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Try it with dried cranberries and sunflower seeds for a great salad! (Don’t forget the salt, pepper, and garlic)

Moving a chemical process out of a living being and into a lab can make it safer: you’re doing it without the bacteria and viruses omnipresent in the natural world, and you know exactly what is going into the reaction…

When you “cook” a piece of fish in salt and lime (a la Ceviche) you are also altering the protein structures).

Language warning if you have kids around or don’t like that.

https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2024/12/what-to-know-about...

The article brings receipts.

Sorry to say it: You are misinformed.

Is maths in British English plural? Like, should that be “the maths say”?

I do wish, though, that they would consider modifying whatever protein mosquitoes inject to make me itch so bad… Looking forward to seeing this play out.

This loses out on TW’s tree shaking…I think in this case style=“” is a better approach…

Your first few weeks at any company in any role, though, are well spent meeting people and learning the product really well.

I also like to get or sit in on a sales demo and an onboarding call.

It’s a free hour of consulting with someone that has experience in exactly what you’re struggling with…worst case scenario (no offense neom) you walk away with an hour less to binge Netflix and a hilarious story; best case they point something out that moves you to profitable months or years sooner.

My instinct tells me that you posted this here because you wanted something like this.

The extrovert has loads of low probability opportunities; they tend to be more varied due to the breadth of their networking.

The introvert is selling to people they know; if they get to the point where they are asking for the opportunity I predict they land a larger percentage than the extrovert. Because they’re drawn from a smaller network, however, they are also likely to be in narrower fields.

var app = WebApplication.Create();

app.MapGet("/people", () => new[] { new Person("Ana"), new Person("Filipe"), new Person("Emillia") });

app.Run();

record Person(string Name);

The above (struggling to find the backtick on my Mobile keyboard) is straight from the ASP.NET website: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/aspnet/apis

Related to your comment, though: Python has had this syntax for a VERY long time.

This drives me nuts…a police officer can look up my license if I offer my name and address. Why do I need to carry an easily lost piece of plastic and paper to prove I’m me? It’s harder to forge a record on the DMV db than my license…

This is a genuine question, if anyone knows the reasoning behind this I’d be thrilled.

The Temporal spec[1] should alleviate a lot of the JS induced pain. Knowing how to correctly store and manipulate time data, however is a completely separate issue that even really experienced engineers can easily mess up, even with solid STD lib support.

1: https://tc39.es/proposal-temporal/docs/