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The question makes one really huge assumption: that "couples" mostly want to reproduce and breed.

That's not really the case. In the real world, there's a lot of cultural pressures that push people to reproduce, but a lot of them end up being systems of oppression: someone who is pregnant or raising children suddenly has a lot less upward social mobility, and less time to do things like organize and protest

@nicole @plausible @obsidian yoooo I'm a huge fan of plausible, I've been running my own instance for almost a year now.

I was wondering if you were aware of any strategies for managing the ballooning clickhouse event storage? I didn't see anything obvious about retention or TTLs in the plausible config. My vps disk will fill up again sooner or later.

@grouchox I'm gonna say no.

I can green light using shame as a deterrent against hurting other people.

Can't really imagine why it'd ever be okay to shame someone for being in pain or unwell.

@mike because the first set of commands are parts of the official Go tool chain and binary. The rest are third party applications that aren't bundled with the go binary.

Why is this the case? Well, every tool that gets added to the official tool chain becomes extra maintenance overhead for the language team. Every new tool makes new releases harder to test and take longer to ship.

So it's a balancing act.

@xuaps you don't need authority to lead, you need consent.

I don't have to like you to consent to collaborating, especially when my paycheck is on the line. I need that for expensive luxuries like food, rent, and medical care