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by linotype 2y ago
Even more important in creating a more closed loop system with less waste. Some Android phones are e-waste before they hit a year or two.
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by linotype 2y ago
I got the reference and appreciate it. What a fantastic set of books.
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by linotype 2y ago
Less cheap junk flowing into the US sounds like a win to me. Maybe clothes should be more expensive and better quality.
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by linotype 2y ago
It was for me as well, but the more I’ve worked in tech, the more men I’ve met that simply aren’t capable of a relationship.
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by linotype 2y ago
For you or me maybe, but what if some people just don’t want to be in a relationship but still want that particular need (sexual gratification) to be met?
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by linotype 2y ago
Surprising no one. This pipeline should never have been approved in the first place.
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by linotype 2y ago
Or if it will be available at any cost.
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by linotype 2y ago
Why not both?
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by linotype 2y ago
It might be worth us all looking at what impact the Great Depression had on consumption patterns (and repairing things that break instead of replacing them) of that generation.
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by linotype 2y ago
That’s basically what the IRA was but for renewables and battery technology. The same states that benefited from it (red states in the south) voted against it in the last cycle. It’s crazy.
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by linotype 2y ago
Ah thanks for the explanation. Definitely a ridiculous metric to go off of to determine tariffs.
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by linotype 2y ago
Aren’t the tariffs that the US is imposing half of what other countries have? Or was that fake news from the admin?
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by linotype 2y ago
No, half of America’s voters blew it. The market is just expressing the consequences.
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by linotype 2y ago
The British would know.
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by linotype 2y ago
Less than the cost of coal it would seem.
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by linotype 2y ago
Didn’t someone implement Doom in the Typescript type system?
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by linotype 2y ago
Thank you, this captures most of these. I’d also add the excellent libraries from Twitter like Algebird and ability to do a lot of data processing with types at scale using Spark.
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by linotype 2y ago
I used Scala about a decade ago extensively and I’m still waiting for features I loved in it to be available in languages I have to use on a daily basis now. I miss it a lot.
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by linotype 2y ago
How did this impact her relationship with her dad?
230.
by linotype 2y ago
So rather than $8 a share they get zero? Sounds like the board was the one that messed things up.
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by linotype 2y ago
Somehow I doubt Trump reads HN.
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by linotype 2y ago
How many of these posts are we going to see over the next four years?
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by linotype 2y ago
Profound.
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by linotype 2y ago
Correct.
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by linotype 2y ago
Yeah, Redis fucked around and found out. https://redis.io/blog/redis-adopts-dual-source-available-lic...
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by linotype 2y ago
And this predated the Trump administration. Just seems hypocritical that other countries are allowed to police their border crossing but the US isn’t.
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by linotype 2y ago
What else can I do at the national level?
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by linotype 2y ago
Yeah I guess I’ll just have to deal with it. This site already was pretty anti-US, now it’s just ramped up. Maybe it’s time to stop reading the comments. Like there’s nothing I can do about Trump, I only have one vote in California.
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by linotype 2y ago
My wife was threatened with not being allowed into the country due to a DUI (in the US) from five years ago. We had to pay a $250 fee to spend three days in Victoria.
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by linotype 2y ago
I expected my comment to get downvoted due to the anger (rightfully so) from Canadians. People don’t seem to understand that most Americans didn’t vote for Trump and that those that did probably didn’t want him to attack Canada, of all coun

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