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5d ago
> Maybe how China treats its citizens is no business of the UK Humane treatment of humans is the business of all humans everywhere. > Why should the UK or you or I tell the Chinese how to do things? Well, most people understand sanity
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5d ago
1967. Come now, this is not the subject at hand now .
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6d ago
Even the CCP admits the starvations they created under Mao dude.
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6d ago
America? It was the UK.
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6d ago
It was right every day after the communists took over China. That's quite a few years. And it was wrong of the UK to give back Hong Kong, as can be clearly seen today as China can't be trusted to honor the treaty, and certainly no
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6d ago
This one time, turns out the colonialism was 100% on the side of moral right.
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7d ago
I mean.. for some situations that human frailty in remembering correctly is a strong argument FOR this tech. For example in criminal investigations. I do agree that social media pile ons won't be helped by this. But these things being
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7d ago
Economists exists, we have data on this. Don't be silly.
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7d ago
That's a false dichotomy. An imperfectly measured inflation adjustment IS STILL VASTLY SUPERIOR to a non-adjusted number. By an enormous amount.
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7d ago
US no change size much when switching from Marcator to any of the others. So no. US cavemen not it.
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7d ago
Money comparisons that aren't inflation adjusted aren't "honest". They are in fact DIShonest.
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8d ago
Aren't you just confused about this whole situation? You do know that the human the watch is attached to has ears right? Which record and store the information? You have no expectation of privacy next to another human in public places.
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8d ago
It's so funny how the HN crowd is so quick to shout down people who are ableist sometimes, and so quick to BE ableist sometimes.
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10d ago
Soon? Come now.
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10d ago
40% of which are the company the poster complained about :P
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10d ago
Ok... but.. are there other companies with comparable consumer level products? If so, can you name some?
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11d ago
That's not in practice what that flag means to many people though. That's kinda the point. The pride flag already was a rainbow, none of the colors meant anything specific. Adding to it is less inclusive and more crazy. And it
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12d ago
It's also a bit ironic, since Marco has a pride flag with the trans additions flying from his house. So is this blog post him coming to realize he's a part of the problem or...?
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12d ago
How about you come up with something yourself instead of just moving the goalpost?
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12d ago
The lemur is worse though. The hands don't follow physics for example. You claim this would be easier, but then the model is worse.
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13d ago
There's a third: transparent APIs. But yea, no one uses that except us in iommi :P https://kodare.net/2020/09/14/transparent_apis.html
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15d ago
This seems more like defamation (although indirect since he's citing someone who is doing the defaming. From the linked article: > In “As I remember London,” he voiced support for ethnically cleansing London of minorities. It's
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15d ago
I'm not the one who conflated it, Spain did, fwiw. The point is that banking is something you remove at your peril.
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15d ago
Spain tried to kick out all the bankers (in this case "the jews"). It was a financial disaster. That you don't understand financial markets doesn't mean the realities of those marks won't hurt you really really badl
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15d ago
You mean the prices are going up, so people can afford to keep the housing empty for more time to get a better price. That's not the same if you think about it.
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15d ago
Hmm. I guess there needs to be some kind of general test suite editors and LSPs can validate against?
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15d ago
Heh thanks. It started as a joke idea, but now it's my daily driver. Especially the review mode is useful now that so much work goes through LLMs.
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16d ago
You're just cherry-picking though. Things were massively different in 1945 in tons of ways. For example Jim Crow was still active for one. Food prices were MASSIVELY higher for another.
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16d ago
> You bring down price of home land rent then price of everything else comes down If any price for any reason goes down, that money ends up in housing. The only way to bring down housing pricing is to build more housing. This is extrem
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16d ago
You can prompt yourself all the way to that. I don't have remote editing in my custom IDE because I never need that personally, but LSP/DSP, syntax highlighting, a built-in lazygit clone, git blame, soft wrap, find-in-files, etc a
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