I hear people praise git reflog a lot, but when do y’all use this? Most I’ve ever needed is git log --graph for history checking. Maybe if I was in a situation where I knew the code on local branch X was working on Friday, but not anymore on Monday, then I could use git reflog to go back to Friday for that local branch right? Is that the idea?

On windows, I used Mullvad VPN and Qbittorrent. The settings suggested by Rodneyck are also what I used for qbittorrent.

And a tip: if you notice qbittorrent is not downloading your torrents but has lots of seeders and your VPN is connected… try restarting qbittorrent (right click the tray icon and quit) and it should start downloading.

Idempotent code/repositories are great - I love making everything as reproducible as possible. Particularly in make where every ‘all’ type command should have a corresponding ‘clean’ command. Many times I’ll see code bases where they skip defining the ‘clean’ command… or worse, have no ‘all’ command to begin with and rely on the developer knowing all the build and environment setup commands…

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unauthorized copying to train Llama is an “undeniably commercial” use that provides no new transformative meaning and shouldn’t qualify as fair use.

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Obviously they shouldn’t have used pirated content in this case… but how is the argument that it provides “no new transformative meaning”? Isn’t it pretty self evident that it does? It’s even in the literal name: “generative AI” 🙄

Right yeah I guess it’s not really registering, just an alternate way to sign in.

You can still register if you have a Google account and use that to sign in. That’s what I did.

Can life as we know it exist without DNA/RNA? I believe even the simplest forms of life have it. If by complex life they mean multicellular organisms then I think it seems pretty accurate.

Of course! And it’s actually Outer Wilds I’m referring to; I haven’t played Outer Worlds yet so I can’t comment on it. They have very similar names unfortunately so it’s easy to mix them up.

Thanks for the suggestion! Ill add it to my wishlist 😊 I also added the games I hadn’t played from your list so thanks for that as well!

I would also add the following to your list (also outside the 100 hour req, but still 100% enjoyable):

Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip

Outer Wilds

Outer Wilds may be obvious to anyone who has played it, but it would be a shame to leave it unmentioned as it is my favorite game of all time and seemingly universally loved. And Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip is just stupidly entertaining - impossible to stop once you start playing.

Just from reading the article, is the scope just critical software infrastructure? What does that encompass exactly? Banking and military software seems easy to assume - what about embedded medical device software? Or just embedded software in general?

Front right: phone. Maybe keys if what I’m wearing doesn’t have damn belt loops.

Front left: wallet and earbud case. Maybe a pair of sunglasses if I forget that I can can just tuck em into my shirt collar since I’m a dumbass.

Back pockets: nothin’ because I’m not my dad nor a pyschopath.

Bonus: If I’m wearing pajamas with no pockets then I guess it’s all going in my elastic band / undies.

Why November? Is something happening?

I’m surprised how many people feel they can differentiate steam moisture and sweat on their skin.

Not who you replied to, but I think some people would prefer asking with “What are all the different kinds of food you’ve ever eaten?” and then elaborate by saying stuff like “My area has many types of food, but I’ve never seen any Egyptian restaurants/places around before.” or something like that.

Mine was ruined by traffic and my clutch burning out due to the +8 hour traffic. currently waiting for a tow =(

We need more places where you can scan and checkout with your phone. For example: https://www.bigy.com/myExpressCheckout

This single-handedly changed where I buy groceries - I can essentially just walk out the front door as soon as I have everything I need. Don’t need to worry about:

• Waiting in the massive checkout lines (even the self-checkout lines are long…)
• Taking everything (or mostly everything) out of the shopping cart for the cashier to scan.

I don’t mean to be rude but… what is the point you’re trying to make? I don’t follow.

US, 25, and I drive a manual. I feel it gives me more control than an automatic.

Also, I got my license driving an automatic. Learned manual after. Didn’t need to retake the test though which I always find funny.

That punishment is so ridiculous and cruel.