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by keybored 8mo ago
You can’t collapse countries and humans down to four sentences and conclude that’s what they value. Do you want to analyze the problem or throw quips at the wall?
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by keybored 8mo ago
Bless our interesting times.
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by keybored 8mo ago
I'm not the brightest tool in the shed.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Is a formal sentence which uses capital letters more sincere in its beliefs? You can perfectly well believe that thinking that the echelons of academic success is a frictionless gold sieve is just a milquetoast belief. Believing that your b
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by keybored 8mo ago
My dream antiprogram is a specification compiler that interprets any natural language and compiles it to a strict specification. But on any possible ambiguity it gives an error. ? This terse error was found to be necessary as to no
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by keybored 8mo ago
It’s good that you are reflecting.
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by keybored 8mo ago
How different the world is? But your credentials worship fits right in with this community. Ideologically aligned if nothing else. Well we can all at least imagine being some 4.0 Ivy League dude who only interacts with 4.0 Ivy League dudes.
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by keybored 8mo ago
It’s the usual feigned comparison. America is a republic and if you don’t agree well, go to Reddit and argue about it; meanwhile China is just a dictatorship. American “crimes“ are dismissed with some rhetorical non-response like “hmmph, no
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by keybored 8mo ago
Even if more illegal wars are started in the Middle East, even if inequality gets more obscene, VCs on HN are still going to insist that We The Good Guys are the champions of freedom, equality, justice, all the good stuff that we don’t prac
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by keybored 8mo ago
The usual elitist slop. Every single citizen has a skin in the game of their country. They live there.
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by keybored 8mo ago
> [99% AI soon]... > Our future civilization will run on AI labor. And as much as the government’s actions here piss me off, in a way I’m glad this episode happened - because it gives us the opportunity to think through some extremely
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by keybored 8mo ago
And OP said “If that's the way you see it,” i.e. given the premise, “you are also free to do so.”
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by keybored 8mo ago
The comment you’re responding to claims that wage labor is exploitation on the part of the employer. That they can become exploiters themselves is usually not a convincing argument to them. It’s also like telling someone with just eighty bu
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by keybored 8mo ago
> This is what I have been saying the whole time. Go create value for others and don’t worry about the returns. No. This is the time to abandon naive dogooderism. The capitalists said that they don’t need labor any more. Fine. Prepare fo
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by keybored 8mo ago
Those are numbers. They are not reasons. Modern social democracies are just a capitalist compromise. They are still capitalist dominated. Hence why these Euro social democracies have rich people. Bourgeoisie blinders are on.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Take it at face valu I guess.
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by keybored 8mo ago
And in a world of only you your claim is true.
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by keybored 8mo ago
And “if you enjoy C++/if you enjoy C” are gross oversimplifications.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Very good points. I love America. Trump or Israel killing a Trump-like populist demagogue was the right move. God bless. Hopefully this comment will preempt any commensurate response from the ill-will expressed in my previous comments.
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by keybored 8mo ago
> That being said, to outright ban a technology in 2026 on pure "vibes" is not something I'd say is reasonable. The response to a large enough amount of data is always vibes. You cannot analyze it all so you offload it to
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by keybored 8mo ago
Another war? Huh, what will that do for the mid term election? How interesting. Yet only one country in this comment is named a regime.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Now Venezuela still has bad government, but without any embargoes imposed by us. This will likely improve the quality of life of the residents now that we don’t try to screw up their economy. Just hoping that the dastardly bad government do
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by keybored 8mo ago
In the altnerate timeline where there isn’t a Nazi Germany, the US might not have been such a powerhouse post-WWII on the account of so many other nations not being a pile of rubble. Really the South Koreans should thank Nazi Germany for sa
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by keybored 8mo ago
The US (following Israel’s lead) offensively invaded another country. Nothing Iran could have said about America would make it look more like the Great Satan than what it has done itself. But chill out, Americans say. We only demand that th
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by keybored 8mo ago
That’s the most craven AI user line I’ve read. Well at least from this week.
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by keybored 8mo ago
Uninformative title? I’m getting a whiff of AI cont— oh right there it is. Today it’s how AI is a superpower for the already by-far the most powerful military in the world. Okay sure why not. In the case of Maduro was that an amazing feat?
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by keybored 8mo ago
Rust is complex enough as-is. There is definitely a learning curve. But these top-comments sometimes paint with a broad brush. As in this case. > I admit the skill issue on my part, but I genuinely struggled to follow the concepts in thi
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by keybored 8mo ago
No reasons given. But the Christmas Past vibes are perfect.
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by keybored 8mo ago
You asked on HN thinking that there would be at least one person who is pathetik enough to cope with such a lifestyle. You are correct. But I don’t feel like answering this question.
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by keybored 8mo ago
That’s a lot of text to say that I’m generalizing. Yes I’m generalizing. It doesn’t apply to all programmers. It’s very simple to figure out that it doesn’t apply to you, hypothetical gal who works on internal software tooling in London, OT

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