Maintainers don't like changing things, so that didn't help either
Not everything is perfect, but the transition allowed it to get a new birth, that's why i see it as a positive thing
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Maintainers don't like changing things, so that didn't help either
Not everything is perfect, but the transition allowed it to get a new birth, that's why i see it as a positive thing
Courageous transition!
A language that doesn't evolve and is scared of change is a dead language
That's true for programming languages, but also for spoken languages too
I hope the D community gets it right when they design the version 3 of their language
A lot to learn from Python's successful transition
I can't hear people complain about Instagram and how it promotes scams, and a materialistic/selfish view on the society
I can't hear people complain about Twitter and how it promotes disinformation, it's full of politics and bots
I can't hear people complain about Facebook and how it's full of US CIA agents working on the moderation team helping what ever agenda the US government has
I only hear about politics and 'journalists' complaining about how much people are having fun on TikTok and how that's a bad thing
Something doesn't sound right
What Microsoft had to show other than pump money into competition to grab some shares and pretend to be there?
What Google has to show? only promises so far
Mozilla is missing a huge opportunity, looks like they invested their wealth into the wrong pockets
I feel like Valve needs to step up and clean this platform a little bit
that's as simple as that
From what i know Coinbase has consumers worldwide and they are able to verify gov issued documents from many countries, including as far as Japan, well not anymore, at least since today.. :p
IPO: $250 and peaked at $429
Today: $50 [1]
That's a pretty hard reality check.. building a business and raising a lot of money selling ponzi schemes, that was a hell of an idea to begin with
To finish with 10x less volume than Binance [2]
This is very detailed tho, that requires some very good skills! This country is full of talented people, no wonder they won the world cup!
[1] - https://web.archive.org/web/20170709015407/https://ssi.armyw...
[2] - https://web.archive.org/web/20170720033615/https://ssi.armyw...
Correction, nothing being done by Microsoft, they own Windows, they own the software, yet they decided to go full bloatware, for Microsoft, the people who complain are "trolls"
And this video is the result, mediocrity
For some reason, Microsoft always dodge criticism and responsibility, that's what's mind boggling
"In the United States, there is only one uranium conversion facility — it’s in Metropolis, Illinois — and it has been on standby since November 2017. Its reopening is “pending market improvement and customer support,” according to a power point presentation from the partnership between General Atomics and Honeywell that operates the plant, ConverDyn. It won’t be able to return to operability until 2023, when it could convert 7,000 tons of uranium per year. To ramp up to 15,000 tons per year, it will take the one plant longer than 2023.
Therefore, Dabbar and Bowen said it would be prudent for the United States to wean off Russian refinement capacity “a period of years not months.”"
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/23/russia-dominates-global-nucl...
they should have prepared 20 years ago, western countries are busy changing politics every 4-5 years, and their market is busy trying to make profit out of nothing instead of investing in core infrastructures and civilizational projects like energy independence
- infusion: ginger + mint + lemon + green tea (or yerba mate)
- fruit: banana or dried fig
- seeds: slice of whole grain bread or almonds or any else you like, vary
middle of the day: - eggs with spices and herbs
- vegies with lot of fiber or veggies pasta
- minutes later: infusion: ginger + mint + lemon + green tea (or yerba mate)
evening (only if hungry): - toast with eggs and lot of different spices and herbs, put anything you got
night: - infusion: what ever you want without caffeine, example: ayurvedic infusion
Occasionally: beer, wine or anything fermented with some alcoholno sickness, no covid, no tired, fully awake, perfect for hunting propaganda online, every day, all day long, just read my post history, it enhances the mind and your senses
No meat, no added sugar, no added salt, no transformed food, no fridge, just spices and herbs
Just like with English ;)
Discussions are great, they help shape ideas and fix misunderstandings
Swift about to get proper semantic for lifetime/ownership management, that's great, helps write better software, it wouldn't be possible if it wasn't an evolving language
It still is a young language and already replaced Obj-c and about to replace C/C++ at Apple
Carlos Ghosn predicted all of this already decades ago [1], and what's going to come next, fuel cell with hydrogen, he also pushed for the electric car in Europe and sold the successful Renault Zoé [2] before anyone else in the West
No wonder he was suppressed, it's not US made and doesn't contribute to the "American exceptionalism" [3]
I wonder if aliens are laughing at us, they must be right
[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WeoeJyJmN4&t=455s
[2] - https://www.renaultgroup.com/en/news-on-air/news/renault-zoe...
Stadia still has the best tech, and its latency is unmatched, you only needed an URL to start playing game, they had a web interface meanwhile Microsoft was complaining because apple blocked their mobile app and they didn't have a web interface to counter apple's move, that was funny to witness, Tom Warren definitely has some conflict of interest going on
Why are they trying to convince the public opinion that the US is winning when it's just not the case [2]
[1]- https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1987/04/18/s...
[2] - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-cracks-advanced-microch...
Report the video and the moderation team will get rid of it
As the researchers said, what played a role is Twitter:
> Researchers in Brazil said Twitter in particular was a place to watch because it is heavily used by a circle of right-wing influencers
and then
> Billionaire Elon Musk, who completed his acquisition of Twitter in late October, fired the company’s entire staff in Brazil except for a few salespeople, said a person familiar with the firings who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe sensitive matters. Among those fired in early November included eight people, based in São Paulo, who moderated content on the platform to catch posts that broke its rules against incitement to violence and misinformation, the person said. The person said they were not aware of any teams actively moderating rule-breaking content on Twitter in Brazil.
Journalists mentions some search results that references some alt-right pro-bolsonaro groups, notably: Facebook, TikTok and here Kwai, all of them properly moderated, specially Facebook, since some former CIA agents are leading the moderation teams <:) [1]
Being disingenuous is not a good thing, specially when your goal is to manipulate the public opinion, it produces hazardous effects, defiance for example
I take what "some people said" with a grain of salt
I take what a "well-known" Brazilian actor said with another grain of salt
Should we make an affirmation based on what "some people said", or what researchers said?
OP's article about twitter:
> may have played
But the researchers said it "has played a role"
But about Kwai, based on what "some people" said, it is "Have played a role" and not "may have"
What's disinformation? does it have a different meaning based on the subject?
To quote the article:
"Researchers in Brazil said Twitter in particular was a place to watch because it is heavily used by a circle of right-wing influencers — Bolsonaro allies who continue to promote election fraud narratives. Several influencers have had their accounts banned in Brazil and now reside in the United States. Bolsonaro himself was on vacation in Florida on Sunday."
[1] - https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/01/08/brazil-...
https://web.archive.org/web/20230111194438/https://www.washi...
and what were they using before? :facepalm:
"AI" is a trendy word these days?