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It's not a condition.

It's a word someone made up to shame people into going against their best interests.

I jump between languages so much I can never remember the structure.

for item in items? Or item of items or items as item?

Best to just have the IDE auto complete it.

He's lived such a privileged life, I wonder what a week in a cell/jail would do to him.

I think it would change his life, even if it gave him campaign material for when he got out.

I wonder if it would rock his confidence enough to make a difference.

"erotic aid for penis without usb"

This implies the existence of...

And then...

There's the Profanisaurus.

link

She might get paid for interviews etc.

Or she might just have a patreon or something.

I always liked how GOD had a blue checkmark.

Like, "over here is confirmed to be the real Barack Obama, and over here is confirmed to be actual God"

There were some great levels.

The abandoned ice prison was great.

And uhhhh.... well no other ones are currently in my memory. That can't be a bad sign, can it?

Man that zero-g casino could have been so cool. But it was just... nothing-y.

Some diff tools don't handle indentation by default.

So if you add a wrapper, it counts everything inside it as "changed"

sets the diff to ignore whitespace

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And for a reasonable price, the AI corporations will sell you the chance to survive in the world they created for you.

• Viewport engineer.
• Browser-space technician.
• Microsoft painter-decorator.
• Inferior decorator.
• He-who-responds (on the bugs channel).
• Scope denier.
• Manager disappointer.

Subverting the will and attention autonomy of the user is a premium feature now.

You're not wrong.

Check out the Behind the Bastards episodes on him to see how his charitable efforts often end up more destructive than not.

It seems like it's super useful.

When you want to demonise, discredit or intimidate.

Well yeah, change like this is so rarely to the benefit of the consumer.

People know this would end up with a thing they like just costing more money.

Ah yes, the American dream.

Oh yeah I'm like 6x books into that too.

Great stuff.

Children of Ruin, by Adrian Tchaikovsky.

It's the sequel to Children of Time that won the Hugo award a few years ago.

Children of time may be the best science fiction book I've ever read (out of hundreds), and I've been devouring everything else by Tchaikovsky ever since.

The dude has range, and has been incredibly prolific over his career.

And the writing style is incredible. He makes incredibly complex concepts/plots very very easy to understand and follow.

Have you tried... working in (non-corp) tech?

It may be for you.