My life is immensely better since I decided I didn't want to be someone on social media.

That checks out. Nature be like that.

I haven't attempted a compiler/interpreter since college. I'm so out of practice at low level stuff.

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Just went through this. Bought a De'Longhi Duo and OXO burr grinder. Expensive but should make nice americanos and cappuccino's for a few years when I have time. Drip is usually my weekday caffeinated beverage tho because time.

It does seem like this exists. However it's just a plan at this point.

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Trying to explain the movie to a Gen Z person. I just.. I don't know how to convey the 80s genre of "malevolent machines trying to murder humans" things like war games, terminator, robocop.. feels both on point and naive.

Waiting for the rust rewrite..

Yup the basics of print journalism as taught to me 15 yrs ago. Apparently lost today.

The key insight is that this relatively small percentage, when actively and persistently engaged, can represent a tipping point for social movements.

Chenoweth studied hundreds of campaigns from 1900-2006 and found that nonviolent campaigns that achieved active participation from at least 3.5% of the population were remarkably successful at creating significant political change.

The 3.5% rule is a finding from political scientist Erica Chenoweth’s research on civil resistance movements. It suggests that no government has been able to withstand a challenge of 3.5% of its population mobilized in sustained nonviolent resistance.

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