Maybe go just isn’t for you? It really doesn’t need every feature of other languages. The error handling is ideal for me, better than any other language. You are always explicit, with every function call, about “what…
It also just uses a SQLite db, so you can sync it manually yourself if you want. But their implementation seems pretty secure. Regardless, I just run it local only on each of my machines, separately. It’s still really…
But an individual human eats a fixed amount of food. So that fact seems pointless, since people will get less nutrition overall- unless we should all only eat ultra-processed snacks and reserve fresh food for the…
Here’s a decent one: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/privacy-nightmare-on-...
Why would they? Its name was officially changed. Things are renamed all the time. For a recent example, Mount Evans in Colorado was changed to Mount Blue Sky
That would be exactly what I need! Ideally something like 5min bike ride to the grocery store, 15min walk from a train station, and 30min drive to my in-law’s house. It would be really interesting to do something like…
I’m not actually sure since I never had issues, but I’ve heard it’s not much since they’re basically just an API for transferring money between banks. Each bank app still needs to integrate with the network separately.…
Edit: thanks for all of the replies, I’m questioning my framing here now due to some smart people’s thoughts.. I suggest reading the full thread, as there are some interesting comments. I see the obvious parallels to…
Moderation matters. If you eat mostly whole, nutritious foods, it’s totally fine to eat processed food occasionally. No food is inherently unhealthy or bad, so I don’t think there’s any issue with him eating McDonalds…
Yeah probably not the environmental management, but likely they are in favor of the other point I made earlier about leveling the playing field by ensuring American companies are competing with others who value similar…
Yeah, that's fair. I guess I'm ok with raised prices in the short-term if it brings more stability and better working conditions + environmental management in the long-term.
> American companies will never go below whatever the Chinese widget costs Why not? If there are 3 American companies with similar costs, would all of them just say “well, the price is the price?” Or would there…
The American consumers do have other options — other American companies. Who are all held to a higher standard than foreign companies due to sharing a regulatory environment. So the price may go up, but it will…
It depends… do the states share a common set of laws and values? Do the benefits of one state profiting transfer in part to other states? Is there a course for grievances to be settled across state lines with reciprocal…
I listen to a podcast called Crushing Iron. One of the two hosts realized he was in poor shape and his friends were starting to decay. I think he was about 50 when he had that realization. He decided not to let it…
Neovim is basically unusable due to the plugins I use having Unicode characters not supported properly (like telescope), so it does make a huge difference to me. Also, latency is an issue, and of the third-party…
Plus add the fact that — if society collapses so dramatically that we forget about radiation and where we stored it, then humans wouldn’t be capable of finding the waste anyways. We’ve already extracted just about all…
As-is, it works very well in California. I had never experienced the resistance you imagined during the 3-4 years I lived in California, and regularly cancelled subscriptions that were notoriously hard in other states
Actually, very common in some European countries as well. In the Netherlands, you aren’t taxed on your primary residence, but all other wealth has an approximately 2% annual wealth tax. This makes it challenging to…
Slight tangent, but when I lived in a country in Europe, this was the way the law worked for car-cyclist collisions. 1. The car driver is assumed to be at fault. In absence of other evidence, the car driver is always…
I think you’re basically describing ground.news They advertise pretty heavily, and I’ma bit skeptical of their ability to make money. but it basically uses AI to summarize stories, and it groups stories from many media…
I don’t think that’s the case at all - it’s a common concern in endurance sports, you really do have huge quantities of sugar.
Not entirely sure, but I thought they were talking about the 4th amendment, which also is relevant. It prevents the government from spying on Americans without a warrant. The NSA works around it so openly by buying the…
No, but having a strong network of trains, trams, and buses makes it easy to get from one place to another regardless of where you’re going. You only get those crappy “the city has one train that runs once an hour” in…
Or at least, the 51st percentile… But I think you’re spot-on. If someone owns the stock, usually it’s because they think the company is worth more in the future than it is currently. And you need to convince the…
Maybe go just isn’t for you? It really doesn’t need every feature of other languages. The error handling is ideal for me, better than any other language. You are always explicit, with every function call, about “what…
It also just uses a SQLite db, so you can sync it manually yourself if you want. But their implementation seems pretty secure. Regardless, I just run it local only on each of my machines, separately. It’s still really…
But an individual human eats a fixed amount of food. So that fact seems pointless, since people will get less nutrition overall- unless we should all only eat ultra-processed snacks and reserve fresh food for the…
Here’s a decent one: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/privacy-nightmare-on-...
Why would they? Its name was officially changed. Things are renamed all the time. For a recent example, Mount Evans in Colorado was changed to Mount Blue Sky
That would be exactly what I need! Ideally something like 5min bike ride to the grocery store, 15min walk from a train station, and 30min drive to my in-law’s house. It would be really interesting to do something like…
I’m not actually sure since I never had issues, but I’ve heard it’s not much since they’re basically just an API for transferring money between banks. Each bank app still needs to integrate with the network separately.…
Edit: thanks for all of the replies, I’m questioning my framing here now due to some smart people’s thoughts.. I suggest reading the full thread, as there are some interesting comments. I see the obvious parallels to…
Moderation matters. If you eat mostly whole, nutritious foods, it’s totally fine to eat processed food occasionally. No food is inherently unhealthy or bad, so I don’t think there’s any issue with him eating McDonalds…
Yeah probably not the environmental management, but likely they are in favor of the other point I made earlier about leveling the playing field by ensuring American companies are competing with others who value similar…
Yeah, that's fair. I guess I'm ok with raised prices in the short-term if it brings more stability and better working conditions + environmental management in the long-term.
> American companies will never go below whatever the Chinese widget costs Why not? If there are 3 American companies with similar costs, would all of them just say “well, the price is the price?” Or would there…
The American consumers do have other options — other American companies. Who are all held to a higher standard than foreign companies due to sharing a regulatory environment. So the price may go up, but it will…
It depends… do the states share a common set of laws and values? Do the benefits of one state profiting transfer in part to other states? Is there a course for grievances to be settled across state lines with reciprocal…
I listen to a podcast called Crushing Iron. One of the two hosts realized he was in poor shape and his friends were starting to decay. I think he was about 50 when he had that realization. He decided not to let it…
Neovim is basically unusable due to the plugins I use having Unicode characters not supported properly (like telescope), so it does make a huge difference to me. Also, latency is an issue, and of the third-party…
Plus add the fact that — if society collapses so dramatically that we forget about radiation and where we stored it, then humans wouldn’t be capable of finding the waste anyways. We’ve already extracted just about all…
As-is, it works very well in California. I had never experienced the resistance you imagined during the 3-4 years I lived in California, and regularly cancelled subscriptions that were notoriously hard in other states
Actually, very common in some European countries as well. In the Netherlands, you aren’t taxed on your primary residence, but all other wealth has an approximately 2% annual wealth tax. This makes it challenging to…
Slight tangent, but when I lived in a country in Europe, this was the way the law worked for car-cyclist collisions. 1. The car driver is assumed to be at fault. In absence of other evidence, the car driver is always…
I think you’re basically describing ground.news They advertise pretty heavily, and I’ma bit skeptical of their ability to make money. but it basically uses AI to summarize stories, and it groups stories from many media…
I don’t think that’s the case at all - it’s a common concern in endurance sports, you really do have huge quantities of sugar.
Not entirely sure, but I thought they were talking about the 4th amendment, which also is relevant. It prevents the government from spying on Americans without a warrant. The NSA works around it so openly by buying the…
No, but having a strong network of trains, trams, and buses makes it easy to get from one place to another regardless of where you’re going. You only get those crappy “the city has one train that runs once an hour” in…
Or at least, the 51st percentile… But I think you’re spot-on. If someone owns the stock, usually it’s because they think the company is worth more in the future than it is currently. And you need to convince the…