yeah I’m here too from the ping, is there like birthday cake or something?
Many fall in the face of chaos, but not this one, not today
yeah I’m here too from the ping, is there like birthday cake or something?
you’ve done good work for the resistance
We didn’t use Pringles, I think it was these big peaches cans
I once made one of these with a bigger can and mounted it on an old 10’ satellite dish. Managed to get Wi-Fi across several thousand yards without issue
not everyone did so by force
if you couldn’t get each man to nut … you were executed on the spot
“not forced”
oh thank goodness, I was afraid for a moment that email might start to be useful
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ಠ_ಠ
ok what phone should I get next
I disagree, other than a few notable counter examples most times folks are only successful when they build reliable business relationships. Most relationships will dissolve if one party is playing games.
On average it’s more effective to follow “The No Assholes Rule”. There’s plenty of studies (referenced in the book Good To Great) that indicate that humble business leaders produce build more stable and long term profitable companies.
Lying manipulators can sometimes get ahead but just as often they get found out and blackballed.
I think it might be like a game theory type situation where if everyone is honest, then the first liar might get ahead a lot (although I suspect in that situation they’d immediately be shunned by all honest folk if found out). If everyone is a liar then honest folk have nothing to hide and probably will just be really defensive in their dealings.
Make butter and freeze it
I came here to post this
Hey this looks like my Dwarf Fortress entrance (when I use tile mods)
Ah that makes sense. Do you like the taste better?
It’s surprising to me it’s more expensive to make at home with the same ingredients. Are you making the beans from dry, and shredding the cheese?
I used my old standby QMK and just wrote the config with cursor/vim.
Here’s a cool picture of my soldering job, I didn’t test it until the end, and it all worked first try!
I’m playing through Another Crabs Treasure and this post gives me flashbacks
F# is such a fantastic language.
I’d not hesitate a second to use it (and Fable) for my own startup. I’m very comfortable with Ruby, Clojure, Haskell, Perl, PHP, Python, Java, Typescript, and C#. Yet I would pick F# over all of those in a heartbeat.
F# has great type safety (but not forced into monad transformer chaos like Haskell). You need about 1/3rd less code than C# and Java, and the compiler will find more bugs than in those languages.