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How the Ruby Repository Masters Fast Merges: Cutting Corners or Genius?

middlewarehq.com
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Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby

poignant.guide
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Ask HN: Security negligence by former employer, a health insurance co.?

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PFAS 'forever chemicals' to officially be removed from food packaging, FDA says

livescience.com
264 points·by revscat·2 jaar geleden·121 comments

VR porn a no go for Apple Vision Pro users as capability blocked by Apple

notebookcheck.net
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We’re About to Find Out What We Know About UFOs

slate.com
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The UAP Disclosure Act of 2023 and its implications

lesswrong.com
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What’s in the Government’s UFO Files? Senators Want Public to Know

wsj.com
1 points·by revscat·3 jaar geleden·1 comments

Reddit lays off staff and slows hiring

axios.com
28 points·by revscat·3 jaar geleden·6 comments

Plastics touching our food may be making us gain weight

theguardian.com
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You’re still forced to participate in car culture if you use Lyft/Uber/Instacart, you’ve just added middlemen and increased the cost even further.

This comment comes across as incredibly privileged, to be honest. Most people must drive to work. Asking them to use Uber for such a purpose is just… it’s kind of infuriating.
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I’m not entirely sure if I understand the point you’re making, but let me try an analogy.

We are all forced to buy a car. There is no one with a gun to our head forcing such a purchase, or a law specifically requiring you to buy a car. But nevertheless the laws are structured so that everyone realistically must buy a car, whether they want to or not.

If you chose not to buy a car then your life will be dramatically more expensive and difficult to live, because of the network effects of this requirement.

So while you are technically free to not buy a car, realistically you are forced to do so.

Is that approximately what you mean?
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My experience has been different. Rails is good for everything from small internal projects to larger, enterprise level projects. Like all languages and frameworks, it requires discipline and good practices for the code to remain robust and maintainable, but functionally I’m not aware of anything that fits what you describe in your second paragraph.
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How is that relevant to this discussion?
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Oh, absolutely. If you look at voting records, the overlap between neoliberals and libertarians is incredibly strong in this regard.
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That was 40 years ago. In the interim capitalism has won and democracy is failing. Agreements like Montreal will never happen again, at least not in our lifetimes.

Look no further than the failure of the Paris Agreement and the ascent of authoritarianism worldwide. No one cares about environmental agreements, certainly not those in the rarified airs of billionaires, oligarchs, and other captains 9f industry.
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I personally doubt that the American government has the power to be able to do such things. Regardless, the incoming administration will under no circumstances impose such restrictions, or push for them to be created. I seem to recall that the previous Trump administration removed restrictions around asbestos, to give you an idea.

Libertarians gonna libertarian. Even if it kills everyone.
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Why on earth would you think that that would ever happen?
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As someone who is coming to increasingly believe that 99% of the world problems are caused by powers seeking to intentionally divide us one from the other, I cannot tell you how much joy this brings me to see. I wish you great success in this effort, however small it might appear to be in the scheme of things.
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https://github.com/matomo-org/device-detector

List of ports
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I know you find it impossible to believe, but not everyone needs is as closed minded as that. I believe there is something going on worthy of the investigation. People like yourself inevitably jump to “lol you believe in aliens lol let me mock you”, when no such claim is or has been made.

And then you call them a liar.

So you can conflate all you like, and will, but that’s your problem. There is no evidence as to the source for UAPs, interplanetary or otherwise.

I do not know what is going on, and make zero claims that I do. The one and only claim I make is that something is going on, but what that exactly is is now.

You, on the other hand, can read minds.

That’s the more fantastical claim.
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> Unfortunately some people in this comments section are implying precisely that.

I do not see anyone, let alone multiple people, making that claim. Can you link to one?