What is the code written in now? What happens if you clean it up? What is the project if I can ask? Everything has a runtime, though some are more complex than others. You might like OCaml which is where Rust got some ideas, or Haskell if you like brain benders. Rust (like C) is for when you need very efficient code, and you incur some pain in order to get that.
I reported that post as drivel but the "AI" part didn't occur to me either. Anyway though. c/science isn't an "open platform" in the sense of being a garbage dump where anyone can post random crap. It's moderated and has standards that the post didn't meet. The author might instead want to start a blog to post their rants.
I got a used Dirt Devil MVP and it's fine. Don't overthink it. But, I prefer bagged over bagless vacs because of less dust and dirt exposure when emptying them.
Can you keep the paper journal in a locked drawer? Will your homies seriously try to break in or pick the lock? Could you use a non-networked computer (old laptop) to encrypt the files, and lock that in a drawer?
In numerous off-the-record conversations, past and present ABH employees allege Wable essentially played fast and loose with state dollars by contracting with friends, creating new positions with hefty salaries charged to state contracts, and spending money in ways that raised concerns about the misuse of state grant money, including an attempt to create a new for-profit subsidiary.
Yeah see the doc, preferably one who works with people your age since this does sound like a somewhat amplified version of normal 18yo mood swings. The upswing sounds like so-called hypomania which is less intense and less dangerous than full-on mania (where you go mostly bonkers, spend all your money, and otherwise mess up your life). You may be able to work out behavioral coping strategies rather than suppressing it with drugs. But, again, see your MD, don't listen to much to us Internet randos.
California had a bill like that pass the legislature in 2022, and Governor Newsom vetoed somehow stopped it from making anything happen. I don't remember the details but he basically didn't want to upset the insurance industry, which I would have thought was the whole point of such a bill. He later backed some kind of watered-down bill which as far as I know did nothing.
The court press release said she was sentenced to "45 days to 23 months" and the linked news article garbled that to "23 months and 45 days" which they somehow added up to "nearly 2 years". No idea why the sentence itself has such a wide range.
I know there are two events, 1) boycott and 2) foot traffic down. I'm not at all convinced that the two are related more than slightly. Foot traffic down = people are broke and/or more frugal because of Trump, maybe. I'd like to know how foot traffic has been for retail in general.
I'm surprised if the boycott is having any effect since I've hardly heard anything about it since it started. Target around here is somewhat useful though I haven't gone there since pre-boycott. Also when I've gone, I've often taken parking lot delivery, which might not count as foot traffic.
You can but it kind of sucks and you would only normally do it on a very temporary hacky basis. Otherwise use OpenVPN or Wireguard or whatever. If you want to do it with ssh, see the VPN instructions on the man page. But I mean it's janky.
Stoli USA, which distills vodka and other spirits, on Nov. 27, 2024, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after financial distress led to a default on $78 million in secured debt owed to Fifth Third Bank NA
What is the code written in now? What happens if you clean it up? What is the project if I can ask? Everything has a runtime, though some are more complex than others. You might like OCaml which is where Rust got some ideas, or Haskell if you like brain benders. Rust (like C) is for when you need very efficient code, and you incur some pain in order to get that.