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by presentation 6d ago
Yeah, and the way to change US culture/laws around guns probably isn’t to break the windows of random gun shops.
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by presentation 7d ago
Honestly I just want a folding phone so that I can review split code diffs on the go. Paired with agentic coding I feel close to being able to develop software almost entirely without a laptop now.
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by presentation 7d ago
To me, that’s a problem of oversight, audit trails, consequences, and the relationship of police with their communities; not of Flock itself. And based on what I’m reading, they are reacting - criminal case IDs will be required to do search
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by presentation 7d ago
Putting aside how disproportionately noisy some activist types are, it probably has to do with Americans having practically no trust in one another, corporations in particular, and their government by extension. At the same time, Americans
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by presentation 9d ago
Another thing that comes to mind – education, this has been covered a lot in the media recently. While lefty progressive cities got rid of standardized testing and basic stuff like phonics education in the name of equity (you get more equal
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by presentation 10d ago
Thanks for dismissing a contrary opinion just because you don't like that I disagree with you.
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by presentation 10d ago
The classic obvious example is cost of living. All of the blue cities have awful zoning and development restrictions that cause them to fail consistently to actually produce new housing that comes even close to demand. The oft repeated succ
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by presentation 10d ago
Healthcare - rather than just assuming that the most maximalist possible universal healthcare strategy is the best solution, actually consider how different healthcare strategies balance the cost of long-term solvency, cost control, speed a
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by presentation 15d ago
That's just, like, your opinion, man. Personally I think the USA's problems go much deeper than some vague sense that rich people are the source of all problems. Compared the whole US economy, they're a drop in the bucket, an
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by presentation 22d ago
I live in Japan and see signs for hiring restaurant staff at restaurants pretty often, because they’re always hiring since there’s always a shortage of labor, and the posted wages are usually at or slightly above minimum wage. In Tokyo that
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by presentation 1mo ago
I don’t get in flow but I do feel like it’s similarly productive though. Right where I would lull in energy or lack the motivation to think through something difficult I can unload some of that on the other person and feel like as a pair we
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by presentation 1mo ago
I’ve done lightweight backpacking in the past and usually check in luggage now. I’ve come to the conclusion that for how I usually travel these days - long amounts of time in single places, not trying to cram in many destinations in a singl
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by presentation 1mo ago
I don’t do the whole minimalist packing thing but my super warm down jacket from montbell fits in a tiny stuff sack and I often wear that inside of other not so warm layers to stay comfy in the winter, so it probably depends on what you’re
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by presentation 3mo ago
I think also that anyone who's spoken Japanese for a while already has internalized that "si" === "shi" because there literally isn't the sound "si" in modern Japanese, as the other commenters mention
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by presentation 3mo ago
So does that imply that there is a Goldilocks zone of prosperity where society are wealthy enough to afford good infrastructure but not too wealthy so as to become unable to build infrastructure cost effectively? Interesting that too much p
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by presentation 3mo ago
Curious, what do you dislike about him? I find many of his takes to be pretty reasonable, though he gets temperamental and snarky sometimes.
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by presentation 3mo ago
I primarily use Cursor, compared against Claude and haven't used Codex before - to me the benefits: - Composer 2.5 is cheap, fast, and very effective; I don't even use other models that much anymore, as it's usually marginall
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by presentation 4mo ago
I think it’s been banging it’s head against the wall for many months now lol
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by presentation 4mo ago
I ran into this earlier, the commit history is the one maintainer and Claude pumping out like hundreds of commits 24 hours a day. Aside from the token cost, I’m wondering how this will turn out relative to the official tsgo native push.
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by presentation 4mo ago
What about both? Artists want money, fans want entry, reserve a portion for hardcore fans and the remainder by auction. Artists get to sell their $10k seats to the rich while looking like they’re giving an amazing discount to their fans.
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by presentation 4mo ago
Tried that, it just seemed way dumber this way unfortunately. And the zed UI provided 0 visibility whenever it was doing tool calls, and for some reason it kept running sleep 30 calls because it couldn’t figure out how to see the results of
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by presentation 5mo ago
If anything it’s a tool for making people outside of Singapore like/want to do business in Singapore, so if that makes it some twisted kind of utility then I guess anything can be a utility. Not like they have domestic flights.
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by presentation 5mo ago
Yeah we just use Zod’s branded type and that pretty much handles it. No casts, use a refinement then slap a brand on it.
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by presentation 5mo ago
That's the point, you need to make making money = improving society. If you think that's impossible in the USA, then the USA is doomed and maybe you should look for the door. I am not that pessimistic.
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by presentation 5mo ago
Looks much better than when I last tried it! But I couldn't get it to work as well as Cursor for AI development, maybe I just need to get more used to it? - I tried to use the Cursor Agent via ACP, it worked but it seemed markedly stup
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by presentation 5mo ago
Did you read what I said? The whole Japanese system is for profit and the one of the biggest reasons for Japan’s system being so pleasant is that it is done for commercial purposes. If the incentives are right American companies can make go
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by presentation 5mo ago
Works in progress also had a great article recently (also discussed on hacker news) about how Japanese railways are private, profit earning real estate development corporations. [1] Unfortunately, people from western countries have very neg
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by presentation 5mo ago
One example is that I have a fancy visualization in my app that is rendered in the server via RSC and just some interactive tidbits get sent to the client. If I packaged the whole visualization library it would have bloated my bundle size b
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by presentation 5mo ago
Well, to be honest, the results in Japan and China, where that isn’t the case, have turned out to be much better.
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by presentation 5mo ago
China is giant and sprawling and they are able to do it. That said this reply doesn’t actually address much of what the article talks about, most interestingly how rail companies are private and are also real estate developers. That thought

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