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by Freedom2 11mo ago
What did you actually expect from commenters on this site?
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by Freedom2 11mo ago
The joke I'm making is that many Texans like to make that statement about Texas (with regards to size and driving) and claim it's unique to that state and to the US without realizing that it's common for many other parts in t
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by Freedom2 11mo ago
Does this mean that you can drive in the forest for an entire day and still be in the forest?
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by Freedom2 11mo ago
I doubt this comment is true, given that other countries with government run healthcare have surgeries and choice. Do you happen to have any evidence that every country with government run healthcare has no choice or surgeries at all? Your
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Which is a very interesting statement considering how the US is treating immigrants these days.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Insane to be using a phone in that manner while driving regardless.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Ultimately the moderators have decided that these kind of posts are "not what the site is for". It's unlikely they'll implement some kind of filter as users can filter out what the moderators have decreed what they want
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by Freedom2 1y ago
That cannot happen in the US, I'm told, as it has the greatest protections by its God-given Constitution. The most beautiful protections.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
It's not very hard to admit when we're wrong. Some even consider it a power. From my experience working with Americans, you often have to drag them kicking and screaming to have any humility, let alone have them admit when they ar
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by Freedom2 1y ago
What if the SRE talent has a lot of real-life experience but can't pass LeetCode puzzles that have nothing to do with the job?
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Who is trying to remove education and welfare and how are they accomplishing it? I have high doubts people actually want those things removed, especially in a country as great as the US.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
If that's the case, why not pool together to open a competing bank according to their values?
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Most American small towns lean libertarian and espouse rugged individualism - wouldn't they have just opened a competing business with competitive prices instead? Or did they forget how?
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by Freedom2 1y ago
I don't know if that's necessarily a charitable interpretation of the comment, keeping in mind the HN commenting guidelines. Despite differences in opinion we should give everyone the chance to state their view, no matter what it
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Is there any reason why you believe the US isn't that country?
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Some, especially some smart HN commenters, would say that conservatives just want to have an honest discussion without being insulted or being made to feel their opinions are wrong by default.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Can you help me understand your last point? As far as I'm aware the end goal is Americans producing for Americans. To reference your point, smaller European cars aren't built for the unique, rugged American terrain, as well as the
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Was it just the US who enjoyed brighter, shinier and arguably "faker" things, or did other countries also experience sales drops when other brands removed artificial coloring? I'm curious (as in HN curious discussion) whether
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by Freedom2 1y ago
My friends in the midwest say that there's actually exemptions on tariffs when it comes to buying the manufacturing equipment itself, to avoid the issues you're talking about. I think generally it's also a good thing that Ame
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Interesting - I don't see that all. What CDN does that site use? I wonder if there's a caching issue on my side...
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by Freedom2 1y ago
I recall a specific project involving a network appliance that generated large log streams. Our bottleneck was the log parser, which was aggressively using string.Substring() to isolate fields. This approach continuously allocated new strin
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Thank you for this! I find it disturbing that the original-original poster extrapolated their experience to the rest of us as if it were a fact.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
I don't agree, for example my team includes yarn.lock in the commit which adds quite a few lines to the PR.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
> Coffee doesn’t matter, it’s all the same shit. I don't think this is categorically true, while many are the same, you can definitely taste the difference between different beans and styles of coffee. A latte is very different to a
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by Freedom2 1y ago
> But it's okay, you just go ahead and keep your eyes closed. I'm sure it'll all just go away because you want to ignore it. Despite the rest of your post being quite good, this right here is against the HN guidelines. It
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Curious to see if upper management will face any repercussions as their decision tangibly affected the bottom line. Or if it'll be folded into more layoffs later.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Quite a few HackersNews commenters thought so.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
Is there any evidence of this? Otherwise please don't post unsubstantiated rumors on this site, it's not what it was made for!
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by Freedom2 1y ago
No, it's correct. The original comment said "to renew their visas". The visa expires on its expiration date, however the H1B status itself is extended. Hope this helps.
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by Freedom2 1y ago
From VP Vance: "In Washington, there is a new sheriff in town; and under Donald Trump’s leadership, we may disagree with your views, but we will fight to defend your right to offer it in the public square, agree or disagree."

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