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by nawgz 3y ago
> rather than like rust and webassembly WASM can't even interact with the DOM, how exactly are these languages positioned better to give me access to a ton of UI primitives? The backend can be a fast language, certainly, but the bro
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I'm sorry, but these arguments are so tired. > SPAs have allowed engineers to create some great web applications, but they come with a cost: > Hugely increased complexity both in terms of architecture and developer experience. Yo
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> The books I'm referring to are extremely sexual and graphic in nature. And if the content of those books isn't appropriate for YouTube, I don't see any problem with a local government banning that material from schools.
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Fair questions. > Do you really expect "and you should feel bad" to have any effect on someone operating in bad faith? Of course not. In fact, I expect there to be nothing to do to dispel conservatism and its brand of bad faith
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I don't treat bad-faith arguments with respect, why else?
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> The material in question will get your channel flagged and demonetized on YouTube. You are claiming that ALL books Republicans have banned contain material that... fails the YouTube TOS, and... this is a gotcha to you? First of all, Re
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I agree that Meta should not exploit children, or society at large. That's why I don't work there though. Don't think the "rank and file" have much leg to stand on, its a decade of this shit.
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Ask a Republican what's more important: all civil rights or gun ownership? I'm just kidding, there's no need to ask rhetorical questions.
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Let's see if I have this straight. I post: corporate power is growing. You post: prove it. I prove it. You stop responding about this idea. Then, given an opening when I called you out on it, you have tried to imply: * I am at fault fo
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The only low effort passive aggressive posting in this thread is from you - posting gotcha questions that aren’t gotchas and then tucking tail when sources come thru. You already were clearly at 0% probability of a substantive reply. Nice a
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It is interesting to me to ponder why you carried on an alternate thread instead of the original one which you wished to challenge.
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So then, we agree that because PPP loans were a larger amount of money produced in the exact same fashion, it follows that PPP loans should be assigned a larger share of the blame than stimulus cheques to citizens, and accordingly any menti
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Sure. [0]: Trump tax cut 35% -> 21%, purely a gift to corporations. They now have more wealth and power. Couple this with the fact Trump continued to reduce IRS funding - and Republicans push back against Biden growing it - corporations
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> Maybe you can consider that on HN you are talking to experts who in their lives experienced dozens different UI paradigms and frameworks Maybe you can consider that on HN you are talking to people who spend their working lives answerin
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If you don't know the use-case for reactivity and are going to advocate for "vast majority apps" being authored in "HTML/JS/CSS", I don't really understand why you're debating me. Frontends - tha
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I think the top issue in React-land these days is definitely that reactivity is not provided as a built-in. I agree that lots of libraries have achieved pretty decent DX in that regard, because the hooks API is actually very powerful and re
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> What changed between 2021 and 2023 that gave them this power? I think it's fairly evident that the rule of law and corporate oversight in the US was greatly weakened from 2016-2020, and at the start of 2021 an event some argue was
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Notably from January 11, 2022 Also, the argument makes no sense > corporations have always been greedy and there was no inflation in the 2 decades before covid Corporations have clearly achieved deregulation at a greater scale than ever
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> The mainstream economics consensus Should be linkable from multiple sources. Care to provide some, then? > was kicked off due to excess savings That's a partisan talking point if I've ever heard one, and has largely died o
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> 1. Pandemic economic relief to offset otherwise lost wages due to restrictions is roughly equivalent to "injected money/liquidity from the sky" > 2. Subsequent inflation I dislike this representation a LOT because I h
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Kind of a weird comment; haven't both police force sizes and budgets grown as the mass surveillance state has also come into reality?
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Handguns are the most interesting statistic here, with the US being a serious outlier (58%! vs 12% in Canada), it could be related I still don't see how you deny that more educated officers are less violent when I've made multiple
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Can you provide more sources that show Police education by state? While I don't disagree with the premise you are suggesting in and of itself, the link you've provided is entirely insufficient to make the calculations about police
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> consider vast differences I did. Gun ownership is about 32% of individuals in USA vs 25% of individuals in Canada. Homicide rate is about 2.5x higher in the US, which means US cops are outperforming this statistic vs US civilians. >
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That's not a very good argument - those guns are concentrated in the hands of about 32% of the US population [0], whereas in Canada it's probably closer to 25% [1]. [1] says "[t]he overall rate of firearm ownership is at leas
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> You might want to look at the demographics of who police shoot in the US Canadian police are also quite racist, but if you're arguing that "less educated American cops are more racist", that tracks pretty nicely with &qu
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> your argument has nothing to do with college degrees at all What I'm saying is pretty obvious, but I'll spell it out for you. 1. Canadian and American cultures are extremely homogenous 2. Canadian and American police have few
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> College degrees don’t seem to have done anything to make the police less abusive Sorry, but can we try to talk in facts? In Canada, since 2000, there have been 704 police-involved deaths [0]. Let's take a conservative population o
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I don't think there's anything sane about the Police reducing their job requirements when we see how ripe for abuse the position is and how unstable it has become in the US based on similar reductions. I also don't really und
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Is it not you that is the most entrenched in the culture wars here? I see language about celebrities; politics; toxic modern discourse; corporate value. In other comments, I see discussions about the event; its impacts; how to weigh those r

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