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by yhavr 6mo ago
Much simpler, IMHO single letter = sound letter + z = "hissing" version of the sound letter + accent = soft version of the hissing sound letter + i = same previous item, but caused by "i" rz = legacy, czechs still pronou
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by yhavr 7mo ago
> and their land handed over to someone else Well, they were offered a partition plan, and instead of further negotiations chose to start a war. Multiple wars, in fact, and managed to fail all of them.
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by yhavr 7mo ago
I didn't want to spread the answer too much, bit if you're asking. > of an inhabited nation https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/nation > a tribe of Native Americans or a group of Native American tribe
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by yhavr 7mo ago
> Doesn't defend what happened to Jewish people in Egypt and Lebanon, but certainly puts some context around it. Which context? That zionism is right and it's great that Jews had a backup safe land to go? > depopulation of J
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by yhavr 7mo ago
Yes, in Ukrainian/Russian PRQL can be easily read as "prikol" (joke/gag/quirk). But I guess the best name would be "perkele" (emotional, like "damn") in Finnish.
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by yhavr 1y ago
Not every source of pleasure is equally addictive by its nature. However, I'm not talking about _addiction_, but messing with the dopaminergic system. It's, I'd say a specific kind of "pleasure" with particular mech
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by yhavr 1y ago
besides porn, things like facebook, tiktok, instagram, reddit... generalising, it's everything that acts as a button "gib me more novelty" that one can press as much and as frequently as they want. surely, not everybody is ho
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by yhavr 1y ago
Well, doesn't porn-ish entertaiment fuck up ones reward system? I'm not talking of porn specificly, but about a range of products that turn people into "dopamine rats", constantly pressing a button for more bursts of nov
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by yhavr 1y ago
Well, social networks and *-toks are also poisonous for your dopaminergic system. As well as certain classes of games, I guess here's a spectrum. But the best option I see is to educate _everyone_ including kids about mental hygiene. R
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by yhavr 1y ago
Lol. "Liberal" people create an echo chamber by eliminate opposing opinions and then are surprised that people elect far-right candidates. > Until we can live in a world where fundamental rights are protected and respected It w
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by yhavr 1y ago
> I don’t think my kids would be happy if I quit my high paying job to pursue my dreams or whatever Wasting life on a lifestyle one doesn't enjoy, just to raise another generation of life-wasters? I don't get this ponzi scheme
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by yhavr 2y ago
Obviously. And much more leave on the previous stages. Because academic science doesn't have scientific proof of existance. People shouldn't stay there, because there are no anthro-/psycho-/socio-/etc- reasoning th
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by yhavr 2y ago
> CPS > Child protective services (CPS) is the name of an agency responsible for providing child protection > Child (c) wiki Well, if you compare them to kids, doesn't it mean that they don't have the right of self-govern
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by yhavr 2y ago
So you say that palestinians as a society are politically incapacitated like kids, and should be governed by some external authority until their society matures enough to self-govern?
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by yhavr 2y ago
> This kind of sensational event is what social media was designed for I agree with you! It's much harder to do viral tictoks with harmed israelis, because they built a marvelous defense system, so palestinian rockets (or terrorists
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by yhavr 2y ago
> Germany? (Over)socialist? Are you high? (from what I researched) To the extent that Germany wouldn't allow me to invoice foreign company as a freelancer, because it's considered false employment. The state is so nanny that wa
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by yhavr 2y ago
There should be a balance between workers bleeding dry in capitalism, and workers don't have (good) jobs because it's too much hassle with "regulations and labor protections", and is not worth the outcome. Really, if in
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by yhavr 3y ago
Btw, tried to implement Result[T] flatmaps etc, it looks uglier than err != nil func myfunc(url string) Result[string] { tup := FromTuplePtr(http.Get(url)) return FlatMap(tup, func(r http.Response) Result[string] { return Map(Fr
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by yhavr 3y ago
Please explain how errors are fundamentally different so they require drastically different way of returning.
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by yhavr 3y ago
I agree that the type system should be better. And for some reasons, golang didn't even implement proper tuple types. However, now with generics, you can actually do Result[T] with all functions you described. > in itself as well is
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by yhavr 3y ago
> sane error handling? Golang _has_ sane error handling. It just considers errors a normal and expected situation. When you perform a http request, and the result is successful you expect the result to be assigned a variable, right? The
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by yhavr 3y ago
Knowing about South Korean work culture and years of cramming required to join it, what is the purpose of bringing kids there? If a culture claims to be so hard-working, so smart, but fails to construct an environment where people would lik
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by yhavr 3y ago
I call it bullshit. Arguments like "more progress" and "more geniuses" would make sense only if global population manages "geniuses" and "progress" efficiently. Which in fact is completely opposite. H
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by yhavr 3y ago
Well, humans love too much assigning values to things around them, randomly-emotionally, and these values tell more about flaws of humans cognition, not the things itself. Say, one of cases of judgement about about "world" is some
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by yhavr 3y ago
The world is not awful. The world just is. It's just humans create environment they don't understand and can't handle, and it takes them a lot of time and effort to even somehow organise it on a small piece of a land. And the
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by yhavr 3y ago
Well, I'd argue that fundamental things changed at all. On the contrary, humans got rid of their usual stressors like death, hunger or sickness. So maintaining mental health should be _easier_. The new things of 21th century might me d
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by yhavr 3y ago
Well, ancients managed to find damn good heuristics without all our knowledge and science. And we entire have a country proud of their universities, you know, ivy league branding and stuff, and they can't even take over the baton, just
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by yhavr 3y ago
> How would you take care of your mental well-being? Practicing/developing own philosophy, similar by the vibes to stoicism/buddhism, so I don't get broken enough to require a mechanic to fix me. I find it very funny that
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by yhavr 3y ago
Religious people apriori have much better chances of building support networks than non-religious, just because they have tight trust-based community based on common faith. It's not slogging your ass to church, it's form of networ
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by yhavr 3y ago
From my knowledge, religious communities not only "brainwash into having kids", but they also provide a support network for them and their parents. "Atheists" in "modern age" try to achieve more individual free

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