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Not setting the alarm is just part of the story though… to make it work, you also have to have a good sleep routine all around.

Or you can just wait until you hit your 50s and suddenly can’t sleep as long because everything hurts anyway. That’s been working for me.

Imagine being a woman with a miscarriage or a trans kid in Texas.

Healthcare info being public invites all sorts of abuse by people going for political or "culture war" gains.

And yet, after all this time, we haven't voted ourselves to be billionaires.

Please get therapy.

The Circle library handles all of that... Remember, this is just for Raspberry Pi hardware, so it's not like they have to support that many different types of hardware.

The Mac version of this, if you switch to the "new Outlook" looses the ability to connect to an Exchange server, which is one of the most bizarre downgrades I've ever seen.

I've never seen a PoC that was allowed to have the time to be cleaned up properly to make it to the Good Enough phase. Management types tend to want to take the PoC and move it directly to production and assume you're incompetent if you push back.

No. If people are too chickenshit to leave the house without their emotional support firearms, then they alone should have to bear the consequences of those actions.

I've managed to fly on airplanes for 45 years now without packing anything that would go against the TSA rules. Surely an actual legislator, who should be held to a higher standard anyway, can handle the same amount of responsibility. I'm sure this Republican state senator would have felt the same way if it was a basketball player getting busted for a vape pen in a Russian airport instead.

Dijkstra was a brilliant man with big opinions that were often garbage.

The fact that there are many great programmers that started with BASIC disproves this quote.

Ah, I see the new marketing slogan for the FOSS movement is finally ready.

I live in Ohio, but spent a couple of weeks in Portugal last year, including in some remote areas... Your roads on the whole are better than ours, by a long shot.

Only if we tax the absolute daylights out of them.

Not for the workers, no.

There have been some studies that show that muscle loss is disapportionally higher than fat loss, which would lead to worse body composition after losing weight.

It's ok. It's not outside the safe operating space for billionaires.

Especially when the new tech really doesn’t work all that well yet.

I think what people are getting at is that Elon made a lot of noise about fairness and free speech, but in the end he really cares about neither of those things. Shocking, I know.

The 65C265, unlike the 65816 which it's based on, has a pretty bizarre boot sequence where you need to put the string "WDC" at 0x8000 if you want to keep the processor from booting into its built-in monitor ROM.

Why in the world was this downvoted?

How comfy is go for general native performance coding tasks? Basically looking for a C/C++ replacement. (I don't really like how Rust looks syntactically, and prefer GC over manual memory management.)

these are just examples of the fleeting nature of things, people included. here it seems different because _why and Mark Pilgrim are (most likely) still around somewhere.

enjoy them while you can. don't take them for granted. you never know when they'll be gone.

How about we tax you for having bad ideas?

From the department of no surprises detected.

strawman. socialism != communism.

and there's a compatible kit available: https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/shop/tynemouth-products/min...

The point in BASIC shouldn't be to really teach programming, but just give a kid the thrill of being able to type in something and seeing a computer do it after typing 'RUN'.

You don't need named subroutines for that, at all.

That goes out the window with gerrymandering.

The man that literally censors views he doesn't like.

Then automatically give a tax credit to the poor. (yeah, I know how well that would go over in the US)

But it's not children downloading the books is it? It's a company backed by billionaires, so why cheer?