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By loop I mean you tell it no don’t implement this service, look at this file instead and mimic that and instead it does what it did before.

Hard for me to see how it’s ethical to force your customers to do tons of menial data entry when the orders are sitting right there in json.

Love the music in Beach and Fruit Bat as well.

You may not care but the crazy people care a lot.

From personal anecdotes, I'm seeing a lot of people in my town at gov contractors laid off already.

I also worry about shifting staff to contractors. From friends that work in the DOD contracting they get paid 3-4x what an equivalent gov employee does. If contracts are cut too that could be a much bigger win than the gov staff.

2. They've discussed cutting programs like the F-35 and shifting towards robotics and drones for defense and offense. The goal is to move away from expensive Cold War-era weapons that are easy targets. If this just redirects more money to Anduril and Silicon Valley, that’s unfortunate. But if it reduces overall costs, that’s a positive step.

3. Diabetes and dialysis treatments are extremely expensive. Addressing obesity could significantly lower end-of-life healthcare costs. RFK has explicitly focused on this issue.

4. Agree.

Another major issue is the sheer number of regulations involved in anything. Not all are federal, but it's revealing to count how many laws you unknowingly break. For example, where I live:

If your dog chases a squirrel—illegal.

Flying a drone and disturbing a bird’s flight path—illegal.

Using a quadcopter to photograph your house in snowy conditions (when visibility is below IFR limits for airplanes)—illegal.

Taking pictures of dolphins from a boat, even if they move away on their own—illegal.

I don’t own a business, but friends who do often describe the nightmare of dealing with regulatory agencies. They may not be police, but the experience feels just as stressful—especially since they can effectively shut down your business. Compliance is incredibly expensive for the company.

When tobacco became problematic they bought all the food companies.

I use it for my workout logbook and cooking/recipe log with hundreds of entries.

I've not seen anything claiming TB is a risk even in sources like the CDC and FDA. Maybe it is, but given the small numbers of illness I'd wager it's something localized or that effects people with serious underlying health complications.

Any of the articles about it never mention fatalities.

You can get all the above from lettuce and deli meat.

Like most things medical you can't compare the risk to the population as a whole. Risk factors, environment and individual farms will vary risk greatly.