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meijer

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    Comment #46135898

    Really surprisingly bad work by HBO.

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    Comment #45731739

    Well, they use AI to create "content". So I guess it's fair to use AI to read it. This is what Claude says about "Grokipedia"'s article about the Gaza war, compared to the original…

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    Comment #45666652

    All this doesn't matter. The truth is: Europeans don't trust the US anymore (except maybe Hungary).

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    Comment #43491806

    Better yet: don't be a "guest" in the USA.

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    Comment #43491353

    The story can also be considered on-topic because it shows how the USA is increasingly becoming a bad place to start a business. When foreign talent can be snatched by masked secre…

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    Comment #43279126

    You don't see it, like the fish who does not see the water.

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    Comment #43279070

    No, that has now become a value of American Republicans.

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    Comment #43278968

    > maybe they can adopt "stop begging USA for military protection" as their value first. Basically we did that already. But the preferred wording is "Don't rely on the USA because t…

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    Comment #43278957

    There is broad consensus in Europe that we don't want to be like Trumpist America.

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    Comment #43278933

    For me, "Support European Values." is prominently displayed on the page.

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    Comment #43278927

    It's not all or nothing.

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    Comment #43116150

    Ultimately it's about trust. And why would you trust Trump or Musk?

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    Comment #42945987

    Note: pg appears to be "generally sympathetic" to what Musk is doing here. https://xcancel.com/paulg/status/1886741943050211408

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    Comment #42841219

    In addition, except for companies with serious economic problems, layoffs are also simply much less common in Germany, I believe.

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    Comment #42791596

    He did not directly call anyone "retard". But he reposted it. And in this case it was obviously ment as endorsement.

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    Comment #42780510

    Well, this was reposted by Garry Tan: https://x.com/TiffanyFong_/status/1881476982103523531 It seems, YC and HN made their decision.

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    Comment #41366467

    Wait, has Google really dropped support for Flutter and Dart? Or were there "just" some layoffs?

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    Comment #40273046

    There are regular pro Palestine protests in my German hometown. And they do condemn Israel's actions.

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    Comment #40246524

    My theory is that excessive linter rules might be a symptom of trying to compensate for the weaknesses of a programming language. I see it a lot in Python and JavaScript projects w…

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    Comment #40065586

    I think it is likely that politics is exactly the type of stuff where Homo sapiens outperforms Neanderthals.

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    Comment #39276039

    Did you possibly enter the prefix +49 as part of the number? It seems to expect a number without the country prefix, starting with a number like "174" or whatever your provider pre…

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    Comment #38967079

    Yeah, but that would still have been a poor investment strategy. You have to manage the risk. And you can only do that by looking forward, not backward.

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    Comment #37060127

    Polio is much more dangerous for small children, though. This could make quite a difference.

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    Comment #36799699

    I tend to isolate myself from the environment using noise-cancelling headphones. Now I'm wondering if this might be a bad idea, neurologically speaking...