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"The Secret to Japan's Great Cities" (Not Just Bikes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlwQ2Y4By0U

(thank you, cassepipe)


“It’s because they have walkable space and public transportation.”

— <https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2447794-walkable-cities>


The Secret to Japan's Great Cities - Not Just Bikes

Consider at least giving the title of what you want to share and even to add a small description as to why this is worth anyone's time



I enjoyed The Diamond Age but the 'AI' is nothing like today's. The stories in Nell's primer are actually mediated by a human actor (not an AI), who becomes a mother figure for her.


It even goes so far as to call out the ones who were interfacing with AI as disadvantaged and manipulation of the advanced AI developed for the Chinese orphans led to the creation of the mouse army who were categorically trained to worship specific people as their leader which they otherwise had never known.


Some also argue that not vaccinating kids is good for them. What's your point?


"Meanwhile Australia is down there like 'WTF, mate?'"









Do you have a real-world example where we would like to preserve `$?` after the `if` (which `if` specifically branches on the result code of the command it tests)? Where we want to use the actual return code that the `if` did not handle itself.

I am asking because I have never needed preserving the `$?` outside of an `if`, nor have I ever seen this in somebody else's scripts, and I'm curious.


TL;DR: The old-school empty branch preserves $?, while logical negation doesn’t. Sure I guess, but this is not always relevant.


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