This isn't 1990, we can program stuff now.
What a curious thing to say. My impression has been, if you put the accomplishments of computer science prior to 1990 against those subsequent, the prior would be more impressive, perhaps by a lot.
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This isn't 1990, we can program stuff now.
What a curious thing to say. My impression has been, if you put the accomplishments of computer science prior to 1990 against those subsequent, the prior would be more impressive, perhaps by a lot.
virtual child pornography which is not obscene
Does it surprise anyone else that this is a legal possibility?
There is no _society_ without _social_ mores and norms.
I find this -- standard ads -- preferable to insinuating the same thing in the ChatGPT content itself. Although of course they'll do both.
You may be missing the point that the WP ecosystem is aimed at non-programmers.
The downfall of social institutions was well on its way by the Boomers.
In the United States tradition that arose in the early nineteenth century, religious bodies were spiritual families with "brothers" and "sisters" that assisted in each other's lives outside of services. Descriptions of just how involved in daily life churches were can be found in e.g. Boles's 'Religion in Antebellum Kentucky.' Much unofficial societal organization flowed from there. Granted this was not the case, or not as much the case, in churches that predate that period, say, urban Episcopalians.
Your sharents don't love you like your parents do.
America used to be awash with grassroots social institutions. I know an elderly gent who belonged to the Lions _and_ two similar organizations. When my mother was young, there were dances and dinners multiple nights a week. Which, for me, raises the question why weren't these things passed down? Why weren't the young a kind of apprentices to the old? That seems like the natural progression. But we see this generational rift in many areas of American life, including on the job training or something as practical as home cooking. It's like gazing into the past across a cataclysmic divide.
Let's see, expanded it's "the (or an) apocalypse of pseudonyms." In Greek, this would roughly be "ἀποκάλυψις ὧν ψευδωνῠ́μων." It's not impossible for a genitive like this to become a word, possibly "ἀποκάλυψευδώνῠμοι" (think of "φιλέλλην") -- although it's a little fanciful. There may even be precedent for a construct that puts "ψευδώνῠμοι" first. But ultimately I agree that the word the article offers seems tortured.
No, it's _obviously_ homage to the Little Liddel[0].
You're kind of missing the point. I'll probably bungle this analogy, but why is it important to a furniture startup that a master carpenter can put together Ikea?
Some developers are CSS experts.
On a barely-related note, I'm getting a little tired of job openings at startups that emphatically require Shadcn and Tailwind for dedicated frontend development. Shadcn and Tailwind are crutches for "fullstack" devs -- if I'm a really accomplished frontend developer, they make little sense for me to use and hamper what I can do for you. Just a peeve.
Yes, the Jewish Bible is included in the Christian Bible, to use common parlance. Have you asked Christian scholars why, or have you perhaps just insisted on some naive explanation of your own?
You seem to be conflating Abrahamic religions.
And as time goes on?
What happened to them happens often -- quality food brands are bought and the contents changed. You as a consumer have to stay on your toes.
Isn't Go strongly, statically typed?
I've replaced multiple iPhone batteries (just not this model), and the great thing about the iFixit kit is it comes with specialized tools you need and great instructions.
Add to this that they make it really, really hard to unsubscribe. I think there's been some legal crackdowns, but for a time, they could make it literally impossible.
An almost infinite supply of such modern-day alchemists.
You can do it yourself[0].
I'm vainly hoping to my SE 3rd gen. is the last smart phone I need to own.
That was sarcasm. On the other hand, it is certainly a normal experience to have to use Chrome for reasons like this.
Poverty, but extremely high tolerance for burnout.
Slanting toward the fantasy genre here.
Goes pretty far in Weed, for example.
Sales at this level is a negotiation. And, either way, it's common to start your price in the neighborhood of the competition's price.
One of the rarely discussed life skills is going against the flow.
Just use Chrome like a normal person.