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While that’s a good point, if the alternative is going around and using the acronym FAAG I think we can stick with the original.

I believe these are references to The Good Place[1], although I don't usually expect to see pop-culture references as top level comments on HN.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Place

Totally fair objection, but I believe the author made that decision primarily because skhd can do arbitrary keybindings. I have skhd set up to open up iTerm by pressing cmd-RET for example.

If you haven't seen it before, you might be interested in something like chunkwm[1], a tiling window manager for MacOS. I've been using it for a couple of years now and its been fantastic and works almost exactly like a linux-based tiling wm.

[1] https://github.com/koekeishiya/chunkwm

If they don't lose energy by interacting through some force other than gravity when they get close together, then they will whip right past each other with nothing to slow them down.

>> Edit: Remove Oxford, because originally I was making a full list .. but then realized I couldn't remember which Canadian school was the AI leader.

University of Toronto

Regarding your second point, that is only good for the consumer in the short term. In the long term it harms consumer choice by making it untenable for smaller companies to sell on Amazon when they know a cheaper AmazonBasics version will be released as soon as they see any success.

I didn't read this article as encouraging either coyote or racoon behaviour, but rather to be an arborist [0]. What makes you think this?

[0]: https://www.epsilontheory.com/the-arborist/

It depends on how long ago you last tried to make a React app. If it was recently, I'm quite surprised you didn't find it as it's heavily mentioned on the official React site, but if was say earlier than a couple years ago, that would be understandable.

Can you distribute a torrent file?

What made you come to this conclusion?

If he didn't care about the Mac Mini at all he wouldn't have said anything.

> but in the ideal computer we do no calculation, and that is something worth mentioning

Can you expand on this bit? I'm not sure I understand what you mean

Are you saying that his opinion was a false impression? Seemed like he was discussing the topic at hand.

I believe the case is all magnesium.

This video was posted on april 1st if no one has noticed.