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by thiht 2y ago
It gives "how do you do fellow kids" vibes
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by thiht 2y ago
That sounds like a huge stretch.
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by thiht 2y ago
The tariffs are as big a problem as the uncertainty. Not sure why you would think the tariffs are not.
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by thiht 2y ago
We don’t want a race to the bottom when it comes to agricultural products. American products are cheap but they suck. Ours are better but more expensive. Making American crap expensive is good for us. That’s a good use of tariffs: avoiding
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by thiht 2y ago
Why is this called escalation when China is literally just reciprocating?
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by thiht 2y ago
Nope. I’ve despised using Google Search for years , and thought it would eventually be replaced with another better search engine. At one point I even switched to a paid Kagi subscription for a few months and it was sooo much better than G
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by thiht 2y ago
Everyone I know uses the MX Master 3. It's an amazing mouse, and it's the only one on the market that checks all my criteria (horizontal wheel, free wheel mode, and support for macOS gestures via the thumb button)
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by thiht 2y ago
> have removable batteries No thanks, upgradeable is enough. I don’t want to optimize for something that happens once every… 5 years? I’m perfectly happy with my phone not exploding in 5 pieces when it falls on the ground.
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by thiht 2y ago
Trump will just say the economy is better than ever and MAGA will say ok. They don't care about truth.
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by thiht 2y ago
Sure you can. Rich people take huge loans using their wealth as collateral, just make the loans taxable when they use stocks as a collateral. Or tax loans above, say, $10 millions. Or tax the loans with exemptions, for example when buying a
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by thiht 2y ago
You mean delicate play to dismantle Ukraine, sell it bit by bit to Russia and steal the remaining resources? You can’t possibly qualify this shitshow as "peace negotiations"
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by thiht 2y ago
So? Let’s not give it too hard to poor Russia?
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by thiht 2y ago
Funny how Russia is absent from the list
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by thiht 2y ago
Can we please stop acting like Trump and MAGA behave rationally?
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by thiht 2y ago
No, the OTHER corrupt politicians!
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by thiht 2y ago
Another one with Cahuzac: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affaire_Cahuzac#:~:text=En%20m... Don't remember the right whining about how ineligibility is undemocratic with this one (Cahuzac is left leaning)
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by thiht 2y ago
Nazis came in power in 1933, not 1940. Give it time, MAGA has only been in power for 3 months. There's 4 more years (at least) of more and more unhinged Trumpisms to come.
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by thiht 2y ago
> the difference really matters Does it though? If it quacks like a dictator and everybody lets him, it sounds like a dictatorship to me. Are you waiting for him to say "I declare this government to be a dictatorship" for it to
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by thiht 2y ago
Or, you know, people doing nazi signs, flirting with nazis, pardoning nazis, defending Hitler, talking about bringing camps back, this kind of stuff Honestly the only difference between the current US government and nazis is the antisemitis
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by thiht 2y ago
But apparently you’re crazy if you say the US is now a dictatorship and you won’t get a fair election in 4 years.
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by thiht 2y ago
Not easy to do when they’re the actual nazis
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by thiht 2y ago
When has that happened? I’ve been on Lobste.rs for years and it’s a perfectly fine community. The links are good quality, tagged correctly, the comments are fine too, often better than HN on some topics, and the moderation seems perfectly f
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by thiht 2y ago
I also use the iWork suite because that's what I have, and I despise Numbers Pages and Keynote are fine but I can't for the life of me figure out how to do anything with Numbers. It looks beautiful and I want to like it but as you
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by thiht 2y ago
They’ll fail. I worked on a successful rewrite of a 25 years old Perl codebase. We did it because we had a strong understanding of the business, of the existing codebase, and were not afraid to maintain both in parallel. It took us years to
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by thiht 2y ago
In JS maybe (I don't know tbh), but that's irrelevant to the JSON spec. Other implementations could make a different decision.
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by thiht 2y ago
They're wrong. From ECMA-404[1] in section 6: > The JSON syntax does not impose any restrictions on the strings used as names, does not require that name strings be unique, and does not assign any significance to the ordering of nam
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by thiht 2y ago
> How do you handle multiple copies of the same key That’s unambiguously allowed by the JSON spec, because it’s just a grammar. The semantics are up to the implementation.
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by thiht 2y ago
Every proposal they make start with something absurd, gets backslash in the comment, and after a few iterations it ends up with a lovely proposal. I almost suspect they do it on purpose to make sure each significant proposal gets enough eng
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by thiht 2y ago
If you install atuin to give it a try, be careful to backup your history first. I installed it once and it deleted all my zsh history for some reason. I've rarely been more aware of how much I rely on my history to get things done. Als
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by thiht 2y ago
So you need a bundler, a linter and a test runner. How’s that any different from the experience in other languages where you need a compiler, a linter and a test runner?

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