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I don’t understand.

The GP of your comment is literally saying that Kagi is better than Google as of late. You’re not helping the “Kagi doesn’t use bots” case by ignore the context 2 comments up.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43948385

Case in point.

Imagine if a carpenter or house builder was shitting out slop that had no taste. And then laughed at people who pointed it out. Would you hire them to build something for you?

This is a problem with SE culture.

Finding a single library that avoids the problem is pretty useless. You can find great libraries in Node as well but everyone would agree that Node has a dependency problem.

So un-graphql-ing your graphql. This shit is wild.

It’s also less than a single sandwich. Not sure how “it depends on the sandwich” adds to the conversation. The point still remains.

It still works if you upload an image that was taken on the opposite side of the globe from where you are.

That was such a great read. And way too relatable at parts. Loved it. Makes me want to write down my startup stories one day, even if it's just for friends and family.

> Minus the disease and war, of course.

Which is precisely whey GP should be spending time with their kids, providing for them, and raising them to be good humans.

> built by OpenAI many moons ago

What’s with this writing style in a prompt? Is there a reason they write like that? Or does it just not matter so why not?

K. We aren’t in disagreement there. Not sure if you’re giving pushback on something I said.

It’s not irrelevant at all when the headline implies that companies were singled out by name. Details matter.

Companies aren’t getting exemptions. The product categories are. The headline is misleading. And while you might already be aware of that, most the people responding to you clearly aren’t.

Why do retailers offer those discounts then? Why not deactivate them instead of allowing honey to give them to their users? Am I misunderstanding what honey does?

The healthcare industry gets an enormous amount of pushback in the US.

And just like that, the justification.

The quote you provide is grossly misleading, as that isn’t what tithing meant in the early days of the church. The church just says “which is understood to mean income” so causally that it’s essentially a lie. They say that to get more money. They hold peoples salvation at gun point to make sure it gets paid. And then they use their wealth and influence to drive state policy. It’s all very gross.

Nothing wrong with quoting it in a supportive fashion. It is an entirely reasonable take. Especially if you listen to the entire point he made, and not cherry pick the part that makes it sound bad (intentionally, of course)

If you are letting “empathy” drive your civilization to ruin, it is no longer empathy. That is the point.

Yes. My biggest gripe with Google is that they prop up unprofitable products with their wildly popular product. It makes competition impossible. YouTube is the perfect example.

I feel like it should be illegal to use your profits in one industry to run a loss leader in a totally separate industry.

The US isn’t alone though. Again, dispassionate analysis.

If signal doesn’t make a stand, the entire value prop of signal collapses and they cease to be a thing.

For Apple, privacy is one value prop. But seemingly smaller one than the UK market.

Exceptions to rules exist, especially if you’re trying to think of a really extreme cases that specifically invalidate it.

However, that really doesn’t invalidate the rule.

Government subsidies. It isn't a fair playing field. You're essentially celebrating that the Chinese government is choosing for their car company to crush rather than the rest of the world's car companies. This isn't an example of being "ripped apart by competition". It's being ripped apart by a government.

You have it nearly completely backwards. China is screwing over the world by subsidizing their car exports. No car company can compete unless their government also subsidizes.

How is it a “lie” for DeepSeek to train their data from ChatGPT but not if they train their data from all of Twitter and Reddit? Either way the training is 100x cheaper.

Well I’m glad Apple prioritizes us over you the. I don’t care that you want it a different way. Apple forcing the end of bad practices in this instance is a win.

Nerfing developer tools to save the "open web" is such a fucking backward argument.

I think you’re just highlighting the different preferences people have between a text editor and an IDE. Obviously the line between the two is very blurry. I much prefer being able to efficiently edit text myself rather than relying on refactoring tools.

If they’re talking about the Cursor I’m familiar with, it is “The AI Editor”. Basically it’s a fork of vscode with LLMs built in

https://www.cursor.com/

Why do you keep saying CSS has “caught up”? Tailwind has always just mapped to CSS, so you’ve always been able to do anything in CSS that you could do in tailwind. What has CSS done that makes you see no value in Tailwind today where you used to see value?