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by Freedom2 1y ago
Great article! I've recently been implementing F1 pitstop techniques into our own development processes as well with a great deal of success.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
I didn't specifically say you were.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Citizens of the world usually refers to cultural exposure and appreciation for differences around the world. I have never seen it refer to distance travelled, however I can see how some Americans can use that definition to try and change th
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by Freedom2 1y ago
To be fair, most people around the world could be considered citizens of the world compared to the average American.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
It's interesting because this site usually encourages 'curious' discussion, and there was always an impression that the userbase was mature enough to spot these kind of substanceless pieces easily.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
It's okay because gas is 1.98 a gallon in some areas, eggs are down and wages are now up! So I'm told by the President of the United States anyway.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
I'm confused. Does the US not have instant, regulated transfers from a bank account?
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by Freedom2 1y ago
No, but I'm fairly sure FOX News and the NY Yankees don't advocate themselves as free speech absolutionists. So I'm not sure what your comparison is trying to do here.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Perhaps that's why Elon was following him so closely everywhere at the tail end of his campaign and at the start of his presidency.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Also agree. I've been playing with Godot for some super simple game dev, and it's been surprisingly fantastic at helping me navigate Godot's systems (Nodes, how to structure a game, the Godot API) so I can get to the stuff th
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by Freedom2 1y ago
They don't? I was in Iran recently for a business trip and I simply asked for my usual cappuccino one sugar at almost every cafe I went to and it was hassle-free experience. It's actually good to offer more options to invoke curi
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by Freedom2 1y ago
> I don’t understand why some people are searching for ways to dismiss and downplay this in these comments. "I don't do it, therefore it is unusual for it to happen in the first place." It's very hard to take dismissi
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Categorically, deportation is not strictly permanent.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
As dang said, > what it proves is that users will flag unsubstantive flamewar posts on Hacker News, regardless of the topic or the commenter's position on the topic. This is a good thing! I think it has to pass the moderators bar fo
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I'm no big fan of LLM generated code, but the fact that GP bluntly states "AI will never produce a deletion" despite this being categorically false makes it hard to take the rest of their spiel in good faith. As a side note,
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by Freedom2 2y ago
IMO take home projects still have value, provided you do a comprehensive follow-up interview with their project (which is the _actual_ interview, I feel). Those who just used AI on it are far less likely to talk about any tradeoffs, do deep
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Don't forget to say "See! Government doesn't work, we've been right all along!" after you've smashed it.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I wonder if the parent to this comment is another "I don't use trails, so no one does!". If you actually walk along a few trails on a regular cadence, it's clear that there are many different people - it's not just
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by Freedom2 2y ago
We should also make sure that anyone who hasn't paid the trail toll or contributed physically are not allowed to use it, it's also only fair.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
"Why do I need to know where any other countries in the world are, the United States is the best anyway!"
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I checked in with my Republican friend and they said that US vanilla is just as good, if not better, because the soil is "more free". I don't think the issue of trade is an easy one for many in the US.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
It's important to recognize other cultures and realize that while Americans enjoy tipping (and often rely on tips as their source of income), not every country, especially in Asia, accepts or appreciates tips, and some treat it as an o
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Help me understand your viewpoint here - is the assumption that an entire ship is dedicated to shipping trivial commodities and the cargo isn't co-mingled with anything else? At the same time, what isn't counted as a "trivial
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Honestly I thought the billionaires would keep Trump in check as they want number to go up, so I bet on that. Hindsight is always 20/20 though :(
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by Freedom2 2y ago
So I'm guessing it's not important to tariff the penguins of Antarctic Island?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
As someone interested in "curious discussion", what are some of the positives we can take away from this? Is this a new standard for economic policy?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Maybe, but surely the general intelligence of the average HN commenter should be able to pick up on sarcasm / satire / parody. Unless, of course, it reflects a mirror back at them.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
To be fair, it's a product directly endorsed by the President of the United States of America. As he said, "we have to celebrate [Musk]", especially when there's an "illegal boycott" as stated by that president
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> We treat criminals like children and society falls. We treat them like criminals and society survives. Thoughts on Trump not being sentenced as an equal to a normal citizen despite being lawfully convicted?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I think this is a bit disingenuous. It was more like "he sucks, he has no plan for X and his plan makes no factual sense for Y, vote for me, here's my plan for X and my plan for Y" (remember the whole concept of a plan thing?

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