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brodouevencode··on Payphone Go
more Silicon Valley/California xenophilia? </sarcasm>
brodouevencode··on The Hunt for Dark Breakfast
You can tell a non-US-southerner wrote this because there's not a biscuit to be had here.

WHERE ARE THE BISCUITS???

brodouevencode··on Show HN: Hacker Smacker – Spot great (and terrible) HN commenters at a glance
502 Bad Gateway
brodouevencode··on Show HN: I ported Tree-sitter to Go
Neat, but it really bothers me when projects don't use standard layouts.
brodouevencode··on Trump Fake Electors Plot
Not a supporter of him, but fairly conservative, in a very red, very pro-Trump area. Really wouldn't even consider myself a Republican. But until someone decent on the Democrat side comes along I'll probably hold my nose and vote red, and I can honestly say I've never voted for Trump.

Trump appeals to a large swath of the disenfranchised. Mostly white (though quite a few black and latino - at least in my area), blue collar, conservative, Christian, mostly middle class. In the mid to late 00s the Democratic party had built a minority coalition with support from upper middle class white people. And it worked pretty well for about a decade. But they took it too far. I think Obama is largely to blame for this - his 2012 campaign was seen as being based entirely on denigrating middle class white people (not my words - the sense I've gotten talking to neighbors and from listening to talk radio). Then it compounded with Hillary's run in 2016. "A basket of deplorables" and so on. So all those middle class white people - they got fed up with constantly being called racist, sexist, transphobic, homophobic colonizers. They got angry. Trump was the response to all that.

The other thing you should know is that Trump is an insult comic - same beats, same tenor. You probably don't think he's funny but if you talk about him he's going to come back and insult you in the worst ways possible (which can be funny if you like insult comedy and aren't the target). Not presidential AT ALL, and most on the left don't know how to handle that. But the disenfranchised he's catering to - they are eating it up. Thus he's built an army of diehard supporters. He's saying the things they like to hear, making fun of the people who have made fun of them, coloring the landscape with the right things (a decent economy in his first term, highly patriotic themes like renaming DoD to DoW, hating on the left, etc). THEN you had the insanity of draconian and unscientific COVID responses, BLM riots, trans issues, safe spaces and micro-aggressions, and a Democrat president that was sadly and effectively a dementia patient. The response to the first Trump term by the left was not healthy. All they had to do was not go insane, but they did, and now you get him again.

All that to say that his base is going to back him up. If Trump says that there were fake electors his base is going to believe him. He could say (and has) just about anything and a large MAGA contingent will happily follow along. Not only do they feel represented by him but the left has acted so foolishly in response they feel justified in doubling down on that support.

brodouevencode··on Without America to rely on, EU gearing up to be a global power in its own right
The US makes up approximately 15% of NATO funding and I don't think the EU is in an economic position to make that up any time soon. NATO is arguably underfunded as is.
brodouevencode··on Without America to rely on, EU gearing up to be a global power in its own right
They are not in a position to do that successfully
brodouevencode··on After Noam
Every post on Chomsky is so obviously trying to sound smarter than they really are and this post is no exception. What about that guy attracts such try-hards?

Also to call Chomsky a libertarian is such a gross exaggeration that only if you squint REALLY hard at a couple of lines you might be able to be convinced.

brodouevencode··on US businesses and consumers pay 90% of tariff costs, New York Fed says
Not sure why you are getting downvoted - nothing you have said is incorrect. Given the parent comments my guess is that it's because you're speaking in purely economic terms and not grounded in political ideology.
brodouevencode··on US businesses and consumers pay 90% of tariff costs, New York Fed says
> But the purpose of that change is what's important.

Good point.

brodouevencode··on US businesses and consumers pay 90% of tariff costs, New York Fed says
The public needs to understand that tariffs aren't meant to punish other countries (which is what is being sold) - they are meant to change domestic behavior.
brodouevencode··on Data is the only moat
FAFO - forgo advertising and find out
brodouevencode··on Ask HN: What are your best purchases under $100?
Got the Timemore off Amazon for $80 during black Friday. I get that it's not THE best but it works really well.
brodouevencode··on Ask HN: What are your best purchases under $100?
A good burr coffee grinder.
brodouevencode··on European Commission issues call for evidence on open source
The early mantras of OSS included "free as in speech" and "free as in beer".
brodouevencode··on TikTok influencers fuelling parallel market for unlicensed weight-loss drug
The FUD surrounding retatrutide is insane. It's tirzepatide with glucagon, both of which are sourced very easily and legally.
brodouevencode··on Sugar industry influenced researchers and blamed fat for CVD (2016)
Neither should we have trusted Ancel Keys, but here we are
brodouevencode··on Sugar industry influenced researchers and blamed fat for CVD (2016)
But it will always prefer glucose stores over fat.
brodouevencode··on Sugar industry influenced researchers and blamed fat for CVD (2016)
It's not given the ratios

OP should have said for calorie-adjusted intake sugar is more fattening.

brodouevencode··on Eat Real Food
> you should also get at least 0.5g fat to 1g protein as a baseline

And hormonal health

brodouevencode··on Eat Real Food
The bro science would tell you the protein target is still too low too :)
brodouevencode··on Sugar industry influenced researchers and blamed fat for CVD (2016)
The new dietary guidelines are much more sensible IMO, compared to the food pyramid or MyPlate.

https://cdn.realfood.gov/DGA.pdf

brodouevencode··on Grok is enabling mass sexual harassment on Twitter
Why is this post flagged?
brodouevencode··on $2B Counter-Strike 2 crash: Your digital investments aren't yours
All the beanie baby investors are upset with you now too :D
brodouevencode··on Where did the 10k steps a day come from? (2018)
There's no doubt that moving more is nothing but beneficial.

This is just ragebait.

brodouevencode··on Revisiting Interface Segregation in Go
>First, why would you ever add methods to a public interface?

In the go world, it's a little more acceptable to do that versus something like Java because you're really not going to break anything

brodouevencode··on I took all my projects off the cloud, saving thousands of dollars
As with everything, the real answer as to whether or not the cloud is cheaper is "it depends". These simplistic one-sided tirades (intentionally?) leave out a lot of detail, use simple rage-bait titles, and are generally not very thoughtful or coherent.
brodouevencode··on Amazon Vega OS and Vega Developer Tools
Reminds me of the Sony Wega televisions.
brodouevencode··on Bored of It
This seems to happen with increasing frequency on HN these days.
brodouevencode··on Why "vibe coding" will transform software developers into software architects
Has the definition of vibe coding changed since Karpathy coined it?

https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383

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