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by Jensson 9mo ago
The funny part is that most female world leaders are right wing, since right wing voters are more likely to vote for a woman than left wing voters. There are many more left wing female candidates, but those that win elections are mostly rig
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by Jensson 9mo ago
Depending on your state you vote for the winner regardless who you vote for since its winner takes all.
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by Jensson 9mo ago
So now the last 90% is the last 99%.
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by Jensson 9mo ago
The "HN is controlled by my enemies" conspiracy crowd is the only thing growing here.
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by Jensson 9mo ago
> whats really going on is actually that not a single dev reads the release notes / improvements / learns how to actually use the framework. If everyone fails to read framework release notes then the problem is frameworks. If y
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by Jensson 10mo ago
That is the baseline, not a high bar.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> Are they gonna shuttle the kids in and out of the city in order to provide said childcare? The city itself is tiny, this is not the metropolitan area of San Francisco, its just the city limits, so yeah people in suburbs will commute in
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by Jensson 10mo ago
Where did you read that? It says you get 50% up to $310k, that very clearly means if you make $310k you get 50% off. > Officials to offer 50% subsidy up to $310,000
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by Jensson 10mo ago
They can be, but the article says they aren't.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
Threshold based benefits decreases numbers of parents who work though, why have that threshold when its that high? If a couple can get free childcare by the wife working part time instead of full time they absolutely will, that is the effec
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by Jensson 10mo ago
So now you are better off making 310k than 311k, is that much better? It doesn't matter how you read it you still get that effect.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> 3) LLMs are explicitly designed and trained to mimic human capabilities in fully general sense. This is wrong, LLM are trained to mimic human writing not to mimic human capabilities. Writing is just the end result not the inner working
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by Jensson 10mo ago
So now making 231k makes you worse off than someone making 230k? Why even have that threshold when it doesn't even exclude that many people, it just causes weird incentives.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> FGM generally has much more severe consequences than circumcision There are variants that are equivalent to circumcision, but those are banned as well. It is illegal to cut into female genitals and legal to cut into male genitals today
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by Jensson 10mo ago
California does already tax the wealthy, this is just more taxes on the wealthy.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
The original poster was the one that questioned the funding, so talking about funding is on topic. The illegal aliens issue is why they need so much funding. USA has a bigger illegal alien issue than any other developed country, so to fix t
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by Jensson 10mo ago
But that isn't happening though, you have local specialists everywhere that global giants still can't outcompete. Amazon is only dominant in USA and so on, they mostly just dominate a regulatory environment and can't compete
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> If you are doing FP on the other hand, at least change always results in new objects, with structural sharing at most. This excludes a whole category of bugs. Not if you program it with a mutable god object to mimic creating a new big
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by Jensson 10mo ago
Yeah, they did raise a fuzz when AI made black nazis etc.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
Yeah, they are an alternative, so not a monopoly in this case.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> Right now, a single developer with Claude code can very easily overwhelm even a couple of testers with new code to test. Because there are endless errors and problems that never gets fixed with AI coding. The reason testers ran out of
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by Jensson 10mo ago
The images clair obscur generated hardly "eludes definition while asking questions about what it means to be human.". The game is art according to that definition while the individual assets in it are not.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> When I say modern frontend - its mostly React, state management like Redux, Zustand, Router framework like React Router, a CSS framework like Tailwind and component framework like Shadcn AI is the best at adding standard things into st
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by Jensson 10mo ago
There are no hard puzzles in Braid, at least not that are required to beat the game, so not sure what you mean. I never played the witness so I don't know about that game.
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> Still then, it's a stretch to say that Jai influenced other languages. How could it when only a handful of game-centered applications have been built by a handfull of devs? Lots of people have seen his talks about the language, so
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> I sincerely doubt the slaves would agree with you. Just because one group was economically and societally OK with it, doesn’t make it morally OK. That is wrong, slaves were happy to be alive instead of killed in most societies. It wasn
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by Jensson 10mo ago
> Then if someone is slow to solve the same problems, it's actually a signal that they have the opposite bias, to consider more paths. No this isn't true, most of the time they just don't consider any paths at all and are
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by Jensson 11mo ago
In what way aren't they refugees? People forcibly displaced from their homes are refugees.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
That is as true as saying "work hard and produce good value and you wont get fired, if you are fired I have a lot more suspicion on the worker than the manager". Sure most of the time people are fired for good reasons and most of
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by Jensson 11mo ago
It does happen just like bloated management also makes a company less flexible even though managers don't want the company to fail. They wouldn't intentionally push it to fail, but they could easily push it very close to failing a

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