skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a lot of mainstream pressure to back off on the Chinese tariffs. Why exactly is that? Who stands to gain?

Do we have a moral obligation to trade with China so that they are raised up? No, I think not. They are already an incredibly rich and powerful country and have begun to challenge world democracies for influence.

Will the tariffs collapse our economy? Why should they? There's a big world market out there and plenty of countries to trade with that share our values, or at least do not threaten us.

Will the Tariffs make US companies less competitive? Why would it as long as the tariff is applied evenly to goods being imported.

Will the Tariffs make the US consumer worse off? Our largest consumer expenses in the US are housing, education, healthcare, transportation and food. If electronics and minor appliances get more expensive, I don't expect that would have a big impact on most people's budgets.

Will China go to war with us to protect their interests? They couldn't yet anyway.

Maybe someone with more knowledge on this topic than me could explain who stands to gain (besides China) from getting rid of tariffs.
Jumping on the please-share train.
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It's not insane. FYI the fastest terminal (alacritty) achieves its performance by rendering via gpu, and it's written in rust. iTerm recently started doing it too.
Could a Family Limited Partnership accomplish much of the same goals?

Default treatment from the state of course would help, and to your point of people looking to government for consent or acceptance.
I don’t see ads when I search iTunes on the phone for music.
I agree with your observations about the Apple store, but I wouldn't say the MS stores are run better.

At the MS store you can get fast service, but thats mostly because it's empty. The floor staff descends upon you like hungry vultures when you enter, and you can't get rid of them. Thats what I've experienced at the Austin one anyway.
Where do you get those numbers?
This indicates FF to be around 10% still:

https://www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?opt...

EDIT: This is on laptop/desktop. Without the device filter it's about 5%. But then again, I don't think it comes by default on any Mobile OS, so they have a disadvantage there. Plus non power users of their smartphone (like me) might not change the browser there.
Perhaps. Though discernment makes no accounting for taste.
I disagree with trump in almost every aspect, but I must say that he manage a country like a business man and he is doing some moves because of it that other countries (Like China) can't predict.