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aliyfarah
2y ago
Nigeria will be the big loser if they ban Meta’s free and widely used services. No tech company could function if every banana republic levies hundreds of millions of fines when they don't even generate that much revenue in those marke
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aliyfarah
2y ago
They likely won't pay as Meta does not pay any tax close to 200mm in Nigeria.
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aliyfarah
3y ago
Don’t be daft, he’s assuming the father thinks the business is legitimate. No salary would be worth it if you know it was an illegal business as you creditors will come knocking.
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aliyfarah
3y ago
Go has also been my go to choice for backend for many years, but these days I feel it’s almost like malpractice not to use Typescript. The advantages in productivity & code robustness were just too great. With libraries like zod &
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aliyfarah
3y ago
Expect an even bigger flood gate soon as it just got rescheduled at the federal level.
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aliyfarah
3y ago
Yeah not sure about that, plus most sources have Denmark as having less than 6 million in total population.
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aliyfarah
3y ago
I’m getting second hand embarrassment watching you try win an argument you lost decisively 3 replies ago. Your comment: “Huawei hardware cannot be legally distributed or sold by US companies.” You were dead wrong. Just admit it, it’s not pe
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aliyfarah
3y ago
The effects of the stuxnet virus is highly overrated. Within a few months they were replaced with a new generation of centrifuges.
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aliyfarah
3y ago
I'm not even sure how to make sense of what you wrote. How did you conclude everyone on the globe will get a Chinese social credit score if China becomes #1 economy in the world? Most people outside the West don't necessarily clam
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aliyfarah
3y ago
> That gear, vastly superior to old Soviet equipment, is now being used by Russia against Ukraine. > Swimmer delivery vehicles, and rebreathers. How exactly are these underwater gear being used by Russians in their invasion? Are you s
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aliyfarah
3y ago
They did provide machine guns. [1] [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/hisutton/2020/06/11/image-shows...
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aliyfarah
3y ago
I think it's telling you don't mention what exact 'special forces gear' were provided. As far as I can tell all that was provided were some machine guns and helmets, and don't see any mention of anything useful like
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aliyfarah
4y ago
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aliyfarah
4y ago
The US justice system routinely hands out life sentences especially in drug cases with zero physical evidence all thanks to "conspiracy laws".
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aliyfarah
4y ago
More likely they’d be wondering what all those extra people were doing in the first place when they realise Google is still operating as usual and churning out features and products.
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aliyfarah
4y ago
Why are you being dishonest? You know damn well Israel has no intention of ever relinquishing Golan Heights back to Syria, under any circumstance, whether peace is achieved with Syria or not, and their government has said as much whenever
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aliyfarah
4y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I wasn’t aware annexing territories through war was still legal.
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aliyfarah
4y ago
That was a typo, I meant as Israeli territory. That’s nonsense, international law is international law, there are no carve outs and loopholes for what US deems “legitimate security interests”. Russia used this exact same pretext to launch i
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aliyfarah
4y ago
If I understand you correctly, you’re saying if a country is attacked by another nation state, they’re entitled to seize the territories that was used to launch the attack if they win the war, like some kind of war loot?
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aliyfarah
4y ago
I'm not sure whats more incredible, that the US once again votes against any resolution seeking accountability for Israel's brutal occupation of the Palestinian territories or the Western media's mute response to it, especial
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aliyfarah
4y ago
> Nesting is not a requirement for CSS. Not a requirement because it’s not in the spec or because developers don’t need it? If the former, the proposal is to make it a requirement. After CSS grid, CSS nesting is probably the most request
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aliyfarah
4y ago
> We must have a different concept of "conventional war" if the assumption is that Russia is going to start nuking Ukraine to the ground. Being a nuclear state in of itself gives you plenty advantages in a conventional war, eve
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aliyfarah
4y ago
I find it puzzling how so many people are convinced Ukraine will defeat Russia in the conventional war that’s currently raging. And it’s not just arm chair generals on Twitter, but high ranking government officials in the West, and experien
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aliyfarah
4y ago
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aliyfarah
4y ago
Lines of code has nothing to do with the difficulty of the question, especially for recursion/backtracking types. "Invert a binary tree" is an example of an infamous question [1] that a lot of people stumble on and it's
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aliyfarah
4y ago
Please stop lying, you absolutely did not solve 40 leetcode problems in 4 hours. That’s 6 minutes per question, most competitive programmers can’t even do that.
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aliyfarah
5y ago
OPEC oil ministers know that very high oil prices (120+) is against their interest as it will effect long term demand and accelerate decarbonisation efforts.
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aliyfarah
5y ago
Also probably related to Cook’s “secret deal” with the CCP to invest more in China.
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aliyfarah
5y ago
> And if blackmailing families back home becomes an issue or real fear Threats of blackmail against families have long been a reality and a key tool the CCP uses against overseas students and businessmen. There are 8bn people in the worl
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aliyfarah
5y ago
What is the ISO number for this standard?
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