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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
People aren’t, and will not, have as many kids going forward. We are seeing this in rich countries and poor countries. Right before the baby boomers are fully retired is a heckuva time America decided it wants to contract its population by
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Are B not part of the city? Why wouldn’t they have standing on an action by their government? (This is a genuine question, not a rhetorical one).
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
> Did you really think the roaring response were organic feedback? It was always controlled. Personally I'm happy to be done with the on-cue tumultuous cheering and whooping. While I agree with you, I think even the controlled audie
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Because there wasn’t enough interest from institutional investors. One can see where a valuation dependent on monopolizing commerce across the universe might turn off institutional investors just a little bit.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Imagine how much faster it would be growing if the U.S. government wasn’t paying companies billions to not produce wind energy https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/climate/offshore-wind-gas... or delaying
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
The argument about AI consciousness is largely silly. The idea that we should be considerate of AI’s happiness seems even more ridiculous given that we breed, imprison, torture and kill tens if not hundreds of billions of beings we know are
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
And how did that evolve and how does it work? Given that we don’t know how consciousness works how have you concluded that it’s certainly not an emergent property of something like a highly trained LLM?
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
There are other possibilities. - This is a situation they’ve never faced before. It’s hard to simulate and betting on high prices may not be a great bet. Especially given that oil futures aren’t like buying options. You actually have to tak
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
> misanthropic Whether it’s misanthropic or not has no bearing on whether that’s true. That’s basically saying you don’t like a truth therefore anyone who claims that that truth is true is a bad person. > so obviously incorrect It sho
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
I’ve faced far more issues with relatives with Macs than when they had Linux. The key with Linux was giving them an LTS Ubuntu but not messing with it at all. The problem with macOS recently has been that it keeps changing how things work w
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
The history this article presents is complete nonsense. India didn’t fight a “war of independence”, but India fought for its independence. Lots of Indians died in that fight for Independence. This article also ignores the massive transfer o
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
I setup lieer and notmuch with an alot front end which was the first time I was able to get my Gmail inbox under control. Unfortunately, I’m not up for learning a completely new set of keyboard shortcuts anymore and alot doesn’t provide a n
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
The U.S. will almost certainly be responsible for an order of magnitude more deaths with the incredible costs that they’ve placed on the whole world just through the higher cost of oil. And we haven’t even gotten to the impacts of fertilize
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
So we’re clear, this is a technical recession. In the real world, the American resident is suffering deeply. The fact that things are so bad for the average American when the economy is growing (thanks largely to healthcare and AI investmen
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
> By having material subscription revenue coming in for things outside the advertising space, the product managers can justify investing in features that otherwise would be passed up due to lack of revenue potential from advertising. You
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Which is pretty much a war crime. In the case where they didn’t do that, they deported them anywhere but to American soil. Cant have them accidentally speaking in a court or to reporters.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Well, as a vegan I do appreciate the Trump administration’s protection of sentient fish. At the same time, as a vegan, I don’t appreciate their lack of interest in the autonomy and lives of the sentient humans.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
If you live next to a golf course you are probably living in a suburban house in the middle of nowhere and not going anywhere through the day. Your mental stimulation once you age and aren’t able to drive much is probably at a bare minimum.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
So cheap electricity will come by building out the most expensive source of electricity?
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
In the past countries would buy American equipment even if it wasn’t the best fit because that would make you essentially an American ally. Being part of the U.S. ecosystem was valuable. Unfortunately, over the last 1.5 years, the political
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
From a very practical PoV, the only military threat to Canada is from the U.S. Even if the U.S. and Canada are enemies, if Canada is being attacked by a country that is not the U.S., then the U.S. will come to its defense because they don’t
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
So he creates a program that was good enough that pretty much everyone started using it. And he complained about a lot of dependencies but then went and actually wrote fixes/solutions for them that was so good that nearly everyone star
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
I lived there idea of hooks when they were introduced. But they’ve honestly not worked out. React works have been a lot better if the React team has figured out what useEffect was supposed to be right at the beginning, or at least when they
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Sure. Maybe it was a skill Issue. I switched between dozens of similar codebases over a period of 3-4 years (pre AI) when I was consulting and did multiple projects in multiple languages (well, only 1 in rust). In my experience switching be
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
I love discriminated unions. The problem with C# is that it’s so overloaded with features. If you come from one codebase to another codebase by a different team it’s close to learning a completely new language, but worse, there is no docume
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
> but unless you lied you will be fine. That’s a huge unsubstantiated claim.
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I’m also pretty sure you cannot apply for an AOS from a B1/B2 to a green card. I think you can apply for an AOS to a different dual intent visa which could then allow you to apply for a green card if you meet the requirements for that
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
This government is run on mafioso leadership principles. Thats why they’re appointed a whole bunch of unqualified people at high positions. This is what happens in the mafia. Those people know that the only reason they’re there is because o
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
Could it be that the fact that the thing you’re an expert at looked like garbage to you, but the things you’re not an expert at, looked just fine, is not a coincidence? You can talk to a bunch of designers who will say the opposite. Claude
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by adjejmxbdjdn 5mo ago
I think you’re right but I wanted to note that we are discovering that other animals also have language.

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