Why would anyone use an esp32 for something important is beyond me. Nrf or stm32 are really not that much more.

Blocking American tech would be an effective response to US tariffs.

They only guarantee in that world is nuclear weapons, so we would end up with everyone having them, and then inevitably them being used.

This is a important point. Greenland is the perfect example: Greenlanders have a good position under Denmark - they have home rule. They rely on the rules-based order. Without it, the US could invade and they would lose any autonomy. People now have no concept of what a great-power world looks like.

`ndarray` is the 'standard' crate for linalg IMO. It can luse a platform `blas` for max speedup, and probably also mpi/openmp although I haven't looked.

This looks good, esp. non-mortality outcomes which are v important for QoL and cost to NHS.

My experience is that whenever a "Russian" achieves something, they always turn out to be Ukranian, or Georgian, or Belarusian, or Estonian, etc. etc...

Keir never acused them of being the enemy. He said they sometimes aim for mediocrity. If you don't have a culture where you believe you can do better, then I guarantee nothing will ever get better.

What is this image from? Is there a document exploring these different domains in more detail?

This is the whole thing. Some whataboutism, but when asked for specifics, nothing. I've seen this 1000s of times on social media.

First other person with factorio

factorio 🚂

steamcommunity.com/discussions/... In case you need to work it out

fwiw snapping distance is in screen space, and there is a button to turn it off in the UI.

I'll just gently plug my company's product www.rayon.design. It's only 2D but if that's what you need perhaps give it a try?

I love the UI style - the icons and that make it feel really approachable.

A reminder that frontlines sometimes move quickly.