catlover76

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by catlover76 20d ago
> His policies are socialist. Depends on how one defines "socialist" > Some of us still perceive that as a bad thing. Then what's wrong with you? Look at other first world countries. All this "socialism bad" b
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by catlover76 27d ago
tired of you
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by catlover76 29d ago
I see both a lot of left and right criticism of Israel on YouTube, and yeah, on the left it's all about Israel's actions and policies specifically, and often Zionism as an ideology, and the criticism is often lodged by left-leanin
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by catlover76 1mo ago
The relevant "customers" are investors, not "the average consumer"
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by catlover76 2mo ago
This kind of thing is pretty standard, and you accordingly come across as rather boorish. But it is generally referred to as "creative non-fiction", and I agree it can often be overdone.
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by catlover76 2mo ago
Could it be Silicon Valley's favorite without those attributes?
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by catlover76 2mo ago
You are trying to pick a fight with a post that isn't making the point you assume it is. All that guy is saying is that there is a rush to build them, which is objectively true. Whether or not the datacenters return on the investment i
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by catlover76 5mo ago
Why? Isn't Amtrak that, but just geographically-scoped? Isn't Caltrain workable? Subways also function fine in NYC, DC, Boston, and even LA (to be clear, I don't think the other poster is correct that having trains would sati
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by catlover76 5mo ago
The ignorance of Western people to think "Abrahamic bad", "Eastern good" is very aggravating. Modern times have given us plenty of violent Bhuddist and Hindu extremism right before our eyes, for example. And it isn'
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by catlover76 5mo ago
So this is functionally just a replacement for Django Ninja, correct? Like, it doesn't make the ORM itself typed
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by catlover76 6mo ago
The US can share blame, but why should it bear the whole blame, esp since a large chunk of the American population doesn't want this war, whereas it appears that Israeli society largely does back it?
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by catlover76 7mo ago
> It’s not based on power, but rather the moral duties incumbent on citizens. People largely tend not to believe in this kind of jingoistic bullshit nowadays.
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by catlover76 7mo ago
I have seen a lot of your posts on here about political topics, and they are always disingenuous, misleading, and geared towards providing a thin veneer of reasonability over any form of morality. > If Congress doesn’t want AI-powered ki
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by catlover76 7mo ago
I hate React, but Vue never seemed much better. What is better about it, in your opinion?
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by catlover76 7mo ago
dude needs to chill also: > We’ll miss the sleepless wrangling of some odd bug that eventually relents to the debugger at 2 AM. no we won't lol wtf but also: we will probably still have to do that anyways, but the LLM will help us a
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by catlover76 8mo ago
Taxis are not a replacement for having a car for commuting for like 99% of people
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by catlover76 8mo ago
It's ok, but it too frequently edits WAY more than it needs to in order to accomplish the task at hand. GPT-5.2 sometimes does this too. Opus-4.5 is the best at understanding what you actually want, though it is ofc not perfect.
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by catlover76 8mo ago
> such a wretched character, you could actually hardly find a moment to root for him. Hmm really? In the first couple episodes, he definitely is, but I think they level him out a bit later on so that the viewer actually ends up liking hi
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by catlover76 8mo ago
But that's different from reading, so it doesn't solve the issue
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by catlover76 9mo ago
> I’d appreciate honest answers, not platitudes. Well, if you say so. If you're a parent of a recent college grad who is on Hacker News, haven't you been in tech for some time? I would expect your perspective to include experie
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by catlover76 9mo ago
No empire lasts forever. Your sentence could apply to a lot of times and places in the pre-modern era
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by catlover76 9mo ago
The fuck? Who do you think built the houses? > army, fight to defend their country (at least not as soldiers), and many other things. In most places and times, didn't all men just get conscripted into war frequently? > Running th
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by catlover76 10mo ago
I always found the fact that he named a company after himself to be pretty off-putting, personally Also, didn't said company piss people off in some way that led to Open Tofu being created?
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by catlover76 10mo ago
You can probably close-source and sell for cheap, pick and choose who you sell it to.
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by catlover76 10mo ago
> Yes, it's easy to build entire cities from scratch in a centrally managed society, such as a dictatorship or communist nations. This is generally true, but Indonesia is neither
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by catlover76 10mo ago
At best, that's subjective, but it's fact that JetBrains is comically far behind when it comes to AI tooling. They have a chance to compete fresh with Fleet, but they are not making progress on even the basic IDE there, let alone
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by catlover76 10mo ago
> I lament what could have been with heroku. I did some back of the envelope calculations for what it would have cost for my own startup to run on it and it came out to significantly more than what it costs us on aws INCLUDING our dedica
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by catlover76 10mo ago
> I wish .NET was more popular among startups, if only C# could get rid of the "enterpisey" stigma. There's that, but there's also the developer experience and functionality for people to run it on Mac and Linux. We h
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by catlover76 11mo ago
> Reporting on sexual exploitation is a challenge in any context, but the situation in Gaza made it even more difficult, You mean the situation where Israel didn't let journalists in and deliberately killed many that were there? Yea
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by catlover76 11mo ago
> It really isn't, because there are plenty of jews (or people with jewish background) that oppose israel's actions, but nobody points that out as some sort of massive contradiction. Pro-Israel voices try to cite that as a mass

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