urizone.net
Coder, composer, game creator. Once got a piggyback ride from Arnold Schwarzenegger. Forever blogging at https://urizone.net/.
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Another good one (very light on math) is Hannah Fry's Hello World: Being Human in the Age of Algorithms -- provides a middle ground take on how different algorithms can have pros and cons.
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Hierarchical file trees expand left to right though. Is it better to have a tree on the left squeeze the code pane to the right, or a tree on the right whose leaves are pushing off the right side of the screen and widening towards the left?
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Possible name for a Port City limited release.
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Thank goodness they still made it to jorts june
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A wiki I run is constantly hit by Scrapy. Did whack-a-mole with iptables at the /16 or /24 level for several months. Now, Scrapy visits twice a month in one hour surprise raids that are over before I wake up. At least now the effect on bandwidth is contained, if still annoying.
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If no opportunity presents itself, I use the knife to sabotage local ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
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Cancelled in Feb after having had the daily Post in my life since childhood.
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I'm all for a weekly wait (I retain nothing from old seasons if I binge a show too quickly) -- I just feel like 20 minutes is more conducive to a sitcom than a serial. A new episode of Scrubs in 2001 was short but complete. Murderbot feels more like a continuous thread, constantly interrupted.
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All these Gen Xers letting their Linuxes run around unleashed...
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Still remember Gwydion exercising in the wizard's house to the tinny PC sounds of a 60s rock tune -- I think it was Proud Mary?
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I like 3 but with a bit more space across the wall.
Runner-up: 4
5 looks too tight and grid-y.
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"Weary" when you mean "wary".
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(youth pastor voice) you know who else scared his future followers with a frightful XOR tale...
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"Translating your ideas into something others can engage with is part of the work. It's not just about making things look good, it's about deciding what deserves emphasis, what can be left out, how tone and structure shape understanding." Love this and wholeheartedly agree!
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"If you’re told you have to do a code review, it’s never a fun part of the job. When you’re working with these tools, it’s most of the job.”
Truth!
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Not as familiar with Riemann, but I recall doing a study and presentation on Moritz Hauptmann's "The Nature of Harmony and Metre" in grad school. Interesting ideas, but I felt like it tried too hard to fit every single aspect of music into nice, neat boxes.
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How do you solve a problem like a JERR-YYYYY
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Is this about me.