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by thunky 2y ago
> The easy fix is to stop assuming and start talking to people in German If 9 times out of 10 English is actually the correct choice, then it probably makes less sense to do this.
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by thunky 2y ago
> Homes should be a place to live, not a financial investment Maybe they shouldn't be investments, but they are, and you can't expect people to ignore this. I will agree that the government shouldn't incentivise this behav
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by thunky 2y ago
> More people living on one plot of land should reduce costs for the individuals living there But it also reduces the value of existing homes and changes the environment in a negative way, which is why people that already own homes there
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by thunky 2y ago
How is it any more dangerous than brakes on a traditional car? Anyone can slam the brakes in the middle of a highway. I'm assuming the e-stop button would not be right next to the blinker.
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by thunky 2y ago
> the idea that some groups are incapable of racism, which is at odds with the definition you’re citing I disagree, because one can powerless while simultaneously being prejudiced and antagonistic to others. Which means that anyone can b
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by thunky 2y ago
> But that's what racists are, people who think the race of a person has predictive power with regard to their nature, culture etc. I didn't think that's how the term racist is normally used. A definition: a person who is
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by thunky 2y ago
Yeah, it's just the fact that you pasted in an AI answer, regardless of how on point it is. I don't think people want this site to turn into an AI chat session. I didn't downvote, I'm just saying why I think you were dow
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by thunky 2y ago
No, they're downvoting you for posting an AI answer.
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by thunky 2y ago
I didn't say I had it figured out. Someone is trying to make the most of what they have, just like you.
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by thunky 2y ago
> i can't sleep inside my extra cash or investments Cash buys housing. And housing is an investment. They are interchangeable.
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by thunky 2y ago
> no, i don't think i would. it sounds like we're different people. What's the difference between holding onto an empty house and holding onto extra cash or investments/assets? Don't they both represent potentia
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by thunky 2y ago
> README is a bit disingenuous My guess is that they assume the reader is already familiar with sqlite. And "lite" is in the name Litestack. And it says in the second sentence of the description: "It exploits the power an
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by thunky 2y ago
> Sounds like you really need to get out of your elite bubble more. GP made fair points and I don't see how you concluded that they are out of touch or elitist. Maybe check yourself.
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by thunky 2y ago
Unfortunately a one day delay is too late to participate in a HN discussion.
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by thunky 2y ago
> remains undiscoverable for the majority of people IME it doesn't work very well. If you hang around a discord server long enough you see the same conversations happening over and over and over. And the app is not good at helping
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by thunky 2y ago
I know. Maybe you should read the comment I replied to so you understand the context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42415924 You will notice that it is about the ability to create lock files and nothing else. And btw
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by thunky 2y ago
My point was that there is a way to have lock files and keep using pip (using pip-tools), without full switching to poetry or uv or anything else.
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by thunky 2y ago
No disagreement here, just pointing out that it's also possible to do with existing tools.
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by thunky 2y ago
> create lock files That's where pip-tools comes in.
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by thunky 2y ago
Look into concrete vs abstract dependencies: https://martin-thoma.com/python-requirements/
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by thunky 2y ago
> I only ever create a “core” app and put everything in there. Avoids any potential headache. I agree with this, but the Django tutorial would lead someone to believe that you need a bunch of apps. So I've seen newbies create way to
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by thunky 2y ago
I would say that the chart somewhat limited based on the score that CNN is getting. Every single day for years if you were to turn on CNN at any time of the day you would see stories about Trump + Russia. Sure you can call that "anal
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by thunky 2y ago
> You can build single-page applications with React, you cannot with HTMX. Irrelevant to the conversation. GP said: HTMX is not a replacement for React -- HTMX + a backend is So if you think that's not true because React can build
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by thunky 2y ago
> We can ask Ukraine to do this, but we they will need an ironclad commitment that we will supply them with everything they ask for Sounds like a good way to escalate the war.
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by thunky 2y ago
I agree with your points but I think that the attributes of gambling you described can also be applied to bitcoin pretty well: - The most skilled wins: btc participants probably believe they're appying skill (with a heavy dose of luck)
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by thunky 2y ago
That's true but if you're concerned about payload sizes then 10k records is way too much to pre-send, and in general I think it's safer to depend on the server sending a known max size of html than it is to pre-send all the j
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by thunky 2y ago
> If your views are data driven, then there's plenty of cases where you may want to have interactivity. filtering or sorting results > Storing the state client side, you can perform a lot of these transformations without talking
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by thunky 2y ago
I don't think you've said anything that disagrees with GP. Of course you can vote with your wallet. And of course a company can choose to seek profit from ads. The tension between those two forces will find a natural result. Ma
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by thunky 2y ago
Ok, but my point is that DCA is normally it's used to fund investments, not gamble. For example, buying $30/day of lottery tickets is not DCA.
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by thunky 2y ago
> HTMX is not a replacement for React -- HTMX + a backend is Most React apps need a backend too.

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