emergie
IMO your way of looking at reality is wrong, because it messes causality.
Daily cycles on this graph [1] and oxygen surplus can be explained by hyperactivity of organisms that do photosynthesis - cyanobacteries and algae. Something boosted their activity. It might be natural, caused by high temperature very low level of water. Might be because someone contaminated the river with something that worked as fertilizer.
[1] https://nitter.it/pic/orig/enc/bWVkaWEvRmFDNl9EeVgwQUFRNmpRL...
The sad thing is that a large chunk of people in Russia actually support him. Even educated ones. I saw a shocking interview with an academic (who even lectured on western unis) - he said, that on personal level destruction of Ukrainian cities is a sad thing, but Moscow just executes the law/privilege of the empires.
Ukraine has one of the most fertile soil on the planet and has had developed agrarian culture. Creating a famine in such place requires malice.
'dz' digraph may be expressed in few ways:
dz - \u0064\u007a, 2 basic latin block codepoints
DZ - \u0044\u005a
Dz - \u0044\u007a
dz - \u01f3, lowercase, single codepoint
DZ - \u01f1, uppercase
Dz - \u01f2, TITLECASE!
Similar thing happens with transliteration. You cannot just transliterate Þ -> TH because then transliterating something like Þorlákshöfn would yield THorlakshofn.
Main problem the Palestinians have is that they are in conflict with Israel. State of Israel is treated very generously by US public, journalists and politicians. Google is US based company, ruled by US citizens, regulated by US politicians - that constitutes a bias.
You have no data about Hamas, you're speculating, but even assuming your accusation - Hamas is not a comix bad/good thing. Some parts of them I would consider bad by my standards. But they are a part of struggle for regaining land, that in minds of Palestinians is rightfully theirs and was taken from them by force. Zionist movements in the early XX century were operating with a similar attitude and some even used terrorism as a method.
This is a heavy loaded subject. People have heavy opinions about it. Even if that repo had some data about Hamas I think it would be better if operator of the platform did not intervene and allow it to exist as part of discussion.
dz - \u0064\u007a, 2 basic latin block codepoints
DZ - \u0044\u005a
Dz - \u0044\u007a
dz - \u01f3, lowercase, single codepoint
DZ - \u01f1, uppercase
Dz - \u01f2, TITLECASE!
You can use
dż - \u0064\u017c - d followed by 'LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH DOT ABOVE'
dż - \u0064\u007a\u0307 - d followed by z, followed by combining diacritical dot above
dż - \u01f3\u0307 - dz with combining diacritical dot above
multiplied by uppercase and titlecase forms
Medieval ß is a letter/ligature that was created from ſʒ - that is a long s and a tailed z. In other words it is a form of 'sz' digraph. Contemporarily it is used only in german orthography.
How long is ß?
By some rules uppercasing ß yields SS or SZ. Should uppercasing or titlecasing operations change length of a string?
['en-US','en-IE','en-GB','en-ZA','en-AU','de-DE','es-ES','nl-NL','pl-PL','ru-RU','cs-CZ','sv-SE','fi-FI','lv-LV']
.forEach(lang => console.log(lang + ': ' + new Number('1.23').toLocaleString(lang)))
en-US: 1.23
en-IE: 1.23
en-GB: 1.23
en-ZA: 1,23
en-AU: 1.23
de-DE: 1,23
es-ES: 1,23
nl-NL: 1,23
pl-PL: 1,23
ru-RU: 1,23
cs-CZ: 1,23
sv-SE: 1,23
fi-FI: 1,23
lv-LV: 1,23 // 0.0d / 0 equals 0x7ff8000000000000 (NaN)
// Math.sqrt(-1) equals 0xfff8000000000000 (NaN)
// 0x0p+0d is a funky way to specify 0x0000000000000000 (0)
// -0x0p+0d is a funky way to specify 0x8000000000000000 (-0)
// without 0xHEXp+NUMd my compiller optimizes "-0" literal to 0
// 0 == -0
0x0p+0d == -0x0p+0d
// hashCodes for 0 and -0 are different
Double.hashCode(0x0p+0d) != Double.hashCode(-0x0p+0d)
// hashCodes for different NaNs collapse to the same value
Double.hashCode(0.0d / 0) == Double.hashCode(Math.sqrt(-1))In the beginning there were only Natural numbers.
-1 appeared the moment one decided to define complementary operation to addition. -1 in reality is only a shorthand for "0-1", 0 comes here as neutral element of addition. Addition is well defined on Natural numbers. Subtraction generates Zahl numbers.
Similarly multiplication is well defined on Zahl numbers. It's the complementary operation - division - that generates Quotient/rational numbers.
1. avro schemas are defined in JSON
2. there is no way to define a map<string,string> with null values, this does not work: [{"type":"map","values":["string","null"]},"null"]
['en-US','en-IE','en-GB','en-ZA','de-DE','es-ES','nl-NL','pl-PL','ru-RU','cs-CZ','sv-SE','fi-FI','lv-LV']
.forEach(lang => console.log(lang + ': ' + new Date('2020-02-04').toLocaleDateString(lang, {day:'numeric', month:'numeric', year:'numeric'})))
en-US: 2/4/2020
en-IE: 4/2/2020
en-GB: 04/02/2020
en-ZA: 2020/02/04
de-DE: 4.2.2020
es-ES: 4/2/2020
nl-NL: 4-2-2020
pl-PL: 4.02.2020
ru-RU: 04.02.2020
cs-CZ: 4. 2. 2020
sv-SE: 2020-02-04
fi-FI: 4.2.2020
lv-LV: 2020.02.4.AM/PM thing is silly, but bearable.
Malformed MM[/-.]dd[/-.]yyyy date format is one of the most confusing thing I have ever encountered and it generates serious problems.
OP is more or less correct.
As a person who lived behind the iron curtain I can recommend you "Captive mind". It is non-fiction set of observations of an intellectual living in a communist regime.
With proper usage of spring-data, spring-cloud-stream, spring-* lomboked java code can be very terse. If you follow conventions repositories, rest clients, mappers etc. are often defined only by interfaces and annotations - actual implementations are generated.
The downside is that the entrance to the full blown spring-* world has a step learning curve - there is a lot to read at spring.io.