Does everyone with the same name get an equal claim?

I don’t know if you’ll see this after a week, but my thought experiment was something like “what if HN took my username and gave it to someone else”? It wouldn’t just be handing off my username, it would be handing off an implied identity, even if they deleted comment history and such.

I’m not sure what the appropriate outcome is but I think it’s fair to say that it’s not straightforward.

If I were to bet, even with no information. I would wager that the private company is more capital efficient than the government ran one

Maybe go read the report on Starliner before making that call? Boeing is a private company too and no one is this deferential about it.

But their mistakes on Starliner have cost them billions whereas the mistakes on SLS has cost the taxpayers billions.

That is a very uncharitable take. Faith is often a source of meaning or purpose independent of intelligence. I would recommend "A Confession by Tolstoy" for a different perspective

As others have pointed out, that's not what the restriction seems to be limited to. The distinction isn't based on sugar content but the amount of "processing", which rules out quite a lot of things beyond just candy and soda.

Still no high-speed rail in the US

Look into Brightline. They are already operating in Florida and are currently building a route from CA to Vegas.

https://www.brightlinewest.com/

I would think you need Juniors to get Seniors. Or is there another way?

Spotify is just a service. They provide content

Perhaps, I read a lot on my phone (usually web novels). I keep my eyes fixed on a spot on my screen, usually reading 2 lines, and scroll to bring the next lines into my line of sight. This is very comfortable for me as I don't have to move my eyes around. I also think this increases my reading efficiency, although I haven't really done an A/B test to verify this