I'm actually curious about this one. Something that feels more seamless in my pocket, however like you mentioned, it would require for me to not use a case, which is something I might do.

My friends from other countries aren't coming anymore, fearing they'll be wrongfully detained. It's a sad situation. I never thought anything could be worse than the COVID era, and the worst part is that some people actually cheer for this. This isn't speculation it's really happening and it's pretty disheartening.

This is an attack to the states, it would significantly weaken local governments, forcing major cuts to essential services, and having more control.

So you're essentially trying to increase the negative economic impact, not to mention the inhumane treatment.

What a ridiculous assertion for just wanting the law to be followed.

There's no inhumane treatment, especially for people respecting the basics of the laws of a country, and if you're in one illegally, you're the definition of an outlaw.

If hostile invaders suddenly just rushed the border to my home country, people wouldn't even talk of things such as "inhumane treatment". Shoot on sight wouldn't be abnormal.

You won't have a hackernews anymore if the country goes to shit though and we don't do anything about it, so it does matter. If you don't do politics, politics will do you.

Oh silly, a military parade is political. A display of military strength, military parades demonstrate national power, and supports a particular leader or political agenda.

What about intellectual property and cultural nuances. I can think of many jobs that can't be outsourced because of this

AI has pretty much shown that Intellectual Property is a sham

Well some companies decide to produce more as well, this happens in every industry, once they can get more efficient for the same price, they see it as an opportunity to produce more.

It's a game. Think of DuoLingo as a fun introduction, a springboard for serious language learning. People I know who use it have fun, but by no means are advanced in whatever language their learning.

The way I approach is, I try to design or solve the issue first to the best of my ability, then I let the LLM give me its solution. Compare and take whatever is useful. I know this is not the most effective way, but it's the way I feel like I'm still thinking and not becoming super dependent.