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by tasn 1y ago
> It does. That's a clear indication of the preference of one kind of citizen vs another. Like literally every other country in the world. The children of British citizens, even if born abroad, get citizenship. You can buy citizensh
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by tasn 1y ago
Part 2: > It seems very similar to Indian Reservations. They have a bunch of things like a state has, but they are ultimately in the total control of the USA. At least the USA allows them to choose whether to live in the main US or remai
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by tasn 1y ago
Thanks for your response. I'm going to stop with this thread after this response as it's already a significant time sink. I will make an effort to read whatever you respond with though! Also, the comment ended up being too long, a
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by tasn 1y ago
I meant to write 1910, the 1940 was a typo/brain-fart. The link you shared about the Arab revolt, that was a revolt because of British support in creating the state of Israel, so exactly what I said, reactionary to anti-Israel. Israel
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by tasn 1y ago
> 1. Jews are not a majority in Israel and Palestine combined and Israel has de facto control over all of Palestine and they would describe it as area under their control rather than as a separate state. Israel completely withdrew from G
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by tasn 1y ago
Anyone that's on a visa and is spreading anti American rhetoric should probably be deported. Having a visa to the US is a privilege, not a right, and it comes with conditions. It's not a free pass for foreign insurgents. Though I
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by tasn 1y ago
I wasn't questioning that Palestinians have an identity nowadays. All I was saying is that this identify is based on "let's destroy Israel" and is a newer thing. There were no struggles for recognition as a Palestinian s
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by tasn 1y ago
The first item in the link you shared is revocation of citizenship/residency for people who were paid to commit a terrorist act in Israel. What's discriminatory about that? Second law is about non kosher food in hospitals during P
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by tasn 1y ago
Contradiction: this law does not discriminate against citizens, it discriminates among people who want to become citizens using that specific law. In the US you can get an investor visa, does that discriminate against poor people? Or if you
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by tasn 2y ago
I'm not sure I fully follow what you were saying, but here's an attempt at responding: > Why does believing that Israel's system of only allowing a minority ethnicity in the land it controls to have political power and rig
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by tasn 2y ago
> I suggest you learn more about the conflict from different perspectives if you think the claim of genocide is "weak". I do my best to learn about it from different perspectives. As for the genocide claim: I think it has been
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by tasn 2y ago
Figure out how to dismantle the secret Jewish cabal controlling the world behind the scenes. Read more about them here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Protocols_of_the_Elders_... Seriously though, the Jewish contr
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by tasn 2y ago
I was talking about TR in the UK. You have to push it just right, it's noisy, and you have to use force.
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In our code base Cursor is faster than Rust analyzer(twitter.com)
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by tasn 2y ago
I was talking about the EU. UK: I don't remember ever seeing an uncoated one there.
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by tasn 2y ago
TR: I know why they did it, but I'm not a fan of the tradeoff. I don't think making all the sockets worse is the solution, people with kids can just baby proof their place (I have a toddler, and we baby proofed our house). Fuse: I
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by tasn 2y ago
You can still find old lamps and stuff that don't have coated prongs, but I don't remember seeing a consumer electronic that's uncoated for at least a decade.
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by tasn 2y ago
No, I wasn't implying "as opposed to anywhere else". I spend much more time a day in the terminal than the browser (todos are in vim, knowledge in vimwiki, code in vim etc), but I realize not everyone is this way and the web
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by tasn 2y ago
Yeah, both UK and EU ones have the plastic coating on the base of the hot prongs to prevent this from happening. I really wish US plugs had this plastic coating. I'd choose UK plugs over US plugs any day of the week, but I still think
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by tasn 2y ago
I used to live in the UK (also lived in the US and Europe), and I HATE the UK plugs. They are too large and too complex (fuse in every plug, this silly shutter, etc). European plugs (especially German style) are far superior, and European t
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by tasn 2y ago
> I wish people would stop this "we" business where they purport to speak for everyone. Saying that we are all used to consuming content in a web browser is hardly a controversial comment, especially when posting on HN which is
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by tasn 2y ago
Hard disagree. Markdown is the way to go. I've been using Linux for a couple of decades at this point, and I've use man pages quite a bit over the years. Though even though man pages are not foreign to me, I think they are no long
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by tasn 2y ago
The same way that it can reject certain headers, like it could have done in this case. It's no different, still in-band.
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by tasn 2y ago
I get the point that they are trying to make, but Tim should try to find a way to ship things. It sounds like he could ship a lot and make the codebase better for everyone if he did.
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by tasn 2y ago
He's not advocating for "trust us", he's advocating for more information than just the benchmarks. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what a solution that can't be gamed may even look like (which is what gp is asking
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by tasn 2y ago
Same problem as using headers. That too is in-band, because the client can also create multipart requests.
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by tasn 2y ago
> I keep hearing this but I disagree completely. Does no one remember Angular.js? Backbone? Ember.js? Even my favorite framework, Knockout, had lots of complexity. You're using a different frame of reference. Those people you'r
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by tasn 2y ago
Companies take time to become successful, so the verdict is still out on most of the companies that started in the last 10 years. Time will tell. Though there are already quite a few successrul YC companies from the last few years. Full lis
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Reducing Latency by 83% with Esoteric Linux Process Flags(recall.ai)
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by tasn 2y ago
I came here to say the same thing. I'm also not convinced about the instant reload aspect. You can always just define your aliases in a different file and source it when updating aliases (how often does that happen anyway?), source you

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