rat87

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by rat87 1y ago
The right was also calling to cancel people back then. They've just gotten more flagrant now. I'm not sure you can even call it hypocrisy since they don't even pretend to have principles besides whatever Trump wants. The gove
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by rat87 1y ago
Isnt dynamic scoping a bit similar to Dependency Injection? Maybe there's a form of it that could be useful. Like explicit dynamic scopes?
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by rat87 1y ago
They don't. They get elected president despite committing crimes
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by rat87 1y ago
If we had laws Trump would be in jail. If we respected immigration laws Trump would be in jail. Since he he's in the white house I don't think we can saw the US takes following the law very seriously
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by rat87 1y ago
Yes it was them following the law and being unbiased. Many of the people involved in prosecuting them are Republicans. Trump is the most corrupt president we've ever had and many of his allies are similarly corrupt. These days they kno
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by rat87 1y ago
It's not Democrats believe that unions help keep wages high and are good for the economy. If Musk wasn't anti union he probably would have been invited. I say probably because of Teslas issues with racial discrimination
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by rat87 1y ago
The counterpoint is that there is no rational or sane defense of Trump. The rest of the media criticized Biden plenty, arguably way too much in their attempts to be seen as neutral. Meanwhile there is almost nothing good about Trump. So if
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by rat87 1y ago
I'm not sure America had that sort of cult thing pre Trump. JFK was pretty popular as was Regan but even they weren't the same. You guys do have a vote of no confidence which theoretically is easier to pull off then impeachment (m
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by rat87 1y ago
Policy difference not partisan squables or payback for supporting his opponents. Most Democrats feel Unions are important to help workers (union and nonunion) earn more.
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by rat87 1y ago
That's because of the amount of content which keeps increasing. Even outsourcing to low cost countries it wouldn't be cheap to hire thousands or tens of thousands of people to review cases. Still you need to have humans in there
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by rat87 1y ago
Good. We should be praising Google for that decision. That made many bad ones but that seems obviously good and saved a number of lives
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by rat87 1y ago
I don't think software has ever worked "well".
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by rat87 1y ago
Nice. I was just looking at how to copy the python version of the barebones ruby agent https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43984860 . I found sw-llm and tried to find how to pass it tools but was having difficulty finding i
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by rat87 1y ago
Elon campaigned for the German far right party which basically everyone including Germans conservative party regards as fascist. It's not a far left thing to oppose that
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by rat87 1y ago
Anyone who is actually paying attention is worried. Not because it's likely, it would be absolutely rediculous. But then again many things Trump has done are obviously stupid and absolutely rediculous. Like the tarrifs. Or threatening
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by rat87 1y ago
I failed to see how there's anything abusive about it. And it's not a marriage. Marriages can be ended. Generally most countries don't have exit clauses. Secession and splitting are freak events that usually only happen under
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by rat87 1y ago
How is it ridiculous? Climate change is very bad. Limiting oil exploration seems very reasonable
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by rat87 1y ago
I would not support it. I'm skeptical that many Americans would either. Would be clearly illegal and might encourage separatism in other places like the US
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by rat87 1y ago
Higher education is what made America rich and powerful and influential. Many immigrants who come to these schools stay there. Many others form positive links between their counties and the US. International students pay more and therefore
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by rat87 1y ago
Yeah people like shiny rocks. Luckily we switched to a more stable system after the great depression. Although with this major tarrifs war who knows maybe Trump will decide to really collapse us economy and switch to the gold syatem
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by rat87 1y ago
Median home prices have risen. Home prices have gotten out of control due to limits on supply that's one of the main factors of inflation. Cars today are very different then cars back then and come with more features. The dollar is wha
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by rat87 1y ago
Henry Ford had about 200Billiin adjusted for inflation around that time. Not quite as high as a couple of guys today but not that far off
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by rat87 1y ago
Poe's law strikes again. Is this supposed to be a parody of goldbugs or do you seriously think Americans were that much richer in 1945? Without a wink we don't know
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by rat87 1y ago
There are definitely some c++ features that some people have been clamoring for for over a decade Pattern matching for one(although to be fair that's been in rust from the start)
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by rat87 1y ago
its not design by committee its design by Pull request It doesn't have a central https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benevolent_dictator_for_life like python used to so people suggest and implement features as a group,
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by rat87 1y ago
Yes it does. Paying for a land delegating work to locals is one of the most common patterns for federal action. Pork is good. Pork helps grease the wheels of government, it helps things pass and helps facilitate compromise.
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by rat87 1y ago
You are allowed to be against waste a lot of things that people claim are waste aren't. A lot of things are relatively insignificant compared to the size of the full budget. More communication with parents on how to prevent infant deat
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by rat87 1y ago
> There 86 domains names starting with "www" in the .va zone,[6] with many more email-only subdomains. https://www.vatican.va/siti_va/index_va_en.htm
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by rat87 1y ago
This seems incredibly unlikely https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abduction_of_Shin_Sang-ok_an... > To defend themselves should they ever escape North Korea, Choi and Shin decided to sneak in a tape recorder to their
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by rat87 1y ago
Yes us Americans just say kiwis instead of kiwifruits. Not too many kiwi birds or New Zealanders in the states so there's not much confusion

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