"We" vs "Fascists". Wow.
Reading your final statement "the center is okay with fascists' makes me think maybe you are a troll farm member trying to stir up anger and division.
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"We" vs "Fascists". Wow.
Reading your final statement "the center is okay with fascists' makes me think maybe you are a troll farm member trying to stir up anger and division.
I got my butt to the gym pretty quick in the day because I was hungry
Only harmless Gardiner snakes here. My dad always hated em tho. His childhood house was infested with em.
There's mountain lions roaming the plains here and they are scary AF. I find them even scarier here because you can see them from a long ways away, and you can tell when they are stalking you. It's safer, because you can see em and they know you see em, but it's scary when it's following you from 500M away.
And yeah, it's extremely cold here. Cold here today. It gets colder here than in the Arctic some parts of winter. It's life threatening. There's a kind of fear of nature present with everyone for about 4 months every year, November - February.
In the US, northern Idaho and Montana are beautiful, people in the states are sleeping on that part of their country.
The best part about growing up on a farm was probably watching my dad wake up every day at 5 and work until sunset with no boss and only his own brain and braun.
Really made me a fiercely independent person.
And I grew up on a farm in the 90s, no TV, no video games. I was outside shooting pellet guns, catching snakes, feeding kittens, riding dirt bikes my whole childhood. No rats.
I think you'd want to eat an extremely clean diet to lower inflammation and get your immune system to turn off. I'm no expert, but that's the way I'd think about it
Musk is wild and I get disliking lots of aspects of him, but I think Musk Derangement Syndrome is a real thing.
Some people are simply way too black and white in their thinking.
Like "embarrassed to drive a Tesla" because of Musk is imo too far down the rabbit hole. Evaluate the car as a car. Or at least that's how I approach the world.
For example, Jeffrey Sachs has a very different opinion than you. From whom can I hear the steel man case for your statements?
The vast majority of c++ I encounter is simple orthodox c++.
No one I know cares about new features in c++ and bemoans having to ever write a template.
No one really cares about bulletproofing types, ie: copy/move constructors and all that stuff.
I'm sure it's different at big companies but the vast vast majority of c++ is just simple procedural code.
Im thinking more like at least a century.
People need to set realistic goals, like squatting _no added weight_. Seriously, squat with no bar and get your butt below your knees. That alone is a serious movement, you can get fit with just that.
My colleague made this 3 years ago before we released our first game.
Basically we forked Godot, setup VSCode to compile it, and add new classes to a <repo>/modules/<project_name> folder and it works great. Since this video we've made a suite of macros that allow us to bind variables and methods to the ClassDB in 1 line each. Way nicer than default godot technique for adding new variables/methods.
I've never seen that before.
Are you in the EU?
2. Yes.
3. Yes!