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One of the recurring hobbies of the programming community is to self-righteously self-flagellate about how we don’t do Real EngineeringTM like those other engineering disciplines do, with their blueprints, and licensing processes for...
“Like a snail I have lived in a small shell, which I found snug and comfortable, yet longed to desert often to inhale outside atmosphere. Each time I thrust my tentacle out, I felt it touching something unfriendly and drew it back to the...
Oh we here at Set Side B try to make all kinds of posts, but among my personal favorite kind are finding some deep dive into some aspect of a game’s inner workings and presenting it. These days, for multiple reasons (such as ease of...
Please click on this link for my Substack reviews of: Guerlain L’Homme Ideal Cologne Forte; Diptyque Orpheon eau de toilette and new candles; Marc-Antoine Barrois B87.135; Balmain Rose De Soie; Miller Harris Tea Tonique eau de parfum and...
Yup. More snow. At least the rhubarb (second picture) can handle it. The garlic seems fine, too. I think my winter sown beds are toast. I’m skipping the dump run today. On another note, I got the new topical painkiller, diclofenac,...
If I were asked to give a young man or woman a bit of advice taking only a minute or two, it would run as follows: Try to regard your states of minds as visits to places. Now I am in the angry place or the melancholy place or the...
There’s been talk going around about a new protocol, humans.json - not to be confused with humans.txt, of course. The purpose of this protocol, as I understand it, is to provide yet another way for us on the open web to differentiate...
Guy dancing to music in the driver’s seat of your car, I like your vibe. 🎶
When you join an array in JavaScript, the default separator is a comma: node ['j', 'a', 'k', 'e'].join() 'j,a,k,e'
"Cite makes it possible to add footnotes to a page."
Peter Enns shares a new article, which states: The finding that government policy is “virtually unrelated to the desires of the low- and middle-income citizens” (Gilens 2005:789) is one of the most influential social science results of...
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