varjag

Buddy I was literally taught that in my (British) English class, and later seen it used in this context by natives countless times. If anything, using "he/she" is an ugly unpronounceable abomination.

Honestly unless you insist on allowing running your software on Windows you're much better off delegating the logging to syslog over a thin wrapper. This however goes against Java land portability promises and NIH attitude so we have what we have.

Imagine that you don't need monitoring servers, like possibly the majority of actual log4j deployments?

Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Poland, Lithuania.

Yes you are allowed to check that it functions. You are not allowed to use it. TFA is about a product used for considerable time.

Under the EU policy you can only return unused items.

"Doktor Diagor", I just a letter

Lem had predicted this in his Dr. Dagor short six decades ago.

Its use in this function predates you and the culture wars you may be involved into.

That's xterm.js. Xterm is an entirely different piece of software.

Imagine you're trying to prove that water is wet (P!=NP). You lack a formalism that could make sense at building a proof even though pretty much everyone agrees from empirical evidence that the water is indeed wet. A promising attempt at building one such formalism was just demonstrated by a model to be a dead end.

Do you really believe Open AI made more progress in math than any of the human predecessors? Come on.

Galois had built modern algebra before dying at 20. What agents did so far is flash in a pan.

I don't know why you were downvoted that bad when it's literally what's happening now.

That you had to dig all the way back to the crimes of an irregular unit in 2014 is telling.

Refugees and immigrants can be proud of their heritage just fine dear.

The very reason Trump and his drill sergeant in Pentagon refuse to commit boots on the ground is even they realize how it's going to be. ISR footage of American servicemen dying with no chance of rescue would be bad for ratings.

Over someone who never fired any real weapon? Probably. You are not startled by violent sounds. You have intuition for ballistics, time to target, CEP, weather effects.

That's not how guided missiles work either…

Would a rifle marksman be a better artilleryman than someone who never ever touched a gun?

See the beauty of analogies is you can make one to support any point.

Math is not entertainment though. It's one area where a sole human can do some of the most profound contributions to humanity.

A world where there are fewer humans who can ever understand math is the world with less mathematics.

Channel your indignation into victorious dance.

Maybe Russia should have tried that on NATO if that's where it's beef is, rather than attacking a neutral third country. But Russia is a weak bully and weak bullies seek for weaker victims (and have weak, cowardly sympathizers).

I am not thinking that Ukraine is winning but I am a decent human being so naturally can't cheer for Russia.

Very possibly so! They've won all their wars over India too which is much more populous than all the Nordics too.

Eurasia wasn't used until the appearance of 20th century movements. But fine I'll rephrase: Pakistan, the greatest power on Indian subcontinent.

So we agree that blockade is not a problem then, goodie.

I dunno, maybe we should ask Pakistan, the greatest power of South Asia.

Speaking of overt acts of war, Russia just blew up a merchant vessel in EU territorial waters. A little blockade will do just fine.

Some are just worse that the others. Those C and D students have to work somewhere.