I really like Brian Berletic of the New Atlas. Absolutely ruthless critic of Western imperialism, but I would say it is conspiracy coded. He's constantly talking about the think tanks, the policy papers, the media control, etc
Another great one is Ben Norton of geopolitical economy report. He does a lot of the same great analysis but it's quite Left I would say. (He's not obvious about it but he speaks in socialist vocabulary. Also, his analysis focuses a lot more on class and economics versus military and intelligence)
If it helps you decide, she uses CW words a number of times to describe various sex pests but there's very little description of sex crimes and I don't think any of it is in regards to Epstein victims - it's more about the peccadillos of the various skeptical and atheist leaders from back in the heyday
There's a very transparent operation going on right now to distract from Israeli involvement in Epstein files, do you not see it? Also the given pretext IS flimsy
Speaking of transparent operations, this "Meduza" was founded in Latvia in October 2014...oh look USAID funding, what a surprise
This whiteman is literally so megalomaniacal and delusional that he spent every available dollar he could possibly raise building God and now he has a very unprofitable not-God and a mountain of debt
Well you see, one is the daily driver. One is the former daily driver that is working too well to throw out. One is the new daily driver but it's having those weird issues so it's not ready yet. Multiply that by 2 and you're already up to six
Got to put my plug in for Elixir. Built on the legendary Erlang runtime, looks like Ruby and secretly a Lisp under the covers. The Ecto database library blows every other ORM or tool I have ever used out of the water.
Regarding mutability, I would argue the runtime has everything you need like software transactional memory, pleasant I/O and the best exception handling you could imagine
I really like Brian Berletic of the New Atlas. Absolutely ruthless critic of Western imperialism, but I would say it is conspiracy coded. He's constantly talking about the think tanks, the policy papers, the media control, etc
Another great one is Ben Norton of geopolitical economy report. He does a lot of the same great analysis but it's quite Left I would say. (He's not obvious about it but he speaks in socialist vocabulary. Also, his analysis focuses a lot more on class and economics versus military and intelligence)