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What celebrations? HN commenters hate money-printing schemes.

OS X / macOS has been ahead of Windows for a long time for anyone who lives in a web browser.

The solution if you really want to hear from the other side is to visit their echo chamber.

But most people who talk politics aren't really interested in changing their perspective. That's why these echo chambers exist.

Until they decide that they only support 2FA by app push notification.

There are no obvious threats to AdWords (aside from LLM chatbots) and YouTube.

The flourishing of pet peeve syndrome means that once you understand the hivemind, you can predict the comments just from the headline alone.

He saw AI as an existential threat to Google.

It'd be in stark contrast to Russia's attempted decapitation strike.

Even the slightest shadow of a "rules-based international world order" is dead. And all it took was some post-pandemic inflation.

People who even know what remote attestation is are an even smaller niche.

I often reciprocate. Receiving a gift triggers some warm fuzzies and I try to make the other person happy as well.

If they say or act as if there's something expected? I'm returning that "gift". That's a bargaining chip, not a gift.

Which facts are misrepresented?

The point is that the author picks some arbitrary critique and calls them fallacious, when the core of the disagreement is elsewhere.

This is exactly it.

I don't buy someone lunch with an implicit expectation that they'll buy me lunch in the future. That's tacky and gross. I buy lunch because I wanted to buy them lunch, and if they decide to buy me lunch, I happily accept.

Right, all the games that they think will be successful. Most games won't- it's a power law market.

There's nothing preventing a game dev from selling exclusively on their own site. It's not as though Steam has exclusive access to Windows customers like the App/Play Store do on their platforms. Steam earns its customers and their trust and developers follow.