montoro

I suggest you look into the data behind soy production and usage: most of the soy that is produced in the world is fed to animals which people then eat (which is highly wasteful compared to directly eating the soy) and so if you care about the environment, eating soy products is much, much better than eating animal-based products.

https://ourworldindata.org/soy

Livestock farming is terrible for the environment and has a huge carbon footprint, partly due to the extreme amount of land it uses.

https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local

Great article!

I wrote something similar, includind a playground which serves as a benchmark to compare the various pagination options:

https://www.samu.space/api-pagination/

Reminds me of the menu of Big Red Racing game from the 90s.

So much fun with friends after school.

I never had anything to do with farming but I can imagine its appeal. Living from the fat of the land and not caring about planning and preplanning and retrospectives and all that.

Best of luck!

Will look up Gabe Brown & Chris Trump.

About the three nonlinearities, I'm afraid I'm missing some context - never read up about chaos theory...

This is really awesome - but I feel like it's also an extreme that few are willing to take. One thing which is an argument for software development is that the relatively good salary should enable you to save up and take a sabbatical every 4-5 years. To me, that is absolutely worth doing this job, even if I don't always like it (also, there's also almost nothing I would be qualified to do, at the moment, to be fair).