u/Exallium

Coding late into the night when I was in my early 20s and while in university just out of raw love for learning about it was definitely a gigantic accelerant for my skill set.

Super Metroid, Fusion, and Zero Mission are all games I love and will go back to.

Build something. Anything. And do it all by hand. No AI. Learn how things work. Be curious.

If you're not bringing me my food, refilling my water, asking how everything is, etc. then what exactly would I tip for?

Be wary of the tounge weight or pin weight of a toy hauler and make sure you look at the door sticker on the truck to know what your max load capacity is, don't trust the online specs. A lot of people buy 3/4 tons thinking they can haul anything they want and then don't account for the crew cab etc.

Also replay mode. Go into replay mode and look at where you chose to press and what the frame advantage was in those situations

This is just a good wife advocating for her husband's feelings.

There was definitely a golden age spurred on during the pandemic but I think what we're moreso seeing is market correction over the last few years, and I think the downturn started *before* AI was widely avaialble. Furthermore, most studies are actually showing that AI doesn't necessarily make anyone *faster*, in a realworld context. You might be able to get something off the ground and running faster from a white-room perspective but actual, real engineering is only partially solved by automating code changes.

Empyrean Bar and Grill is my personal favourite

This would be easier to take from PS had they not just passed on Physint

I went to a provincial park last weekend and it was dusk by the time we got there. I walked out of the truck into a literal WALL of mosquitoes, and in my rush to unhook and keep the bastards from flying into my eyeballs, forgot to put my tailgate down....

So yeah, it still closes and the tonneau cover still closes but it's definitely slightly warped like my sense of confidence. No scratches, no electrical damage. Could've been a LOT worse. Still feel like an idiot.

Miyoo Mini Plus?

In that case probably fine. I saw someone trying to get 1M for a *semi-detached* unit. Which is all sorts of stupid. Put those kind of people on blast, sure.

supply and command bubs

We had our tempurpedic queen after upgrading to a king so we threw that in.

I was just thinking to myself, I wonder if this is another situation where a biased Brazilian is working in their content policy division or whatever it is called.

Pragmata hit me pretty hard

Get ready for the next battle!

Runback? No. Adback.

Trim can affect payload. Like a crew cab with leather seats etc is going to have less than a two seater. If you go look at the trucks in person, check the payload rating on the door sticker.

Good lesson to keep it local and use sandboxing (cc has this built in). A coworker had it try to run -rf his home folder to fix a test fixtures issue 

Steam. Great refund policy and everything just works on my steam deck and PC without messing with things.

And then sending her back to work within 2 weeks (and sometimes less)

Holy hell our first has a bit of jaundice and had to be kept 5 days after birth, and then had ongoing febrile seizures (seizure free for a year and a half so far) which could result in up to a week in the pediatrics unit and every time it happened I was just like I can't imagine if I was in the US.

My mom went from routine blood work spotting a weird protein to a full blown cancer diagnosis and treatment within a very short timeframe. The system isn't perfect but it does work when it needs to, and so far I feel like they've been very good and thorough.