I don't want KDE but I would much prefer gnome to macos desktop, I think it's both prettier and more functional, and that's not a tahoe thing. I hate finder too, and don't see any way to properly use an alternative.

sounds like 100% risk of getting scammed

Could we perhaps include medical care in the necessities don't you think?

Sure thing. Doctors and nurses are maybe about 2% of workers.

And educational workers and cleaners.

Education is mostly for keeping children busy while their parents are at work.

I think people working in agriculture and in the industry includes people who clean there.

UBI discussion invariably is way off the mark. The only thing UBI solves is how to give out the money, which is a massive misdirection, the real problem is how to get the money. Do you gut the state and allow people who don't work to have enough money to barely survive as an underclass, or do you end billionaires and usher in a new renaissance where all needs are met and labour shall just be at our whim. These two vastly different visions are both UBI, but most discussion about UBI completely sidesteps that as it requires touching upon the more difficult issues.

Once you have control of the money to give out, literally every way of redistribution is as good as UBI. If you calculate how much money would be required for a reasonable UBI.. then imagine what could be done if that money was spent on communal, humane, services then it would be able to revolutionise the world every bit as much.

> or do you end billionaires

Everyone will agree with this, but it isn't even close to enough. Or do you mean end all high revenue companies as well?

(regardless of the fact Google is included in the suit;) Youtube is a different model I think. Yes you can burn time with it forever if you are bored, but it's not the relentless dopamine machine gun that IG and Tiktok deliver. (which is why YT tried to get in on that with shorts, but failed).

The range of stars is very deliberately NOT zero indexed, you cannot rate a product below 1.

It has been a constant source of irritation in my life that I could never rate the Spawn movie zero stars on IMDB.

Consider the first star as an award for technically qualifying as a “movie” in much the same way as tree bark qualifies as food.

It’s actually the pith between the bark and the sapwood that is edible.

If you don't die within 1-2 weeks of watching a movie, it surely deserves at least 2 out of 10 stars.

I think this is totally wrong. When you have both parties speaking multiple languages this happens all the time. You see this more with English being the loaner more often than it is the borrower, due to the reach that the language has. Listen to an Indian or Filipino speak for a while, it's interspersed with English words ALL the time. It happens less in English as there is not the universal knowledge base of one specific other language, but it does happen sometimes when searching for a certain, je ne sais pas.

FWIW Taiwan has had an e-scooter battery swap system for a decade; Gogoro

US would lose out significantly if this were applied by everyone worldwide. The whole of Europe + Anglosphere have surrendered their whole tech related sectors to US companies, an enormous wealth transfer.

Most US tech related companies are actually headquartered in Ireland (for tax purposes)

> Most US tech related companies are actually headquartered in Ireland (for tax purposes)

Regional headquarters. That helps with their taxes in Europe. It wouldn't work to avoid taxes on money made in the US.

You'd be dead wrong there... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Irish_arrangement

Is there an option for it to read the contents from a pipe? that's by far my biggest use for the jq app.

There's a C# CLI app in the repo: https://github.com/j-brooke/FracturedJson/blob/main/Fracture...

  Output is to standard out, or a file specified by the --outfile switch.  Input is from either standard in, or from a file if using the --file switch

It looks like both the JavaScript version and the new Python C# wrapper have equivalent CLI tools as well.

I don't see a CLI tool in the Typescript repo.

Huh, you're right - could have sworn I saw one but I must have been mistaken.

RCL (https://github.com/ruuda/rcl) pretty-prints its output by default. Pipe to `rcl e` to pretty-print RCL (which has slightly lighter key-value syntax, good if you only want to inspect it), while `rcl je` produces json output.

It doesn’t align tables like FracturedJson, but it does format values on a single line where possible. The pretty printer is based on the classic A Prettier Printer by Philip Wadler; the algorithm is quite elegant. Any value will be formatted wide if it fits the target width, otherwise tall.

I don't know, but you can always use <() process substitution to create a temp file.

You can (usually) specify the input file name as “-“ (single hyphen) to read from stdin

Or you can use `/dev/stdin`, which has the upside of not needing tool support.

I somewhat regularly use this on Linux. I think it also works on OS X

And conversely, `/dev/stdout` (resp. `/dev/stderr`) is a convenient way to "redirect" output to stdout (resp stderr) instead of a file

this would be amazing to be chained with jq, that was my first thought as well.