When saying tariffs are bad do you mean we need universal total free trade between provinces and countries, in the Libertarian sense?

Are you referring to some part of the video? The narrator did not use the word “tariffs” even once.

We can do both. Free Palestine!

Here’s a video explainer about the research: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trQWfmH2OO4

That research was more about the haptics. This new research is more about projecting a volumetric hologram that can also be interacted with directly.

Man, Waymo was one of the more exciting things I was looking forward to, but I guess I should have waited for the other shoe to drop. Disappointing.

Ah, well their donation link is on their website, under the “About Us” section. They just use buymeacoffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/isitfromcanada, if you want to contribute.

I recently learned about this black-owned bookstore in Toronto, and their website has a filter for Canadian authors:
http://adifferentbooklist.com/browse/filter/b/canada/v/popularity

Are you talking about more dependencies from a developer’s point of view? I get that to a degree, but from a user’s point of view, isn’t AMP technically better, especially now that it’s open source?

Thanks for the non-AMP link. Though my understanding is that the past concerns about AMP have been resolved now that it has moved to an open-source project under the OpenJS Foundation. Is there still reason to avoid AMP?

I’m using :Rg in the mapping, which calls ripgrep via fzf.vim, so it searches across all files in a project and gives me a preview of all the results.

I’m using :Rg here, which calls ripgrep to perform a search across all files in a directory. So it’s not just a search within a single buffer.

Seems like a good time to remind people of this excellent (enraging) visualization:
http://mkorostoff.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/

The current versions of ChatGPT are quite stable in their outputs. If I enter the title and subtitle of this article, it completes it with very similar results: