Similarly, I would avoid Factorio then if hobby programming is burning you out.
Not going to lie, I thought that was the point.
Automatic garbage collection is not assumed; one formally engages the groundskeeper. Fantastic.
The unfortunate part is that while a lot of people might want that information, few will pay for it. I ran a small company's paywall, like this was a small chain of local papers. We could barely give the subscriptions…
Good read. That undergrads have concern watching 10 year olds use GPT to do their math homework is at the same time precious, reassuring and terrifying.
Also "A Probabilistic Challenge-Response Algorithm for Repairing All Roads in Lebanon Via Papal Visits"
By Verisign, you say?
Man, I though MacLean's was dead. I haven't see one of those in 25 years. But from the article: Forty per cent of us in this age range have less than $5,000 in savings. That's Canadians, aged 55-64. I expect younger…
I thoroughly enjoyed that. I plan to read it again later while stoned.
That is one insane eldritch breakfast burrito. I am not certain I would want to eat at an establishment capable of being persuaded that was an acceptable facsimile.
Great article. Something has always stunk about Ground News to me, especially when I see it as a YouTube video essay sponsor for people like Hank Green or Leeja Miller. It truly is a vehicle for enabling the worst…
And hairy palms ... seriously though, I swear I recently saw an article claiming it is also potentially a longevity drug.
I used to write a lot of Javascript-like Extendscript scripts back when I was using InDesign a lot. The DOM's global object $ had a method to directly invoke the garbage collector. It made a difference certainly, but it…
Oh boy. The "Request a Day off Button" is basically alert("NO"), which would indicate that functionality's probably been around since Day 1.
"Count me the sky, then," said the float. (to the integer) Kinda poetic.
I had not considered that aspect, and now I am very bothered by it.
That was brilliant.
"How can one stay sharp in such an environment?" Be as disagreeable as possible I think! If you constantly introduce conflict into people's lives you're always going to be dealing with people that are thinking on their…
I'm reminded of the Apple developer keyboard meme.
Similarly, I would avoid Factorio then if hobby programming is burning you out.
Not going to lie, I thought that was the point.
Automatic garbage collection is not assumed; one formally engages the groundskeeper. Fantastic.
The unfortunate part is that while a lot of people might want that information, few will pay for it. I ran a small company's paywall, like this was a small chain of local papers. We could barely give the subscriptions…
Good read. That undergrads have concern watching 10 year olds use GPT to do their math homework is at the same time precious, reassuring and terrifying.
Also "A Probabilistic Challenge-Response Algorithm for Repairing All Roads in Lebanon Via Papal Visits"
By Verisign, you say?
Man, I though MacLean's was dead. I haven't see one of those in 25 years. But from the article: Forty per cent of us in this age range have less than $5,000 in savings. That's Canadians, aged 55-64. I expect younger…
I thoroughly enjoyed that. I plan to read it again later while stoned.
That is one insane eldritch breakfast burrito. I am not certain I would want to eat at an establishment capable of being persuaded that was an acceptable facsimile.
Great article. Something has always stunk about Ground News to me, especially when I see it as a YouTube video essay sponsor for people like Hank Green or Leeja Miller. It truly is a vehicle for enabling the worst…
And hairy palms ... seriously though, I swear I recently saw an article claiming it is also potentially a longevity drug.
I used to write a lot of Javascript-like Extendscript scripts back when I was using InDesign a lot. The DOM's global object $ had a method to directly invoke the garbage collector. It made a difference certainly, but it…
Oh boy. The "Request a Day off Button" is basically alert("NO"), which would indicate that functionality's probably been around since Day 1.
"Count me the sky, then," said the float. (to the integer) Kinda poetic.
I had not considered that aspect, and now I am very bothered by it.
That was brilliant.
"How can one stay sharp in such an environment?" Be as disagreeable as possible I think! If you constantly introduce conflict into people's lives you're always going to be dealing with people that are thinking on their…
I'm reminded of the Apple developer keyboard meme.