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I could also imagine the missionaries that were coming over described the American Indians in such a way and it just kinda went from there in collective memory.

• Rust has safety and efficiency close to C
• Perl is processing most of your healthcare records
• Ada is doing space stuff
• Go is going places

I can't answer for the BeeHaw side of things really (though it was my introduction to Lemmy), but I moved from kbin.social to kbin.run a while back. If you prefer the look and feel of kbin, you might like that as well. kbin.run is actually running on mbin which is a fork of kbin that gets updates and features.

Are refills free? If so, I'm fine at $1 most days.

Also, where are: plain pancakes, sausage gravy, waffles, and anything remotely resembling something other than "northern US white people food" for lack of a better term.

Two to three meals a day, almost no snacks, generally a decent amount of fiber. Mom's basically the same and I think grandmother was. Mom has been diagnosed with various forms of IBS. Dad has Celiac's and a DNA test I took said increased risk.

If I go keto, almost all the issues disappear. Trying to do that is basically impossible whilst living with my wife because I can't just not make food and not keep anything I shouldn't eat in the house (my willpower eventually crumbles when I'm busy or stressed).

I'll make up for it since I'm usually 3x/day.

Previously, I coded something in Rust real quick to spit out and manipulate some JSON, but it looks like the jq/yq below would work fine.

I am now picturing someone flying a plane in the form of window blinds.

Work for my retirement because you forgot that :P

I would travel a bit and concentrate more on farming. I do enjoy my software engineering job and was writing code as a hobby long before it paid the bills so I'd want to keep up something like that.

Assuming they are all 正社員 (seishain) which are a class of full-time employee, the bar for dismissal is high. In fact, it's common to basically pay employees to go away rather than to actually try to fire them or something. A company can, in actual financial hardship, lay people off. I don't know what the bar for that is or if there are any criteria as to whom or in which order they must dismiss.

"Businesses, jobs, doctors and food production will leave Canada," Poilievre says in the video.

Citation needed.

It's almost as though they label all rooms so people know what they are and don't go in the wrong one.

I haven't been to SF in more than a decade at this point and I've never been to Boulder (I've only ever been to Colorado for a layover). I'm afraid I'll have to pass on that one.

I vote for whom I want in the primaries and yeah for the locals as well

I honestly wonder what I'd do if a non-maga candidate replaced trump. Not vote for them, but I might vote for a third party at that point. Unless something changes, it wouldn't much matter; my voter registration is in a place that is very comfortably red so I'm not going to be able to change that.

I didn't read it that way personally, but it is definitely not as clear as it could be.

Generic answer would be food and a beer. Depending upon where in Viet Nam, there might be other things I want to do.

I was supposed to go there, reserved hotels, transport, etc. and then corona killed it. Would still love to go.

Is this in USD? Where would I be located?

I have no idea who the person is or what the context of the photo was, but just the cat + box part tells me all I need to know.

The answer could be however many beats the longest note is at however many BPM you choose given that 60 is a large enough number to cover each pitch and quality of note in the piece. Having all the essential notes and durations covered, the rest is just inessential noodling left as an exercise for the reader.