The US government does not like welfare programs because it gives money to the poor. They would rather give tax reliefs to the rich instead.

There is loads of evidence that welfare programs can save more money then they cost. But that does not funnel money to those in charge.

It also lets you checkout, cherry-pick, rebase or merge work on other branches without needing to sync between the local clones.

Worktrees are great. Although I use them is a different way. I only use them to allow me to rebase or cherry pick onto branches, which require a working tree to do, without ever leaving my main branch. Basically I use them as more powerful branches then full worktrees.

Instead I just do all my work in the main branch/worktrees. When I have something I want to push to a pr I commit just that change to main. Then create a branch and work tree (I store them in .git/wt/<branch name>). Then cherry pick the commits onto that branch and push that creating a pr from it. Then go back to working on main again on top of the changes I have done. Once the pr gets merged I do a pull --rebase which drops the commits from main.

This means I don’t need to switch directories ever and let’s me work on a feature, then do a refactor (or minor bug fix), commit and push the refactor in isolation while continuing to work on the feature on top of the refactor.

a everyday joe would do

Go to work, work, go home. Wait for the end of the week/month for their next paycheck.

Most people already have more then a dollar and more then 24 hours to earn money. If schemes like that really worked then why would so many people do anything else?

BREAKING NEWS: Girl gets home safely after night out. More at 11.

Cannot remember if the study was stupid or if peoples interpretations of it where. But when covered up else where you will lose a lot of heat through your head. More so then if just an arm or just a leg was exposed as with your arms and legs your body will slow down blood flow through them to try and converse your core temperature - it cannot do that with your head.

Only 40%? Would have thought it would be much higher. Don’t more projects generally fail then that without being in a bubble?

The company you work for will likely not like that. Needs a special case license to be drawn up would probably need to involve lawyers and cost far more then is worth the hassle. Vastly easier just to give it a MIT license.

There is good reason to think it is not just rust.

People seem to forget that most of the open source language library code out there is written by people working for companies, being sponsored by companies or writing it so they can use it where they work. Some might start out as hobbiest projects but if it survives and grows it eventually will be sponsored in some form. Even if indirectly by some guy that wants to use it where he works.

But there are more numbers between 0 and 1 then there are whole numbers. So are the countable many angles or uncountably many?

‘I never thought leopards would eat MY face,’ sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party. - Adrian Bott

That is just double speak for it will adversely affect our bottom line so we don’t want to do it.

Yen also pointed out how such a court decision could help cut inflation in the US, too, “by dropping the price of a significant chunk of digital purchases by 30% overnight”.

I bet most companies will just take that extra 30% as profit rather than giving it back to their users like proton has.

*Any bird

Lizards are not dinosaurs.

I never argued that. Only pointing out its decent into fascism. All bets are off at that point as to what will happen to its industries.

They were a beneficial strategy. They made Trump and his buddies massive amounts of money from manipulating the stock market. They were even bragging about it after the fact.

Oh, you meant for the country and its people… Nah, that was never the point. If they were thought out at all it was only how it benefits Trump and his buddies.

Trump is supposed to be in office for only 4 years, at best,

That assumes America is still a democracy in 4 years. We are only a few months in and it is already not looking great.

IMO the best thing is to just start using it. You will start to pick things up fairly quickly then. Puzzles don’t often ingrain different ways todo things and often focus on weird or niche things that don’t come up as often. They can be a nice supplement to not a substitute for just using it in real world usescases.

I do also find it helpful to read the shortcut keys on their site to get a feel for what is available. You won’t remember everything but it can be useful to know what is possible. Then when you hit a problem you may remember reading about something that can help and go look it up again.

Of course it is opt in. Why would it not be? Microsoft have opted in automatically on your behalf. Soon you will only be able to opt in, for your convenience, as too many people were accidentally opting out. /s