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Honestly this makes as much sense as what the market is actually doing.

That’s fuckin awesome. The only solution to high housing costs is to build more houses.

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Man you’re right, don’t vote for a Democrat, stay home.

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Absolute legend

I’m not a woman and it’s none of my business what happens on womanstuff so I blocked it.

Another alternative to a database that will let you practice SQL is duckdb.

I use it frequently at work with python and parquet files which are type safe, compact, and very performant. I use Python with Positron as my IDE (I’m a data scientist) and it has a built in parquet viewer that makes the data exploration a little less abstract.

What more is it than just that?

I was a long time Linux user that switched to Mac, and it was pretty simple. Using homebrew as a package manager makes things remarkably similar to Linux. Like the other commenter said, the biggest hurdle was getting used to cmd+{key} instead of ctrl+{key}.

I’ve got an M1 with 24gb of ram and it works great.

This a pretty controversial one, but Remix to Ignition was way better than Ignition. It was nice having something so hot and fresh out the kitchen.

Apparently the accusations of him being Nazi stem from a tattoo he got while on shore leave. Seems like pretty slim evidence. From the article:

Instead, the accusation is entirely based on a skull and crossbones tattoo that Platner got when he was a young Marine on shore leave in Croatia. He and a friend picked the design off the wall of the tattoo parlor. Unfortunately, he chose a Totenkopf, the skull and crossbones configuration used by the Nazi SS. If you do a Google search for “how to tell Totenkopf from other skull and crossbones designs,” you’ll learn that it has a “more articulated lower jaw” and more “defined” teeth than skulls used in other designs. I’m willing to take it on faith that there are people who can tell at a glance which jawline is which, but I am not one of them — and neither, unfortunately, was Platner.