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by revscat 5y ago
I am quite certain they do not oppose laws against making false statements to investigators, lying about income/losses on tax returns or shareholder reports, making violent threats, and etc. As you say, there are no free speech absolut
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My other was similar: bash, zsh, fish, back to zsh. The ecosystem around zsh is just so much more robust. Fish is better out of the box than zsh, but once you start customizing fish loses its shine.
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This sounds like a joke but I can assure you it’s not. I got on some list somehow, and like you started getting unwanted texts. I simply started replying with Eugene Debs quotes. They stopped, sometimes with an angry reply of some sort. Mig
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1. Sugar is a poison. This is overly-simplistic and reductionist, but it's not entirely untrue. Get rid of sugars, refined and otherwise. From diabetes to Alzheimer's, its negative effects cannot be overstated. 2. CICO is importan
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Americans are free to publicly protest the government, but not businesses.
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> I think it'll end when the Russian populace is squeezed hard and turns on the government. Castro died of old age, sanctions still in place for his entire decades-long tenure. While I do believe that sanctions can weaken a regime,
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> One of the market leaders in mycelium pack-tech is Ecovate Design, based in New York, which closed a $60 million round of funding last year. One of the company’s products is Mushroom® Packaging, which is made with just hemp hurd, a byp
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> I do not see why One word serves to explain why what you imagine won’t happen in time: profit. More specifically: oil profits.
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This touches on why I think humanity will not survive for much longer. Global warming continues to be a civilization-ending level threat, and yet it continues to be more or less ignored. Vast swathes of the population believe that their ego
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by revscat 5y ago
In addition to the sibling comment, some of my keycaps are blank. The LEDs let me group these by category: arrow keys, modifier keys, etc. When you’re playing around with the layout, figuring out what is best for you, this can be pretty use
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Neither. Just trash.
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I hope to save some you a click and let everyone know that this article is not, as you may have assumed from the title, about React.
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1p does not show passwords in plaintext by default.
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Why do I feel like there is a correlation here between TFA and Tesla's problems getting FSD to be fully autonomous.
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Source? I really hope this isn't the case. Fucking capitalists kill everything.
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Collectively the American people support efforts like what you describe. Their voices do not affect policy, though. Only those of billionaires and corporate lobbyists do.
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> vim doesn't need the fancy features of other editors (except for maybe LSP and tree-sitter for a more IDE-like experience). Both of which neovim has. Agree with your premise, though: (n)vim does not need multi-cursor selection, fo
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What benefit would that serve? We already know this is happening. So we would know it... more?
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We will see a black hole evaporate via Hawking radiation before a bill such as this becomes law. The United States Senate is the body representing the capitalists/landed gentry/aristocracy/etc., and from my amateur reading of
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Or using globbing in zsh: $ echo **/*.cfg You can even order my most recently modified: $ echo **/*.cfg(om) `setopt EXTENDED_GLOB` needs to be on.
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by revscat 5y ago
> My initial impression is that the JS/Node world is miserable. Rails looks 1000 times more pleasant. God, yes. Especially with Hotwire [1], which advertises being able to do modern web apps with a minimum of JS. I've played ar
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> Ruby gets complicated when people start throwing around metaprogramming where they shouldn't. This is true. Thankfully it appears that the broader Ruby community has recognized this as well, and has moved away from metaprogramming
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I read Russell, and sometime afterwards read [1] Becker, whose primary thesis is that all human behavior is driven by a denial of death, specifically the death of our own egos, so carefully crafted and shaped over a lifetime. I found this
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How is that relevant to this discussion? IIHS is an independent nonprofit. It’s a completely different organization.
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This [1] is a screenshot I just took from the "build your vehicle" section of Tesla's website. It took me one click, and scrolling down one page, to get to this point. How is that "burying the actual functionality"?
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by revscat 5y ago
You're right. Bored during meeting, go this to work: echo (*)#.* This prints all dot files and regular files in the current directory. You do need to have `setopt EXTENDED_GLOB` somewhere in your zsh config.
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FYI the zsh glob for this is `^.*`, e.g.: echo ^.* will show all non-dotfiles in the current directory.
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It is, but it's much closer to perl when it comes to maintainability.
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You may want to use file globbing instead. This is one I just used yesterday afternoon. I needed to search for a string in every .js or .jsx file in my project, but didn't want to include specs in the search. rg 'MySearchStr
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It seems that Yale is the the epitome of modern neoliberalism: incestuous, deeply capitalist, superficially woke but not in any meaningful way that would affect the balance of economic or political power. All while being dismissive towards

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