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You learn a bit about history in the region you'll know that Russia has been being the aggressor for about 300 years, but has always felt the victim. Stalin in the 1920s even had the phrase "capitalism encirclement", not unlike Putin's "NATO encroachment". This is despite the fact that it was Stalin's strategy to chase trade agreements with the UK, Germany and France, while at the same time supporting the respective countries communist parties attempts at revolution. As you see, the pattern of behavior has changed since then.

So no, NATO isn't the aggressor.

It's absolutely possible that the bots drummed up public opinion. But regardless of what public opinion is or why it is what it is, it's also clear who the aggressor is.

Somehow, lisp ends up being really slow. so it's doing something else wrong.

What other languages?

Good? NATO is on the right side of this.

Julia is excellent. There are a lot things with Julia (think multiple dispatch) that once you learn them you can't stop noticing that other languages are doing it wrong

Sounds tempting, but my experience has been that when these nice companies raise a lot of money they go to shit. Dropbox comes to mind.

Can you even imagine what kind of stuff they had to tell their investors in order to get 100m?

What's wrong with KeePassXC?