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Why do I get the feeling this is Steven’s commit?
Why do I get the feeling this is Steven’s commit?
Ok, as an American web developer how do I test sites in Firefox on iOS?
Nah, Prettier on save.
TOTK followed by Spider-man 2.
Tormented like he’s being sex trafficked under-age? Afraid like if he doesn’t do what the men say that they’ll torture him and he’s powerless to stop them? That kind of tormented?
I much prefer to have all my framework tools half-implemented with no searchable documentation by a guy who quit 6 months ago .
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No more dependency hell from one package needing libsomething.so 5.3.1
and another service absolutely can only run with libsomething.so 4.2.0
That and knowing that when i remove a container, its not leaving a bunch of cruft behind
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I don’t know about the new ones, but ReiserFS was a killer back in the day.
I download books from my library with Libby and they don’t expire while airplane mode is on.
Since a lot of books have a wait and Libby lets you delay delivery, I queue up a bunch of books while I’m reading. When I’m done with my current batch, I turn off airplane mode, check out a bunch of books, and then turn on airplane mode just before it’s time to return the first one.
I do this like every 6 months.
Citizen’s United
Not for the US military but that’s literally political advertising. Have you seen what the Lincoln project does?
The medical companies already sold the debt to debt servicing companies. It’s the debt collectors who are profiting, or (more likely) taking less of a loss on bad debt.
Also, they didn’t pay USD$15 million. They paid $150,000 to buy $15 million of debt at a penny on the dollar.
The organization that does this acknowledges that it’s a stopgap in the face of the human rights nightmare that is the USA’s healthcare system. It’s palliative care or harm reduction but not a long-term solution.
Medicare for all.
I think this is a case where worse is better. For the sake of argument I am willing to assume that means-tested basic income creates better outcomes than UBI, but UBI sidesteps things like perverse incentives (“I can’t afford to work because I’ll lose benefits”), administrative overhead, and incentivizes support because it’s basically bribing everyone.
Means-tested will be fought because “why should my carbon tax pay for lazy/those people to not work?” UBI is about compensating everyone for the harm that is being done to the climate.
Carbon tax credits are not a carbon tax. Carbon tax is adding a tax to pollution. Gas for cars, methane (“natural gas” ugh) for homes, coal for power plants, etc. all get taxed. Keep raising the tax until we hit neutrality.
It’s a market-based solution so the right wingers will love it, just like they loved Obamacare. /s
From a health perspective, absolutely.
From a climate perspective? Just tax carbon and give the proceeds back as UBI.
To the extent that health warnings work, it’s because it affects the consumer directly. A climate warning is saying “this burger is going to make life slightly worse for someone halfway around the world.”
It may change consumption slightly but also risks a blowback of denial. People don’t like feeling guilty and are perfectly capable of sticking their head in the sand so they can enjoy a steak.
The update adds the option to remove accounts on a list from to declutter the home feed. It’s off by default
Can you give an example? Can you use it to initialize vars outside the scope of the lambda?