Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 1) 100
Hamas should have (and should) taken the two state option. (Also, I think your whataboutism argument makes you look like a tool).
Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 1) 100
Gaza can't win through violence. It's bad strategy for them to try.
Netenyahu gains strength when Palestinians threaten violence, and gets voted out when there is a prospect for peace. They should play on that. Perhaps the main problem with a forced migration is that no one else in the world wants the Palestinians.
Netenyahu gains strength when Palestinians threaten violence, and gets voted out when there is a prospect for peace. They should play on that. Perhaps the main problem with a forced migration is that no one else in the world wants the Palestinians.
Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 1) 100
Comment Re:Extremely unpopular take (Score 1) 87
Its implementation worked and provided a ~30% speedup to matplotlib. The devs rejected it solely because the submitter was an AI. They had their "reasons", but they were dumb reasons for rejecting a 30% performance increase.
I don't think the blog poster is sane enough to be trusted with facts like this.
Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 1) 100
The Palestinians should take (and should have taken) the two-state solution.
Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 1) 100
OK, I looked at a map. Excellent, it was as I expected.
Do you have any other vapid requests?
Do you have any other vapid requests?
Comment Re:Genocide is bad, but have you tried... (Score 3, Insightful) 100
Thou Shall Not Kill
To be clear, that was largely resolved as a debate in Israel during the Maccabee era: violence is acceptable in self-defense (and Hamas wants to push Israel into the sea).
Comment Re:China is leaving the US in the dust (Score 1) 172
China has cornered the market on Lithium for batteries the same way they've done with rare earths. That's why their electric cars are cheaper.
Comment Re:Tech bros so pathetically desperate... (Score 0) 79
Haven't you noticed yet that no previous U.S. president, democrat or republican, has ever caused such an international uproar before ?
No. Europeans are always complaining. It's the French cafe thing.
Comment Re:They said "best" not competent, by what metric? (Score 1) 102
If my company starts evaluating developers based on lines of code, then I start double-spacing my code.
Make a stupid metric, get a stupid result.
Make a stupid metric, get a stupid result.
Comment Re: mRNA is dangerous (Score 1) 247
Wow, suddenly you are writing like an ignoramus. Did ChatGPT hack your account?
Comment Re:Will cover important fundamentals? (Score 1) 49
I think your writing is boring.
Comment Re:is forgetting really a thing? (Score 1) 86
I'm really hoping it's a case of the door not closing completely - where it's held closed but the car's sensor still reports it as open.
That's a good suggestion.
Comment Re:Be kind, please rewind (Score 1) 86
Also there's only a couple of cars with self closing doors. They are a reliability nightmare, doubly so in a taxi situation.
I've never had a problem with a self-closing door on a car. Maybe there's a model that does have problems.
Comment Re: Not very subtle (Score 1) 72
A reasonable hypothesis is that the CIA has utterly failed to recruit any spies, and thus are trying this in an attempt to get China to shoot some of their own.
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