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We're flush with new and awesome terminals lately, Ghostty public launch now a huge upgrade to fish.

I've tried Fish a few times but hard to migrate over from bash/zsh. Does anyone have tips on how to port over a bunch of aliases/scripts/etc. easily?


You don't need to port your scripts. Migrating aliases shouldn't be too difficult.


I love this. DDD is a great tool for the right job. Unfortunately I've often seen it used for strange use cases that don't fit.


I am and I'm not willing to pay for that. Love the idea but it seems greedy to charge for freely available text-content. r/daddit acts as a pretty good aggregator of this info already (downside - you have to go on reddit).


If you are medicating for anxiety it's not that simple. What is the persistent cognitive effect of chronic stress/anxiety and is that greater than the effect from cannabis.


Damage control.


I've mostly lost faith in the ability of my country to have an orderly, happy society together at this point. As a recovering agoraphobic I can easily see the same disordered thinking that was once the core of my own mind not only present in other people, but lauded on the news and in mainstream culture.

Here's to hoping things get better, but knowing that the nuts run the nuthouse now.


Very interesting perspective. Thank you for sharing.

Edit: May I ask which country you are from?


Bummed I had to scroll this far into the thread to see some reason.

This is horrifying if it did happen but I don't know Yifan and I don't know Jon Pretty nor the trustworthiness of either.

It's disturbing to see HN readers jump to conclusions so quickly without proper evidence. If we continue to reduce our capacity for assessment of a situation to individual anecdotal accounts what kind of world will we live in 5 years from now?


When these things happen, it's often impossible to provide evidence. There is nothing could be proven in the court of law. So we have victims, and no justice in that case, so what are we supposed to tell the victim? Don't get raped? And if they are, and resort to the only form of vindication they have left (openly sharing it), we're supposed to tell them to shut up?

Sharing these things often feels like (and IS) the _only_ thing a victim can do to maintain even a shred of their personhood or agency. If we take that away, we are telling victims of horrific abuse to pick up the pieces of their lives alone, and quietly. That is not how one heals, and it will exacerbate a chilling system of victim shaming that leads to untold anguish.


> There is nothing could be proven in the court of law.

In a court of law it is certainly more straight forward and less risky than on social media: go to the police, make a statement and get a lawyer, then get those people who sent out tweets in support and also came out with similar stories or to coroborate go on record. In this specific case the damage she could (and still can) do to him and get real justice is pretty massive.


What we're certainly not supposed to tell the victim is "hey, you'll love this, I've gotten hundreds of HN commenters to argue about the veracity of your story". I don't see how signal-boosting these kind of accusations on a news aggregator is helpful to anyone in any way.


Do dukes do anything? Why do we care enough to post this news here?


Truly a dystopian world we are entering. Now more than ever is the time for funding and developing alternative tools that utilize decentralization.

What's coming cannot be stopped but it can be broken.


It is already in motion, cryptocurrency will accept you no matter what your credit score or browsing history is.

“The computer can be used as a tool to liberate and protect people, rather than to control them.”

-Hal Finney


How are you planning on allocating those bitcoin distributions?

Do you have the context for the Finney quote? Apparently from a set of released emails:

https://news.bitcoin.com/researcher-publishes-never-before-s...

The larger context, from a 1992 Cypherpunks email:

"Here we are faced with the problems of loss of privacy, creeping computerization, massive databases, more centralization - and [David] Chaum offers a completely different direction to go in, one which puts power into the hands of individuals rather than governments and corporations. The computer can be used as a tool to liberate and protect people, rather than to control them."

https://web.archive.org/web/20140326104029/http://www.forbes...

Argument by unsupported assertion is ... relatively weak.


The full quote supports my assertion even more. It’s a beautiful quote and extremely relevant today, even more than when he said it.


I don't think I can agree. Though I might have once.

There's a fundamental misunderstanding of power, its dynamics, and technology's relationship to it.


Now how do I explain to my mom that her conspiracies do occur, the influential wealthy groups do exist and lobby governments, but that they have nothing to do with the independent data mining and data brokering companies which anyone can start right now


Nothing decentralized will ever remain so if humans are involved.


I was dissapointed to open the app again - I had been using it frequently when I switched to paper thought-records. When I reopened it I was greeted with a paywall.

Alternatives on iOS exist such as Thought Record that are free. Until there is an obvious value proposition that differs from free alternatives, I see no need to pay merely for a 'quirkier' interface.


This is due to a bug where some folks didn't get caught up as "free forever."

Send me an email and I'll fix this for you and give you the app for free: ejc@quirk.fyi

Hopefully you'll like the new version as well!


Thanks so much for this offer! I ran into the problem too on my iPad.

And Quirk is great for such a new product!


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