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It’s not about elitism. It’s that there are so many confounding factors that even a well-informed approach makes such a study comtain very little of value

Comments like yours expose a particularly distasteful amount of hubris.
Is there much overlap in Trump and Sanders policy views?

I wouldn't expect voters for either candidate to agree with much from the other candidate, but maybe I don't know their platforms well enough to see the similarities.
The thing is, ending a product that's not making money shouldn't mean eliminating the workers. Those were people you picked, brought in, and have adapted to your culture.

It always strikes me as weird when a product fails and the decision is to eliminate everyone from the product manager down... and then make no other changes. Then they bring in completely new people for whatever the new product line is. Sometimes, sure, an individual or group might cause a product to fail that should otherwise succeed. But it's weird to default to the production team. Is it a design problem? A maintenance problem? A product price problem? A sales and marketing problem? A management problem?

Like, the Pontiac Aztek did not do badly because one welder from Mexico screwed it up. It failed because it was ugly. It was ugly because the styling didn't survive the requirements to use the same parts as the Buick Rendezvous and the same basic platform as the Pontiac Montana. The process of making that vehicle fit into GM at that time killed the product. Today the Chevrolet Equinox, a direct descendent, is one of the best selling vehicles on the road at a time when there's a lot more competition.
Richard Stallman speaker visit (2011)
Why do that when they can sell to SoftBank for $300B?
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And to top it all off executives never have to eat the shit they caused in the same way the rest of the workforce at the company ends up having to
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Not going to happen. It would kill Novo Nordisk, which would be extremely bad for the Danish economy.
I don't think its only psychological safety. If the top performers lose staff that did the mundane crap and now they have to do it they start to really pay attention to what the management is actually doing.

Every layoff I have ever survived the staff inevitably ends up talking about how so and so manager and his favorite buddies are still out golfing every friday. Why the f are they still here etc.

This resentment builds and builds.
So many odd things have been occurring in the past month that I don't know what to believe any longer.

First, ex-neocon Rubio admitted on the Megyn Kelly show that the world is now multi-polar. Even if he believes that, why would he say so unless it's for show.

Then there is Lindsey Graham. In 2016 he gave warlike speeches to the Azov Batallion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ4e1A-LZEA

In 2025 he throws Zelensky under the bus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18oqMGLWcRA

Graham and probably Rubio are still neocons. Trump must be really powerful to keep all this under control.

Then there is the U.S. arms lobby, which is uncannily quiet even though they'll lose a ton of business when NATO becomes irrelevant. Then there are no reactions to Polish nuclear ambitions, which is weird unless the whole thing is scripted.

So there are two theories. Either Trump is carving up the world or he is acting.
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Reasons veterans are especially hard-hit by federal cuts
Is there any other country in Europe that kept its own sovereignty like France? Maybe Sweden and Finland (if we do not consider nuclear cover)?
It is, in my own opinion, a common fallacy to attribute the outcome as a direct consequence of the associated ideology, when more often than not the ideology is at best a post-hoc rationalization. Material decisions and their natural consequences are far more consistently impactful than any abstract justification for them.
I don’t believe this question can be answered without knowing what you intend to use it for. Just because a technology can be used to do something doesn’t mean it’s the best choice.
For economics (both sides) healthcare, labour, "defense", energy, firearms, speech, religion and basic human rights, both main parties in the US are far right by Western standards (and true outliers for most).

It's really only identity politics where the left is actually on the global left, and then it's far-left.
This black spatula case was pretty famous and was all over the internet. Is it possible that the AI is merely detecting something that was already in its training data?
> extremely painful debugging experiences.

I'd claim that if you're debugging the code - or even looking at it for that matter - that you're using AI tools the wrong way.
Lack of civic pride and a lack of belief in even the possibility of effective government means that the US -- and many countries like it have a) ineffective civil service and b) ineffective government.

Going at it with a chainsaw isn't going to help.
I view it as US got strong by being late to WWII. Then every country in Europe, Russia was in shambles from the war. Japan got its expansionist hopes crushed by two atomic bombs, US’ new “don’t fuck we me I’ve got a delete everything button”.

Every other country was either recovering from being a colony, or not as far along industrially as US
I know of an artist who left Hiveworks years ago for various reasons, among them being controlling about what artists could/couldn't say on social media and trying to choke out the competition in arguably shady ways.
There is no real source for this claim as it goes back to an interview where a YC rep just states it. There also no context for this figure.

Is this 95% essentially tab line completion or is this 95% the response to a request to write my code for me?
Also pro error finding with LLMs.

But concerned about tool dependency; if you can't do it without the AI, you can't support the code.

"LLMs cannot find reasoning errors, but can correct them" (2023)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38353285

"New GitHub Copilot research finds 'downward pressure on code quality'" (2024)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39168105

"AI generated code compounds technical debt" (2025)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43185735 :

> “I don't think I have ever seen so much technical debt being created in such a short period of time"

Even if trained on only formally verified code, we should not expect LLMs to produce code that passes formal verification.

"Ask HN: Are there any objective measurements for AI model coding performance?" (2025)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43206779

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43061977#43069287 re: memory vulns, SAST DAST, Formal Verification, awesome-safety-critical
I'm working on an open source framework to prepare data for RAG - support custom logic like lego, and handles data refresh on source change with incremental change out of the box.

I had worked out an example for PDF embedding end to end https://github.com/cocoindex-io/cocoindex/tree/main/examples...

Would love to learn from your feedback, thanks!
Do you really expect that Putin will not expand the war if a cease fire is signed?
I'm wondering if you can prompt it to work like this - make minimal changes, and run the tests at each step to make sure the code is still working
I may be old fashioned, but it actually does matter who is right. Because reality is a thing.

Being a leader means understanding the reality of a situation, developing a strategy, and understanding where people are so you can get them on board and all work together to improve things.

It does not mean “understanding people” so you can pander to their misunderstandings and prejudices, and take all the power for yourself while making their situation even worse.
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Is that the phone analog of your nose suddenly feeling itchy when playing music?
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Flagging is done by HN members, not by dang.
I was surprised that no mention was made of competing service ID.me. Accessing SSA account, for example, can be done either with login.gov or ID.me.

I had to create ID.me account for my state DMV (Real ID), and also use it for IRS and SSA account login. So if login.gov goes away, it wouldn't affect or presumably millions of others.
That's also my take when I look at AI coding, but at one point I saw a startup founder is basically writing all the code with AI (although she stumbled on finding how to fix some bugs from time to time), that got me into thinking maybe using AI to code the entire codebase is not that far away from us.
Can you point me towards these ‘workarounds’ so I can learn more? TY.
No, it is not simplistic. People donating are, well, donating. It is a right thing, a noble thing, it is a necessary thing.

But they are not fighting. They do not take the same risk, they do not suffer the same, they do no share burden with those that do.
On the F-35 program, ability to perform local support isn't so much based on being a "founding member" but rather program partnership level. The only other Level 1 partner is the UK. As Level 2 we have Italy and the Netherlands. All other countries are down at Level 3 (most heavily dependent on US support), except for Israel which is sort of a special case with a unique variant and special rules about local control. Ultimately though, you're correct that the F-35 will quickly turn into a brick for every export customer without active US support.

The other factor is the NATO nuclear sharing arrangement. The F-35A is the only new aircraft certified to carry the US nuclear weapons under that arrangement, so that impacts Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Netherlands. Germany looked into certifying the Eurofighter Typhoon for the nuclear strike mission but decided that they couldn't afford it, and bought the F-35A instead. Of course, if the US pulls back from NATO and ends nuclear sharing then that concern would become moot and some of those countries would be likely to develop their own nuclear weapons.
Why is there so much [deleted] on Reddit, they clearly didn't delete themselves?
I can't ask this question on Reddit, because I have serious suspicions and the moderators banned me for fun when I registered on my LanskoyK account. If you open these questions on the Internet by searching on Reddit itself, the main answers are deleted along with the users, it's the same in politics, and not only there. Does Reddit really manage to filter and track all those who disagree with it and its leftist views(I don't mind of leftist views, but there are no others, this is strange), and I'm not just talking about subreddits now, but on all of Reddit, this is impossible? What should I do? Where is the normal community?

I'm not talking about my site wide ban, I have been writing appeals about it for 4-5 months, but the reddit admins are absent, and I only participated in the IT and ML subreddits. My question is, isn't Reddit trying to control people's opinions, because there are a lot of unipolar answers on it?
Yeah, the templates seem to need a refresh. I was able to manually update my project to use the latest crates, though. esp32c3 blinky template with no standard library works for me, and that's honestly all I need. Everything that I want to do can start with that foundation. https://wokwi.com/projects/424963180600820737
He's not the first in the slightest.
"Tax in America is outrageously low which is no doubt why it cant balance its budget"

Neither can France, which redistributes over 50 per cent of its GDP.

The hunger for public monies will eventually outrun any feasible taxation system.
capitulation will not bring peace
That is good. Don't know why you are saying in mocking way. We should move away from unipolar world. There should be stronger US, Europe, Asia, Africa like everyone. Monopoly is bad.
There is no one I would want in charge of that
When things get serious agreement is not going to help (case in point: Budapest Memorandum - from which ever angle).
That is awesome. Thank you for posting this.
A few months of skiing sounds nice, but not as nice as the profound pleasure of working on a team of people I've know and cared about for over a decade.

You're going to spend half your waking life at work. For me, that's too much time to not want to do so at a place where I have real relationships with my coworkers.
Because it's easy to deploy, that's the only reason.
25(federal)+8(social security)+5(state) is a common combination. That's 38%.

God forbid you live in NYC and it can gonna to 42%
Actually there is. In your first example you’re passing an object as a reference, and in your second example you’re creating an empty pointer with no object attached.

A better example will be:

foo := Foo{}
useFoo(&foo)

That go code would be functionally equivalent to your Typescript code and if everyone used pointers like references in Go, like the above code, then you wouldn’t have any nil pointer bugs.

Nil pointer bugs happen when you need to use pointers as pointers. (Shock horror!) And sometimes you do need a pointer with no object attached when solving specific problems are aren’t well suited for Typescript.

Python and Typescript doesn’t have pointers. Those languages made different trade offs so they lose performance and memory management controls as a result.

It’s no secret that Python needs to call FFIs to (for example) C++ code when performance and memory management concerns arise. Likewise with node too. In fact I’m in the process of debugging a 3rd party Rust library for Node that’s not handling pointers correctly and thus causing sporadic crashes of the node runtime. And that Rust library only exists in the first place because JavaScript doesn’t have primitives to write the required code natively in node at the performance required for scale.

Maybe WASM will be the saviour here. But it feels like we are now just piling on more abstractions between the code and CPU rather than trying to learn how to use our existing set of tools better.
The system is eroded by the people who were brought into the position of being capable to destroy the system: by the system!. In so far: "The purpose of a system is what it does" (Stafford Beer). This should motivate us to ask what properties of the system lead to this and how we might change it.

To me it seems to be a bit like what the Böckenförde-Diktum points to, which is: "The liberal secularized state lives by prerequisites which it cannot guarantee itself."

Basically the modern capitalist secularized society is so void of deep human values and only emphasizing legality and profitability that it brings out a certain kind of elite. An elite which is decoupled from all real human connection and value leading to a thinking like this: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/03/05/politics/elon-musk-rogan-...

Well and now we have to cope with this. But until we understand that these elites are no accident but logical results of the system we foster, nothing will really change. Or better: until we accept that the reductionist approach to human society and value that this system is based on is flawed and act accordingly everything we do is basically just flex-taping it and waiting for the next escalation.
> the recent proposal to change the word "mother" to "inseminated person" in Wisconsin state law

Life gets easier once one realizes that talking points like this are at best missing all important context, if not outright deceptive. Other examples would be the "They spent $X studying OUTRAGEOUS_THING"
You can find plenty of "workarounds" in any Wal-Mart or pawn shop in the US. You can even buy a "workaround" from someone directly and avoid a background check.
Same, I use dockge to manage them. Then I use cloudflare zero trust with email login to access them instead of using a vpn, don't have to install vpn on multiple devices and my partners devices.
Where were they when Bernie Sanders needed votes to be the Democratic nominee?
RIP Project Wonderful, I loved that it was an ad network that respected privacy
> leftist steeped in anti-imperialist ideology who wanted to better the world.

This is precisely how half of the US media characterized Barack Obama, who pioneered an even more impersonal style of American imperialism with drone warfare in Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen and Syria.
I think it was already 20 years ago when a French sociologist whose name I have forgotten showed that the share of vote for the Front National clearly correlated with various negative economic variables, including "distance from the closest still functional railway station".

FYI I don't believe in "THE REASON" or "THE CAUSE" and I am wary of people who reduce complex issues such as voting patterns to one single root cause, but to deny that economic hardship is a significant factor in anti-system vote seems to be wishful thinking to me.

Show me a relatively rich neighbourhood or voting district (say, over 130 per cent of average national GDP) with above average anti-system vote share, anywhere in Europe. I don't think you will find it. People who have a lot to lose don't rock the boat.
Im not sure it's a distinction worth drawing. Other kinds of gang also expand by luring in fresh meat who join voluntarily in a fractious security environment.

It's very vulnerable position being a prospective member of a gang. The fact that you try to join one for protection doesnt mean you wont end up being sacrificed when the gang leaders demand you "prove yourself" first.
You can see for yourself: https://bundeswahlleiterin.de/bundestagswahlen/2025/ergebnis...
This shows the winners of the "second vote."
Dark blue = CSU (conservative party), its outlines are identical to Bavaria because this party only runs there and, this time around, won 100% of the second votes.
Cyan = AfD, far right-wing party. Its outlines are nearly identical to the borders of the former GDR.
Gray = CDU, CSU's sister party, making up for most of the remainder.
The US cryptography key is only needed for NATO Link 16 communications, not for regular flight operations. This is totally normal because Austria isn't a full NATO member. They are part of the NATO Partnership for Peace program which allows for limited levels of cooperation.
I think culturally most of the US is still pro NATO, it's just Trump and friends who are anti. I guess if Vance succeeds him things will be similar but if the dems win they won't.

I'm kind of interested if Russia could become normal if the current regime collapses.
Who knows what the next American civil war would look like.
The headline should read "State Department will use AI as an excuse for using Israeli intelligence to identify anti-Israel students to deport."

The goal is to silence any criticism of Israel within the United States.

Let's not talk about genocide m'kay?
In the last 30 years, which other nominee for president by one of the two parties that matter has made addressing the struggles of working class America the center of their platform?
> Trump (if he’s

It is not just about Trump.
Yeah. These replies are disturbing.
Thank you for that understanding and nuanced response. It actually gives me great comfort to see someone communicate so well in today's climate.

I of course agree with the point about Europe and you've beautifully captured the reason why the phrasing gave me an uneasy feeling. The line between the necessary reaction and over-reaction is terrifyingly small and I hope for the best for all of us.
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Lots of destroyed keyboards?
I've never heard of double jeopardy for impeachment; being impeached does not preclude criminal prosection for the same offense.

FBI's assessment of presidential immunity might should be reviewed in light of the court's recent ruling on same and the fact that they are an executive branch department of government. They work for the executive - as evidenced by the firing of James Comey - so we can't trust their assessment of his immunity.
The US has allies in return for this spending. A block of people who stand against autocrats and with the US.
It also bought a much more peaceful and free world. Not just nice because it is better for people, but also because it gives opportunity for trade.

Note that it might have been possible for the US to convince the rest of NATO to spend more on their defense without losing the faith of their allies. This sure isn't the way to do it.
Yes. A colonial war in three countries simultaneously, 2,000 miles from the nation.

Yet it still took 13 years, combined with the regime’s economic collapse and a shift in the educational background of the Armed Forces hierarchy to spark the revolution.

The US most likely will be in a civil war in eight to six months.... A cut in social security benefits will do it...
Seemingly executives being held accountable is even harder, as it rarely happens

Edit: Please reply with concrete evidence of widespread accountability of executives
I find that maintaining/developing code is not an ideal use case for LLMs and is distracting from the much more interesting ones.

Any LLM application that relies more-or-less on a single well-engineered prompt to get things done is entry level and not all that impressive in the big picture - 99% of the heavy lifting is in the foundation model and next token prediction. Many code assistants are based on something like this out of necessity of needing to support anybody's code. You can't rely on too many clever prompt chaining patterns to build optimizations for Claude Code because everyone takes different approaches to their codebase and has wildly differing expectations for how things should go down. Because the range of expectations is so vast, there is a lot of room to get disappointed.

The LLM applications that are most interesting have the model integrated directly with the product experience and rely on deep domain expertise to build sophisticated chaining of prompts, tool calling and nesting of conversations. In these applications, the user's experience and outcomes are mostly predetermined with the grey areas intended to be what the LLM is dealing with. You can measure things and actually do something about it. What was the probability of calling one tool over the other in a specific context of use? Placing these prompts and statistics alongside domain requirements will enable you to see and make a difference.