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I mean, not quite, it all depends on what happens to them once they die

I seriously doubt the old growth being cleared is going into Big Mac boxes at any material rate tbh

I guess you might already know this but that’s probably not good for your long term health

Ah sorry, I thought we were referring to personal carts, like a shopping trolley.

Obviously you can’t take the store trolley on the bus, that would be insane

(cargo carts and such are not allowed on the bus)

Holy mother of anti-poor policies

It is possible through several means.

The reset-method makes it disappear (and then you create a replacement).

If you have nothing you want to keep at all in the commit and it happens to not be the latest one, you can as mentioned use an interactive rebase. You then mark the commit for deletion, and it’s like it never even happened. If any subsequent commits depended on changes in the deleted commit, however, you will get conflicts, as git won’t know how to apply the subsequent commits in that case.

I’m not convinced their layoff rates are that much higher than other companies. It’s definitely a risk to be dealt with if intending to attempt to migrate to the U.S.

For tech positions in tier 1 tech companies you get out ahead so far it’s not even funny. It’s pretty easy to run the numbers on how much you have left after expenses for each market

There’s plenty of angry reactions to go around for everyone around here.

If it’s the last commit, you can undo the commit, and re-make it as you please by using git reset HEAD~1. You can then stage the files you actually want in the commit.

Another option is to amend the commit to not include that file, by doing git rm --cached <filename> followed by git commit --amend.

The reason you can’t do the prior in a separate follow-up commit is that the file would still be in the git history, and hence it must be pushed to GitHub along with the rest of the repo files.

If the problem is not on the latest commit, you can do an interactive rebase, and re-do the commit that way.

If I had to guess, for the massive salaries involved

It’s twice hourly, actually

There’s a difference between being a prepper and having some amount of societal resilience.

When national governments are the ones issuing recommendations, you can assume it’s the latter and not the former.

Spain, culturally autistic? Ok

Success at letter counting is not a particularly good way of predicting model capabilities.

Kudos for standing up for it I guess

Ah yes, the shit parts like all of the Nordics, Germany, Austria, Spain, etc.

What a joke of a comment

I’d assume it’s most parts of Europe - the Nordics certainly do, Germany and Austria as you mentioned, I believe Spain and Italy rely on paying for access by making a purchase in a café/restaurant, etc.

The only exceptions as far as I can tell seem to be the UK, Ireland and parts of France.

Europe

Eat fiber and get a bidet