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by nailer 1y ago
> Each update seemed to chip away at something I liked about the platform. I have a MBP, 48GB RAM running today's stable version of macOS Sequoia 15.6.1 If I do cmd+space and type something it has 0 results for anything in my Docume
902.
by nailer 1y ago
China simply imports less from the US - about a fifth of what it imports - so yes the US has the upper hand here.
903.
by nailer 1y ago
Oh agreed Trump has no consistent narrative. However the deals have generally been good for the US.
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by nailer 1y ago
Kashmir and Ukraine are very different situations.
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by nailer 1y ago
Likewise EU to US import rules were based on a World War II recovery concept. Europe is no longer recovering from World War II so asking them to pay a reciprocal tariff seems entirely reasonable whether you think Trump is a jackass or not.
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by nailer 1y ago
Vietnam is one of the first countries to get a trade deal. India will get one when they decide to stop funding the Russian war machine.
907.
by nailer 1y ago
It has baggage but also some value. Oldheads like me remember Digg positively, and it was certainly more upbeat (cool tech! movies! science!) that the current Reddit front page (6 angry articles about US politics and a school fight).
908.
by nailer 1y ago
The struggle isn't people remembering Digg badly, it's people not remembering Digg at all.
909.
by nailer 1y ago
It was a collective you, applying to the parent post as well.
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by nailer 1y ago
> The fact that almost all were pardons rather than commutations, seems to undercut your idea that they did commit crimes but deserve leniency. Agreed here, I personally would support commutations more than pardons.
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by nailer 1y ago
It's an issue, but not a new issue and not an issue introduced by NPM or introduced by package managers. People were cuddling and pasting code from random people on the Internet they didn't understand for many years before package
912.
by nailer 1y ago
I think chat will remain dominant, but we'll go into other modes as needed. There's no more efficient way to communicate "show me the burgers" than saying it - thinking it is possible, but sending thoughts is too far off
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by nailer 1y ago
I’d argue that JS/TS is more popular than ‘some language’ would suggest. If there’s a problem that affects 19% of customers it should be fixed. I am not saying this problem exists and 19% is a made up number, the grandparent post seems
914.
by nailer 1y ago
I imagine it's like how humans converse: we talk, but sometimes we need diagrams and pictures. "What burgers do you have?" (expands to show a set of pictures) "I'll have the thing with chicken and lettuce"
915.
by nailer 1y ago
> Many BLM protests took place before the Biden administration existed, so some of your thesis is non-sense. So it's partially true. > some Democrats may have gone over the line with some statement So you think it's true too
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by nailer 1y ago
> Currently the best PG driver[1] depends on a single guy. Definitely a problem, but funding good Postgres/MongoDB/SQLite should be handled by AWS, Microsoft, Google, and other orgs that sell database services.
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by nailer 1y ago
> In fact, McDonalds found that their sales rose by 30% when they eliminated chatting from the process, so clearly people found it to be a hinderance. That's a good supporting argument, but I don't think McDonald's adequat
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by nailer 1y ago
> Chat is a horrible way to interact with computers Why? We interact with people via chat when possible. It seems pretty clear that's humanity's preferred ineraction model.
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by nailer 1y ago
> the standard lib still forces you to rely on endless npm dependencies How? We have async/await file access, a async/await test runner, and even async/await sleep built in. What are you missing?
920.
by nailer 1y ago
You're being downmodded for not providing any supporting arguments, but there's some compelling protection for malicious modules in these other JS implementations.
921.
by nailer 1y ago
I think I defended it quite well. Sorry to hear about your family member.
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by nailer 1y ago
> Particularly for someone who never said "there were was a successful coup in America". The person you responded to said that "the coup leaders won" and they absolutely did. No they didn’t and nothing you said suppor
923.
by nailer 1y ago
The hacker news guidelines haven’t been enforced for at least a year at this point, but as personal attacks on somebody that wrote that there were was a successful coup in America it’s pretty tame.
924.
by nailer 1y ago
Yes it wasn’t his platform. Agenda 47 was his platform, thank you for acknowledging that project 2025 was not trumps platform and that people lied about this.
925.
by nailer 1y ago
Yes there are many democrats who Dita’s misinformation and called for uprising during BLM and you can easily search this yourself.
926.
by nailer 1y ago
How would you have responded to the October 7th attacks?
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by nailer 1y ago
I don't think being a medical and phramaceutical expert disqualifies him speaking about vaccines, do you?
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by nailer 1y ago
I thought it was argument from expertise? And while you’re on the topic of epistemology truth isn’t determined by how common an idea is.
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by nailer 1y ago
Yes I’ve been aware of that for twenty five years.
930.
by nailer 1y ago
I just wish they sold windows professional. Like an actual Windows professional that has no ads because you paid extra money. You can buy a Microsoft surface device and Windows is still filled with adware because there’s no professional ver

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