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Our politics are more populist than you think.

Lack of willingness to act when the necessity arises is in essence an evidence of populist decision making.

There is a body of publicly available documents about subversion of the public during 2016 elections, we know who, how and why.

And still Cambridge analytica fellas aren't in prison, those who cooperated with prigozhin's bot farms aren't too. All we have is a couple of feeble entries in the FBI most wanted list. Pathetic.

And again, it sends a clear signal: "it's okay to meddle in the elections". And guess what, twitter-buying shithead with his stupid lottery and idiotic takes (I legit think the guy has developmental issues or he fried his brain with substance use) has got the signal loud and clear. There is no downside for him, really.

Usa, then Germany, then UK. 🤷

Is your team new-ish to Rust? Have you ever considered bringing in someone external for code reviews and advice? I'm available!

Stealing passwords and PINs entered by Apple Vision Pro users. As you can see, you never know when a lecture on double integrals over surfaces might come in handy. arxiv.org/abs/2409.08122

Hearing about a young hacker whose being extorted by the University of Washington, not cool UW.

The student claims they built an app to help kids get the course schedules they want, a hack as old as time, and the university decided to expel him until he ports his app to the university's internal systems.

This would be unpaid labor.

Until then his class registration is on hold and he can't register or attend his last few classes. 🥴

linkedin.com/posts/jdkaim_gith

#UW #Seattle #HuskySwap #CS

10yo and I were designing a moon base for a video game.

10yo: And what would the soldiers look like?

Me: They’d be wearing the classic NASA Moon suits.

10yo: So it would be like astronauts with guns?

Me: Always has been.

10yo: What?

Bad practices are annoying in nix code because i feel like i call them out 100 times. Now i'm just going to send this link to everyone

https://isabelroses.com/blog/im-not-mad-im-disapointed-10

🇵🇱 Poland is preparing a new package of military aid to Ukraine, — Polish Defense Minister

🇩🇪 Pistorius announced today that Germany will deliver nearly 50 additional missiles for the delivered IRIS-T systems to Ukraine.

🇪🇺 The EU is ready to take the lead in supporting Ukraine if the U.S. steps back, — Kaja Kallas

🇳🇴 Norway has allocated $61.6 million for drones for Ukraine. The country has contributed money to the International Drone Coalition Fund.

Remember that Belgian protoss from like 2013? Kelp? Hmm.

Don't remember the nickname. I wonder what happened to him.

i hate git submodules with the fire of a thousand suns

The lengths a person (me) goes to avoid using for deployment get quite hilarious sometimes.

Almost 40 years ago in 1985, Carl Sagan told Congress that continuing to burn fossil fuels will increase global temperature, cause climate change, melt glaciers and ice sheets, and cause sea level rise.

@jonn Canada would like a word...we are trapped between both!

Oh how wrong I was about European defense industry in 2010s. With threats from both russia and usa, it seems like we are already too late to defend ourselves.

But we shall put on a fight.

Early today we launched the new Lean reference manual, our core documentation intended as a comprehensive, precise description of Lean! #leanlang #leanprover

Check out the manual: lean-lang.org/doc/reference/la

Read more about the release: lean-lang.org/blog/2024-12-16-

@jonn Right, but the frustrating thing is that there *is* a dichotomy. Types still only exist at compile time, and while types can depend on values, values can't depend on types. You're still running Program 1 first (the type/value program), THEN running Program 2 (the value program). Which means you still have to do indirection like Enum TBool | TInt | TBlah, etc. What I am more or less looking for is a type-safe version of reflection. So you could do something like fields(myType)

Garry Kasparov: 'You never hear Russian opposition actually say Ukraine must win'¹

In an interview with the Kyiv Independent, Russian chess grandmaster and political Garry Kasparov shared his thoughts on the current state of the Russian opposition, why they're looking for a "good tsar" to replace Putin, and why he'll push back at those who insist it's "Putin's war" rather than Russia's war.

Read the full interview here. ²

Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images

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¹ kyivindependent.com/garry-kasp
² kyivindependent.com/garry-kasp

Today on Threads: Endless questions like:

"Where to escape from this?"

WHERE, I WONDER, TELL ME I WANT TO KNOW

#Threads #SocialMedia

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I hope that the West (whatever that word means anymore) is happy. Trump going ape-shit is the direct consequence of insufficient actions taken to stop putin. Dictators and wannabe dictators are watching and learning.

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