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But all of those other headlines are wrong and misleading as well, in their own way.
The "court"(s) cannot "block" Trump from doing anything. They don't control the military. All they can do is "say" something about the "legality" of the actions of the commander in chief of the military. The first two headlines that (according to the link) "beg to mislead" are closer to accuracy on this dimension -- the courts said something.
The decompressed data appears to be JSONL, but at least the version I downloaded has a little binary garbage at the front. The first readable JSON object has the author "Fortnite Germany".
Size as .zst: 117,962,356,699 bytes
ZST SHA384: b8863645654610f1fde2859bb20bd87d913865af7791e0ec33741402944d5b9bdfdaaf65c2dc610730efb01f446e2588
This fractured landscape isn't better - same message on x:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43616389 (10 points)
He was not crushed by machinery or anything:
"Dariusz worked so hard. His job used to be done by a few people during a shift, but then they made him do all that work alone, pushing around trolleys with heavy boxes."
He was simply pushed working too hard. So a robot doing the job would have been one solution - the other simply an extra human helping, or switching tasks, to something less physically demanding.
The technical part of HN is a delight. But the non-technical part, when something is said about humanities, it's sad. It's as if most of the people at HN were no longer people, they were robot CEOs who defend money above all else. I would love a tag system so I can't view these discussions (I already do this, but sometimes it escapes me)
But thats a fair point- I drank the Liquid Glass Kool-Aid----- I'll aim more compatibility the next upgrade