Capricorn2481

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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Racism definitely crosses all boundaries, but deporting people on the grounds they are not culturally aligned is what we'd call a positionally right policy. That does not mean left wing parties can't do it. It means it lies right
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
You are completely dodging the topic of assimilation. You are implying that Japan is great because it's culturally homogeneous, and the reason it's culturally homogeneous is because people assimilate, and therefore Sweden deportin
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> Deporting parents (thus with their children) is normal if they are staying in the country illegally without any sort of valid visa or permit, what's the alternative? Give citizenship to anyone crossing the border? We are not talki
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> This sentiment is just so utterly foreign to me that I can't comprehend how someone could rationally think this way For someone who is so befuddled by the idea of being unbothered by a heterogeneous culture, you don't make an
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> Are you talking about immigrants (who are guests in the country) The party advocates for deporting people who are born in the country.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
No, there's a fundamental difference between what we both wrote. There's a difference between saying "I know someone who has experienced racism" and "My friend says there's no racism in X country." One is
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Yes very far left. "They should also be deported, even if they were born in Sweden, because they don't have a natural connection to Sweden. They are not Swedes. I am prepared to walk over corpses here, and that is what separates m
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> A friend of mine who is a non Japanese Asian lived in Japan and when asked said there's no racism Well I'm convinced.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> similar to how Japanese people and society broadly want people that move their to assimilate And it's super racist there too, I can assure you. My father in law is Korean but lived in Japan his whole life. There's no way to d
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Not necessarily. If the entire industry triples its prices and alienates 40% the market, it's still coming out ahead. It only incentivizes producing more if there are enough people unwilling to pay for the new prices, or if it were eas
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Well I had to move music off a 10 year old laptop and I can assure you things aren't slower in the ways that matter. It was borderline unusable. I am happy with SSDs and not getting viruses off of websites, personally.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
I don't think so. The original comment said reducing unhappiness leads to happiness with diminishing returns. This one said they are two different things.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
I don't run into that because people I work with with physically cringe at copy pasting more than two blocks of code in multiple places. If anything, we revisit old code and realize how overly abstracted it is. I don't know of any
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Again, this is the opposite of what the author argues for, which is waiting for a couple instances before committing to an abstraction. Not duplicating a SQL query across hundreds of places. I would be curious if the previous coders you&#x2
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Do you want us to call the previous company and explain what their framework choices did?
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> I would go as far as to say that any abstraction you can maintain (that is in active maintenance, I mean) is better than code duplication once you are passed a de minimis threshold. Pretty much everyone arguing for duplication has argu
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
I haven't tried this specific model, but you can understand that a lot of HN testimonials are bound to swing extremely pro open source. I certainly hope they are as good. But I have personally tried a lot of models that are supposedly
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Why would that be germane to the discussion? Are you under the impression people are hardwired to use specific kinds of social media? The thread is about Twitter supposedly *growing* in size recently, and its only evidence was Bluesky'
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> If you match a description and are in the general vicinity of where the crime took place, it’s enough reasonable suspicion for a detainment If you match the description and are in the vicinity of the crime, you are not going to save yo
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> Great programmers often also have great personal website design, everything is so clear and not one bit of redundance. It's literally just a list of <p> tags. This is ridiculous. It's running a single sentence across th
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
If most people would agree with that, is it really egotripping?
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
This is truly the most non-controversy I have ever seen on here. I don't know what you drank this morning.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> Many made the same prediction about Twitter, and it seems to be more or less the same or higher activity than before Where are you getting that? There's not a single piece of data out there that will tell you Twitter has increased
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
People have decreasing power because the very people AOC is targeting are nakedly taking power from us, thumbing in our faces, and then whining when they get called out on it. This goes way beyond hoarding wealth. There's no world in w
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
It literally has 8gb of RAM. It's a great laptop, but its value is specifically in how much it can do with cheaper parts using their infrastructure. I don't know what rock you're living under, but literally everyone is walkin
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Have you actually listened to AOC? Because this entire post feels like one massive strawman. I don't think AOC has argued things were better 70 years ago, and I think you know that. She has correctly suggested the wealthiest country in
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> the DDR prices will go extremely down (lower than before the bubble) Why? From what I understand, Ram production is not ramping up. Even if a bubble does pop, I don't think it's even guaranteed to drop to where it was.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
That's all true, but this seems disproportionate even to the hardware market. They already raised their prices recently as hardware got more expensive, and now they are quadrupled . Maybe I am just misreading the hardware market right
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
Yes it was a race to the bottom that nobody was winning. A lot of plugin developers were marketing Limiters around how transparent they sounded. It was a weird time.
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by Capricorn2481 4mo ago
> I start to think that AI might be a net negative on the economy. It consumes an enormous amount of resources, just to keep doing what we did before Outside of HN, this is all people are seeing. Gamers in particular aren't seeing a

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