Since so many commenters here have bad experiences, I'll provide a counterweight. I've made numerous edits and have run into little to no resistance. I'm sure asking people on a forum does not evoke a representative response.

You're absolutely correct and it's ridiculous that HN can't fathom that a hallucination, in both the traditional and LLM sense, is not characterized by its form or content per se but by the fact that the form or content is incongruent with some external factor.

The sentence as a whole is meaningful, which you can see by excluding 'to a combination of tariff and non-tariff':

> This calculation assumes that persistent trade deficits are due factors that prevent trade from balancing

The 'tariff and non-tariff' phrase is _technically_ superfluous but, subtextually, it implies there are such non-tariff reasons.

A persistent imbalance is due to factors that prevent balance? And those factors can be of type T or not of type T? That’s slightly tautological :)

The less they're able to, the lower prices will be.

What happens to the majority of the industries with little profit margins?

The way of the dodo, presumably

These people are standing in a burning house, happy they won't have to pay the heating bill

Had them as kids. Amazing animals. Intelligent, social, interactive, curious, playful(/slightly mischievous), and mostly easy to keep. The only major downside is their short lifespan.

Can't recommend them enough. I have so many fond kid memories of my pet rats and their hijinks.

That's not how the GDPR works. Just like criminal procedure, subjects do not sue alleged offenders themselves. The state instead sues on their behalf.

This is really great. It's really awesome to have free access to such resources.

That should be very doable, shouldn't it be? 2200/(4*365) ~= 1.51 pages per day. Of course, that doesn't exclude weekends and holidays.

5 days a week for 32 weeks a year means 160 days per year, for 640 weeks total. That's like 3 and 1/8th page per day.

I wonder what would happen if the US got involved in a war against the Mexican cartels. Is that feasible, if even desirable?

great, Afghanistan, but this time in Texas

Yeah, but this time the cartels are the invading force and they are facing off against trigger happy Texans. Don't think there's many parallels, here.