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by throw16180339 2y ago
> Why would you not focus on writing OO code in an OO language for example? Would you start writing OO code in a functional language? No you wouldn't, because it would be pointless. There are programming paradigms for a reason I&#x2
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by throw16180339 2y ago
What has he shipped, though?
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by throw16180339 2y ago
FWIW, me too comments are usually downvoted.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
This was posted a couple days ago as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43088797 .
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Firing this many government employees, canceling grants, and imposing tariffs guarantees at least a recession.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
The Mulford Act ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulford_Act ), a California gun control act that prohibits open carry, was originally passed back in the 60s to disarm the Black Panthers.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
They're anthropomorphizing the lawnmower and it's not going to work out.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if Elon is using bots, he's certainly petty enough to do so.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
The Supreme Court is unwaveringly partisan and corrupt; its members have taken bribes and invented new rights for Trump to keep him out of jail. I wouldn't assume that they'd reject a dictatorship.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
I think it's premature to rule this out. Trump has previously abused government agencies to harass his opponents, so why wouldn't he and Musk use IRS data for this purpose?
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Your repeating this all over the thread doesn't make it so.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It's an open question whether elections will be held, but demographics also make it much harder for Democrats to be elected after 2030 ( https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/democrats-future-crisi... ).
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by throw16180339 2y ago
That's the practical effect of the ruling. It would have prevented Nixon from being prosecuted.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Any reference to Plato's The Republic deserves an upvote.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It's an open question if elections will even be held. If they are, demographic changes also make it much harder for the Democrats to win after 2030 ( https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/democrats-future-cris
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Elon screws his partners in business deals, cheated Twitter employees out of severance, and is currently destroying our government. All of this trumps a firsthand impression from Dawkins.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
I'm guessing Musk wanted it that way.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Does anyone else remember when the HP Way was a positive statement?
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by throw16180339 2y ago
I think I'd prefer to just go live in a cave.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
My guess is that Elon will soon announce that Doge is replacing the fired government workers with Grok AI.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It often means that they're elected to public office.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It's a cult whose members think they're too smart for cults.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
AI overlords worked pretty well for the Culture ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_series ).
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by throw16180339 2y ago
The sign refers to Proposition 47 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_California_Proposition_47 ), a statewide initiative that passed in 2014; it's absurd to blame the city of San Francisco for it.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
It's someone who was born on third base complaining that they have to run to home plate.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
This is cutting off your head to cure a migraine.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
My experience was that raising my consulting prices lead to better customers.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
I downvoted because it's a generic complaint about licensing that could be posted anywhere - only the last sentence is related to the topic.
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Are you referring to NetApp?
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by throw16180339 2y ago
Lex Luthor

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