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Cake day: June 29th, 2023

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  • People want cheap products in a general sense, they don’t like off shoring, it was hugely disruptive to jobs and the quality nose dives (at least for a time, sometimes permanently). They didn’t ask for or choose it, they’re the low information side of the system

    Of course they’re upset at things being tariffed, they don’t want prices going up. They likely have some preference to buy things made locally, or by a country with a reremovedtion

    None of this is a choice made by consumers, it’s a generalized set of incentives and pressures created by the market

    It’s like planned obsolescence… People hate it, it’s being sold to them








  • …Isn’t that what we’re talking about though? Or did I misunderstand the OP?

    The post said they were neon database creds, so I would think those would live on the production system in .env

    Rereading it, it seems that they probably set their local build to point at the prod database… Which is like halfway developing (with AI) in prod (which I think we’d agree is not ideal)

    I do absolutely agree with what you’re saying though, not everyone should have access to the prod system for sure… Especially not an AI on a loose leash

    I’d split the difference and say we’re both right


  • There’s no step 2. They think that displacement of immigrants will fix the medical system, raise wages, create free labor, and make their children speak to them again

    Why? Because every problem can be attributed to “the enemy”, and so removal of “the enemy” will fix everything

    It’s the core of fascism, if they somehow succeeded “the enemy” would transition from brown people to dissenters and then “fake” fascists or impure bloodlines or something

    There must always be an enemy, because a fascist movement runs on hatred for “the enemy”… That’s the whole plan








  • Reconstruction was ended too early, in large part because of the Lincoln assassination, and the very questionable choice to appease the South by putting Andrew Johnson a heartbeat away from the presidency

    We definitely should have been draconian in punishing the south, but our greatest mistake is civility politics. The leaders were all in the same social circles, and to this day that’s a recurring problem that plagues most democracies. They didn’t want real consequences for their buddies

    So all in all, we didn’t strip enough power from the leadership and stopped punishment way earlier than even the overly light-handed plan in place