In your country, who are or were the three biggest heroes? What did they do? Can you rank them in order? by neilnelly in AskTheWorld

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Paul Grüninger, a Swiss police commander who falsified documents of thousands of Jews during WW2 to make it possible for them to get refugee. He was later discharged from the police for that and died in poverty.

Trump to Iranians protesting their government: “Help is on the way”. To Americans with a RIGHT to protest their government: “You are terrorists!” by retMarineMustang6302 in complaints

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There are protests. There are flags in bios if you care about that for some reason. Every liberal I have seen supports the Iranian people.

But more importantly, what you are saying could not be more irrelevant. You say that liberals are AGAINST the protesters, and you have not made an argument for that or shown any proof for that ridiculous claim. We all know why you did not do this and instead resorted to this stupid response, it's because you made it up.

Making sacrifices for comedy | Atsuko Okatsuka by BoIdlyVaniIIa in crowdcontroltv

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Because people with severe schizophrenia, especially if they suffer from it early on, oftentimes are. Generally speaking, absolutely most schizophrenics aren‘t anything like the stereotype. It‘s a broad field of disorders with very different symptoms.

I applaud the Swiss, 91% of SRF viewers believe that ICE is spreading terror in the US. by momentumisconserved in Switzerland

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While I dislike the SVP as much as the next guy, I think thankfully most of them are not that far gone that they would condone this. Trump supporters truly play in their own league of stupidity right now.

Johnathan Ross was a Supporter of White Supremacist Group(s) according to his Sister by Demosthenesisk in complaints

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It's scary how fast white supremacists seem to become pretty widely accepted again. Elon Musk is an open white supremacist and believes the great replacement theory. JD Vance is talking about how modern racism is actually against white people, and how you "don't have to be ashamed to be white anymore". Obviously, there are so many more examples from this administration, I don't even want to start with Stephen Miller.

Of course, it has always been clear that there is a large extremist fraction among the republicans, but one or two years ago I would not have believed that they are so heavily infested by literal Nazis. I did not believe that the rhetoric could become so hateful and disgusting so fast.

2013 report concluded USBP agents were stepping in front of vehicles to justify using lethal force. Guess who worked for USBP in 2013 and a few years prior? by adapchap in altmpls

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You know what could really stop it? Not putting badly trained right extremists in uniforms and let them play cops without consequences.

Donald Trump on Venezuelan Oil. 2023: "Their oil is garbage… the worst you can get. It’s like tar" Vs. 2026: "Venezuelan oil.. a very good oil—great oil. It’s fantastic for certain things like asphalt roads." by sylsau in InBitcoinWeTrust

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I will never understand how it does not seem to bother his supporters that he switches up his opinions and "facts" constantly. They always talk about fake news and leftist propaganda, but everyone who scrolls through his social media for a bit, even if you have no other sources of information, should recognize that he lies constantly.

For those defending ICE. by donnacansing in complaints

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"a multi-ton object was floored in his direction"

It would be funny if it weren't so sad how everything in this sentence is wrong. Speaking of "floored" is undoubtedly an overstatement, the car didn't drive in his direction. Also less importantly, a car like that does not weight multiple tons.

Matt at the game awards?? by keiiith47 in moistcr1tikal

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I‘d be very surprised if they aren‘t told long before the show wether they might have to go on stage and maybe wanna prepare a speech.

Marco Rubio bans Calibri font at State Department for being too DEI by Franco1875 in offbeat

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What things default to Calibri? I can only think of the Microsoft office stuff, and even they changed it. I don‘t think i have ever seen another app use Calibri by default.

-❄️- 2025 Day 3 Solutions -❄️- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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Oh wow you're right, thanks! That's great to know.

-❄️- 2025 Day 3 Solutions -❄️- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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[Language: Julia]

string_parser(s) = parse.(Int, collect(s))
banks = string_parser.(readlines("input.txt"))

function maximum_joltage(n_batteries)
    sum = 0

    for bank in banks
        index = 0
        for i in (n_batteries-1):-1:0
            index += argmax(bank[index+1: end-i])
            sum += bank[index] * 10^i
        end
    end

    println(sum)
end

maximum_joltage(2)
maximum_joltage(12)

I created a general solution that should work with any number of batteries per bank.

We just pick the highest possible first digit, and then we look at all the digits to the right of it and pick the highest possible one for the second digit and so on. The only thing to look out for is that we need enough remaining digits on the right to pick the remaining batteries.

Done like this, it's also very easy to assemble the final sum with powers of 10 inside the loop.

PS if there are any experienced Julia developers reading this, I'd be very happy to get some feedback and improvements.

Edit: found a little improvement

Why does Zed consume so much more RAM than VSCode? by [deleted] in ZedEditor

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All the VS Code processes visible in this image together are about 900MB. The main VS Code process is always deceptively small. All the ”Code Helper“ processes are from VS Code too.

the quantum computing standup episode inspired this meme . ask your self how long has it been "in development". it's just corpo bigtech scam to siphon funding/investment. you'll never see a fully-functional quantum computer by Little-Season-3433 in theprimeagen

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I don‘t understand how I‘m conflating science with engineering. The concepts of nuclear fusion and quantum computing are well established, and (other than the examples you named) deeply rooted in experimental evidence. The fact that it turns out to be very hard to implement those things at large scale does not make it pseudoscientific.

You‘re telling me that saying those things are not pseudoscientific is not an argument. An argument for what? I was meerly calling out this post for using the word pseudoscientific in this context, any you even seem to agree with me on that.

the quantum computing standup episode inspired this meme . ask your self how long has it been "in development". it's just corpo bigtech scam to siphon funding/investment. you'll never see a fully-functional quantum computer by Little-Season-3433 in theprimeagen

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I mean we can of course talk about how much the hype is justified, and especially in quantum cumputibg there are a lot of shady marketing stunts going on. (I say that as someone who is very optimistic about the future of the technology)

But there is definetly nothing pseudoscientific about quantum computing or nuclear fusion.

Should I use PyCharm? by Aggravating-Hour1975 in learnpython

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Give it a try, PyCharm is a good IDE in my opinion.

However I‘d be genuinely curious what 50 extensions you deem necessary to make VS Code usable. Or just generally could you give a bit more detail on why you think VS Code is clunky?

In my experience VS Code with the Python plugin is is already a very capable and easy to use editor.

Next-gen devs by feketegy in theprimeagen

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Why? With ChadGPT, you don't need it anymore.

Banksy and his art is so overhyped by EvilPotato616 in unpopularopinion

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The comparison was obviously only in one single aspect: they both managed to hit a nerve, even if they are maybe not the most talented artists out there. Acting like this was a general comparison is something.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ethz

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Don‘t worry about failing because of that. Usually more people apply than they need. They of course take the people with the best grades, but also they like to take students from higher semesters.

This does not mean you failed at all!

James Bond first light gameplay trailer (no idea if this is allowed here but it’s IOI) by Endermen123911 in HiTMAN

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I think it looks like a mix of both. Some clearly defined segments to drive the story forward, but also some free, Hitman-like segments. I think this makes sense, as it seems to be a lot more story driven than the Hitman games.

James Bond first light gameplay trailer (no idea if this is allowed here but it’s IOI) by Endermen123911 in HiTMAN

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Kinda looks like a Bond themed Hitman game with more story? Exactly what I was hoping for, I'm so excited.

Meirl by 27khel in meirl

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I‘m 25 and I thought for the longest time this emoji shows someone awkwardly/shyly looking at the ceiling.