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- Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic (Ilan Pappé)
Something that changes the stronghold that the insurance companies have on America.
Trying to understand why it would matter if their hosting provider used ai or not. Genuine question so I can understand your take.
I don’t know and that’s what makes me a little anxious. I’m a software engineer but I’ve been trying to figure out the next move once the jobs go away. Still on the search.
Reading Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic by Ilan Pappe. Learning quite a bit on a subject I didn’t know much about.
Care to explain? Pattern matching, type inference, etc.?
You would be surprised how pilled some people are. It’s unfortunate.
Not surprised this got flagged but this is an important time to start putting this stuff out here. Thanks eoskx for trying.
What do you mean by that?
Desirable because it’s a rare culture + tooling combo. I’m into both and HN is one of the few places I would see them come together. So yeah, “cool”
That's what one does when they want some fiyah curls.
Never did I think I would ever see anything close to related to A$AP on HN. I love this place.
I look forward to seeing it.
Good to know at least someone wants this. I had this as a goal in the new year to start something but just for myself cause it's what I want.
Just came to say that this is so cool. Great work.
I hope some representative(s) in congress get signal and do something. I see it brought up more and more on x but that doesn’t mean much I guess.
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nodra on Friday July 04, 2025 @01:03AM
from the ask-hn dept.
The H-1B program was originally meant to address a shortage of talent. But there’s no real shortage of qualified American engineers as far as I know but companies keep requesting and hiring H-1B workers anyway. Is anything being done to fix this?
This was done so well. Congrats!!!
An upvote doesn’t do this justice. Just an amazing write up. Thank you.
* I want to learn how to make a game from beginning to end.
* Math. Got two books to refresh my skills.
* Improve my parenting.
* Get back to sxratchin (turntables) and making beats.
* Put my work out.
Merry Christmas. Hope you all have a good one.
Only generic scenarios that can be resolved and compiled at build time are supported in NativeAOT. So, the statement that “all generic scenarios are supported” is overly broad. I’ll try to avoid such assumptions :).
Last time I tried I had troubles. My understanding is open generics (like List<T>, without specifying T) don’t fully compile because Native AOT lacks a JIT to handle unspecified types at runtime. Closed generics work fine, though, as they’re fully known at compile time. Am I wrong in my thinking?
I meant open generics. My wording was incomplete.
My wording was incorrect. My apologies. I meant open generics (List<T>)
Is no generics with AOT the only catch?