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@cwebber dont let it get to you too much, people get nasty when people create new and ground breaking ideas.. take it as a sign your on the right track.

@wigglytuffitout Most people who hate GMO, in my expiernce, think its bad for their health in some way. I rarely meet people who hate it for the copyright law or exploitation side of things.

@MrMaxPowers247 Thats like aruging you shouldnt wash your hands with soap after you take a shit because they use iodine when they do colon surgery.

Why is it red meats are always sold in shacks, especially ribs.. "the meat shack", "the rib shack"... but you never hear of a salad shack, or a sushi shack.. is sushi just too high class to be sold out of a shack, is a shack low class food and all meat by default low class... what is the proper shack-food relationship here!

Not to brag, but we definitely have the coolest voting locations. 🎉🇳🇱 #TheNetherlands #Amsterdam

@Gina We need more model dinosaurs at voting locations, we really do.

Tusky: Censoring people

Me: Please don’t do this, censorship harms marginalized people the most

Tusky: Yeah right, Nazi

Google: Censors Tusky

Tusky: NOOOO I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY IS THIS HAPPENING???

@mur2501

When I travel I tend to avoid the tourist locations and always try to find the places where the locals live and enjoy. So I can dig it. Chances are youll see me in the future if you stick around long enough. I usually do a **lot** of traveling

@stux

I decided to cook more healthy stuff to try to improve my diet a bit. So I planned some healthy easy meals, in partciular basically poke bowls which is little more than some rice, a bunch of mixed asian flavors, some protein, and you go. They are often eaten cold so easy to prep it before hand. I wanted to make some sauce and one of the ingredients in umagi sauce is sake..... 3 hours later of food shopping I have now ordered 3 bottles of various types of sake and nothing else :)

@mur2501

Looks amazing. I've wanted to explore that part of the world more for a while now.

@stux

Lord @freemo just proved here that he is an Electrical Engineer :blobfoxcomfysmirk: @stux

@stux

Oh you meant the iron core of the earth, lol. I was thinking iron cores of transformers :)

@mur2501

@stux

Ya know surprisingly and contrary to popular belief, iron actually biodegrades relatively fast. There is a reason there arent too many ancient swords lying around, most have rusted to powder long ago.

@mur2501

It always felt wrong to start a programming language design already having a type system in mind. I couldn't put my finger on it before, but now I think I understand why.

There is well known tradeoff between exploration and exploitation when it comes to solution search.

During *exploration* you try to open undiscovered areas. Something that might not be very viable at the beginning but in the long run could lead to outstanding results. During *exploitation* you try to find best solutions in selected area, relying on already accumulated assets.

Eventually exploration and exploitation would be in conflict, since resources are limited. You can resolve this conflict differently depending on the task you're trying to accomplish.

If you want to design a PL that is more convenient for humans, starting with a type system in mind would pull you away from exploration too early. There might be a brilliant solution that is incompatible with that type system.

You can always think how to limit flexibility and reduce space for errors later.

The recent solar storm brought the aurora all the down to wisconsin, impressive. Also I highly recommend this youtube channel for solar weather, she does an amazing job.

youtu.be/18XdXj3frvk

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