

Bottom right.
Bottom right.
I worry that training myself to be mean will bleed over into other parts of my life.
When are the bidet advocates gonna show up? This post has been up for like an hour!
EDIT: the bidet people have arrived. Thank goodness. I was starting to worry that my instance had been defederated.
It sounds like you’re asking about algorithms, which are (sort of) language-agnostic.
You’ll find some neat stuff if you search for bubble sort, Dijkstra’s algorithm, tree sort, hashing, complexity theory, and number theory. The last two are more theoretical.
To my knowledge, Introduction to Algorithms is the standard textbook used to teach university students about them. When I was in uni, it seemed to be the standard. Some people find it accessible. I did not.
Hanlon’s Razor is all well and good as a heuristic, but tends to lead to people discounting malice much too often.
There’s definitely scenarios where that is the case.
Also, I really didn’t say we were “under attack”
I would describe a massive influx of spambots as an attack on a social media platform. It’s my characterization. I didn’t mean to imply that you said it.
Agreed.
Lemmy is a federated system and these stats are self-reported by user maintained systems. Rather than a sudden influx of users (bots or otherwise), a misconfigured system or hiccup in stats collection seems more likely.
Generally, Hanlon’s Razor, add applied to computing: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity user error.
There’s a lot of malicious systems out there, but there is little corroborating evidence indicating that we’re under attack.
I’ve got a lot of unassigned schadenfreude I could put to this.
Lemmy has no chill
If the most creative thing they can think of to answer that question is “Money” then their critical thinking skills are pretty much zero,
Yes. If the candidate thinks acting out a post they saw on Reddit adds something to the interview, they’re probably gonna make poor choices as an employee.
You’re getting downvotes, but I get the vibe that most of the c/android users either use Graphene or aspire to. So you’re not wrong.
(I’m in the aspire camp)
I feel like disposable cups, flimsy disposable plates, and crappy plastic utensils are the opposite of luxury. They remind you that you’re eating food made on an assembly line at the lowest possible cost. But maybe that’s just my point of view.
Search around. I think Google has “certified” some repair chains, so it’s probably pretty easy to find someone who will do a decent job.
I felt a great disturbance in the Roadmap, as if millions of unit tests suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.
I really like dbrand cases. They still stock Pixel 6a cases.
As a player, I loved it when the DM would have secondary fires burning as part of the effect. It’s really fun when your actions change the world.
But then the building might collapse. 🤷♂️
(Which is also fun)
I feel like Rust would be some complaint from the compiler saying that some apparently unrelated struct can’t be Send/Sync for some inscrutable reason. Or something about pinning a future.
help --help
ngl. Stuff like this makes me want to write a TUI. Is there a UI that I need? No. Are my existing needs met? Yes. But this stuff looks so cool.