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In about less than 4 years it will be shown this was used for completely other purposes against political enemies, but accepted because they were your political enemies. And then it will be used against you, after which there's an outrage thread and "how could this have have happened???" posts.


The Three-Body Problem.


I second that! also the rest of the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy


This is correct. There is no logical reason or empirical evidence that opening country to mass immigration will help fixing native birth rates. Problems such as housing will just increase as there's more competition for a 5 square meter flat.


There is no reason to believe that 'immigration' can fix the native birth rates of South Koreans. This is an implicit assumption dreamt by the utterly deranged.


No, but if the problem is "we don't have enough carers to care for our elderly people" then importing carers via immigration is a quick fix.


If you are a programmer, I recommend trying to write the textbook material out in a language of your choice.


lol at people lapping this article up to support their brainwormed political opinions. i actually live here, no homelessness has been ended.


Beyond the clickbait headline, even the article didn't say it was.


Not only British, Nazi scientists were welcomed too.


Given month of incubation time (from when you catch it, and are asymptomatic, but still spread it), it's not unreasonable to assume for sake of alternate models it's been spreading since November and people just thought of it as case of particularly bad cold. Only know of it since it got too big to hide by Chinese govt.


Python would be my suggestion considering your interest in AI/ML. Also you might find the book recs here good: https://teachyourselfcs.com/


teachyourselfcs.com/

Wonderful recommendations, I am going through it right now myself.


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