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I have read the entire article, I don't understand your point.

If you don't understand geopolitics, then no

And what about facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube... NATO are losing their control in propaganda and they are afraid because they cannot spread its disinformation through tiktok.. This is not a justification to adictive social media but their hypocrisy is unhideable

One country with 1400 million people

It seems like a distraction to focus on this problem instead of organizing to reduce carbon emissions from car factories, the food industry, shipping companies, etc. Which are the ones that generate the most emissions on the planet... I read in an article that a Google data center alone consumes about 169 liters of water per second. And are we going to start optimizing our code to stop global warming? Just ridiculous

I don't understand why you can't understand it, the 1% are accumulating endless wealth, while the 99% are working for the richest 1% of people. The 1% believe they are a kind of avengers who can solve the world's problems, they even believe that they are above intellectuals and scientists to solve the world's problems, but they only solve their own problems, not the world's problems.

And where is Category Theory and Lambda Calculus?

Your article made me laugh, it's exactly the process a full-stack programmer goes through when learning new technologies, it's one rabbit hole after another.

At first I was very stressed with each new rabbit hole that appeared, but over time I found a joy in learning new things all the time, but as you gain more experience, the problems become easier to solve.

Alternative 1: Don't tax the rich, don't ban guns Alternative 2: Don't tax the rich, don't ban guns

You really have many options

Exactly that, generating discomfort to the ruling class that is the one that makes these decisions (you know, arms companies, resources companies, etc.), because there is no other way in which they will try to listen to you than affecting the profits of their businesses.

That is exactly the same thought i has some time ago, i write a very small notes about it:

https://github.com/FabricioTeran/Micro-Nations

This article is much more elaborated.

Why is this article in pdf? The same article in a webpage will make it more accesible and easy to read.

I hear the term "threadset" in other discussion about structured concurrency, i think "threadset" would be a better name.

For general search, andisearch and google gives you the same results... in andysearch i don't need to try 10 different combinations of the same sentence to get the expected results like in google, in andisearch i get the expected results almost at the first try (sometimes at the second one) for very specific searches.

regarding search engines, i find andisearch.com as better option for some cases (working as a software engineer)

I have spent the last 3 years in absolute solitude, I have not even spoken to my nuclear family due to problems of coexistence...

I can tell you that depression is nothing more than your body crying out to you to socialize, but not to socialize with anyone, but with a person with whom you can live peacefully...

Living alone your life loses meaning, soon questions arise such as: Why do I suffer so much in my work? Does it make any sense to suffer just to survive for no apparent reason? The reasons to live are given to you by your "friends".

But where to find those friends? I don't even know, at school you get mixed up with random people and if you're lucky you find someone, at university it's the same, but if you were unlucky enough not to find friends in either of them, you're finished, then you have to work and there you will not have time to make friends, unless you have time to do a sport or a hobby.

If you ask me what the solution is, it is a very long article that I am working on.

Countries should make it illegal for dogs to be naked on the streets (sarcasm)

Excelent job, hide animal violence, but do nothing about animal violence.

The idea is good but the UI of the sign up page has so many bugs, when click on a field the screen extremely zoom in without reason, is imposible to fill the form.

On chrome android.

Does he really see himself as robin hood? Just enter the list of idiots who believe that with donations they will change the world or increase happiness in the world, unconsciously they only do it to feel that they are doing something, but in reality they are not doing anything.

The structure of capitalism is something extremely complex, behind all the products you consume every day, there are factories in India, China, etc, where people are paid less than 1 dollar a day, if you want to move to another place, no You can, you are conditioned by where you are born.

If you really want to do something for the world, you should donate your money to political scientists, philosophers, economists, doctors, biologists working on new post-capitalist economic systems.

How do you produce 3kw/day? How many solar panels do you have? Where do you live?

Keep servers runing, offer a mini cloud or webhosting using that electricity

Create a big freezer room to store big amounts of meat or other foods for other people

To charge electric cars in your neighborhood maybe is a good idea?

Thank you for centralizing and summarizing all that knowledge. The material is very useful.

You would put it into a github repository so people can help you to improve it.

I can assure you that this way of seeing the poor/indigenous is present in 99% of 'civilized' people who have had little or no contact with indigenous or very poor people, they just don't say it or have separate fragments of this idea , but just asking them questions is enough to bring these ideas to light.

They just simplify the complexity of poverty so they don't feel guilty about doing nothing about it.

I get the feeling that your company doesn't integrate new products very often... Things don't work like that in real life, your description of the ideal product seems like something out of a fairy tale.

Software integration totally depends on the complexity of your project, a product can offer an amazing API to integrate into your system and it can still take weeks or months before you finish integrating the product into your code base. (it takes 10 minutes if your application does not exceed 1000 lines of code).

People are not going to kiss your feet so that you buy their product and if you are waiting for that, keep waiting because that is not going to happen, at most they will execute personalized strategies taking the contacts that you expose in your networks or talking to your employees. Unless we are talking about really high figures.

Regular expressions are validators of user input. Verification of user inputs are very important because they provide error messages, if you just send an email and it fails it can be for many reasons:

1. The user made a mistake when typing the email.

2. Some internal server failed to send the email.

Without an error, the user will never know what went wrong.

Have the right to leave, but not the right to enter? It is the same as not having the right to leave if you cannot enter any place.

The analogy of the house does not fit very well (countries do not invite foreigners, they simply accept or reject their entry), it seems to me better to take it as a "party", at a party you are going to accept well-behaved guests and you are going to to turn away guests who misbehave.

The guest will pay the same taxes as the citizens, so the house is also paid by him.

Again, I did not find any arguments from the philosophy behind the current migration system

>The thing as well. Even in countries where immigration isn't open. If you talk to an embassy and make the case for how you might contribute to their country. They will just let you in.

This information is very interesting, I have research in computer theory, mathematics, philosophy and other sciences... Would a country like the US open its doors to me if I can show that I can contribute to their country?