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4y ago
Just looking at those images makes the situation even more confusing.
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4y ago
We don't want them buying housing, we have a housing shortage.
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4y ago
Then why not outsource?
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4y ago
What's the difference between outsourcing and immigration? It's still taking jobs away from the native population.
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4y ago
- powerful desktop running Linux - Pinephone running PMOS - Work Macbook - An Apple //e for distraction free computing
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure they're writing s-expressions to disk but maybe things have evolved since I last looked.
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4y ago
They're typographically awful and they're unprofessional.
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4y ago
I usually think of "poison" to mean "dampening." It still doesn't quite work here though.
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4y ago
Flutter is terrible for different reasons.
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4y ago
It doesn't work in private mode.
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4y ago
SMB is SMB, I don't think that needs elaboration. For git just set the origin to ssh somewhere one of your other computers (preferably one that's always on and has a public IP) and keep your stuff in it.
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4y ago
HTML is no code. Stop stacking random crap ontop of other random crap. At the end of the day you still have to enter your idea into the computer and the more frameworks you use the more likely it is to break/confuse you/someone el
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4y ago
I'm part way through it and while it mentions recognition of fetal personhood in the past it only seems to use that to establish that there's no precedent for this idea of a right to abortion.
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4y ago
Practically it's so easy to just put everything in git/SMB when you transition to Linux NTFS hardly matters anymore. It would make interoperating with running Windows systems slightly easier but if Microsoft wants to cut their leg
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4y ago
These are usually iterating over a screen-sized buffer every frame. There's no nice way to slice that, just a bunch of work for the machine to constantly do. EDIT: I'm out of quota. For games like this it's pretty hard. You c
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4y ago
They'll probably find some way to block this. In firefox type cs-] then press the right arrow 4-5 times, then alt-tab, then tab until "Skip add" is highlighted and hit space. No need for extra extensions or anything. Note: th
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4y ago
Half the country voted for Trump, do you really want to tell all of them they're in the same group as the Nazis? They might just take you at your word.
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4y ago
App store says WPF to me which won't work in Wine.
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4y ago
I'm the child of someone who accumulated books, not necessarily old ones but plenty of used ones. You should let people read books, that's the whole point. I often went into his office and pulled books off the shelf to read. If it
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4y ago
Even without outsourcing the existence of the foreign talent opens US companies up to harsh competition anyway.
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4y ago
I know at least where I live almost everyone is against it. The only way to prevent further destabilization of American politics is for us to agree to disagree and live near other like minded people.
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4y ago
The people who live in those places are also facing existential problems that get completely ignored by people like you. The solution is to give individual communities like states more control over the law so that people who feel strongly a
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4y ago
But these people have said they don't want it. What about respecting their right to self determination?
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4y ago
That's the case with nearly every indigenous people though.
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4y ago
Sure the legislator can decide to do that, it doesn't matter though. The court would be taking two directly incompatible rulings in sequence. No one would tolerate that and it would completely undermine their legitimacy. This ruling
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4y ago
See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31304444 This ruling actually prevents that.
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4y ago
That would be overreach and hopefully the Supreme Court would strike it down. The precedent from this ruling actually protects you from that sort of thing, without it the Republicans would be more capable of pushing the states to do whate
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4y ago
Chances are they don't have children.
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4y ago
It's still not nationally banned. You won't have to leave the country to get an abortion and if you care strongly about it you can get involved in state level politics or move. Having discussions about it at the federal level just
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4y ago
Abortion hasn't been (and won't be) made illegal. It's been "delegated^" back to the states where the decision belongs. There are always going to be liberal states where it's legal. The structure of the US as i
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