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jevgeni
3y ago
My last comment before this one was 56 days ago. You are not exactly making a case for your argument. As to the ban - I asked you to delete my account years ago and you refused. So it's not something you can credibly threaten with, if
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jevgeni
3y ago
With HN’s fascination for fascist artists, I’m surprised Leni Riefenstahl isn’t featured more prominently on the front page. But it’s only Dostoyevsky.
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Why do consultants invent words?
(jevgeni.tarassov.ch)
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3y ago
You know, as a Ukrainian, what I appreciate the most is someone claiming to both be "in a comfy chair" and lecturing me on what is going on in my country of origin. You have three potential explanations: (1) The agressor, who: - H
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jevgeni
3y ago
The fact that the victim is not credible to you is already appaling.
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jevgeni
3y ago
most people here are not achieved software developers.
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jevgeni
3y ago
This is not about code, it's about standards. As long as I don't have to have 2 Rusts to deal with, I'm fine with this, but right now at least the branding isn't supporting that.
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jevgeni
3y ago
The knots HN ties itself into bashing "EU regulations", but then easily deciding to impose arbitrary regulations on payment companies is a sight to behold.
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3y ago
Remind the rest of the class please.
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jevgeni
3y ago
No, of course not, a company with a policy to sweep accident data under the rug can't possible be unsafe, can it?
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jevgeni
3y ago
1900s also had child labor and black lung. Not a standard to aspire to.
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3y ago
Their claim IS the data.
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jevgeni
3y ago
How are you going to *proove* in advance that a certain economic or social measure is doing what you expect?
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jevgeni
3y ago
Nobody outlawed cars.
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3y ago
It's not the wrong use case. I need you guys developing apps to listen: - I *want* more details on a separate, linkable URL. - I *want* it to open in either the same window, or a separate window if I ctrl+click it. "Subscribe to n
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3y ago
They ARE pop-ups mostly. Just ones that are harder to block as compared to the 1990s pop-ups.
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3y ago
I am one of those people whose user experience will drastically improve if modal windows are accepted for what they are - an anti-pattern at best and a dark pattern most of the time. I as a user make the decisions if I want a separate windo
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3y ago
Thank you. :D
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3y ago
Shameless plug, but I've designed my own website as a love-letter to the honest, content-first design of very early 90s: https://jevgeni.tarassov.ch/
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3y ago
Ok, so according to this, to one should EtherCalc web service for productivity. Why? What are the guarantees here that no surveilance is taking place.
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3y ago
Estonia is 300 EUR per capita. https://vm.ee/en/estonias-aid-ukraine
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3y ago
Expecting people to adhere to humane values is not a power trip fantasy.
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3y ago
Bucha is ethnic eradication. Irpen is ethnic eradication. Prigozhin saying that they have "eradicated most of the active male population of Ukraine and therefore achieved the goals of the war" is a straight up confession. Just bec
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jevgeni
3y ago
I just read your comment and it makes no sense. EDIT: I think I understand now, but the amount of brainworms you have to have to equate a victim with someone silently supporting the aggressor is pretty big. russians are not the victims here
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3y ago
The problem is not that people in the West are not listening to both sides. A lot of people still have a very selective attention to what russia says. Specifically, people choose to ignore Putin's outright hitlerian speech at the start
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3y ago
It's only unlrelated if you don't care about the results. Which is the point I am making.
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3y ago
Honestly, this playing the victim is at best getting tiring. You've ignored my comment to hear it as moving the goal posts. Again: only ca. 2% of the population are siloviki, who rely on the rest for support, for food, for logistics, f
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All irrelevant for the end-result: hundreds of thousands people dead, cities destroyed, warcrimes committed. 3 million "siloviki" in a country of 140 million - with these proportions, it's the 137 mil who are guilty.
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Saying that someone is accountable for their own country is hatred. Cool. There are roughly 140 million people in russia. Out of that 2.6 million are “siloviki”. The 2.6 million are not the main reason for the regime, it’s the remaining 137
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3y ago
Cool. So what happened to Grozny? I mean, Jesus Christ, 150-300k people died and you’re telling me that people were pissed for being drafted.
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