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by almosthere 7mo ago
When you get unlimited health care, health care costs skyrocket and you end up with a broken system that no party wants to fix - and everyone ends up with NO health care. If we went back to paying cash to the doctor, people with jobs will b
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by almosthere 7mo ago
It's not black and white - do things smarter. But make jobs - top priority. We need jobs otherwise wealth concentrates.
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Was it because USAID wasn't buying 300 $500k subscriptions in 2025?
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by almosthere 7mo ago
personality should be favored
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Troll farms hastily adding to their init prompts "don't use emdash when writing comments"
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by almosthere 7mo ago
skill issue being they only know php
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Just about everything on NPR is I want this to be true, not this is true.
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guck4FoWQss
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by almosthere 7mo ago
"ever" is the key word. Like driving, we as humans will cede control, at some point, to AI.
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by almosthere 7mo ago
why include the las vegas one where he intentionally detonated it?
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Are people going to start "disabling flock cameras" when they are integrated into police vehicles?
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by almosthere 7mo ago
That works until minor-removing-flag proxys start popping up.
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by almosthere 7mo ago
Makes sense to me. (fake) Scenario: Murdered: Jenny Waldorf Only one person searched for this name daily for months before she died, then after she was killed but before we announced who the victim was, the searches stopped. Ok HN user: Do
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by almosthere 7mo ago
I think this should work like OpenID connect but with just a true/false. PS = pr0n site AV = age verification site (conforming to age-1 spec and certified) PS: Send user to AV with generated token AV: Browser arrives with POST da
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by almosthere 8mo ago
It all depends on what you buy. Mostly the wealthy are buying things these days. Everyone else is buying US grown food.
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by almosthere 8mo ago
That's unfortunate - it was mostly a tax on the rich!
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by almosthere 8mo ago
Yeah, actually you do. What you think Ivy Leagues don't exist? (even though they're crap now because they DEI'd everything)
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by almosthere 8mo ago
They should have gone the voucher route many years ago - competition for the best schools.
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by almosthere 8mo ago
It is kind of crazy that a lot of those moves that are so massively successful is a social media and other actions to specifically destabilize the US. And it was only possible to do BECAUSE we're so open. In China you can't get pa
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by almosthere 8mo ago
No, this is probably an illegal CA law. I'm a strong believer in 2a rights. However I think every type of weapon might require a license. So if you 3d print a gun that you would be allowed to own if you had already completed your backg
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by almosthere 8mo ago
If that world had a chip that could hack into anything and trigger nuclear war... then within a matter of another year that chip would exist again and again and again in many countries. Everyone's dead. Sequel is pretty quick.
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by almosthere 8mo ago
That has nothing to do with how much they are putting in the air/water.
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by almosthere 8mo ago
Here you go: https://www.statista.com/statistics/270499/co2-emissions-in-...
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by almosthere 8mo ago
I think many people are unwilling to accept "climate change" or "global warming" because of the following: a) china is unwilling to do anything, and if that's the case, America shouldn't empty its pocket books
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8 Skiers dead after avalanche near Lake Tahoe(nbcnews.com)
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by almosthere 8mo ago
Can any of these other tools somehow become "sub-agents"?
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by almosthere 8mo ago
https://www.weforum.org/stories/2024/01/migration-model-sust...
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by almosthere 8mo ago
Its from 2014 so they can be somewhat excused but the proper answer is every dependency manager tool has since created the concept of a lock file so that builds are somewhat reproducible. We also got docker and CI/CD matured as well.
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by almosthere 8mo ago
I actually think the longer people stay online, the less trust the real society will have too. Online = Zero Trust. Real Life in America = Pretty Incredibly High Trust in 1990, 2025 = Crashing Trust in America
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by almosthere 8mo ago
Wasn't it obvious about 10 years ago when Docker started booming in popularity that PaaS was on it's way out? The only space left is K[38]S offerings at different price points and whatever neat add-ons makes sense (like a free reg

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