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    Comment #49176296

    The entire page doesn't even mention javascript :/

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    Comment #49163783

    What do you mean it trades cascade complexity? The cascade complexity in CSS itself, tailwind can't turn that off, you always have that.

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    Comment #49163761

    That was always what the DK effect was about.

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    Comment #49142908

    Projects with a single gigantic CSS file also work and you can onboard people etc. That's not an argument.

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    Comment #49132075

    And if you scroll down you get a popup to ask for your email for their newsletter. The irony of an article about enshittification on a site that is clearly enshittified is strong.

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    Comment #48772713

    That seems like another way to lie with silly stats though. If 3% of the least populated areas of all the subdivisions of the US the size of Switzerland were not connected, then th…

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    Comment #48762701

    > Is the starlink constellation profitable on its on without any cross subsidization from any other Musk endeavor? This is always a funny "gotcha" people bring up. Except the gotch…

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    Comment #48745248

    Not really the same in this situation though.

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    Comment #48744873

    The ad revenue is a drop in the bucket compared to the app store rent, which is a drop in the bucket compared to hardware sales.

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    Comment #48743357

    Because that's the security posture systems like these needs.

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    Comment #48743336

    Many people think it shouldn't be and that any interference in the germ line like this is eugenics and by association evil.

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    Comment #48743329

    Universal screening is not the same as focused screening for a family with a known issue and then screening gametes for IVF though. I think it's the last part that some people scre…

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    Comment #48743157

    > Nuclear is not zero-carbon nor is it "cheap." 1994. > Meanwhile solar, wind, and BSS are the cheapest [...] 1994

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    Comment #48731766

    The negative comments against genetic screening here seems to be 100% from people who either have no serious genetic diseases lurking in their family tree or are lying to themselve…

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    Comment #48731699

    Deafness is a huge handicap, in many ways significantly worse than blindness. That the victims of this horrible ailment start to self identify with it isn't a reason to subject new…

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    Comment #48730941

    > Governments are cementing a monopoly they claim to oppose Duopoly but yea. Because there is no third alternative. Microsoft failed/gave up with Windows Phone. The people trying t…

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    Comment #48730828

    And why would we assume that his comment complaining about AI slop isn't itself AI slop? :P

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    Comment #48730753

    Ok.. and? That's job someone has already done, so what does it matter? From what I've understood there's significant backwards compatibility for the new SoCs, so the significant wo…

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    Comment #48729985

    Linux on apple silicon is a thing though: https://asahilinux.org/

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    Comment #48726676

    That logic is extremely broken. People who spend more time outside do so because of more physical activity . The sun exposure is a side effect. Drawing the conclusion that sun expo…

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    Comment #48726401

    Wow. ENORMOUS citation needed for that one.

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    Comment #48726337

    In fact the HIG used to explicitly say so with clear examples proving it.

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    Comment #48718089

    I mean, "hot water" is a bit vague. What kind of temperature differentials are a problem? 0.01 degrees C 50 meters down stream I'm guessing isn't. 100 degrees C I'm assuming is sup…

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    Comment #48718061

    Sure. The Earth used to be a ball of lava. Kinda not relevant when discussing the survivability of modern humans or the vast majority of the ecosystem though.

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    Comment #48718038

    > Legacy media promotes ideologies consistent with its owners, which is why for instance it downplays bad stuff Israel does and upplays bad stuff Iran does. Partly true, but also m…