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by subsection1h 1y ago
Charlie Kirk advocated that Joe Biden be executed: https://x.com/donwinslow/status/1967348515895693404
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by subsection1h 1y ago
Thanks, Nitin.
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> The problem with this kind of initiative is that people don't agree on what positive news means. A newsletter is problematic if it doesn't cater equally to people who believe that climate change is a hoax? Seriously?
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> This is a forum for tech-related discussions, not a venue for your virtue signaling. LOL. Says the guy who wrote, "Modern local religion (at least in the US) is neomarxism": https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by subsection1h 1y ago
To give credit where credit is due, the long-time HN user and Trump supporter named refurb did reveal himself and expressed happiness about "finally getting some adults in the room," with "adults" being RFK Jr., Bondi, H
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by subsection1h 1y ago
I did a Ctrl+F for "Patriots" and "ASCII" in this thread, and I didn't see any results, which was surprising because what killed Digg for me were two issues: the Digg Patriots who brigaded many discussions and all o
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by subsection1h 1y ago
I don't know of any usage stats, but Claude has been mentioned in nearly twice as many comments on HN during the past year compared to Cursor: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%22Claude%22&type=comment&date... ht
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by subsection1h 1y ago
1. babymetal didn't attack any person; they criticized a book's production. 2. babymetal claims to be a bookseller and, if true, they offered a specialist's insight into the quality of the information disseminated by a person
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> I can mirror my phone on my Mac (securely). I have unified clipboard and notifications. Not to mention all the other apps that just work across all my Apple devices. Can you provide examples of important work you perform with mobile
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by subsection1h 1y ago
The most useful programming language is Bash.
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> All the package definitions [...] are "code reviewed". [...] with maybe some reviewed patches to get it to work in Nix's environment. In order for people to review Nix package definitions and patches, do they need
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> there isn't a problem anymore if Trump, GOP and Fox News aren't talking about it. Yeah, it's interesting how all those pet-eating Haitian immigrants they were race-baiting about suddenly became vegans or something the
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by subsection1h 1y ago
Yup, and James Meigs is horrible. Here are his ridiculous "tech" articles: https://www.commentary.org/author/james-meigs/
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by subsection1h 1y ago
TIP: When asking for advice in relation to knowledge management, note-taking, etc., be sure to ask for precise details regarding commenters' solutions. There are many people who participate in these discussions who don't seem to t
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> If you want funding for certain medical research, have your state issue grants. There is nothing that requires it to be the federal government. States would need to increase taxes to fund more research, which would cause some of the
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by subsection1h 1y ago
My favorite static site generator is Org mode[1] for Emacs. Org files are written using a feature-rich lightweight markup language[2] that is much more powerful than Markdown (e.g., plain text spreadsheets). Org files can be exported to HTM
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by subsection1h 1y ago
"I'm a climate-change not-care-er." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35659006
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by subsection1h 1y ago
The most useful programming language is Bash. I wouldn't say I learned this too late, but ashamedly, I didn't learn this truth until after ShellCheck was released. I have thousands of hours of experience writing Python, Ruby, and
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> He did inherit money, like $10M if I recall correctly. Trump "received at least $413 million in today's dollars from his father's real estate empire".[1] [1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive&#x2
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> nixpkgs packages pretty much everything I need. Yeah, because they allow anyone to contribute with little oversight. As Lance Vick wrote[1], "Nixpkgs is the NPM of Linux." And Solène Rapenne wrote[2], "It is quite easy
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> Pretty much all business and government paperwork is done in English. TIL.
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> summarize documents in seconds Serious question: What documents include high-quality content but are too long to read and lack summaries written by the authors of the documents? None come to mind immediately. Research papers have abs
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> if I go to France, I don't expect government announcements to be provided in English for me. How many French cities have English names? Thousands of American cities have Spanish names because they were founded by Spanish explore
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by subsection1h 1y ago
Shitting on less developed areas of the world is one of Hacker News's favorite guilty pleasures. Let me try to assist. Maternal mortality rate in Iran in 2020: 22/100,000 live births [1] Maternal mortality rate in Mississippi in 2
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by subsection1h 1y ago
> If you have to click or browse several results forget it, makes no sense not to use an LLM that provides sources. I just searched for "What is inherit_errexit?" at Perplexity. Eight sources were provided and none of them we
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> At the thought of leftists in power, I think open data day at the IRS is really not bad. LOL. You're not even an American. He's a tip: U.S. states with the highest GDP per capita are mostly run by Democrats[1] (who, by the
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> That $140B is a very concrete number with documentation to back up all 7279 line items in great detail. What do you mean by "very concrete number"? And why do you consider DOGE's documentation to be substantiating evid
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> I mean what actually is the outrage here? I do not see it. I see patriots trying to defend taxpayer interests. Yikes. > Taxpayers are the in group. The in-group is right-wingers, such as farmers[1] and Likud[2]. [1] https:&#x2F
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by subsection1h 2y ago
At the time that I read this thread, there were 14 comments, of which 13 were posted by users whose median karma was only 68. Does anyone have an explanation for this?
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> Pull your head out and be useful instead of complaining against the people actually building the world. franze didn't complain about anything. He simply asked why people work at Tesla. You're defensiveness is hilarious.

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