8320. Who cares if they did? They have the right to change strategy. Successful companies need to be flexible and adapt to the market. And good job because 11 is better than 10.
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  8321. ​ @kamilziemian995 I didn't buy a new one. Just upgraded. No problems. Rick solid. W11 is great.
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  8322. ​ @rickardstrom9305 That's a choice.
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  8323. LOL
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  8324. Node or JavaScript... that's setting a low bar
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  8325. I would suggest both.
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  8326. White supremacy doesn't drive American culture but wokeism sure does, and not just American culture. Wokeism dominates throughout the West. White supremacy as an influencer is trailing way behind. Thankfully, I would add. No one will convince me that white supremacy has infiltrated every level of society but wokeism sure has. How often do you hear about a university lowering entry levels for white supremacists? Never? Or white supremacist pride month? Never? No, it's all about affirmative action, quotas for women, LGBT rights, minority rights, immigrants. The white supremacists... they're the ones being de-platformed and cancelled.
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  8327. It's difficult to imagine anyone dumb enough to vote for Trump, yet he is still favorite to win. I'm scratching my head.
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  8328. Apparently omicron has reached 1% in Melbourne, based on yesterday's report... very dominant.
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  8329. Typical of Russia, boasting about controlling a city that they themselves have destroyed. Russia ruins everthing it touches, like a cancer.
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  8330. Just be clear, it's 1000 sq km
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  8331. Which government?
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  8332. The importance of a value score is in it's explanatory value.
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  8333. The RT headline states "Ukraine targets Russian city of Sevastopol". That really grates my gears. Russian city my ass. It's Ukrainian.
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  8334. Can you elaborate ... I think Trump is way more capable than most people credit him, largely due to the constant bashing he gets from the left. AOC on the other hand is plain dumb in my opinion.
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  8335. Yes, I have flown between the Australian east coast and NZ many times. It's roughly a 4hr flight.
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  8336. So you deny Jake the right to free speech on his own channel? We come here to get Jake's take on events.
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  8337. Most people don't care. I've turned off telemetry because I could, and it was easy, but that's it. I don't give a toss about extra software. Who would? I still have 600GB free on my SSD with everything installed, including my own stuff and all the software dev tools I use. Why are Linux folk so triggered by extra applications? I use them or not. Makes no difference.
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  8338. When is Western aid arriving? A couple of weeks? This year? Next year? When? I thought aid was already at the Polish border? If not, why not? Mike Johnson's dilly dallying has already cost Ukraine.too much time.
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  8339. You are correct. Well spotted. I did some quick calculations myself and got that there is a trend of around 1mm per year starting from the 1940's. I took a rather simplistic approach but there is clearly a small a rise.
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  8340. This is being hyped out of all proportion to the actual issue. The vaccine was shown to be effective, is effective and is relatively safe. Protocols not being followed by one very small arm does not negate the value of the whole trial. This hype will do nothing other than give further ammunition to antivaxxers. Our vaccine rollout was seriously delayed thanks to media hype and people probably died unnessecarilty.
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  8341. It's not worth more than the US dollar.
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  8342. Car Electrification EV Enthusiasts Even if Australia was to meet it's target or better still, surpass their targets, guess what? There would be no measurable change to the global climates. Australia's emissions are simply too little to matter. Given that. cutting it's own economic neck seems rather pointless, right?
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  8343. Assad was locking up thousands of people way back when the civil war started. That was in part the cause of the war... and pootin backed him.
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  8344. Russia is like cancer.
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  8345. I have no idea what you're talking about, but yes, there are other ways to do it, and some easier.
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  8346. ​​​ @MaseRhea  It's not all about the distance traveled (within reason), it's that the car is officially a new car until it's not officially a new car. Maybe it's travelled 5km or 25km... I don't see that as relevent to its official status as a new car. The car will have devalued as soon as I become the owner, even before I drive it off the lot.
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  8347. Good points. Of course on the far left and on the far right we see a level of insanity. And a lack of critical thinking... on the left it's the woke movement with all of its baggage but the far right have been exposed by the pandemic with their anti-science agenda, antivax, anti-mask, anti-lockdown propaganda and a plethora of misinformation and conspiracy theories, lies about Bill Gates and vaccines, lies around the danger of covid-19, peddling ineffective drugs, preventing mask mandates and their total lack of compassion. I could rant endlessly about the idiocy of the far right and this is all coming from an anti-woke conservative. I am so ashamed of my side.
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  8348. I love C++, but you're right. I'm not so keen on some of the new features.
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  8349. Kind of but not entirely... I doubt that every user knows how the Linux kernel works and is a skilled C developer? Short of that, Windows is little different. I've been a Windows application developer for 30 years. I know how a lot of stuff works, but I don't want to know how Linux works. It's useless for my work. And that's the thing... most people will gain nothing but headaches from attempting to switch and gain no benefit from doing so. Yeah, I was one of those kids who took everything apart, but sometimes life becomes noticeably too short to spend yet more years learning something unnecessarily.
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  8350. Not really. Only the fools and the brainwashed believe Russia offers anything worth having.
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  8351. It should be patently obvious to all by now who is morally inferior, I would say morally bankrupt... and that is Russia. End of story.
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  8352.  @progressivedemagogue8480  Pakman promised a good faith discussion then promptly engaged disingenuous mode. He wiped nothing. Just smoke and mirrors.
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  8353. This is always said but did Ukraine control those nuclear weapons? I've heard no. Did Ukraine have the neans to maintain them? I've heard no. So, what purpose would it serve to have kept them? They would have been a liability, wouldn't they?
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  8354. Russia lying again. Syrian Girl is an idiot. Figured that years ago.
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  8355. Whether paid or not... they're effectively doing Putin's bidding, and that's what worries me. Useful idiots.
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  8356. Funny how the left believe corporations should shouldn't make money while constantly demanding pay rises. Hypocrites.
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  8357. The false flag idea is BS as are most conspiracy theories. Absolutely no evidence for it or them.
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  8358. The only thing in doubt is the death toll and it's likely that will never be known with any accuracy but it should be obvious that Russia's claims are way off the mark as usual.
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  8359. Brilliant commentry. I work from home. I hate stuffy overheated offices. I also hate the pointless social interactions with annoying people. Working from home saves me 10 hours in traffic jams weekly. Saves a lot of $$ on travel expenses. Reduces polution. Less stress. The company also saves on rent and other costs by having a smaller office. I'm also a lot healthier because I dont sit next to infected people for 8 hours a day.
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  8360. ​ @elitist3447 Lol, if you believe lying is a fair campaigning strategy. A felon in charge. It could only happen in America.
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  8361. What difference does a static IP make within the context of this video? I'm clueless 😊
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  8362. They're both bad but one is more bad than the other.
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  8363. I was cautious back in 2022, now I say give Ukraine whatever it needs to kick the ruzzians out.
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  8364.  Ivan Garcia  Perhaps you could backup your claim, or is it just another piece of lefty nonsense.
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  8365. I can also do anything in visual studio (been using it for 25 years). And yes, visual code is horrible.
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  8366. Both lanuages are dog awful in their own ways.
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  8367. 'Zak the Russian' recently posted a nice video mocking the russian clown.
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  8368. Brian Wellbrock It shouldn't matter what his past was. That's why this is so ridiculous.
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  8369. I don't see it as a bellyache, but I do see his ideas as not being applicable to most people. He's projecting an ideal that isn't achievable for 99.99% of folk.
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  8370. Great idea.
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  8371. Not trying to be some kind of smart ass but I found Twiiter to be completely useless. I joined in 2015 to follow Trump out of curiosity. I have no idea what tweeting is or why anyone would want to do it. Even the icons are lane. Still don't know what they do. I think I commented once in 7 years. Was that a tweet? I don't know. I followed a few people and that's it. 40 billion lol. The only platform I've found useful is Youtube. Facebook is also lame and close to unusable. It's nuts too.
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  8372. Not really.
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  8373. Don't blame Trump. They're empowered by the left. Pretty sure there is more support for Antifa among the Democrats.
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  8374. What silence? You want more internat chatter? What we need is unambiguous scientific evidence showing efficiency and safety at the required dosage. This doesn't provide that but the upcoming Oxford study might. So no, there is not deafening silence.
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  8375. Yeah, he's good at comedy. He's also good at leading a country during war.
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  8376. It's that smarter people have the ability to think rationally to a degree where they are able to realise that religion is not based on reality.
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  8377. I believe Google is doing something like that already, and that's why a bunch of perfectly find comments are being shadow banned and/or deleted. I don't believe automated censoring in any form would be reliable. At least not any time soon.
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  8378. Are you serious? You want a lying racist bigoted misogynist for president?
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  8379. I have a function containing only a 1500 line switch statement in my project. It's fine. It works.
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  8380. In what way? And are there any other types of liars other than "lying liars"?
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  8381.  @AiOinc1  I can't write anything in CMD. I hate it.
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  8382. The problems discussed here are actually the fault of the EU. Ridiculous levels of bureaucracy, red tape and protectionism. It looks like the UK has sanctioned itself, but it's realy the EU doing it.
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  8383. You forgotten about the 6000 nukes.
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  8384. You wish. I stand with Israel.
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  8385. ​ @bariole Not compiling to native code is already a showstopper for me, and that's ignoring a bunch of other negatives.
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  8386. Yeah, I feel so sad for Ukraine. Let's hope they prevail.
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  8387.  @jmc5335  Then why can't Sam figure it out?
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  8388. ​@tinynapa5155 So, skin colour affects the rudeness of a country? Don't think so.
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  8389. LOL
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  8390. mahmood Except there is no reason to believe this 'Allah' character even exists, let alone have this apparently fictitious character rule one's life. We have this story to thank for the recent violence in NZ and Shri Lanka. No offense intended.
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  8391. That was a great conversation aside from a couple of ludicrous accusations your guest made against Trump... TDS? I'm not a Trump fan btw, I'm pro Ukraine, but lets stick with reality. Your guest's comment about the origins of Le Pen's party was equally disingenuous. A real stretch that detracts from one's credibility.
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  8392. Sam can't move past the "biological robot" model of human concious. We can see him projecting his assumptions into every discussion on intelligence conciousness and AI. It's hard to imagine a productive discussion on the topic developing, whether that be on human conciousness or AI. Sam is the wrong person for the job. Ironic, given that Sam has much to say on said topic. That said, I would love to hear Bernard's take on AI, but we'd only get to hear the first half.
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  8393. I memorised the op codes and did hex to binary conversion in my head.
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  8394. It's actually pretty simple... Iran and NK have given putin permission to use them. Some of the western donors ask have requested that Ukraine not use them in ruzzia. But you already know this, right?
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  8395. There is a link in the description. I donated on my PC, not phone
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  8396. Miss Malibu California Explain how Israel is the problem? Israel is behind this mess w/the U.S and Saudi Arabia?.. really? LOL
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  8397. I would not trust a self driving car. They need to be banned.
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  8398. I always love a good "Musk is Wrong" video. The segment at 3:23 is pretty much how I see it.
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  8399. Having a baby that close to large dogs (or any dogs) is gross negligence. It's shear stupidity. These dumb animals could maim a small child for life in an instant. And before anyone says "not my dog" or "my dog is a good dog" or "my dog never does that" or "my dog is well trained" or any such copout, um, no... realize that this is what dog owners typically say after a mauling. Honestly, I don't see the appeal in dogs. It seems dog owners are as dumb as there dogs... that's based on observation. Dogs are noisy, filthy, boisterous 'in your face' creatures and they're ruining my life.
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  8400. Spot on.
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  8401. Don't be ridiculous.
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  8402. It just means a mistake. There is nothing odd about it.
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  8403. Rubbish.
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  8404. Eclipse is a dog of an IDE. People seem to love it. That puzzles me greatly.
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  8405. Sam Harris, fantastic stuff but are you able to produce a podcast without bashing Trump? Closing borders and banning flights was the correct thing to do. And you critise Fox News without crtising the worst offenders, the left leaning mainstream media, aka the fake news media.
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  8406. Actually you're wrong. Ukraine didn't have the military strength to hold those towns early on but the balance of power has been shifting over rime. Ukraine gaining strength and weaponry while Russia weakens. So your logic is flawed. Pretty simple. And you obviously listed a wall of text for impact rather than substance. Tiny little towns can easily be retaken.
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  8407. Fulan Gong are not Islamic. Would be easy to go off topic covering the plethora of other oppressed minorities.
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  8408. I've never upgraded to get a better motherboard, and that's back as far the mid-1990s. It was always to get a faster CPU. A motherboard upgrade was often a necessity enforced by chip venders. Yeah, newer motherboards often provided better features, but that was never a motivation to upgrade.
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  8409. I would like a Tesla but they're absurdly expensive and way out of reach of most people on this planet. If we're going to replace fossil fueled cars with electric, they'll have to be a fraction of the price. I could buy 10 cars in my price range for one Tesla.
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  8410. Yeah, Kamala Harris is likely already in the lead. Polls often lag. The trend is moving very fast in Harris' favor. Gap in betting odds closing fast.
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  8411. The differences are huge enough for that not to change the outcome. C++ fastest. Python slowest. The algorithm used here is also simple enough to not offer much more in terms of optimisation.
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  8412. Well said Michael O'Brien. Limited powers on a month by month basis when absolutely necessary. Let Parliament deal with it as it should.
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  8413. TheZchristina97 So you have a problem with comparing Asian Americans to Blacks?
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  8414. I hate java. I've been trying to learn it for 25 years. My brain says no. Too many years coding in C and C++.
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  8415. The Ukrainians ARE ready to negotiate, but they know Putin's possition, and that position is ludicrous and unacceptable. It's not even a starting point. In fact, it's insane. Putins' position boils down to... "give us more land. Cripple your military. Never join NATO. Do those things, and then maybe we'll stop bullying you until we rebuild our military".
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  8416. Europe has over 2000 tanks. They can also send a hundred but Germany is the blocker.
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  8417. Can you elaborate? My main gripe is his TDS.
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  8418. I still use new and delete and never have a problem with it.
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  8419. Russia has no more right to a buffer zone than any other state. I'm pretty sure Ukraine would like a buffer zone.
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  8420. This guy is clueless. Why are you wasting time with these maga types. The whole Trump campaign has been smoke and mirrors and lies. Something stinks.
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  8421. Europe and the US have supplied similar amounts similarly slowly.
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  8422. What would it take for NATO to become directly involved? I mean, Russia cannot be permitted to win surely?
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  8423. These podcasts are usually pretty good, but not so much this time. Hitchens talking a load of nonsense is not the usual high standard.
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  8424. Thanh Ho Viet The laws existed before Trump. That's the point. Laws either need to be enforced or if they're wrong then change them.
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  8425. AortaHeart Perhaps the previous administration simply ignored the act due to ideological reasons instead of fixing it. Liberal always looking to blame Trump even when it was another's fault. It's tiresome.
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  8426. Not sure what you mean? Racism is prejudice based on race. Would you agree, racism is a specific form of prejudice?
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  8427. ​ @davidwebster4457 I think paul was referring to your somewhat terse tone.
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  8428. Still promoting far right talking points? This is why I cancelled my subscription. Tired of the unsubstantiated conspiracy nonsense. Why when every known virus had a natural origin does this one have to be a lab leak? Because Trump thinks so? Because it's China? Because you want it to be? How about it being natural like the rest?
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  8429. ​@istvanglock7445 Not really. Not with russia rampaging and the US going isolationist. Time for the UK and the rest of Europe to wake up.
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  8430. I'm struggling to understand why these Russians are so damn evil and so full of hate?
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  8431. No, they wouldn't. The guest speaker was spot on. You're basically calling on magic. Just give them a pile of stuff, and the war would end. No. A country of 145 million with the soviet stockpile wouldn't give up that easy.
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  8432. I use Intel i7 12700 and an Nvidia GPU. I don't touch AMD.
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  8433. Even a broken clock can be right sometimes
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  8434. Didn't know 95 supported a password login?
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  8435. Not quite sure where you going with that comment but the Russians are the fascists. Hope you've got that sorted?
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  8436. He didn't mention it most likely because it's irrelevent. Its a talking point that has recently circulated, but it makes no sense. Neither side can build significant fortifications right on the front lines, and international borders ARE the front lines. The side building anything significant needs to be back a distance, as was russia when it built the huge trench systems in the south. They were well back, not because they couldn't fire long range missiles, but because Ukraine could.
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  8437. Sounds like the job from hell. I was lucky... 20 years of uninterrupted C++ development.
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  8438. All three "Abrahamic" religions have at their base, the same bronze age myths. Just three different angles on the same nonsense.
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  8439. There is use for everyone to do so. We all live on the same planet. Granted, the people living in lowlands near the sea will be the first to feel the pain as their land turns into wetland but most people won't care. The longer we collectively can hold off the disaster the more chance we'll avoid it. And Putin's war is just making everything worse.
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  8440.  El-ahrairah  No, the left are doing most of the censoring now but they're using there own unique techniques and strategies to do it. Also, you need to stop conflating conservative/right with religous conservatism. They are different things. There are conservative atheists for instance. There are fiscal conservatives and social conservatives. For many on the right, the issues are more about preserving culture and national pride e.g. Trump and MAGA.
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  8441. That ruZZian medic shocked me... he doesn't understand why Ukrainians are flighting? Really? Can anyone be that ignorant?
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  8442. Then why has rap survived? A lot of black rappers.
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  8443. Sorry but I don't understand the attraction of guns. I've never touched one, owned one or fired one and hopefully never will. Outside of war, why?
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  8444. Not really.
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  8445. There are many different levels and types of correction, reasons for it and reasons for it continuing. The broad brush approach isn't useful.
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  8446. Because it's ageist. Better would be to select on merrit.
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  8447. She's allocating enough memory using C function malloc to hold an 'int' value. This is typically 4 bytes, but not always. The cast was not necessary in C. SIZEOF provides the number of bytes requured. *num_pointer = 42; // asignes the value 42 to num_pointer. The * dereferences the pointer.
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  8448. Seems Ireland wants to be a freelolder?
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  8449. It's an OS made for users, the way cars are made for drivers. To continue the analogy... car drivers don't need to know how a car works. Car drivers don't need to tinker under the hood before driving. Linux is the car that requires the driver to be the tinkerer, the mechanic, and the auto electrician. Even worse, your car is delivered flat packed with missing parts. That's Linux.
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  8450.  @etacarinae2643  You're obviously a Russian troll who's swallowed Putin's lies. Wake up.
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  8451. That proves nothing. The two issues are unrelated.
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  8452. Yeah, he makes me feel ancient.
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  8453. The SJW / woke movement is a serious threat and an issue worth discussing. And in my opinion, more interesting than recycling the same old philosophical stuff we've been listening to for decades.
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  8454. Trump 2020 is all I want to say.
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  8455. Pretty obvious Trump wasn't literally suggesting people be injected but the left and their fake news media misrepresent everything he says. That said, Trump knows the silly games the left are playing, so he'd better be careful.
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  8456. Blood Angel Most people are not in a 45% range (if any) so not really an issue. We have a graduated tax scale. Low incomes are taxed at a lower rate. The 10% is not on all goods. Many low incomes are effectively tax free.
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  8457. What's your point troll? He's already served in the US.
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  8458. Toni Johnson That was stupid. If you think you're so clever then tell us who started the wars in the middle east. Hint: Bush and Obama.
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  8459. Did he say that?
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  8460. Everything is taking too long. Too long for tanks, too long for shells, too long for jets... meanwhile, the ruZZian fascists just keep coming.
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  8461. LOL. You've bought into the leftist propaganda. It's unfortunate that Sam set up an echo chamber for this discussion. You really needed to hear both sides.
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  8462. The left peddles woke BS. The right peddles covid BS. Right there is the problem. Neither side can claim legitimacy. Both sides promote fake news. Both sides can justifiably mock the other.
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  8463. Probably easier to more strategic build a new one later than it would be to capture and hold it.
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  8464. I can remember floppys. The thin flat ones that were actually floppy. The first computer I used only had storage on cassette tapes with a massive transfer rate of 300 bits per sec.
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  8465. The RuZZian state TV clown show rolls on.
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  8466. I hear two people talking about it. That's a long way from the world talking about it. I sure as hell hope ruzzia stays sanctioned for a very long time. It cannot be trusted.
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  8467. Shut up. A lot of the equipment sent is old and about to become obsolete anyway. The $$ are mostly valuations, not cost. But nice try troll...
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  8468. You can be an expert in Visual.Basic though I'm not. I prefer C++. But your mockery is silly. What the acronym stands for is irrelevant as it pertains to Visual Basic today (which is anything but beginner level). And generalising on the usage of = vs == is invalid as there is no standard usage for these symbols.
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  8469. I also thought about it that way when the news first broke but now I'm leaning toward Russia doing it as way to scare off the west and Russia knows it's not going to be selling gas through them anyway. I'm still conflicted.
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  8470. People who still believe a small bunch of dishevelled disorganised protesting opportunists could take over the US government need a reality check.
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  8471.  @jamesmatson5205  Based on? Based on statements made in this podcast. I would have thought that obvious? Listen again.
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  8472. Speed is not always the most important metric. I would argue that ease of use and the self-documenting nature of a good GUI, and the look and feel of such, is more important. This is why I prefer Windows over Linux. It is also why I preferred the Amiga in the 80s over DOS. A few seconds saved isn't significant in the bigger picture.
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  8473. I don't usually entertain conspiracy theories but what's the chance this is all a smokescreen and combined force of Russian and Wagner forces will mount an attack on Keiv from the north? I don't trust any of these scumbags and I'm worried.
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  8474. Israel is in the right, right?
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  8475. Software development is a huge and diverse field. I could answer questions about compiler design or assembly language or C++ development or Lisp, but I'm clueless on anything related to networking or Web development or java. I wouldn't be able to do "Hello World" in html, let alone anything deeper. I see a kind of mocking of people that can't answer x or y... perhaps they know a bunch of other stuff etc.
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  8476. I'm curious to know why if Germany makes the tanks, why has it not got enough of them? You're basically getting them at cost price in a sense.
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  8477. It looks good.
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  8478. Yeah, that's what Hamas and a lot of fanatical hate filled muslims are calling for and that's why Israel has to be tough.
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  8479. It's not possible to be 1,000% wrong. I would say he's 100% right. Trump is a crackpot and getting worse. He hates Ukraine and has a soft spot for Russia. All bets are off as to what will happen if he wins... but it won't be good. Everything I've heard Trump say about Ukraine and the war is extremely worrying.
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  8480. Wow, so may tinfoil hat wearing morons commenting here. It's comedy gold!
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  8481. Peter Hitchens is an idiot with nothing useful to say, in my opinion. And anyone who would criticize masks during a pandemic when there is widespread community transmission is also an idiot. Professionals wear masks when transmission of infectious disease is a risk. So should the community when there is similar risk. Thousands are now dead thanks to bad advice on masks and distancing, lock-downs etc.
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  8482. Who is "he"?
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  8483. The channel name wouldn't be helping.
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  8484. Get real. Ukraine will win. The west is immensely more powerful than Russia which right now is becoming a joke. They're being beaten up by a country a third their size. Russia's super power status is over.
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  8485. Yes, with a bunch of extensions but it's a long time since I looked at some code. I enjoyed Pascal but Delphi became a bloated mess in my opinion.
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  8486. There needs to be more investigation into Palestinian terrorist activity and less focus on Israel. The UN has been bullying Israel for decades. Thankfully this irrational anti Israel stance by the UN is being regularly exposed by UN Watch.
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  8487. You are correct but 90% of the people commenting on this video are not thinking rationally. It's easy to judge after the event but the police have to make life and death on the spot decisions without hesitation. They made the correct decision in this case.
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  8488. What do you think they are rejecting, and what would be their prefered identity? Just curious. I'm not American.
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  8489. I wonder whether that 18 year old colledge student cares as much about the Ukrainians being killed by her government as she does about herself and her town? I'm guessing not. Well said Jake. My thoughts exactly.
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  8490. Those ruzzia TV clowns are too stupid to listen to. Hurts my brain.
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  8491. I'm hoping India will figure out which it's on.
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  8492. PHP is still being taught in our leading technical college.
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  8493. Why would anyone still be using make files in 2024?
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  8494. They're not banned anymore, are they? They've been sending drones 2000km into Russia. They probably don't have the means to do it quickly, but they are chipping away at it.
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  8495. Whilst it's spreading Ukraine's troops along an ever increasing frontline, it's also spreading ruzzia's forces over an ever increasing frontline.
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  8496. VAT makes more sense than tariffs. Consumption taxes serve an entirely different role economically than tariffs (which are more to do with international trade).
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  8497. Free Thought Not trying to confrontational and I think your points are pretty close but.. Dave is simply indicating to us his general position on political and social issues without having to describe them in detail. That's not what is generally meant by 'identity politics' but rather it's (for instance) the divisive process used by the left to break communities into small groups which they then consider to be oppressed minorities. At least that's how it pans out in practice and it's extremely toxic. I see no problem with labels.
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  8498. Depends on your perspective. It's easy and often expedient to label a group not liked as terrorists when they're actually not. That's what Russia is doing right now. That's also what Turkey is doing. It's politics over substance.
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  8499. Your system relies on rational actors and informed voters. That falls apart when the Trump cult is involved.
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  8500. Probably a lot of stock already in Russia or on the way through supply lines. The stores would basically own the stock and therefore will continue to sell stock until supply lines are exhausted. This seems like an obvious explanation for much of it? In other words, sanctions take time to bite.
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  8501. We already have 400+ running relatively successfully, right?
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  8502. Not really.
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  8503. China's figures have to be wrong. I had the same in january. All the main symptoms. Took weeks to recover from lung issues. No tests available.
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  8504. Everything he said was perfectly reasonable.
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  8505. Not sure how pharmaceutical companies would be relevent? Vitimin D is cheap and widely available from multiple supplement manufacturers.
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  8506. Please don't believe everything you "hear".
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  8507. Yes, but I hate dogs.
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  8508. How many tanks does Ukraine already have, albeit old ones?
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  8509. AMD have had their problems. Intel won't be going away any time soon. I wouldn't buy another AMD CPU. Been dissapointed too many times with them. I've had 5 AMD CPUs. No more.
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  8510. Wrong and wrong.
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  8511. What do we know about our minds? Simple... not much.
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  8512. That's one take on it but it's not the only way to spin it.
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  8513. So, in your school there were no maths lessons? This type of thing (algebra) is usually taught at age 13 or 14.
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  8514. They never get anything on him. Probably because there isn't.
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  8515. Can people stop whining about limitations. There'll always be limitations. The US isn't going to supply large quantities of some of the world's best weapons and then say do whatever you like with them. The real problem is that the US is too slow to adapt to the changes on the front lines, etc. Some donor countries claim to be imposing no limits. Denial is a good strategy. We'll never know what the actual terms of use are, and that's as it should be. If we know, then ruzzia knows, and that's bad.
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  8516. What you saying about vaccines exposes your ignorance. I have done plenty of research.
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  8517. I'm conflicted. He doesn't apply the same standards of reasoning to himself that he demands of others. That became clear during the Trump years.
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  8518. Unlike C++, the C language does not provide for pass by reference. In order to have a function modify an object or variable passed in (such as person), one has to pass a pointer. That pointer will be dereferenced by the function with operator -> The other reason for passing a pointer would be for efficiency.
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  8519. Yeah, but how does Ukraine's new missile compare with ATACMs?
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  8520. I'm one of those people who can't keep up. I'm pretty good at what I've been doing. Same company for 20 years. I hate what I need to do now. It sucks.
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  8521. Probably a lot
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  8522. Don't be ridiculous. To say this is an insult to Putin's victims. There is no equivalence.
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  8523. Just so you'll know... I prefer your Task Manager and Start Menu to what we have today. I also loved Pinball.
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  8524. That's too pedantic.
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  8525. Disgusting.
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  8526. ​ @baronvonlimbourgh1716 Their brains have absorbed so much bs over their lifetimes that it makes them look like idiots. Doesn't mean they are idiots though.
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  8527. Yeah, but go to any far left or far right echo chamber and you'll see the same behaviour exhibited by both sides. As for stuff being caught on sensors... what is that stuff? Well, we don't know. All we have is opinion. Vouched for with high credibility... ok, but that's still opinion. I'm neutral on this stuff. I'm interested but I've not seen nor heard anything I would consider credible evidence of alien ships for instance. Just a talk-fest. Just lots of unsubstantiated claims.
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  8528. Thank you for doing a better job of presenting the facts than the abysmal mainstream media.
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  8529. Putin has a lot of points, but none of them are valid.
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  8530. Musk needs to follow through with free speech on twitter. Free speech was banned on Twitter by the far left woke morons. Its an echo chamber of wokeness. That's why I closed my account.
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  8531. Teresa Thayn "The rest of the planet is laughing hysterically!!" ... No, it's mainly the left who are laughing. He has a lot of support among conservative and centrists all over the planet.
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  8532. You realise this is a war? They do actually need everything and more of it and quickly.
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  8533. I would say... 'pointer' is the pointer variable itself... e.g. int *p; // p is a pointer "points to" is relevant when we use it (assuming that 'p' has been initialised): e.g. int a = *p; // dereferencing the pointer i.e. 'p' points to an int, the value of which gets assigned to 'a' You could have something like int ***p; i.e. 'p' is a pointer, '*p' is a pointer etc. So, you could have a chain of pointers e.g. a linked list could be implemented thus. In this case you can step through the list by dereferencing the node pointers. You can also have a doubly linked list which allows stepping backward and forward.
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  8534. Seems like he's just making stuff up as he goes. All too conspiratorial and anti American. Almost Chomsky lite.
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  8535. In both cases it's impossible to win because it's a war against an idea deeply enmeshed within a religion. Even isis is not really defeated. The ideas still persist like a time bomb ready to explode. Bad ideas cannot be destroyed by guns and bombs.
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  8536. All of your allied countries are asking the same question 🇦🇺
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  8537. mthakore When did Shermer shit on the left? He seemed pretty balanced.
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  8538. Biden and Harris were excellent. Strap yourself in for 4 years of absolute clownish mayhem, worse than we suffered from 2017 to 2020. I'm shocked that voters chose Tump a 2nd time.
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  8539. ​​​ @lightinside87 This is why I hate the whole high level full stack web stuff. It's why I prefer C++. It supports high and low level concepts all in one place. No need for the JNI crap that java relies on. C++ implementations produce efficient high performance standalone executables. Web front end development tool are full.of ugly hacks and workarounds. JS is an awful language that took hold for all the wrong reasons.
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  8540. What a load of rubbish. Yeah, just blame the British for everything. Lazy argument.
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  8541. They are not in the war yet. Are you that dumb? The answer is zero. How many has Russia lost?
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  8542. The mainstream media don't care about real news. They're lazy. They get bored quickly, and they're only interested in short-term hype.
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  8543. A transgender woman.
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  8544. Correct. Putin is bad.
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  8545. No, these protesters are a joke.
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  8546. I know a lot of people love Mr Sweeney but I don't rate him. He's dead wrong again. This time it's his claims relating to striking Russia with long range missiles. I suspect Russia would simply escalate it's terror. I believe Ukraine should stay focused on military targets that will directly benefit their counter offensives. The thing that will hurt Russia the most is losing territory.
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  8547. What about it? That's what happens in war. Accidents happen. Tell pootin about it. He bombed 1000 schools. He killed tens of thousands of Ukrainians. He bombs supermarkets, childrens playgrounds and grain storages. He wants to starve Africa. He started the whole mess. He can end it... but he won't. He wants war. Now stop trolling.
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  8548.  @UsmanKhan-ty4bg  I thought Duran was a ruZZian propagandist?
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  8549. Rubbish.
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  8550. Then you heard wrong. Wisdom would also play a role.
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  8551. ​​ @marnuscoreyempanadaslooseb6760 It's a fair bet that a majority would be given that Australia is on balance left leaning currently. Our maga types are few. They're the weirdos out in the street still protesting about vaccines and lockdowns 4 years on.
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  8552. Error reporting is not the most important part of a language. Some of the C++ template error messages sure can be confusing, but I believe this is outweighed by the language positives. As for Rust.. yes, the error reporting is worse than C++, as is the weird syntax and unintuative semantics.
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  8553. Why are you broke? Maybe you live in a low income country?
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  8554. And your point is?
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  8555. "A lot of armchair experts here saying the Army Chief is wrong"... And the problem with that is what exactly? He is giving his opinion. Others will disagree, including other military experts who believe Ukraine will win. At the end of the day, no one knows. Not you, not me and not this Army Chief. You list a bunch of past mistakes... you do realise that the past is not necessarily a good predicter of the future, right?
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  8556. Not those who voted for Harris.
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  8557. We're trying very hard to not trigger pootin into to doing something very very bad.
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  8558.  @michellehazarian4730  That was stupid. Let's at least be objective with our criticism for there is plenty to choose from without going full tinfoil hat mode.
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  8559. No, but it will go.
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  8560. Why does Linux break so often?
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  8561. Israel has learned that it cannot trust any of the so called "palistinians". Israel will have to toughen up on security, and the losers will be the so called "palistinians". These fools never learn. Of course, most of the blame must lie with the Islamic terrorist leaders and backers who spread hatred of Jews and terrorise Israeli civilians on a regular basis.
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  8562. Big (O) is not broken. You have to understand the constant component. And which time complexty is appropriate and which conditions. But yes, modern hardware has made that goal more difficult.
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  8563. Care to elaborate?
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  8564. I agree with your sentiment but I don't think we should be expecting any reparations. Russia will be bankrupt. And does anyone really believe Russia would pay reparations even if it could? Russia is evil and only cares about its empire building and bashing the 'evil' west. It doesn't even care about its own civilians except in so much as they play a role in the Kremlin's ambitions.
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  8565. Merkel was terrible for Europe. This was already obvious a decade ago. Obama was also awful geopolitically. Trump wouldn't have to do much to better either of them. They both aided Putin's war agenda.
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  8566. @jacklondon999 Sam and the OP both had some interesting (and rational) to say, and I supect they'll both continue... not like you.
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  8567. In the simple case, it doesn't matter which way you write it, but you have it backward... the * belongs to the P (conceptually). The * is not the type. It is saying P is a pointer to the type. Think about this example... int X, *Y;
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  8568. I've been programming in C since 1980s and C++ since the 90s. They've been around for a while. C++ is still my preferred language and is the main one I use professionally. Never used C# or Java.
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  8569. It's a tricky situation to juggle.
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  8570. No it won't ignoramus, it's mRNA. Work it out. In any case, it's for people with cancer already.
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  8571. The imigration issue is decades old. There's nothing new there and no one really cares, else they woukd have fixed it already. The last thing the world needs right now is to have Frump back in power.
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  8572. Those evil assholes spewing hatred in Sydney was shameful. On the plus side, the Sydney Opera House was lit up in Israel's colors in support, as were many other Australia landmarks. That made me feel proud. Israel is our ally and friend. Long live Israel.
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  8573. Unless you're stuck on 10 year old hardware, who cares? That said, I would describe every Linux distro as light weight. It's a relatively basic cut-down OS.
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  8574. Yeah, maybe wait a decade.
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  8575. Yes, but only if the questioner asks for them.
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  8576. I doubt it.
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  8577. I would trust NATO way more than I would trust Russia. I mean seriously? A defence pact vs a long term aggressor? There is nothing to debate.
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  8578. I am an atheist who is not 100% sure there is no god.
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  8579. India is morally bankrupt. Additionally, I don't think India cares about muslims, since they've been causing too much trouble domestically.
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  8580. ​ @BillGreenAZ Alarmed? No. Concerned? Definitelly.
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  8581. And the ever increasing woke stupidity coming from Labor/Greens.
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  8582. ​ @harleyquinn8202 LOL. Tinfoil hat firmly in place?
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  8583. Not really.
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  8584. I am disgusted that my government allowed that disgracefull event at the Sydney Opera House to go ahead. On the plus side, these scumbags are a rowdy minority of brain dead useful idiots. And the Opera house and many other Australian landmarks were lit up in Israeli colors in support of our peaceful Jewish communities.
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  8585. What?
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  8586. Yeah, that would be very strange.
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  8587. No.
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  8588. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. You don't have to agree. It's ok.
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  8589. ​ @PhantomOfManyTopics Yeah, right... how many rubbles did they pay you?
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  8590.  @steven5054  And you have a problem with Peterson "making a killing"? He'll only be successful if he's providing something useful, in which case the "killing" is deserved.
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  8591. Brilliant work. Conservatives have generally lost the plot on this one. The far left are batshit crazy but what I'm seeing on the right isn't far behind. It's embarrassing. That said, I still can't accept the idea that Trump was serious about injecting or having a light brought inside. It's simply too preposterous.
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  8592.  @nyelement007  Sorry but you haven't got a clue.
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  8593.  @amateur9626  Another commenter without a clue.
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  8594. I would say practical and pragmatic reasons.
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  8595. Well said.
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  8596. Yes, but Biden didn't have to stuff it up, right? He didn't have to abandon thousands of people who supported the US, right? He didn't have to leave a bunch of mitary equipment in the hands of terrorists, right?
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  8597. I can't see anything wrong with it?
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  8598. Is everyone who works for a company responsible for everything said company does? No. We're only responsible for our own actions.
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  8599. This Russian guy is deep into Putin's delusion.
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  8600. My one contains contradictions so is not perfect... which one do you use?
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  8601. Most weren't.
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  8602. Taiwan would be a better example than Sweden which is in the top ten worst per capita death rates. Sweden is as bad a disaster as Italy. Other than that, Alan Jones is correct.
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  8603. The Bitcoin chart reminds me of some of those tiny mining companies the promised a lot but never delivered a dollar. It's got that boom and bust look about it.
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  8604. Putin spewing more lies.
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  8605. Oh, I always thought it was "ooh bun too"? That's how everyone I know says it.
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  8606. Mandates are a good idea as long as everyone is offered a vaccine. Special cases aside, one would need to be a total fool this far into a pandemic to not want to be vaccinated. Sometimes force is required e.g. a licence to drive a car.
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  8607. I've seen a few of those in NZ.
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  8608. So, everyone just follows the leader blindly, or do they think for themselves? Please tell me it's the latter?
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  8609. Well, those responsible for getting something done have already had 2 years to figure something out.
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  8610. Please tell me what religion has contributed to society?
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  8611. Depends on it's size
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  8612.  @jfbeam  Spot on. Road capacity typically lags population growth.
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  8613. ​​​ @truth4004 Hope so. We (Australia) have our election next year. We have some batshit crazy people on the right.
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  8614. The best part was Trump playing his invisible concertina.
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  8615.  @louisejoel  Don't be so damn stupid.
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  8616. @UCt1xaNC1XJ3Ps1izTWMeqkQHe's not a shill. Try not to resort to baseless insults. He can't cover everything in a single video. Maybe he's not aware of the latest report?
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  8617. So imprisoning Tommy Robinson for 13 months was the only way to guarantee justice in this case? Picking low-hanging fruit maybe? The police/justice system would have acted on the 'rape gang' issue years ago if it was serious about justice, right? Looks more like a cover up.
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  8618. That's not really the point, though. It's not as if both sides are equivalent.
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  8619. None of that is relevant to the current attacks. And you're wrong about Trump.
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  8620. Not really. Nope. You're way off. Same as saying leave Russia alone and it will come good. No. Not any time soon. Evil and delusion exist. Probably always will. That's why we have jails and defence pacts like NATO.
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  8621. One can only hope the Russian leadership collapses and/or sees sense before that happens.
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  8622. There was no binding security agreement.
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  8623. ​@gerryhouska2859 It was an agreement between specific leaders but not between countries.
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  8624. Robert Neville But this mess was caused by the regressive left so why bring conservatives into it?
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  8625. Brilliant.
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  8626. Why aren't Trump's lies called out?
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  8627. What you're saying is true and it's probably harder for the younger generations than it was for mine. I'm at the tail end of the baby boomer generation (age early 60s). I worked my but off for 40 years and scrimp and save to own a modest home and a cheap car. At one point with a mortgage at 18%, I almost went bankrupt. I've never had the luxury to do what these guys can do and I'm still working.
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  8628. @Tree Being Jewish has nothing to do with it. There are plenty of conservative Jews who would disagree with Sam.
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  8629. I prefer the startup environment. As a company grows and becomes more "corporate", job satisfaction plummets. You just get more managers who are clueless, more procedure that is time wasting and too many pointless meetings.
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  8630. Interesting that your viewers are mostly in the older age group. I wonder why? I'm one of them (mid 60s)
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  8631. I feel sorry for him. He's got a good heart. Most sane people across the world are equally shocked and appalled by America voting for a lying racist biggotted felon.
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  8632. Stupid comment.
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  8633. They're probably brainwashed by a lifetime of propaganda.
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  8634. ​ @animalyshorts YES
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  8635. Nope.
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  8636. Trump did f all to help Ukraine. Did you forget that ruzzia invaded in 2014? Trump says he can end the war in one day? How? By throwing Ukraine under the bus? Trump is all blah blah blah.
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  8637. If you don't like it, then go somewhere else instead of being a jerk.
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  8638. I wish Russia and the west could all be good friends. I see no reason why we can't other than some politics. We are all human together on this planet.
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  8639. NSW has done well until this latest delta outbreak, but as many countries are now discovering, the old strategies are failing. This time tougher measures are needed. As for the WHO... do we really care what they recommend?
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  8640. I touch Rust and got my fingers burned, metaphorically. I'm not going back for more. It was painful.
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  8641. I would argue that tanks will speed up the outcome.
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  8642. I think about it a lot but the question that never finds an answer is.... why have the left gone insane? Maybe you have the answer,?
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  8643. ​@stevedolesch9241 It's not backstabbing. It's the far right maga clowns. It's political dysfunction.
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  8644. ​ @longandshort6639  Yes long term. Short term about as good as any other and better than some.
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  8645. Hey Thunderf00t, long time listener and watcher here... can you do more science and less of the childish "bash Elon Musk" stuff? Please.
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  8646. How do you make peace with a terrorist? Sweet talk them? Pootin can stop now, so why doesn't he. He's the bad guy. It's his call.
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  8647. It was important and not important for various reasons depending on the context.
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  8648. Rubbish. There is no such thing as 'the true gospel'. The gospel is a piece of fiction and in practice it's whatever people make of it. When things go well it's 'praise the lord'. When things go wrong it's 'not a real christian' or 'not enough faith' or 'not guided by the spirit' or some other cop out. It's ridiculous.
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  8649. There is nothing wrong with adjusting to suit what voters want. That's the whole point of democratic systems. The issue is whether or not she's "pretending" as you put it. Politicians also often change focus over time anyway. Again, that's perfectly fine, even though political enemies will try to weaponize it. So, Harris needs to move toward the centre. I think you're overreacting.
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  8650. You know Assembly, C, C++ and Ada? How about Lisp and Pascal?
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  8651. Not really.
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  8652. Why be an asshole?
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  8653. The weapons haven't even reached the Ukrainians yet so how can the Russians have them? That's why thousands are trapped in the steelworks. These guys are idiots. If you two are so clever then give us the solution. I'm guessing they'll tell us just let Russia take what it wants?
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  8654. Some are being manipulated by big money. ATP Geopolitics just covered this. watch?v=l5xW14nhW2w @51 : 50
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  8655. Yes, there is something very wrong with a segment of the American society, the low vaccinatination rates in some states, the anti-vaxx and anti-mask propaganda and the seeming ambivalence to the high and increasing death toll and the swamping of hospital ICQs.
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  8656. Exactly. Most of the racism is now found on the left.
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  8657. matter45 It's not because they have their heads screwed on, it's because NZ is very fortunate in having the necessary renewable natural resources in abundance, in particular, hydro and geothermal. These have been in use for decades and had nothing to do with climate change. Australia has lots of coal. Think about it. Think about this... The Clyde Dam, one of New Zealand's largest generators was vehemently opposed by environmentalists prior to it's construction yet this dam is responsible for a significant capacity. Environmentalists do not like dams and they do not like wind generator turbines not do they like mining nor industry but this is all required along the way toward "getting your heads screwed on the right way". The solutions for Australia are even tougher.
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  8658. Of course, but it's a nice, simple overview of some of the topics.
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  8659. Even a broken clock can be right.
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  8660. That was brilliant. Hopefully with Trump now at the end of his Presidency we'll hear less Trump bashing from Sam and more of his high quality thinking. The thing worrying me the most right now is the thought that the Democrats may have gained control of the senate. Wokeness super-powered. I'm not even American. I live on the other side of the planet but I see a tidal wave of wokeness coming my way soon. The world is going mad for sure.
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  8661. Is that a C++ problem or an Android problem? I have all sorts of problems building C++ code developed on Linux, but few with code developed on Windows. I think a lot of the problems I've encountered are due to the original development environments.
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  8662. Should we be using Ivermectin for COVID? No, not until it has been proven safe and effective.
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  8663. There are no losers. It's a proportional system... unlike in facist states such as ruzzia. In real functional democracies, politicians have to cooperate and work toward what voters wanted. That's the opposite of how fascists like putin function. Putin only cares about Putin. He doesnt care about ruzzians. Similarly, Trump doesn't care about Americans. Trump only cares about Trump. But he can't prevail for long.
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  8664. ​ johnnyhjohns3817  I find my comments almost always get deleted if I post any kind of link.
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  8665. Who is "they"?
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  8666. Why?
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  8667. And you support the terrorist axis of evil? You must be so proud?
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  8668. The typical java example is likely worse based on my experience.
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  8669. Then there would be no point in creating this video. Just post up the answer at the 10 second mark. No. This is a teaching exercise, right?
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  8670. That's not a win for java. That's a flawed argument.
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  8671. I used to respect India, but now I don't. India has become morally bankrupt.
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  8672.  @kenadams5504 You're ignoring context. There is a difference between a localised war and a global nuclear exchange, right?
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  8673. The so called "NATO expansion" is often misrepresented and wrongly used by a pro Russian minorities as justification for Russia's aggression. That never made sense. NATO exists because of Russia's aggression.
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  8674. That wouldn't be a good reason to become cynical. There'll always be liars.
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  8675. Switch to Linux over pronounds? LOL, no.
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  8676. Minerals can be a blessing and a curse. We're lucky to have them, but there's the downside, e.g., when your best customers might be less than friendly.
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  8677. Given it's size advantage over Ukraine, Russia is pathetic.... but that's a good thing.
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  8678. Nice sarcasm.... but seriously, BLM is toxic and don't deserve any support. Not an honest player at all.
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  8679. I hate the pickles anyway. I always toss them out.
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  8680. Future aid will likely depend on the election results somewhat, but in my opinion, more aid is likely, albeit with the same dilly dallying lateness. The alternative is to have an empowered russia on Europe's doorstep. But you're right about Europe.
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  8681. I'm becoming increasingly disillusioned with people and their bullying selfish inconsiderate lazy attitudes. Not a phobia but maybe that's how it began?
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  8682. Russia right now is pure evil. Watching these assholes arguing over generators makes my blood boil.
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  8683. What evidence do you have? None?
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  8684. Yes, it's a horrendous mix of binary and text formats all mixed together in one file, all separated by absolute byte offsets. This makes it impossible to edit without dedicated software.
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  8685. Troll
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  8686. Biden has been very quiet latelly... what's he up to?
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  8687. I'm shocked that Java could come anywhere near close to C# performance.
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  8688. Trump 2020 is my responce to Sam's never ending bashing of Trump. TDS, yes that's it. Sorry to sat it, but I think Harris has completely list the plot. And to I used to be a paying subscriber. Romney's betrayal was a despicable move in my opinion. Trump did nothing wrong. The world has gone mad.
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  8689. You can have some of our Australian sun, we've too damn much of the stuff. I'm always looking for shade.
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  8690. I started using IDEs 25 years ago and I'll never go back to the old archaic was of the 70s and 80s. Computers are there to serve us. Not the orher way around. Perhaps using Eclipes is why you're suggesting not using one. Eclipse is crap. It's one of the IDEs that hinder.
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  8691. LOL
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  8692. I have, it's good but Bohemian Rhapsody better
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  8693. Probably building new train stations and digging tunnels
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  8694. If it was smart phone footage then quite high.
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  8695. Religous gatherings are no more importent than football matches but what they both have in common is they're both great ways to spread disease. So we should just open things up and get everyone get back to work and school and just ignore the inevitable surge in new cases and deaths? It beggars belief, but I've heard it suggested.
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  8696. I'm struggling to understand why Trump was constantly bashed over trivialities like his hair style or speaking style (both uninportent) when other leaders can damage whole countries without an appropriate level of condemnation? And the left huff and puff over ridiculous woke issues... where is their outrage now? And then this statement: "Biden starting to look a little incompetent"... starting?
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  8697. Why does that matter other than that it helped Ukraine elect the right president for the job? I'm just curious. I'd never heard about that.
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  8698. We could have done without the woke lecture. I real turn off. Please stick with the science.
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  8699. There is now no rational alternative to Biden. Trump is orders of magnitude worse. A Trump win would doom Ukraine to decades, perhaps centuries of oppression under ruzzia's boot.
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  8700. So to summarise: Russia invaded Ukraine due to extreme levels of delusion and paranoia... and to defend itself from a defence pact. Bizzare thought. A defence pact that exists in defence of Russian agression no less. I don't buy the energy explanation. Russia already has more energy than it can sell or use.
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  8701. I love that C# is beating Java.
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  8702. Stupid comment. Assuming it actually happened... how would they stop it? You want NATO troops in direct confrontation with Russia? You want NATO to enter the Ukrainian airspace for a rescue mission? You want WW3? Think.
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  8703. Up until the Ruzzians attacked further north a few weeks ago, the policy of not attacking ruzzian territory with US weapons was a reasonable compromise against escalation since the war was being fought inside Ukraine. This has of course changed and politicians are now playing catch up.
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  8704. What are you talking about? He is correct.
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  8705. ​ @rob6362  To hell with separate laws. Why do you people love being so divisive. One law for all is how it should work.
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  8706. I'm curious to know why you were voting for Trump? Was it based on Trump's misinformation? I'm Australia, but I used to be "pro Trump" but not since the 2020 pandemic. That seems to be when the misinformation really started to ramp up.
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  8707. I was like that before I was a software developer. How are things going for you now?
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  8708. Islamic imbisiles empowered under Obama, defeated under Trump, empowered under Biden, yet the people say Trump is the incompetent one?
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  8709. Sorry, but you're wrong. End of story. Try ignoring anyone wearing a tinfoil hat.
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  8710. In the middle of a pandemic with millions dead and you think the virus isn't the problem? What planet are you from?
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  8711. Russia could call for a real a ceasefire and simply retreat and call and end to the madness. Russia started this mess. They can end it. Ukraine doesn't want war and Russia can't win it. Ukraine just want its territory back. What am I missing?
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  8712. The Libs are poor campaigners. Vic is a lefty state. Lefties love free stuff. That's 3 reasons.
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  8713. Your guest is Mr. negativety. Pathetic. He seems clueless.
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  8714. That's spectacular. Probably an impossible goal for 99.999% of people unless they win the lottery..
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  8715. How so? Hitchens wasn't known for making good health choices. You think he would have something useful to say about Covid?
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  8716. Eric Electric Vehicle's batteries charged up from coal fired generators, right?
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  8717. He needs good ideas, not guts.
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  8718. Why? The Adam and Eve story is a myth.
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  8719. ​ @Accolonian Not really.
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  8720. I don't believe Sam has a clue when it comes to AI and consciousness. And I'm not saying this as an anti Sam troll or hater. I've been a fan of Sam Harris for many years, even a oated up subscriber for a time. I agree with Sam on many topics, but not on this one.
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  8721. Their land hadn't been taken, not realky, but some of it will be occupied while the terrorists are weeded out.
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  8722. You're referring to antivaxxers and covid deniers, right?
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  8723. In 64bit code, pointers are 64bits. Be careful with casts.
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  8724. Russia is insane.
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  8725.  @lpdude2005  Short of getting a blood test, there's no way to know. I eat a balanced diet but discovered my D level was extremely low. Nor routinely take vitamin D. And it's not just about diet. Time in the sun counts and I'm never in the sun.
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  8726.  @lpdude2005  You're correct but it shouldn't be a choice between one or the other. Both vitimin D and vaccines provide benefit but they work in entirely different ways. The vaccines are of course specific to SARS-cov-2 so there is no substitute.
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  8727.  @OceanFrontVilla3  Vaccines work whether or not you work for big pharma. The viruses don't care. We'll be getting the AZ vaccine free of charge, manufactured locally at cost.
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  8728. What to do next? For most people, it's pretty simple.... free upgrade to Windows 11... and ignore the scarmongering, lies, conspiracy theories, and uninformed bs. Windows 11 is better than 10.
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  8729. Given that ruZZia has been "conscripting" 1000 men a week on ave. since 2022 (on top of the original 190k), you have to wonder where they all are...
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  8730. I keep finding myself agreeing with Eric on this one. Never happened before. Sam was and still is correct about the pandemic. Sad that friendships were damaged.
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  8731. I believe his criticisms were justified. I feel her behaviour has been dispicable.
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  8732. Your comment does a better job of describing Trump's appead than Sam's video.
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  8733. Fantastic interview and discussion. Great guest.
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  8734. Having unvaccinated doctors and nurses in hospitals is also not a good idea. In fact it is incredibly stupid.
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  8735. Yeah, but it's still wrong. And the question wasn't sufficiently precise either.
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  8736. So building sea walls around large cities or even countries is a better than reducing CO2 emmisions? What happens when the sea walls are no longer high enough? What happens during earthquakes and tsunamis?
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  8737.  @johnsweda2999  They've been concentrating on Trump for 3 years. In fact they don't appear to do much else. How much more of that crap is needed? Meanwhile Trump is just getting on with the job.
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  8738.  @coderider3022  It's a way to avoid coding errors like obj=NULL (when == is intended). NULL=obj will raise an error but obj=NULL will get through.
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  8739. It's not just Russia vs. Ukraine.
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  8740. Occams razer is not a rule to be slavishly obeyed. Its usefulness is overated. Evidence is what matters.
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  8741.  @Resurr3ction  "He says unsafe Rust == assembly in C++ " That's not what he said.
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  8742. It's personal taste. The episodes you like are not necessarily the one's I or anyone else likes.
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  8743. You've misunderstood what he's describing.
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  8744.  @esvegateban  So, you'll judge the whole of the West based on one person's opinion? LOL. That says a lot about you.
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  8745.  @celticandpenobscot8658  What's your point?
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  8746.  @radscorpion8  Maybe you can't always avoid those situations but most people should be able to avoid them most of the time. I am completely useless and uncoordinated at any type of physical activity, sport, swimming, gyms etc. Any attempt at self defense on my part is going to end badly. Years of being the bullied skinny school kid has taught me that. Avoidance has served me well and I'm sure it works well for others. School bullying aside... the only times I've ever been close to needing any form of self defense was at stupid places at stupid times with stupid people. That was 40+ years ago. No problems since.
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  8747. Great comment, but on the Budapest Memorandum...I've heard others mention it but it's somewhat irrelevent today, in my opinion. In practice it's not a binding agreement, although there is debate around that. But the idea that Russia could be prohibited from attacking a neighbour is fanciful in reality. I think way too much is made of it. The situation right now is what it is and that's what the world has to work with. The memorandum doesn't get us anywhere useful.
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  8748. Palestinians have been firing rockets at Israel for decades. The problem didn't begin with 200 rockets. Try 10,000 Palestinian rockets and now and add least another 5000 Hamas rockets and a genocidal invasion by Islamic Hamas terrorists who want nothing more than the extermination of Jews.
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  8749. LOL
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  8750. Before the election we were told about Labor's strong stable team and their well considered policies...
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  8751. I started coding in my teens as a hobby, but I started professionally at age 40.
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  8752. 50/46 with a 4% margin of error is not a statistical tie. It's perhaps a tie at best. At worst, it says Trimp wins easily. It says Trump is ahead with reasonable confidence bssed on polling.
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  8753. NATO's response should be to increase weapons delivery to Ukraine.
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  8754. They're too expensive. Bottom line. Why promote an overpriced product that most people don't want or can't afford? When I can buy a used EV with a good battery and decent range for less than $15000 is when I will buy one. I suspect the majority feel the same. And most people don't buy new cars.
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  8755. If you wanted an hour long video. This was a decent roundup of the main points though.
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  8756. The study outcomes show no significant effect i.e. as far as we can tell (without a decent trial), Ivermectin is useless as a covid treatment and this nurse should stop pushing it.
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  8757. Brexit probably wouldn't have happened if the EU wasn't so dysfunctional.
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  8758.  johnnyhjohns3817  I know, but is such a guarantee possible? I mean, stuff can be written on pieces of paper and politicians can talk a lot but none of these things provide a guarantee. We saw that play out with Sweden. They're either in or they're not. Same with Ukraine. Any such promise wouldn't be worth much right now and all of the players know it.
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  8759. It's a more versatile and feature rich version of C in my opinion.
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  8760. Well said.
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  8761. Obviously Russia doesn't give a toss about human life, not even their own.
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  8762. LOL, NO
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  8763. Has he been found guilty of any law breaking yet? I haven't heard.
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  8764. This guy is a useful idiot for putin. Trump is clueless. Putin is playing with Trump.
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  8765. I agree with you on love and working together but the pandemic response has convinced me that it's not possible. Too much selfishness on display. It was appalling.
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  8766. That's a strange way to frame it. It might be more accurate to say both hate wokeism. That's where Trump gained traction. That's why I for a time was on the right and was pro Trump etc. Nothing to do with race or gender etc. I just believe the woke movement is divisive and dangerous.
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  8767. Computer programming had been my hobby for many years but was stuck in a rut with factory work. I was 34 when I entered into a computer science degree at our local University. I fell in love with C++ during that time. After graduating, I looked for employment as a C++ developer and got lucky. That was 23 years ago. That's pretty much the steps I would recommended. I would suggest you need an understanding of the type of work that interests you and what tools and languages are used most commonly and preferably some kind of recognised qualification. I think there are three main areas or styles of deveopment... 1) desktop applications (my personal preference), 2) web front end and 3) web back end. There are many more and some niche areas as well. A great tip if your applying for a position is to have something concrete to demonstrate like e.g. the blog. I developed my own C++ project which impressed the employer. Can you elaberate on what you're having difficulty with?
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  8768.  @ricky6864  I do and I know someone who died. Thing is though, most people won't know anyone because there's only been a few thousand cases out of 25 million.
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  8769. Not much with happen as long as EVs continue to be priced as luxury cars. There is simply no way I could ever own one at current prices or even at half current prices
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  8770. This guest is Mr. negativety. He's talking nonsense.
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  8771. It's not garbage.
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  8772. All of that stuff adds overhead.
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  8773. How about the drip feeding of weapons being due to a lack of weapons (mainly Europe) and political dysfunction (most countries) ? Outside of the US, which countries could have supplied "everything Ukraine needs to win" 24 months ago, realising that the fight is effectivelly against the Soviet stockpile? Yes, Ukraine has destroyed half of ruzzia's tank fleet since, but ruzzia still has a lot of eveything else. So, what exactly does it mean to defeat ruzzia? Well, it means ejecting ruzzian troops from all of Ukraine, including Crimea, and stopping ruzzia's bombing campaigne. HOW? It's easy to talk about it, but HOW?
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  8774.  @EPlTHANY  Quite a lot actually.
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  8775. The hypocrite
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  8776. Stop lying troll
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  8777. Yeah, the NATO expansion thing is pretty much just Russian propaganda.
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  8778. And the same to you.
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  8779. Good people have been highlighting the oppression of women in Iran for years, even decades and for that they labelled islamophobes and racists and told by the woke left not to attack their culture. Let's hope this latest protest helps to bring freedom to Iranian women.
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  8780. I believe you've misinterpreted Dave's style. I don't believe anything here is forced.
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  8781. I must be terrible at following instructions, OR developers are creating crap UIs. I just get bogged in the crap... e.g. joining the Professor's patreon for free. Nightmare. Not happening. Took me an hour to change my Skype psw today... piece of crap. In my opinion, this is all symptom.of a greater problem in software development and technology in general, bloat and complexity is outpacing the abilty of humans to keep up, and it's at the heart of what's wrong with YouTube and channels being taken down. I've been a software developer for 35 years and I want out. It's gone rouge.
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  8782. Do you really believe any rogue state that wanted to attack Ireland would give a toss about neutrality? Imagine if Ukraine had declared itself neutral. Would Putin be thinking OMG, I'd better not invade them, they're neutral? Of course not. Neutrality only works when it benefits both sides.
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  8783. They're obviouslly wrong because Russia is not thriving. You've only got to follow a few of the local Russian bloggers for a while to see that. Russia is going backwards.
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  8784. The guy is totally off the rails from the get go claiming NATO is in Ukraine. NATO is not in Ukraine but hopefully Ukraine will be in NATO.
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  8785. Let's hope so. My wife had cancer. Very scary time.
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  8786. How will the world fund the transition to renewable energy without growth and capitalism? Not possible. And your hype about the fossil fuel industry being the bad guy is off target. Do you travel by car, use heating or cooling, turn on electric lighting? If you do then you're part of the problem. I need to travel 20km to the office. It's too far to walk. Bicycle is too dangerous and inconvenient and I'm not physically capable anyway. So tell me how I can travel to the office without relying on fossil fuels? There is no way and it's not because of capitalism or bad oil companies. It's because there isn't a viable alternative yet, due to the limits of science. Yeah, when Australian gets its 200 TWh of effectuve solar capacity installed and electric cars are affordable then great, but we're talking decades if at all. And it will never happen without capitalism because we will have all gone broke.
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  8787. Why say it? If the guy down the road robs a bank, does that make me robbing a band less bad? It's "whataboutism". Not picking on you but I see it a lot and I don't get it.
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  8788.  @dorianshadesofgray  Fair point.
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  8789. 'Understand' is probably the wrong term for it... I don't believe the current AI software understands anything.
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  8790. The Truth About the Gender Pay Gap... it's grossly exaggerated. That's if it even exists at all. In general, businesses are going to hire the best people at the lowest rates. If women are doing the same job as men and doing it equally as well, then why are we not seeing men being replaced by women?
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  8791. Trump is installing a clown show of pro ruzzian wierdos and incompetent conspiracy theorists. No one can predict what will happen.
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  8792. Funny how russian authorities speak in such overly self confident tones whilst spewing total bullshit.
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  8793. Not really.
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  8794. My least favourite of the "real" programming languages is java.
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  8795. Stop lying.
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  8796. I still find everything about networks to be overwhelmingly complicated and unintuative, and that's after being a developer for 25 years. It's a nightmare. Was trying to figure out how subnet masks work... I gave up.
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  8797. LOL
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  8798. Yes but even if the votes were genuine they'd account for nothing because the referenda were not implemented by the Ukrainian government. Russia must think we're all fools.
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  8799. Which video did you watch? Obviously, it's not this one. She was horrified by it. That said, she writes books... and therefore sells books.
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  8800.  @AbiNomac  He said "f..k the children" because he believes Trump is so bad that nothing else matters in the context of blocking Trump.
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  8801. I wish everyone would know these facts instead of spreading Palistinian lies and disinformation.
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  8802. Rather have any of the female companions otther than Donna. I simply cannot watch Donna. Fingernails on chalkboard annoying. My loss though. I miss the good old days of Doctor Who.
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  8803. The moral catastrophe that is in our midst right now is the far left's cultural marxist identity politics and a bunch of other far left craziness. Most likely the kind of stuff Jessica would support.
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  8804. Fear
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  8805. ​@joeberg3317 Not sure what you're saying, but... Afganistan was a better place for its residents a year before the withdrawal than it is now. So many of the gains squandered, and the biggest losers are the Afgan people.
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  8806.  @rogerpeterson9631  That would have been a stupid move.
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  8807. I think you can understand people's sense of desperation seeing Russia devastate whole towns, right? You can call "bitching", I wouldn't.
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  8808. What are you babbling about?
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  8809. Some of it.
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  8810. I agree with your sentiment, but are they all Biden supporters? I didn't know that.
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  8811. Rottarot I was a Christian for 35 years and never saw any Christian women wearing hijabs. Hijabs serve no other purpose than too keep hair clean, dry or warm or more commonly to oppress.
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  8812. Not really.
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  8813. The evidence for Ivermectin has become weaker due to the recent claims of fraud... as if it wasn't weak enough already.
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  8814. The biggest haters are on the left in my opinion.
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  8815. Trump is just making 'policy' on the fly.
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  8816. Me too. I hate the way people say 'sequal'. It grates. At least 'squeal' sounds funny.
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  8817. Noam Chomsky LOL. Surprised he actually said something sensible about Trump & Korea.
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  8818. Within the context of sanctions and leaks... India makes my blood boil with its oil imports. India is morally bankrupt.
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  8819. Yes, but "If" is the key term here. I would wager that most people are not doing what they enjoy. I'm not. Like most people, I work for the money.
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  8820. What does giving up mean?
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  8821. Depends on context.
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  8822. There is no evidence of a rigged trial other than in your brain. A 2nd term Trump would be a disaster.
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  8823. I didn't realise RT was Russian until the talk of banning, not that I watched it much. But their propaganda was well disguised.
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  8824. But how much Russian gas does France buy? Buying Russian gas funds Putin's war. Unlike France, Germany stupidly moved away from nuclear generation and became trapped into buying Russian gas. Again I say stupidly.
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  8825. Dave Rubin was a massive disappointment. He used to be quite balanced politically.
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  8826. Or incompetence. We've seen it before, right?
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  8827. Colonisation decolonisation... what the hell is that woman talking about at 21:40? And being oppressed? WTF. Yes, by hamas. Why are people so damn uninformed?
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  8828. Go earn a few more useless rubbles somewhere else.
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  8829. I'm conservative on balance and by nature. I kind of like Geert Wilders and some of the other conservative leaders generally and I support many of their policies, but I don't understand their love of ruzzia? I support Ukraine. It baffles me.
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  8830. There should be no favouritism. The whole "minorities" thing is offensive. People should be treated as equals but judged by their actions and on merrit. Same goes for assisting those who are in need... treat them all the same. No favouritism.
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  8831. Will be a great boost for the health care industry.
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  8832. I would argue that it sucks because it's open source. There is no $$ incentive to make it great.
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  8833. Why?
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  8834. PlasmaBurns He didn't say that... you're straw-manning.
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  8835. His "lock her up" was clearly just his somewhat bizzare sense of humour in action during campaigning. Anyone who thinks Trump was serious about that has serious problems of their own in the brain dept.
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  8836. I am angry at how pathetic our education system has been at teaching the events that shaped Europe, and that includes Ukraine of course (for context, I'm referring to the NZ education system). And then that failure is followed up by an equally pathetic mainstream media. Until the invasion last year, I thought Ukraine was just a trouble making province of Russia. I had no idea it was a sovereign country. These misconceptions were pretty widespread. It was commonly believed that Ukraine was responsible for shooting down MH17. None of us have the time to research everything ourselves. We have to rely on the media and the education system, but they have failed miserably.
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  8837. Not really, and I don't understand why folk hate optimisations. I love them. There are real-world applications that require as much speed as can be thrown at them. I've spent the past 20 years working on such products. It's not all about servers. A lot of high-performance applications do run in isolation. They need to. SSDs are not an optimisation, so that's moot. You don't compensate for poor optimisation by buying faster hardware. Because there, you're not maximising potential. But Im not into developing bloatware, so there's that.
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  8838. I can't imagine a worse one?
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  8839. Exactly the sane for and I'm also 64.
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  8840. It's easy to be a knocker... what's your solution? Oh, that's right, you don't have one.
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  8841. The great reset conspiracy theory is tinfoil hat stuff.
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  8842. Putin is clearly desperate. He's trapped himself into a no-win situation.
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  8843. @Pub Comrad No, it's actually a clever tactic but some people are too dumb to understand it.
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  8844. That was stupid. Rupert has nothing to do with it. Better luck next time.
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  8845.  @Wowwhataswing  I identify with the center-right but not with the far right. I'm not even American but I'm angry. I'm angry at the way folk like me have been vilified by the left for years. Where I live it's tollerable but the divide and the level of leftist derangment is clearly worse and growing in the US. It's like a pressure cooker with the capital riots the first burst of steam from the safety valve. Something has to blow soon... and soon could be very soon if the left continue stoking the flames. The 2nd impeachment is like turning up the heat. Crazy stuff. Looks like Biden's call for healing was ignored by his own side.
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  8846. @Jim Reed wrong
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  8847. Why should it be the government's responsibility to install chargers? Do government's sell petrol? A government's job is to govern and not much else. Who installed the Tesla chargers? Governments? Personally, I think the car manufacturers should all play a role in a similar way banks did with cash machines.
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  8848. Wili Wds The Greens LOL... let's hope they never form government!
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  8849. Never had a problem.
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  8850. Because right now it's more use to the Russians then it is to Ukraine.
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  8851. ​@DanieleNiero C++ is definitely in the training data. I used it, and whilst I do get mixed results, it's often very good.
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  8852. ​ @elih9700 Shut up and stop puting words into other's mouths. No one saw humour.
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  8853. Stuff has already happened. Where have you been hiding?
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  8854. Why does gender matter? It doesn't. No one should care about gender, color, weight, height, age or any other irrelevant personality trait... just the facts.
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  8855. If the Europeans.... "if" is doing most of the heavy lifting there
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  8856. Yes, it's a mix of virtue signalling and hypocrisy motivated by religious delusion.
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  8857. Depends on how you define winning... If you're measuring territory, then no. If you're looking at the big picture and longer term, then yes, Ukraine is winning. On balance though, it's pretty even right now. That will change when Ukraine receives more support. By contrast, ruzzia will weaken as it burns through its stockpile of resources.
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  8858.  @dancroitoru364  I missed three years of schooling and still completed two Bachelors degrees, majors in mathematics and computer science. Schools are overrated. Kids have years ahead of them. A few months missed with mean nothing a few years on. That said... no one is missing two years of schooling, right?
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  8859. $400 per month? We're spending around $400 per quarter. Do you run a lot of electric heating?
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  8860.  @freak94able Why is that funny? Are you some kind of a creep?
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  8861. No pandemic.... you must be as blind as a bat?
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  8862. Mac is the nicest most polished OS. Windows is the best allrounder. Linux is not best at either. I have degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics and 28 years software development.
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  8863. With all of the draconian restrictions in place, it's mind boggling that they think schools are safe. If it's not safe walking on a beach or sitting on a park bench then there's no way school is safe. Who are they trying to fool? One point of correction though. The restrictions are not because 60 died. The restrictions are to prevent much greater death. You kind of missed the point.
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  8864. This guest.... who is he... is he pro Russia? He seems to be full of bs. Russia caused this whole mess.
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  8865. Definitely not common knowledge. I would guess at least 90% not having a clue. I've met people who didn't even know our solar system among other things consisted of nine planets orbiting the sun (before the reclassification of pluto). Yes, the education system is pathetic.
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  8866. Well said. I see abortion as the deprivation of life within the context of a human life already embarking on it's natural course. Therefore from my perspective, infanticide and abortion (especially late term) are equivalent. Sam brings pain into the discussion. For me that's irrelevant. I'm suffering pain right now. It's part of life. Pain or no pain, most people enjoy living and want it to continue. So, my argument against abortion is an empathetic one. Your thoughts may differ? It's a tough subject.
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  8867. Not all divisions are fractions of the form shown in this video problem, e.g. this trivial case... 30-(5+4)÷3+5-1= Here you need the BODMAS (or PEMDAS) rule. The same typically applies in computer programming wherein these rules are built into the language compilers and interpreters, often in a structural way, such as in a top-down parser. How do I know? I've been working on compilers as a software developer.
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  8868. I think they know it. More likely, it's incompetence, that being my go-to explanation whenever politicians are involved.
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  8869. Minimal thankfully.
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  8870.  @mr.x2344  To understand this you need to not restrict your thought process to Newtonian physics. Time is not a universal constant. This has already been demonstrated using atomic clocks.
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  8871. Not really. Ukraine is still winning.
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  8872.  @rikardagren6125  The impeachment was a pointless sham based on lies. This fact will also stand forever, and it failed. The Democrats look stupid by weaponizing the constitution for their own political ploy. Trump is still the President and he likely will be for almost 5 more years.
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  8873. I didn't hear him say everything you claim he said but he would be correct in concluding that antivaxxers are either conspiracy nutters or terribly misinformed/uninformed. I can think of no other rational explanations given all of the facts.
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  8874. What's over?
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  8875. The nuclear threat has not come about, thankfully. Hindsight is a wonderful thing... but what will putin do tomorrow? Nobody knows. This is all part of the problem. Putin's behaviour is becoming increasingly unpredictable, more irrational and more like that guy from ww2.
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  8876. How would a red line be implemented? I mean, both NK and ruzzia are already sanctioned.
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  8877. Not a great day for Russian trolls
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  8878. Well, I'm a dev who's been wearing digital watches for 40 years. No apps though.
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  8879. I have no idea. I only use MS Visual Studio, but for what it's worth, I think VS Code sucks. It confuses the hell out of me and I've been a C++ developer for 25 years.
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  8880. Great show that.
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  8881. So she was correct once? Broken clocks are correct twice every day. I find her quite divisive on balance.
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  8882. There is obviously reason even though you can't think of one. I've have plenty of vaccinations and none were aspirated. It's not policy. If it was, they'd do it.
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  8883. Yeah, but microcode executes inside the CPU, right? It's not software. It's not external. It's actually inside the CPU hardware.
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  8884. ​​ @thelbtlover I find flash drives fail a lot. I wouldnt rely on them for long term storage. Was looking through my collection for a spare flash drive yesterday and found two more had died.
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  8885.  rockster10101  That's the irony.
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  8886. ​​ @masibhai339 No, that's not a linked list.
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  8887. It's a pandemic not a legacy. It's a natural disaster. There's no way around it.
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  8888. How much were you paid to troll?
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  8889. You will allow it? LOL. Who are you to judge? The code is fine.
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  8890. Not quite 😀
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  8891. ​ @tonysargent3852 Nope.
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  8892. Which language requires that you re-learn 30% every year?
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  8893. The case statements should be indented. Why would you want the outer block aligned with the case statements?
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  8894. LOL. There is no evidence of Angels.
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  8895. Did your pea-brain malfunction?
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  8896. Who is "he"? Pootin? Lol, no way pootin could take Europe. He can't even take Ukraine.
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  8897. ​@roelkomduur8073 How about freedom from EU beurocratic red tape, EU medling, and incompetent EU immigration policies? I can understand why Ukraine would want to join the EU. It's the underdog trying to get on its feet... by why the UK?
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  8898. And maybe David Pakman or Cenk Uygur... or have them all on at once!
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  8899. Would those consequences be worse than a European war or even a world war? Because that's where we're heading if Russia isn't stopped without military escalation. If the flighting spreads into NATO territories or directly involves NATO military action then all bets are off.
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  8900.  @JamesKerLindsay  When it comes to Israel, the UN gets too much wrong in my opinion. I follow UN Watch because they call out the UN's any Israel bias regularly. And the fact that the UN has an anti-Israel calls into doubt the validity of the State of Palestine being recognised (in my opinion). Recognised by whom I wonder? The UN should be non partisan with decisions based on reason logic and facts. Instead, we see ridiculous things occurring in the UN human Rights Council, as we do with the Security Council. It's all dysfunctional.
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  8901. How? These morons need to blocked up for public menace.
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  8902. It's no one's backyard. There are no backyards. We all live together on a planet with nowhere else to go. The US promises a lot, but it doesn't deliver it. What happened to the latest $60b? Not much, actually. When someone needs help, distance doesn't make them less deserving of it. We all need to stand for what's right. I'm in Australia. Does that excempt me? No. That's why I support fundraisers. The amount of money actuslly sent out of the US to support Ukraine is relatively minuscule. Trump is lying.
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  8903. The vaccine roll-out is too slow. We're weeks behind NSW.
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  8904. And the option to build to native code like C++. I've never in 30 years needed to run an application on multiple OSs.
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  8905. What do you mean by "if The Shroud is authenticated" ? If you mean proving some connection to Jesus then how could it ever be authenticated. I can't imagine any way (short of a time machine) to test the authenticity of the shroud. Even if it were dated to the 1st century, what would that prove? What I find very puzzling is why Christians get so exited about an old piece of contaminated medieval cloth!
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  8906. Woke extremism.
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  8907. Tic Tac craft lol... don't think so.
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  8908. That's definitely possible. The EU is dysfunctional.
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  8909. No it isn't. I suspect you're mistakingly looking at the jacket up international quoted figure. Look a little deeper before making yourself look silly. First of all, realise that a lot of ruzzias trade is effectively bartering. Where is the true ruble market given sanctions? It's effectively closed.
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  8910. What?
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  8911. I've been predicting a crash since 2006 because it was obvious to me even then that prices were too high yet the median price in my suburb has increased from 300K to 780K since 2006 and has actually risen 4% in the past 12 months. Its insane.
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  8912.  @Jason-ot6jv  It kind of makes sense to me. If Linux offers no real advantage and the community is toxic, especially when one needs help from said community, then yeah, ditch it.
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  8913. Dave Rubin is the smug one
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  8914. Since when did Trump have any credibility on health issues, especially when 500k people died on his watch while he promoted nonsensical quack remedies. Wasn't he the guy who said covid would be gone soon - nothing to worry about? And now people believe him on another issue he has no expertise on?
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  8915. Who is "they"?
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  8916. Is a rotten apple better than a rotten orange?
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  8917. If you believe the only way men can be men is to fight, then I'm very sorry for you, or whoever it was that you're quoting. It's a sad indictment on humanity that anyone would need to fight. Men could be better men without war.
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  8918. That guy should talk to Ukrainians. Being neutral provides no protection from an aggressor.
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  8919. Lebanon has already committed a form of genocide against the Jews in the past and caused most the remaining Jewish residents to flee to safety in Israel or elsewhere. Now they're going to terrorise Jews in their own country? Disgusting. The guy sounds like a ruzzian... defensive mode? Really? Who is going to invade Lebanon?
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  8920. Stupidity short sighted to end support for Ukraine. Do these Republicans want the USSR reinstated?
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  8921. Really?
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  8922. He wasn't speaking literally. And before you call me a Sam Harris fanboy, I'm not. On some topics he's good, on others e.g. Trump, he's awful. But in fairness, he's being misinterpreted on this corpses thing.
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  8923.  @dangreene3895  I could make the same stupid arguments about Trump and bleach and coups and stuff but that would also be intellectually dishonest.
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  8924. Maybe, but it's not mandated that you use every C++ feature but feature are there if you need them. I use what I want and ignore the rest.
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  8925. Or if you're like me, every crash/collapes has caused major losses, which is why now all of my spare equity is in interest bearing accounts. I think it's safe to say most people do not have the necerry skills to profit in the markets even in good time, let alone the bad. I sure as hell don't. I even lost money in the bull market of the 2000s.
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  8926. ​​ @helenmcinerney1058 Sadly, it's the only way to control those antisemitic Arab terrorist's aka "Palestinians". Any weakness by Israel will result in Jewish massacres as seen a few days ago. Bottom line: Israel has the right of defence. Sorry about that. Maybe ship the Arabs back to Arabia and let the Jews live in peace on their homeland?
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  8927. Raws Good point. The UK's immigration policy has been dreadful and brexit probably won't fix it.
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  8928. James Redmond You must be a leftist, right? Standard left-wing response is to shout 'racist' when you disagree because it's easy. It's the lazy way. It actually takes some effort to understand the issues around immigration and the left are clearly a long way from understanding it.
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  8929. Funny how russians must always be looking in the mirror when they speak.
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  8930. That's nonsense.
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  8931. Lightbringer I would suggest any animosity toward SJWs has little to do with disliking respect and manners. To the contrary. Yes there are those on the right who spend much of their time mocking SJWs. I guess it does act as a stress reliever. I know from personal experience that listening to SJWs attempts at reasoned argument is frustrating at best and too often it degenerates into a screaming match. My disdain is due to SJW support for identity politics, LGBT fanaticism, radical feminism, affirmative action, gender quotas, unreasonable restrictions on free speech, de-platforming, blind support for Islamic immigration, promoting groups over individuals, the outrage culture, socialism and playing victim to mention a few. I support respect and manners but that doesn't necessitate being an SJW.
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  8932. I've been saying that for 4 years but I'm forever hopeful.
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  8933. Which massive pile?
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  8934. Evidence?
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  8935. Shut up. The growing weight of evidence is showing us that a "Hamas sytle" rocket came in from the south west and hit the hospital carpark. These are not the type of rockets Israel fires from aircraft, as far as we know. But you're ready to make wild claims. Israel is not down there. Check you maps. What you're accusing the Professor of doing is what you're doing. That's known as hypocrisy.
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  8936. How? It will be rolled out by the millions in my country and manufactured locally.
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  8937. Actually, he's spon on. It might bore you, but it's correct.
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  8938. That would be a great result.
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  8939. The hesitancy is perfectly understandable give the official guidelines.
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  8940. ​@IQof2 Lol, not likely. I've just installed Linux on a VM because Linux fans keep telling me it's great. Well, it wasn't great five years ago when our IT dept. installed it as a cost saver. Anyway, I installed it (Linux Mint)... and TBH, it seems toy like. It doesn't even handle the basics, like remembering screen settings. The only thing it might be useful for is web browsing. Anyway, back to Windows, I went.
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  8941. I'm 63 and thinking the same thing but I met a good person yesterday.
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  8942. Russia lying again. No surprise.
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  8943. And your point is? Thing is with diseases, there are many contributing factors. Cigarettes and lung cancer for instance. It's not a binary.
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  8944. Being fashionable is not necessarily better. Buttons are horrid creepy little things. I hate them.
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  8945. Depends on when she bought it. The cladding was originally considered safe.
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  8946. Why is that delusional? Puting in defenses after an attack is too late.
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  8947. Yeah, I always thought domestic dogs were mutants. Ugly disfunctional mutants.
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  8948. ​@faizanahmad7730 Why do you care?
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  8949. ​@TheBest-sd2qf A mouse driven environment is better than a terminal most of the time. This is the 21st century. Being forced to mess with an archaic terminal is one of the big reasons I won't touch Linux.
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  8950. You are spot on. Without rules, too many people, often out of selfishness or stupidity, won't do the right thing. It's all about public safety.
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  8951. You're misunderstanding the so called slingshot effect as I've been doing for the past 50 years :)
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  8952. Irrelevent.
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  8953. Depends on how you define "win". They're not fighting against 1.7 million.
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  8954. Yes, if you boil it down, current AI is nothing more than an elaberate data classification filtering and search system with a clever front end.
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  8955. I am soooooooo proud of you Victoria... over 90% fully vaccinated. Well done.
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  8956. I don't believe one needs to be religious to be pro life. I'm a pro life atheist as a matter of principle and consistency.
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  8957. I am an atheist and I have a lot of respect for Jordan Peterson. And he is correct, many atheists have spent a great deal of time contemplating the concept of God and religion.
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  8958. The Ottoman Empire must be responsible to some degree for hiding the fact that much of the land refered to as Palistinian is effectivelly Israel under occupation. This not too dissimilar to how Ukraine has spent centuries under occupation. Israel and Ukraine are once again fighting against long standing enemies. Therefore, no surprises that Turkey supports the Palistinians. What puzzles me is why Turkey is in NATO and why is Turkey a Western ally? Seems an odd fit.
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  8959. I'm thinking that just about any language would seem great after struggling with java. That said, I don't like either language. They both burn my brain cells but in very different ways.
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  8960. ​ @NiaLong-zk1jo They're not small. Probably supplied by Iran. This rocket was meant to hit Jews. Contemplate that. The carnage and suffering you see here was meant for the Jews, but it all went wrong.
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  8961. I've been developing in C and C++ for 30 years. Trying to learn java for the past decade and getting nowhere with it is blowing my mind in a very bad way. It sucks.
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  8962. Ignore the hacked up parts if they're of no use. I think a lot of languages are poorly designed, javascript being one of them. C++ is far from the worst.
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  8963. Why does Russia believe that the West wants to destroy them? Where does that bs come from? We want peace.
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  8964. The right-wing reaction seems pretty ineffective. Rational thinkers need to push back harder against leftist lunacy before it's too late.
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  8965. I'm tiring of the constant whining by commentators about the west being "slow". It takes years to fix a piece of road in my country. Slowness is built in. Fact is, the support has been immense.
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  8966. Good
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  8967. ​ @jKLa What we generally refer to as "race" is NOT a social construct. I'll leave you to figure out what it really is. It's not difficult.
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  8968. karagi101 Trump haters are becoming more and more deranged. They ignore or legitimize more and more abhorrent behavior by the Democrats and the regressive left..
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  8969. ​@memeier9894 You're probably right, but having Musk and Trump driving it doesn't seem like the better option?
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  8970. Worse still, Russia and Germany were allied untill double-crossed. Trump needs to go back to school.
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  8971. Which channel?
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  8972. ​@joonie-r8v If you don't pay rent or own your own, then live under a bridge. I have always prioritised owning my own home even when it was a small modest one.
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  8973. ​@sivan_j Speak for yourself. I haven't encountered any such problems with C or C++ 😀
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  8974. You could do that. Would be an interesting comparison will the raw buffer approach. But I suspect it would run slower. That's been my experience. Additionally, there's no guarantee of performance, plus i's a special case of vector<> with known disadvantages. I would tend toward std:vector<uint_64> and use Dave's bit access functions.
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  8975. I walked alone to school since age 5
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  8976. There have been devistating heatwaves in Australia since the 1800s. The worst heatwaves and droughts in the US occurred long ago. Cherry picking times and places doesn't prove a trend, it's simply evidence that clinate is chaotic and unpredictable.
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  8977. Yeah, we hope so, but was the lesson learned? No, it wasn't. Dogs ruining people's lives 24/7 and it goes on and on and on... dog owners in denial.
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  8978. Not only that, but Australia is part of the global intelligence network and is a close ally. May NZ is as well.
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  8979. No of that matters, even if true.
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  8980. Yes, uninformed voters get to have a say at election time which is why the greens are still a thing.
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  8981. Let's hope he doesn't win. The last thing anyone needs is for the most powerful man in the world to be crazy Trump, a man who appears to hate Ukraine and America's allies, and a convicted criminal to boot.
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  8982. VMs I can understand. I use them everday. But docker makes no sense to me. I've tried working with docker, but my brain cells almost burned out.
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  8983. Possibly, but what is the solution?
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  8984. Any Russia ship firing on Ukraine should be sunk and Ukraine should be given the ability to do it.
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  8985. Says who? You? BS
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  8986. You forgot to mention the Iraqis rejoicing and celebrating im the streets at the arrival of the American and/or allied troops into their towns. Very many Iraqi's also support the overthrow of their scumbag leader. Sadly, it turned into a regolous war, and the rest is history. An opportunity squandered by religious and tribal cranks. Jake conveniently forgot to mention this.
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  8987. That doesn't sound plausible. Saudi will do as it wishes. That's what it does.
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  8988. Who is "they"? We keep hearing about "they". Typical tinfoil hat conspiratorial type language. Same with stolen election nonsense. No evidence just more conspiratorial stuff from people wearing tinfoil hats. Yes, Trump was within his rights to challenge a close election, but that's all. He lost.
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  8989.  @afaxmachine5045  It already looks like that. It's not as if mad max filmed in a studio.
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  8990.  @thomasjefferson4195  That was stupid, baseless and insulting. You must be a real piece of work.
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  8991. One is a conspiracy theorist when one reapeadly promotes unsubstantiated conspiracies (e.g. lab leak) or when one promotes the idea that some kind of wonder drug is being suppressed (e.g. Ivermectin or hydroxycloroquin). Plenty of these folk commenting.
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  8992. What? Can you elaberate?
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  8993. Well, I guess someone has to do it?
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  8994. What else did you want the world to do? It's already imposed crippling sanctions and has been supplying military equipment for weeks. Would you suggest NATO attack Russia and trigger WW3? Perhaps NATO troops in Ukraine? What?
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  8995. Norman "destroyed" by Sam Harris.
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  8996. Definition: Agnosticism is defined as a skeptical position of not professing to know for sure if any gods definitely do or do not exist.
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  8997. ​@MrStevetmq Your comments about C++. It's called programming. If you're working on low level stuff or high perfornance stuff or drivers or embedded C code, or games etc., that's how it is. You're instructing the machine's hardware to do stuff in a precise way. I've been using C++ for 30 years. I have no interest in high level stuff. I develooed a chess engine from the ground up as a hobby. You need high performance... languages like C C++ rust etc.
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  8998.  @wodenravens  Thanks for your reply. I'm not well versed in Philosophy other than some basic undergraduate stuff, but I don't think we need to be to get value from this podcast. And it doesn't concern me whether Stephen Hicks is strictly correct on every point. I'm looking for the big picture ideas. I look at the world and see pretty clear patterns of convergence around a set of ideas, i.e. what we often refer to as "woke". I see common concepts and flawed logic flowing right through the set of "woke" ideas. What Stephen Hicks presented here pretty much slots into the picture. One of the most problematic concepts being the rejection of objectivity (if that's the right way to describe it).
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  8999. So your IQ is about the same as Steven Hawking's?
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  9000. Yes, and stupidity exists in large measure. An Russia isn't going to be concerned about war crimes. We learned that in Syria.
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  9001. The fake western feminists love hijabs.
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  9002. I'd just wait until 15th gen CPUs are released.
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  9003.  @AJHyland63  It beggars belief that anyone would vote for the crazy greens.
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  9004. There are no dish tags.
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  9005. Nigel Farage seems have lost his mind, but his comments are not that surprising given UKIP's maga like politics. Tinfoil hats are manditory, I suspect.
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  9006. Why do these media people believe fake news about the russian economy "growing"?
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  9007. You might be freedom loving but too many of you are self absorbed morons, fools and gun toting idiots. Either way, the dumb-asses spoil it for the rest. Realise that viruses don't respect your constitution or your desire for freedom or your libertarian ideals. Viruses play by different rules, their own rules, and they're rules you'll have to live with for a time. Guns won't do it for you this time.
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  9008. Not in this case. I'm no fan of Musk, but he has noticed the injustice inflicted on Robinson by the state over a decade or more. Musk's motives are not clear to me. But what is clear to me... You're the typical lefty who's too lazy to basic fact-check and instead, just broad brushes the whole situation. Little wonder the world is trending right. It's scary times, but you lot are driving it. Well done... not.
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