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  • Most of the new Dems are conservative to moderate and won’t go along with “yolo” stuff. The progressives may call for it but they aren’t anywhere close to a majority of the party yet.

    You’re not going to see people like Adam Hamilton or Mary Peltola advocating for socialist policies. But you might see them advocating for workers and their families since many of the new Dems ran on that platform and are actually pretty pro labor. They’re moderate on social issues but aren’t from the same corpo wing of the party like Schumer and Jeffries.

    People on Reddit/Lemmy will bitch and moan but there’s a chance the moderates will actually do some good things. People voted for change and they know it. But either way it’s our job to hold them accountantable, not just whine about it on social media.


  • Lemmy is a gigantic bubble for sure. I’m very progressive but this place is even more delusional and hyperagressive than reddit is.

    Lots of the new Dems are from deep red states and they’re not going to support “far left” legislation. There’s still plenty of common ground on economic issues to make things better though. And they all want to hold the admin accountable.

    Many of the new Dems are pro-labor moderates so they aren’t from the brand of corpo shit bags people here like to dunk on. I don’t see the need for this incessant negativity yet.



  • It’s the same for Kansas, Ohio, Alaska, NH, Iowa, and a bunch of house seats as well. In fact most of the new gains are in red districts from moderate to conservative Democrats.

    I’m a progressive but the article is bullshit. And Reddit/Lemmy progressives are starting to annoy me by burying their head in the and/or aggressively insulting people who point out reality.

    We’ve made some good gains but people are acting like we took over the party and that’s not even close to true.







  • You wouldn’t run a website because a website doesn’t have the capabilities of a desktop app. No one wants to run VS code from their browser. People don’t even want to run outlook or teams from their browser. A desktop app results in far superior UX in most cases for tools that people need to use frequently.

    Electron allows you to use existing webdev teams to build apps for basically every platform in existence, which is exactly why companies use it.

    Alternative platforms exist but not every company has the right people to build on top of them and it’s difficult to argue against the cost savings of using electron.

    It’s not really that complicated. Many of these apps simply wouldn’t exist on Linux or Mac if it weren’t for electron or similar frameworks. Companies might build a website (if it makes sense) and a Windows app and that’s it, depending on the target audience

    And yes, you might get vibe bloat in the framework code but that isn’t an argument against electron, since literally any framework could be and probably is infected with AI bloat at this point.