Fair enough, but if you're already in the area getting a chisel and hammer would probably be useful anyway…

It is the duty of every American to, upon his death, pilgrimage to his grave with a hammer and chisel in hand and to carve those words upon his tombstone.

Personally I think pen-and-paper work is better: Humans are generally the most efficient thermodynamic machines, but the progress is slow then (which may not be such a bad thing in the currently noisy world).

I'm kinda curious how they would compare to Hydrox for a non-American palate.

I am desolate having missed the peak in europe and then getting a cloudy sky with 0% aurora visibility forecast.

I would've loved the challenge to get an interesting picture.

LLM tools do seem to overwhelm commits and patches for some large projects now, but FFMpeg does have issues - lest of all a slow (If I recall correctly) development due to limited resources.
Funding is an unsolved issue for many of fundamental, but not flashy OS projects.

From own observations: Those that moan about "algorithms and data structures" went into CS not b/c of interest, but purely hoping for a bigger paycheck.

I gotta try this out. I've had a few simple plots over the past years for which I had to make two plots - log and lin due to the dynamic range of the data.

I may have misquoted, but this isn't it either.
What I meant is this:
xkcd.com/1052/

Ah. The good old days when we thought we hit peak stupid.
How wrong we were.😔

Really. To the point that I want to scoop out part of my brain with a rusty spoon.

From the classic XKCD: "The only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history"

What are these wonders and where can I get them?

It's almost like formal uniforms were devised for a reason.

Consolation TV, meet your new name: Frustration TV.

Hmm. "Kids"? We've still been using them ~10 years ago at the University for the important mail.

Great! At least somebody else noticed!