skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Trump appoints 2 more allies to Supreme Court positions. During his term.

Trump runs for a 3rd term, with the help of his existing support (including Musk).

Vance fails to certify states that are unfavorable to Trump or refused to list Trump as a candidate for 3rd term, announcing the Trump has won.
Congress may object. Bad news, it's R controlled.

The issue is brought to the Supreme Court, however Trump will effectively still take the position as per ceremony.

Supreme Court decides in favor of Trump, under the doctrine of strict interpretation (bad faith is an existing loophole).

This is just one of the many paths to breaking down the existing political system.

What you and I consider "democracy" may differ. These series of events would be a breakdown of American democracy, regardless.
A lot of the specifics mentioned in the article aren't specific to her being a woman. Many guys just talk about things differently; they will banter about themselves and how any lady is easier on the eyes then any man. That's not sexism; that's just reality of what a guy thinks and banters about. And an average guy is stronger then the average girl; that's biology. Most guys don't care what sex you are, so long as you can do the work, don't complain much, and can afford banter to make the day go by faster.
We currently have a lot of tariffs. Should we remove all of them, some of them, or do we have exactly the correct amount?
I'm in Canada, but anecdotally, in 2019 I wouldn't buy tomatoes if they were over 0.99/lb . Meanwhile today, I bought some at 2.49/lb, and only see them below 1.99/lb maybe once every 4 mo.

Similarly cucumbers I'd buy at 0.99; now I get them at 1.99 . Those are the ones I personally remember best.
I remember when Obama won, plenty of Republicans expressed an interest into moving to Australia. We don’t want them.
If a visibly armed convoy of folks that oppose your vote and your existence slow-rolled past your house, you might consider options other than staying and voting.
A nuance of like to add, though: some of the ways of controlling immigration, in particular revocable economic visas, are _designed_ to push down the cost of labour at the expensive of natives.

IMHO, if you get permission to work in a country, it shouldn’t be revocable. The revocation just serves as a way of paying the immigrant, and therefore the native who could also do the job, less.
Saying that the current drive of inflation is a monetary expansion must demonstrate that there's a significant component of the inflation to be attributable to monetary expansion. M0 has been stable, M1+M2 components as whole have also followed a stable route.
If you wanted to move, that information is freely available with a simple Google search. What you are doing here is feigning disgust, but you won't move or you just would.

No one is out to get you. You are a victim of propaganda.
Not necessarily:

"The President might not sign the bill, however. If he specifically rejects
the bill, called a veto, the bill returns to Congress. There it is voted on
again, and if both houses of Congress pass the bill again, but this time by a
two-thirds majority, then the bill becomes law without the President’s
signature. This is called “overriding a veto,” and is difficult to do because
of the two-thirds majority requirement."

https://www.usconstitution.net/consttop_law-html/
That JEC doc doesn’t seem to mention tariffs?

Yes, prices will rise, the question is whether it will increase their leverage in the job market enough to boost their earnings enough to counteract the higher prices.
Maybe silly question, but why are the pictures cropped?
The companies in the Nasdaq don't care much about the US defaulting: The cash (and cash equivalents in treasuries, etc.) don't make up a large part of their market valuation. If US defaults USD will tank and equity prices of public companies will soar (just like every other price including oil, gold, groceries, and probably also btc).
I will just use it, it’s Apple and all I need is to see the verifiable privacy thing and I let the researchers let me know red flags. You go on copilot, it says your code is private? Good luck
Have you not heard about approval voting? Or do you not see it as another path to multi party elections?
Lord help your soul though if you are a citizen and do not have the ability to work a high level job.

There are an enormous number of unskilled workers in the US. And they get a vote. And they will vote to kill off competition from migrant workers. Like what trump is promising.
I tried to make one earlier. I also consider myself left-leaning.

1. Don't want war with Russia. Trump's presidency was relatively low-war. He's also expressed a great desire to end the Ukraine conflict. If the Donbas and Crimea is the price of avoiding Nuclear war, I'm on board. The moment that switched me to deciding on Trump was when Dick Cheney endorsed Kamala.

2. Protecting kids. I don't think kids can consent to medical gender transition. It amounts to state sanctioned child abuse. I have kids. Once you're 18 go ahead do what you want.

3. Illegal immigration. I lived in South America for 4 years. My wife is Colombian, we just moved back to the States. Legally. It was a long and arduous process to come in legally. That should be made easier (something Musk at least has espoused) and coming in illegally should be made harder. I know quite a few illegal immigrants and they are being abused by the urban elite to build their summer homes. They're not living a better life and they're stuck here.

4. Federal bureaucracy. The federal bureaucracy has become a parasite on our progress. Just look at what's happening with SpaceX. This ties in with the immigration thing. The problems we have with immigration are actually that the lazy and corrupt bureaucracy takes years to process something that should take 2 hours. (and does! even in "third world" countries like Colombia)

5. Trust. Everyone who hates Trump likes to talk about how much he makes stuff up. But he's authentic. Meaning he rarely reads from a script. He talks off the cuff. He's not controlled. I'm tired of having politicians that basically hate half the country and think we're dumb because we don't like to listen to their corpo-bureaucrat speeches
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42059631
If prices go up Americans will buy less.
I have no opinion on the matter but I feel it is my duty to point out that having written books in and of itself is no indication of the quality of their work so your stated logic does not follow, unless you dropped an /s
The Democratic Party are the ones that passed it. The Republicans didn't, not when they held the legislature, not when they held the presidency and the legislature. Even when Romney signed it in MA (to his credit), it came from the Democratic Party held state legislature.

And its passage has helped millions, people I know personally and probably people you know personally. Maybe anyone who'd ever heard the phrase "pre-existing condition" before. It's one of the single most effective and widely beneficial government efforts in our lifetimes.

It's not that fact that Democrats did it by taking the best parts of an opposition party policy isn't impressive, it's that the unseriousness of Republicans when it comes to their own ostensible policy ideas is depressive.
Again, it’s an opinion. It doesn’t make it so just by having it.
I can vouch for fzf being a game-changer if you spend a lot of time in the CLI
I sincerely doubt 37 signals has "a few dozen servers." Every company I've been in has a huge, sprawling cloud and that no one has governance over. New instances are stood up by individual teams in order to avoid bureaucratic delay, and these propagate indefinitely.
World War 3 is clearly a bigger problem than the climate.
You can look at my posting history from the time, I was saying the same thing during the latter half of the lockdown
I don't understand why the team doesn't also get a performance review.
I gotta admit, I didn't see it until the last minute. I had family members canvassing for her Michigan and everything. But hindsight is 20/20.
Artist Deborah Roberts Receives Mixed Ruling in Contentious Copyright Dispute
Trump gonna create a national bitcoin reserve or what?
OK but what does cumulative historic data have to do with anything. It's a dynamic system, it's about of rates of release and removal. Might as well list total contribution by the mammoths.
They don't hate either of those. They cheer them on.
> that skilled citizen can no doubt find some other work.

at a much lower salary, sure.

> But the unskilled citizen labor that gets pushed aside by unskilled immigration - they have a much harder time finding work.

No they don't, not according to studies. Studies show that immigration increases the number of total jobs available. There are fewer available jobs for janitors, but more available jobs where just being a local is a marketable skill. A local has language and cultural skills that immigrants don't have.

So they're less likely to find work as a janitor but more likely to find one as a waiter or retail manager, both higher paying positions.
My parents who are extreme Democrats called me after that interview to say there's no hope and Trump will win. Harris never understood the obvious fact that Biden's approval ratings were terrible not because he is old, but because people don't like his policies.
> right wing commentators are saying that Trump won't actually do what he promised

I expect a lot of voters actually thought that would be the case: "yeah yeah he has to make noise during the campaign, once he gets in he'll just give us some more tax breaks, he's not crazy."

I guess we'll see if that's the case.
All true, and I feel there's hope that this is the wake-up call the American left needs; that if they keep playing the role of the centrist establishment what they end up crafting is a super boring campaign that no one feels the passion to get out and vote for. Total voter turnout this election is shaping up to be significantly lower on the left (-15M currently) versus the right (-3M) as compared to 2020.

I think the takes that this is the right taking over America etc are super doomerist. The more accurate story is: The left put up a really boring, bad candidate. The only campaign the left has figured out how to run for literally the past three elections is "stop Trump", and its not even resonating with their own voters anymore. What are they going to run on in 2028 when there isn't a Trump to stop anymore?

The left needs to wake up and have a Trump moment of their own.
I found it here: https://ourworldindata.org/emissions-by-sector

Not sure how reliable all this is... Yet it seems "road" is nearly 10-11% which is big enough to solve and to have already an impact in everyday life. Then it cascades to other sectors too.
Christians do vote and see voting as a way to push for the legal restrictions they want. Them not having to vote anymore, because the rest of us cant get abortion, anticonception whatever else allowed through political process anymore is literally definition of "going away with democracy".

Which is actual political goal of radical evangelical christians, if you actually read what they write and listen what they say. It is not about them being allowed to be lazy, it is about them successfully creating religious state.
It is annoying to be generally in support of diversity but then you get a case comes where someone is claiming discrimination and it turns out they just suck at their job. This sort of thing is just ammunition for the "dumb, barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen" crowd.
The use is that they think the digital ticket will outperform the s&p 500 exponentially.
shame they’re either unwilling or unable to trace the source of the inflation.

also, it’s going to get worse for that person’s grocery bill under trump. the middle class will come under even greater short-term pressure over the next few years as trump’s “concepts of a plan” begin to materialize.

but hey, at lease my kitten is safe. just wish someone would do something about all the geese here.
I wouldn't lean into it. I'm sure it's a murky world and you will get tainted. I would expect some sites to be linked to organised crime.
And, also, both are empty suits (and that's rather par for the course in politics). Additionally, one of the empty suits shows cognitive decline.

Trump's victory, including popular vote and all, is quite astonishing and in many ways incomprehensible.

What kind of four years (and beyond) is this going to be, yikes.
We're talking about the right to life here and you're trivializing that.
and how much of gold price is in your opinion value of material itself? Strip out that material price and you have speculation price. Price of Bitcoin is mostly that speculation price + instead of material some mathematical properties.
Its a thing you buy that will go up in value as Trump, Elon, JD Vance, and RFK Jr. enter power.

Its about that simple now. Whether or not that's good for the country (IE: does anything useful) is irrelevant now.
Oh, they do. They most definitely do. And salads. ∪= Feta hasn't made into Unicode yet, so I'm substituting it for generic cheese, but just you wait.
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This argument is so dumb. Yes, they had a chance, ill give you that, but this bill came up 3.5 years after Biden took office, after 8-10M illegals came in. They only started caring about the open border when they saw it could hurt them politically.
Sounds like an opportunity for any of the wealthy left-leaning people to start a competitor and seize market share by hiring those traditional companies consider undesirable.
It always sounds mean to say it, but there are definitely some things in JS land that feel way more amateur hour by comparison to more established ecosystems.

Somewhat unfair comparison but I expect authors to at least learn from the mistakes of the past.
+1

I think its not your business, as long your product is used. Be happy with that.. I'll give it a try. I writing with just one hand and one finger right now. No, not because of porn hahahaha

because og hackernews and i'm a hacker and the always type very fast hahaha

I would sell it to the very porn-imperium. Its a hard usecase they can offer to their users :)
Who’s talking about exterminating people?
Government-employee unions are bad for their employer, the government.

They’re particularly bad when politicians can take money from taxpayers, give it to union members, who are then forced to give it to their unions, which then turn around and donate it to the politicians’ campaigns.
Perhaps listing fallacies without adressing the core concern isn't the WINNING strategy you hoped it would be.
OP doesnt want to acknowledge that for some reason.
Any scenario where you're sufficiently careful with your private keys.
Realize that in most of those conversations, those actions serve to derail. That's intentional, it shuts down any rational discourse.
>Mate, we tried that for 20 years.

We've been doing everything but sustaining neutral relations with Russia. Our foreign policy has been explicitly anti-Russian for decades. The Ukraine war is the blowback.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineRussiaReport/comments/1ghs32...
Any computer will do (eg. Raspberry Pi), but I think you'll need an SSD drive or the initial sync will take ages. It's possible to move it onto spinning disk after sync, and keep it up to date. Umbrel (https://umbrel.com) is an easy way to run a bitcoin node, along with other software you might want on your home network.
There is already very clear cognitive decline. I don’t think he’ll be able to function as president in a couple of years.
I don't know if you saw the "Kamela is for the/them" ads, but they stoke a much more general fear and hatred of trans people than the issues you are referring to. Those issues are picked because they are most popular amongst a broad swathe of the electorate, but they are couched in a deeper hate and distrust.
When they don't know the crypto wallet exists?
> Or do you think nothing much will happen and this hand wringing is unnecessary?

This. The Neville Chamberlain comparison has been used to involve us in every major war since WWII and literally all of them turned out to be total disasters.
Are you coming at this from a frequentist perspective, a Bayesian perspective, or some other formulation of probability?

From a frequentist perspective, it makes no sense to talk about probabilities of the outcomes of processes that can't be repeated, such as elections. So the question is then, "Why couldn't the polls predict a result?" And we know the answer: because the polls weren't precise enough. We already knew that.

From a Bayesian perspective, lack of knowledge is the same thing as nondeterminism in the underlying processes. So, to a Bayesian, you're just wrong; there was a 52/48 chance of the voter base waking up and instead voting for Kamala yesterday.

If from some other formulation, which?
He never lost. Where are the missing 20M+ voters this time around?
The reason why our courts, which are historically apolitical, tried to convict him is because he committed a nearly uncountable number of crimes. And he broke even more norms.

Our biggest failure as a nation was not convicting him sooner and more decisively.
When you consider the slow reaction of the economy, the money supply and inflation do track fairly well. It is not like if the money supply goes up today that inflation will also go up today. If the money supply goes up today, you wouldn't expect to see to see an inflation reaction for quite some time.

Hell, look at how long it took grocery stores to react to the aforementioned food crisis. Us on the farm saw the price of food we were selling double (or even more) from the price norm early in the crisis, but it took another year or so before the consumers of that food started complaining about how much grocery stores were charging. Things happen very slowly.

Indeed, the money supply has been stable for a while, only veering of track for a short time, but inflation is also now stabilizing and only veered off track for a short time.
Why wouldn't we take his public rhetoric and actions at face value? Why is this possibly a good idea to simply say 'well in his heart he trusts science' when he is demonstrating the contrary?

I don't want to live in fantasy land here. Based on observable actions, Musk isn't brining any positive force to the table
What exactly did Trump do to hurt Democrats in his first term?
That visual shows that road transport is 11% , making it the second highest category, as the poster said. This is a great graphic though, thanks for sharing!

Edit: actually in the graphic it's the largest sector! My bad
From an outsider's view (and many of my friends hold the same view), the two parties are not that different. They are different in some minor issues that grab eyeballs so that to create drama, but for the big ones (foreign policy, economics), they are not that different. I mean look at those bi-partisan issues, they are all big ones.
The problem is that trump believes the president is king of America, and that a dictatorship is the best form of government. Even bigger problem: far too many Republicans seem to agree with him and will try to hasten the descent into a fascist authoritarian dictatorship. I have no idea if they will be successful, but it doesn't look like there will be much to stop them.
Just like 9/11 and the fake thread of Iraq WMDs weren't other-NATO-contries' issues, but we still stepped up to help.
Nobody Reads Your Blog
He’s also the rocket guy with private jets.
I'm aware of that. But your commercial power plant example is also far from optimized for the requirements of a space power plant.

((edit): Your jet engine analogy is apt: a turbojet is a highly miniaturized version of the same type of turbine used in gas power plants. It'd be quite a mistake to look at a power plant turbine and analogize from that that jet airplanes are impossible, because, well, just look how huge those turbines are!)
What you're observing is that:

- there's immigration

- normal people are getting shafted

However, the two things are entirely unrelated.

However, the ones doing the shafting tell people they're related so often that people believe it.

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Cloud companies clawing at these types of deals is so "on-the-nose" Neal Stephenson, we might as well start calling it Bitworld.
I too am suspicous when companies and industries complain they cannot get enough cheap labour. However, there is a balance to be struck. If the UK needed to pay natives at prevailing wages, it might be 15 GBP per hour (or more) to pick strawberries, and then strawberries would probably double in price at the market... and very few people would buy them. When UK was part of the EU, there was freedom of movement, so a lot of seasonal workers came from Eastern Europe to work the fields in the UK. This probably helped to reduce UK food prices.

What bothers me much more: When companies and industries that generate middle class jobs (and above) complain about being unable to find workers. After the GFC ended around 2009, this was a constant complaint in business newspapers for many years (I guess at least five years during the post-GFC recovery). It was so obviously bullshit to even the most casual observer: The offered wages were much too low, so jobs stayed unfilled for months on end. In short, they wanted high skill people to work for low wages.

> Open borders directly reduces wages.

If this were true, how to do you explain why the UK grew so much faster than other EU nations in the decade before Brexit? Similarly, how do you explain how much worse is the UK economic story after Brexit? It seems exactly the opposite of what you wrote. One thing I will grant you: Open borders suppress wages for low skill workers. That is pretty much undeniable. The people hurt most by EU freedom of movement are low skill natives.
States like New York and California can become Carbon Negative on their own if they wanted to.

The Federal government is not needed for liberals to take the lead on this, but the mediocre center left Democrats who run everything in Blue States refuse to lift a finger.
I was of the impression that US contribution to global emissions was relatively low for our population size and per capita energy usage thus making domestic climate change policy relatively small potatoes. Is that not true? Is there more to it than that?
Government cannot take money from a crypto wallet because of cryptography. They could only do it if they compelled you to hand over your secret keys against your will. They also may not even know you have a crypto wallet since it is not registered in your name and is very easy to hide.

On the other hand, government can sieze funds from your bank account by seeking a court order or whatever legal instrument is needed in your jurisdiction.