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Cuban President Slams US for “Genocidal Act” of Depriving Cubans of Oxygen During the Pandemic

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  • I'm surprised you are still argueing against the moving goalposts

    • Cuban President Slams US for “Genocidal Act” of Depriving Cubans of Oxygen During the Pandemic

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  • I like counting the fallacies you are relying on.

    • 100% code coverage is near-meaningless - but is there a good measure to use?

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  • I'd like to see state space coverage instead of line coverage. That, at least, catches silly "100%" cases.

    I don't know of a tool that provides this metric. I don't even think such a thing could be made for most languages. still, useful to think about when reviewing code.

    • Arizona Republicans exempt lawmakers from the state’s open-records law

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  • How very corrupt.

    • Biden Defends Decision to Send Cluster Bombs to Ukraine

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  • Cost is not the immediate issue: time is. The ammo required takes time to manufacture. Russia is not going to wait.

    Whether that justifies cluster ammunition no idea. An audit would be enlightening for sure. Unfortunately, none of that results in ammo where it's needed right now.

    • Nearly a quarter of Republicans say classified docs charges make them more likely to support Trump: poll

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  • Some people want to be Trump 's bitch. That's the only explanation haha

    • Cluster Weapons U.S. Is Sending Ukraine Often Fail to Detonate

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  • Good article but they didn't need the sensationalist title. "often" implies >50% in common discourse. The cited rate is 14.8%. terrible, but not often. Downvoted, unfortunately.

    Edit: as comments below, and some searching online: "often" is subjective. So no, does not imply ">50% in common discourse"