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America banned pay bathrooms, and now we have no public bathrooms

I see an article about how strict typing is better, but what would really be nice here is named parameters. I never want to go back to anonymous parameters.

Had the same thought... It's backwards that any language isn't using named parameters at this point.

This is one of those things where it makes people feel very smart to dunk on it, but if you think critically for a minute, the behaviors this enables are already available in objectively more harmful ways: credit cards and payday loans.

This makes things better, not worse.

Obviously people wouldn't be doing this ideally, but that's the world we live in, and this isn't some new phenomenon or some sign of the times.

If you compare to the west coast, it is not rampant. I just moved from Seattle to NYC and the difference is striking to put it mildly.

The flip demonstration video needs to be redone. Very poor execution by the person flipping.

Look up the most common causes of death in America and come back

If we cared about traffic violence, speeding would be a solved problem. But we don't.

Please. The amount of sensationalization here is beneath HN. This is average which we all know is incredibly skewed towards high net worth individuals. The median (much more representative of the "standard" qualifier) net worth of an American household is far, far lower.

That first paragraph nearly made me spit my coffee. Self-parody even if you believe in crypto.

IMO the "vastly superior" comment here hurts the credo of your argument.