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by Freedom2 2y ago
Do they pass American? As far as I'm aware, American safety standards are of the highest in the world, in part due to the amount of reckless driving here and general lack of road-sense.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I think it's important to not call out individual users, as that doesn't really facilitate the "curious" discussion that we as a community aspire to achieve every day.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I remember being called outdated, a contrarian and 'in the way of progress' on this site when I expressed doubt that the Vision Pro would be 'the next iPhone', as people on this site put it. I was told that our way of wo
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Precisely. The overarching HN view, although it's not a monolith (so the viewpoint isn't shared by all), is that the free market solves for all things and regulation by the government is largely a waste of taxpayer money that coul
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by Freedom2 2y ago
This is an uncharitable viewpoint. The US has progressed significantly and each generation has been smarter and more empathetic than the last, meaning a free market is the end state of all economics. There isn't a single US owned and o
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> Everyone My parents are none of whom you listed yet they do not have "massive sympathy" for this CEO. Perhaps "everyone" is inaccurate?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Agreed. Everyone love puzzles that are worthy of an entire section in a blogpost for their interview questions, rather than stuff actually relevant to the job.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> The opinions that are permitted here are narrow. It's important to remember that HN isn't a monolith and most important of all, we all share in the virtue of "curious" discussion. Arguably this post was flagged beca
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by Freedom2 2y ago
'Invests' doesn't necessarily have to mean about money, like you assume.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Any thoughts on why farmer-friendly constituents would vote in a parachute candidate? I'm not familiar with the region.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Don't forget the step where we use an open-source tool, rebrand it, barely change it and use that as our pitch.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> Most people can and if you can’t then the government pays for it. For now. > The relative ease with which most people can get another job is also nice. This seems unemphathetic. Even just for the tech industry, thousands of engineer
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I disagree. If anything, a YC-funded company will get us out of this mess.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Don't the aerodynamics severely limit the cornering performance of the Model Y? How can it have the same performance? Or is there only one metric of performance that is being measured?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
With that in mind, "Am I the only one..." is not substantial conversation, because it is rarely the case where one person is the only one who holds a certain viewpoint.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
The average user (non-tech oriented) doesn't really think about or care that much about openness. This is the kind of user who posts disclaimers on their Facebook wall saying that Facebook is not allowed to use their content.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> imagine that those humans are armed, and many of them routinely fantasize about what they do when "it's time" I don't think those people actually exist. I've never seen an actual person who wasn't satirizi
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by Freedom2 2y ago
If that's what the Fox presenters truly believe, should the government be allowed to censor them?
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Rogue Legacy's source code released(github.com)
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by Freedom2 2y ago
There's no significant market for a car like that in the US. Just look at the commenters even here on HN who "need" a Ford F150 because their friends move ever 2 months or something, or to carry groceries that a regular sedan
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I was in NYC last month and paid fine with card, and the driver clearly saw cash in my wallet?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> accidental Besides a debugger, isn't one of the first things people do (even undergrads) is start logging out variables that may be suspect in the issue? If you have potentially a problematic computation, put it in a variable and
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> If what you have to say is considered useful, you'll be a viral figure in no time. The assumption that useful speech goes viral is incredibly misjudged.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Not enough people give credit to PG or PT for their genius in disrupting markets and making the world overall a happier, better place.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Wouldn't that be CAVH?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Agreed. Too often you'll see HN's claim that PHP / Java / MySQL are the best choices for everything, where often times they are blind to specific problems and use-cases that other developers are trying to solve.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Do you have any links? This is very curious and new to me, I haven't personally seen this before, but I'm more than happy to be wrong!
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I don't doubt this will get flagged, but not for the reason you think. I think it's important that this meets the criteria of spurring 'curious' discussion, of which this might just devolve into flamebait and arguments w
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Where do people talk like this?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
YCombinator naturally doesn't want divisive content on the front page as it hurts their brand.

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