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lilulo··on Ask HN: Is it just me or GPT-4's quality has significantly deteriorated lately?
If it learns on our conversations, maybe we get what we deserve?
lilulo··on Carbon Language: An experimental successor to C++
If you enumerate all top level goals of the language, they all are satisfied by just staying with C++:

. Performance matching C++, an essential property for our developers.

. Seamless, bidirectional interoperability with C++, such that a library anywhere in an existing C++ stack can adopt Carbon without porting the rest.

. A gentle learning curve with reasonable familiarity for C++ developers.

. Comparable expressivity and support for existing software's design and architecture.

. Scalable migration, with some level of source-to-source translation for idiomatic C++ code.

lilulo··on Monkeypox goes global: why scientists are on alert
"old people" really?
lilulo··on Ex-NSA man slams Israel for strike on alleged Hamas cyber attackers
Using "zionist" as a derogatory term makes you a racist in a first place. And, because it shows your hatred towards jewish people, it make you anti-Semitic.
lilulo··on Ex-NSA man slams Israel for strike on alleged Hamas cyber attackers
You just throw in anti-Israel propaganda regardless to what I've just said. Any comment will do. And this is going beyond accusing the state. You say "zionist talking points", - this is a pure anti-Semitism.
lilulo··on Ex-NSA man slams Israel for strike on alleged Hamas cyber attackers
From the article: - "The attack on this building was part of other offensive operations that took place after Hamas was alleged to have fired rockets into Israel over the weekend."

"Alleged", right, there were aliens firing rockets on Israel. There is nobody else to fire the rockets. Only Hamas has them. And placement of the "offensive" as a response on firing rockets at the Israel's civilians. Looks like this is very offensive to protect your civilians!

lilulo··on The process behind our startup's logo design - draftswork shown
I couldn't tell what is it without inspecting it closely. No point of focus. Too many colors. Fine details in close proximity. etc. etc.