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by llbeansandrice 8mo ago
His dissent in this case was basically "Don't over turn the tariffs because it will be too hard to make everyone whole" Which doesn't strike me as "principled" at all. Wasn't it JFK who said "We choos
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by llbeansandrice 8mo ago
You are also wrong. Congress is both houses of the legislature. It’s the senate and the house of reps. FTFY
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by llbeansandrice 9mo ago
Watch the videos before you have an opinion. Fixating on the gun is bad bait and not worth discussion. They tackled him. Beat him. And executed him in the street. Fuck you for victim blaming. You’re wrong an uninformed at best. Complicit at
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by llbeansandrice 9mo ago
They’ve shot and killed American Citizens
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by llbeansandrice 9mo ago
Replying to my own comment surprised that everyone is latching on to just poor moderation on a single site and ignoring the wealth of other options for communication and problem solving like slack communities, Reddit, blog posts, running a
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by llbeansandrice 9mo ago
One UX experience that was clearly replaced by other services and spaces before the widespread use of AI doesn’t sound very compelling to me. Be more creative than AI.
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by llbeansandrice 9mo ago
Am I the only one that sees this as a hellscape? No longer interacting with your peers but an LLM instead? The knowledge centralized via telemetry and spying on every user’s every interaction and only available thru a enshitified subscripti
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
What does this comment mean? Port the dependency and virtual environment manager back to the language? Should we port npm “back” to node js?
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
Hell yeah man screw all of those people breathing the outside air from the car brakes. What losers. We'll just dump the pollution everywhere all the time instead of in specific areas where mitigation for everyone is easier and cheaper.
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
Man I love this silly debate. The original comment just wanted to travel 500 miles to "somewhere" and most instances of "somewhere" that people travel to could be accessed by train. Also no one has said that no one is al
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
I actually see this as a benefit! Cars take up a lot of space and so now there exists massive right of ways that can be used and modified for other transit modes. Take a lane away from personal cars and dedicate it to buses so they can run
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
This isn’t strictly directed at you, but I’m saddened that HN is immediately ready to dream big when it comes to solving hard problems and making the world a better place in spaces like AI, crypto, and technology in general. But suddenly sh
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
Citation needed. There’s plenty of evidence that traffic is almost exclusively induced demand and that as you build other facilities and expand existing ones that more people use them. “Just one more lane bro”, etc. America tends to be car-
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
> You'll survive the tire pollution. I tend to expect better from HN commenters. I don't have an interest in having a discussion with such a callous and dismissive comment. I hope your day gets better. Tire pollution is worse t
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
> A train can't take me to the beach Yes it can!! Why can't a train take you to the beach? https://www.amtrak.com/top-beach-destinations-by-train > It can't take me camping away from civilization. How m
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
The replies to this comment are very telling. Everyone is highlighting various desires and issues with cars: - Cars are dangerous to people not in cars - Cars require your undivided attention (and even that isn't fool-proof) - Cars are
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
This is a train. You want a train. If you don't like sharing space with other people, you want a private room on a train. These cars and their supporting infrastructure should cost more than a private room on a train because they are l
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
This is better solved by leveraging more traditional forms of transportation. Making biking, walking, and various forms of transit easier, safer, and more effective. Cars, whether self-driving or not, are in direct opposition to this. I&#x2
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
This would be an absolute energy and efficiency nightmare. I hope to god this never ever happens. > No sharing space with people on public transit. If people really want their own private suites they should be paying thru the nose and ea
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
Speaking literally is also a symptom of autism so I think it ends up full circle by accident haha
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
You should try telling management it’s throwaway
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by llbeansandrice 10mo ago
Or if they stand to make a lot of money. See both sides can be pithy.
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by llbeansandrice 11mo ago
I think it's relevant when people keep using terms like "prompt engineering" to try and beef up this charade of md files that don't even seem to work consistently. This is a far far cry from even writing yaml for Github&
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by llbeansandrice 11mo ago
My issue is not with learning. This "tool" has an incredibly shallow learning curve. My issue is that I'm having to make way for these "tools" that everyone says vastly increases productivity but seems to just churn
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by llbeansandrice 11mo ago
If AI is supposed to deliver on this magical no-lift ease of use task flexibility that everyone likes to talk about I think it should be able to work with a README instead of clogging up ALL of my directories with yet another fucking config
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by llbeansandrice 11mo ago
I've seen plenty of incredible engineers let go because of "performance issues" that were just poor project management and goal posts that moved so fast waymo should study them to improve their self-driving capabilities. Shit
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by llbeansandrice 11mo ago
Is this not possible while exposing children to a variety of view points from different sources or does it require that children are not exposed to certain perspectives at all? The original comment makes a very bold claim of "indoctrin
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by llbeansandrice 1y ago
What? The US got to the moon ONLY bc we decided the nazis were more useful and the Soviet Union collapsed bc they didn’t make the same choice? That’s absurd. Either way, I’d personally rather today’s Nazis of all flavors to be dead. At the
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by llbeansandrice 1y ago
That’s still a pretty huge gap from 50lbs of dead weight. This is a horrible and expensive ebike idk why HN is trying to defend it.
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by llbeansandrice 1y ago
“Unpopular” is a weird way to frame “is a Nazi”.

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