

So this one’s like fast, yeah?


So this one’s like fast, yeah?
Falling with style
Odd, on the Connect app it shows a bunch of spaces, but not 10k of them.
This still only talks about the how, I don’t see why anyone would ever need to do these operations. Other than copy pasting them around for configuration purposes, why does it matter what form they take?
What’s the use case for a human ever having to do this manually?


It’s a good thing for the OS to use as much RAM as available. Why pay for ram if you’re not going to use it?


Universities couldn’t work on research projects together anymore. We’ve lost a decade of team building and partnerships which will take many years to rebuild even though we’ve recently negotiated to rejoin the research group.
Our music lessons didn’t involve playing together at all, from what I remember. It was theory more than anything.
I was Grade 4 piano at the time, I knew what I was doing. I just had no passion for it.
My music teacher was pretty angry that I clearly only picked the subject because I didn’t want to take art or PE.
I wasn’t there due to any passion for it, did the absolute minimum, and the only way it’s affected my life is that I keep thinking about how annoyed he was.


People don’t wanna hear that around here. But I agree, with the right instructions it’s better than a junior Dev. Loads faster, and mistakes can be fixed faster, and if you update the prompts then it learns better from mistakes too.


It might be a config thing, but pretty often these scans will find issues which are only relevant on e.g. windows, when building a Linux container. Or the issue is in some XML parsing library in the base OS but the service never receives XML and isn’t public facing anyway. Context matters.
To be fair, absolutely noone knew what type of Brexit was being voted on. That minor detail was left out of any of the conversation.
Presumably the argument is “if I’m not going to understand what anyone is saying, can I at least be somewhere with less rain please?”
How often will you ever fight a dragon? Once, maybe?
Fuck folding sheets because someone else wants it done, 3 times a week for the next 40 years.
Not even close to being the same.
Not if you lived with my uni housemate. He was obsessed. I’m 100% done with it.
Back in the old days there was no rollback option either. Kids have it too easy now.
Call of the void