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Indeed, once I realized the error of my train of thought!

That is a really bad guess...

As a game engine builder, you come to appreciate that your target speed to draw millions of polygons, calculate physics on hundreds of objects, render the UX, collect network traffic, send network traffic, compute pathing, and implement game logic, and everything else that needs to be done is 16 milliseconds max.

So I would guess in C++ you could make 240 million calculations in a second.

The government did not know, but 3M knew. They made a choice not to burn it in order to save money.

Marriage by nature is a two way relationship. After being married for 30 years, its got its share of challenges for sure, but its a big part of learning to be part of a true team, and less of an individual. Especially true with children, life's greatest journey. If a man does everything right he has no need to worry about getting divorced. Good luck on doing everything right! But even if your wife would choose that after your efforts, you will have learned enough to make another women VERY happy. They learn to live with a lot less then perfect!

Impressive shots! Very nice project.

Its better than spending 44 Billion on Twitter!

Like a cloud created by a UAP?

As a 65 year old, I might argue that my mental faculties have changed, not necessarily lessened. I can't juggle 5 mental balls anymore, but I just write down what I need which is probably better.

I play poker with some 90 year old's, and they are damn sharp. Some people get dimmer with age, many continue to shine.

Getting a degree is a more traditional route, which older people tend to pursue. But he might be doing it for show partly since he is a politician.

Ideally it would be extruded diamond, but that technology will not be available until early in the 26th century. Second would be clear aluminum, but again that will not be available for another 150 years.

I am relearning c++, much has changed in last 12 years!

I tried Rust, but when doing a data driven app, I found myself using unsafe way too much!

Second the recommendation for Flutter, very robust dev environment.

I haven't coded anything in Unity in a few years, but I did, and others I know well did. They ran into the problem that Unity wants its resources to all be defined at compile time. A metaverse is totally data driven (at least should be), so Unity and a metaverse are not compatible.

Indeed that NG that is burned adds to CO2, but its considered neutral since it was derived from atmospheric CO2. We still need sinks for CO2 that will be removed to atmosphere. But at least we can do it cost efficiently.

Did you come up with the requirements and specs?

Did you do all the UX design?

Did you write the backend?

Did you do the QA testing? Did you get feedback from users and change the design based on their feedback?

If you did all of those things then you can say "I built it", if not, that you can say I was part of the team that built it. A major part perhaps, but a part.

First Texas would have to fight the other half of Texas, its not like whole states would just join a revolution.

I could see Christian Nationalists making waves, but those are 1% of society? Secular Progressives are non violent by creed(small joke), so I just don't see that happening. Poor vs rich? I see poor on all sides of the issue, hard to see that happening.

Adding to this, go for simple toys, wooden blocks are great. Legos are awesome for slightly older kids. Encourage them to be creative, one of my sons friends would buy Lego kits, build them, and put them on self. I say build it, break it, combine it, create it.

Boxes, my kids loved boxes! Often more than they toy that came in them. Plus brown boxes can be anything, encourage them draw on them, make fairy castles, forts, houses, spaceships. We took countless trips to the moon and planets with my kids in a box. Add in a few blankets and the possibilities are endless!

>writeStringToWrappedSocket(s: WrappedSocket, s: str)

You use parameter s as both a WrappedSocket and as a str, minor detail for pseudo code.

Makes me wonder why anyone would use anything but A* or greedy algorithm. Fun to play with and watch!

Semi automatic

I would imagine that this would first manifest itself in smaller countries. For example Mali employs the Wagner group out of Russia as a supplement for its Army. And I believe they are used by other countries as well.

I don't see nuclear-armed nations using private companies, but possibly being the source of troops and technology. Really I don't see U.S. citizens joining mercenary groups, quality of life is too good. I would imagine 2nd world nations like Russia, Iraq being the main source of these troops, backed by cheap advanced armaments from China.

poster added provision Nighttime energy.

I am going the opposite direction, a more squarish monitor just came out from LG. Its awesome! I run one 30 inch monitor as main, and the Dual Up which is 26 wide by 28 tall as my code monitor to the side. So much better than my old 27 inch monitor in portrait orientation.

https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-28mq780-b

Started reading the book, quite interesting so far.

Being a results merchant, I go only as deep as I need to in order to get results. If the result needs improving, then I have a target to go deeper into. This keeps me from investing in unused knowledge. I find its turtles all the way down, so just tackle what you need.

It's the "must hunt" instinct cutting in on that third day. I loved day 3 of the fast! I fasted 3 days a week for months, loved it.

This seems to me to be the perfect programming monitor. https://www.lg.com/sg/consumer-monitors/lg-28mq780-b

great shots!