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I’m sure there is real demand for animal welfare. But presumably that would have hurt profits which is why they weren’t doing it in the first place. But once they discovered that it’s a convenient excuse to raise their profit margins, they
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> fake “animal welfare” program designed to reduce overall flock numbers rather than improve hen’s lives. I love examples like this showing how this moral cultural movements are often just propaganda for nefarious purposes. People talk a
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Good point — my idea doesn’t really solve the “legal corruption” issue in politics today… That might just be inherent to politics unfortunately. It’s a zero sum game. I just read The Machiavellians by James Burnam and I like how it talks ab
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Hot take: I think it should be legal to offer a bribe and illegal to accept a bribe. For example, I don’t think it’s immoral to offer a crooked cop in Mexico $20 to walk away from a dangerous situation. In your example, it’s not your fault
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haha interesting search query. thanks for your hard work dang!
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The politics in the comments here are really toxic. What’s happening to HN? This is the largest computer cluster the world has ever seen. Can someone please post interesting comments about things I can learn?
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From the title, I was expecting to read about how oxidation (aka rust) reduces power throughput capacity
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The tree shape a fairly inaccurate though
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It’s hard to to be cynical about the intentions of the authors of the original article after seeing this…
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I also want to be able to insert into the array after an item as opposed to at a specific index. Biggest issue with JSON patch is its inability to handle even the simplest concurrent writes.
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There’s actually a way to do this currently: https://jake.tl/notes/2022-05-how-to-airbnb
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Nice abstractions. Though I worry they’re going to be too rigid for some applications. - how can I setup delivery receipts for messages in your chat app? I want to know if they got my message and when it was sent. - how can I create a chat
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Whoa, that’s really close to where I live. I’m in Roseville right now, actually. Can you tell me more? Where was this mark 81 last week? Do you work at McClellan?
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I'm building an Airtable/Notion-like database thing where you can create a more detailed description of each column, then select some cells and have AI generate the data for you.
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This comic misses some of my favorite details from the book. The book talks a lot about Marshall McLuhan's quote "the medium is the message" and about how discourse has turned more and more into entertainment. Nixon lost to K
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Which CAD tool did you use?
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I don’t get why you’d use make just to call an NPM script in your package.json
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Now we just need a healthy SQL transpiler ecosystem so we can all live in the future!
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Balajis does a fantastic job at making me concerns about the US economy from a very objective first principles approach. But then when I talk to someone more familiar with the topic, they have little problem brushing off his concerns. For e
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I agree with you but I am unfamiliar with all of these details. Can you draft a constructive letter that we can send to our representatives?
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I don't understand what your need other than esbuild though... I guess it doesn't support HMR? I guess I just persist the frontend state of my app so I only need livereload... Just seems like so much wasted time and effort on marg
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Why aren’t we comparing to ESBuild?
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Can you elaborate on what mongo did right? My understanding is that AWS is stealing their business by creating a compatible api
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I’ve been building a permaculture garden and I want to know - usda hardiness zone - sun/shade tolerance - geographic origin - is it a nitrogen fixer - soil pH preference - wet/dry soil preference - when does it fruit? This is a de
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Can someone explain what this is / how it works to someone who has done a considerable amount of programming but lacks this kind of operating system level knowledge? I was under the impression that ‘sudo’ was baked into the entire syst
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Ironically, they could’ve used glue instead of soap with no delay in assembly time
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I thought he was making stuff up - "t3 stack vs t4 stack". But about 2 minutes in, I realized that I'd heard of a few things that he's talking about so I looked it up and they're real! I think it's possible eve
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Yes, except Nitrogen comes from the air, and metals come from the soil…
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The Acquired podcast episode about Visa explains this. The high fee for rewards cards can be justified to merchants because those are their best customers, i.e. rich people, people to travel a lot, etc. It’s actually kind of messed up becau
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Steve Jobs was technical though...
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