

I expect the causation is the other way around. Someone with a fragile ego may become narcissistic to protect themselves.
I expect the causation is the other way around. Someone with a fragile ego may become narcissistic to protect themselves.
Magnet tariffs, how do they work?
–Insane Clown President, I guess
You can ask him, just try to not put a bunch of pressure on him for it. Explain where you’re coming from and how you feel.
Sounds reasonable from what you’ve said. What’s your relationship like with your brother? That’s probably the biggest factor.
So whenever there’s a new tech innovation, there are two instances of it.
The first is the actual tech innovation, that often finds a specific use in a few industries, then just becomes part of how things are.
The second is the venture capitalist innovation. It has nothing to do with the technical stuff (as long as the tech is complex enough to impress the average 5th grader). It’s more a concept or an idea, and a lot of big promises of unending potential. And as soon as the potential is there, stock prices go up. And that’s the only point.
The second one blows up big, then deflates quietly when the next thing takes everyone’s attention away. The actual tech innovation usually just finds its niche and quietly chugs away.
Any time anybody talks about a “tech revolution” or some similar word vomit, they’re presenting the second thing. Currently we’re on “AI” (i.e. LLMs), which will become a niche novelty when the next big thing comes along (I give it a few more years).
That’s clearly a dachosaurus. 12/10.
“An investigation against someone I like is always a witch hunt” and other dumb-as-shit lines from the POTUS
Depends on what kind of similar you’re looking for.
Sounds like water? Dire Dire Docks.
Sounds like water but more mysterious? Aquatic Ambience.
More like ice and kinda sad? Schala’s Theme
Obvious exits are NORTH, SOUTH, and DENNIS.
My wife and many of her friends are in medical fields, while myself and several of their spouses are in technical fields. We’ve had almost exactly the same exchanges.
Add Home/End buttons into your work flow to jump to the start or end of lines. Works with holding Shift as well.
For me, one of the biggest things was removing all the visual noise from my desktop. Disable notifications, disable or hide unused taskbar elements, and on Windows, get rid of the patently awful ticker thing that lives on the taskbar. Disable window animations.
I did the same thing on my phone, too, including disabling pop-up notifications, toasts, floating bubbles, and animations. My brain is much happier for it.
And for those who can’t be bothered, opening vim is like the digital version of a finger trap.
Just happy to see you
“If you want to destroy bigotry, you have to kill the bigots.” How does that sound, Alan?
I’ll only be on board with this if Trump fights Jake Paul.
I know it’s not really ready for it yet, but I guess I’m gonna be looking into a Linux phone before I thought I would.