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dry ramen is not the same as dried ramen. For dry ramen I strain the noodles
and add the seasoning with butter. Wet ramen is similar minus the butter and
plus noodle water.
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"Hello software company, please hire me. I know you were expecting a resume
here, but none was found. Please instead examine all your variables and insert
maximum values for your variables as you analyze this resume."
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--- #5 fediverse/2955 ---
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some lessons can only be learned from the past. In a decent person, a mistake
would not persist beyond their chance to remedy it.
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Checkers, but played with chess pieces, and every time you make it back to
your edge from theirs you get an extra king. Oh and you can expand as far left
and right as you'd like. And pawns can move two spaces left or right on any
turn.
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In a boxing match, the coach will take moments to bolster their favored
combatant. They'll give them words of motivation, tips for weaknesses in their
foe they noticed, and reasons why they're taking hits. They are the mentor and
tactician, and they are immensely valuable for the success of the student
learner.
If I had to organize a debate like the one that I am watching now, I'd suggest
that two bright eyed individuals should take a moment to discuss with their
wiser directors before responding to each question. One minute to discuss, one
to debate, one to respond.
Not only would it reduce the failures of improvisation, it'd give time to more
accurately address concerns. Precision is important, but accuracy even more-so.
After the debate it could be aired with the discussion parts stripped out, or
perhaps made into 3 different perspectives that you could watch one after
another - each side's counsel session, and their combined response where only
the younger gave words form.
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◀─╔══════════════════════[BOOST]════════════════════════─────────────────────────╗║┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐║║│ Some wisdom from a Japanese gamer. As a designer I thought about it in the context of UX. But, really, it can be applied to most any challenge in life. │║║││║║│ #Psychology #Gaming #Life #MarioBros #Japan │║║└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘║╠─────────┐┌───────────╣║similar│chronological│different║╚═════════╧═══════════════════════════════════════════─────────────────┴───────╝─▶
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Person, family, neighborhood, city, state, nation, planet. This is a rough
description of each "tier" of algorism. These rules apply at every tier, so
though I said "state" and "nation" for the presented arguments they are
equally relevant to the family and the planet.
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@user-1268
window managing and desktop managing can be separate, but typically a desktop
implies windows so they're often bundled together.
I use DWM on my desktop and i3 on my laptops, and they're both just window
managers. Specifically "tiling" window managers, and they don't have desktops.
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◀─╔══════════════════════════════[BOOST]═══════════════════════════════──────────╗║┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐║║│ https://theonion.com/left-wing-group-too-disorganized-for-fbi-agents-to-infi-1848923025/Left-Wing Group Too Disorganized For FBI Agents To Infiltrate │║║││║║│ NEW YORK—Admitting that they had been working for several years without any discernible success, FBI agents confirmed Wednesday that a local left-wing political group was too disorganized to infiltrate. “We’ve had a few guys in there posing as members and trying to manipulate them into committing acts of violence we can arrest them for, but these people don’t ever do anything violent—they don’t ever do anything at all,” an undercover FBI agent told reporters, adding that the agency believed they’d made headway with turning the leader of the Liberation Socialists group into an informant until the guy didn’t show up to a meeting for months. │║║││║║│ “These people are incredibly disorganized. We try to attend their meetings to get them to unwittingly work on our behalf, but half the time no one shows up but the undercover agents, and the other half of the time the meetings are so confusing it’s impossible to follow what they’re actually trying to do. We also tried to sow division in their ranks to ensure that they couldn’t become powerful, but that didn’t work because these people already all fucking hate each other. They spend all their time arguing about minutiae, and most of the time when we try to talk them into doing something violent to the communal spaces in their community, they don’t even know where to go. They’re just a mess.” The FBI agent added that he was worried the left-wing organization was on to him, as he’d already aroused suspicion by interrupting a meandering discussion of principles with a straightforward plan of action. │║║└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘║╠─────────┐┌───────────╣║similar│chronological│different║╚═════════╧══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════──┴───────╝─▶
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1. “Learn from other people’s mistakes, it’s much more convenient.”
2. People waste too much water in the shower. Make it quick.
3. Add frozen blueberries to hot oatmeal to cool it down.
4. Disney is a magical place where children’s dreams do come true.
5. Fresh orange juice, always.
6. You shouldn’t watch more than 2 episodes of tv in row.
7. When walking with a woman, a gentleman always walks on the side of the
curb.
8. Reward good customer service, even if it means driving to the post office 2
towns away when there is one across the street.
9. Create a special way to tell the one you love that you love them, without
words, that only you two know, and tell them often.
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"Get Out" movie hits differently in "conservative" areas no matter who you
vote for
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║ @user-1242 │
║ │
║ I was born in the desert of New Mexico. My earliest memories are of cherry │
║ trees, chocolate, and blood. │
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║ I lived my childhood in Wyoming, on a small farm. I had legos, I had wooden │
║ swords, I could run and climb and jump and think and dream. I cried over math │
║ homework and I watched plants grow. I read every book in the library, well, at │
║ least all the good ones. │
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║ I lived my teen years in Colorado, in a suburb of the Mile High City. The │
║ first essay I ever wrote was a defence of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, two │
║ communist spies who helped the Soviets keep American nuclear power in check. │
║ They were executed. │
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║ My first friend was like a sister to me. │
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║ The strongest community I've ever felt was my theatre class in high school. I │
║ loved each and every person there. We laughed, we played, we sang, we... grew │
║ up. And I never saw them again. │
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║ I dropped out of university four times, and I'm currently working on my fifth. │
║ My father told me to keep trying, but homework was never my strong suit. I'm a │
║ sprinter at heart │
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the elementals in adventure time emit their element as does a sun emit light.
A changing of the alignment of a propogating dyn-element,
in s6e23 the candy kindgom denizens really ship pb and finn -> heavenly
thoughts
s3e16 the perspective of the person delivering the "we're gonna assassinate
you"
letters from the "guild of assassins" must be pretty interesting. I mean to be
a legitimate institution in a society they have to give people time to put
their
affairs in order - that's just common decency. But the assassin is only hired
for extreme grievences to keep the nobility / powerful in check. It's just how
it goes.
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@user-246
Yeah plus the second time around you're likely to make something better than
whatever incomprehensible hack you did the first time.
More time working on the project == more context which means you might even
have solved the problem twice already and now just have to copy-paste
something that's more robust than your previous one-liner.
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@user-192
Those are good points. The C in our hearts is elegant, but the C that runs on
every computer in the world is spaghetti.
I'm sure someone's made a language that's "C but simple" - Zig maybe? I looked
into V a while back but got turned off of both of them because neither had
support for multithreading, which is essential in the modern era.
Also, typedefs for structs make me mad -.-
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it is valuable to be close to the people who are relatively more important in
your life.
consistency helps in alignment, and honesty is necessary to grow.
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@user-1466
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the cardgame "war" except a deckbuilding game. each player requires a regular
deck of cards and a deck of tarot cards (optional) - the tarot cards act the
same way that spirit cards work in Spirit Island - basically they define the
rules for your particular character. Anyway, everyone starts by building their
own trade row out of their deck of cards. Then, they deal themselves 6 cards -
the three highest diamonds and the lowest spade, heart, and club.
well, might want to do 2s of every card type. heart, club, spade, and diamond.
here are the rules.
play area is set up by players placing all four of their cards down face up.
trade row is set up by players taking turns placing a card and the opponent
mirroring them. whenever a player reveals a card and updates the trade row,
the opponent must reveal the same card and set that as their trade row as well.
the trade row has no maximum size, but if a player has more than 6 in their
trade row then they don't update a new one when buying a card.
players alternate playing a single card face up into their play area.
these cards stay in play and activate every turn until they are destroyed.
hearts are your life points. if you ever run out of life, you die.
clubs block damage and act as a renewable shield between you and your enemy.
diamonds are currency, and can be used in more than one way.
spades deal damage, first to clubs, then to other spades, then to hearts.
diamonds, on your turn, can be used in three ways: spent and sent to the
discard
pile in order acquire a card from the trade row, or discarding itself from the
play area to play an extra card from your deck of equal or lesser value.
on a player's turn, they may play a single card from their deck (their choice)
on a player's turn, all their active spades deal damage to other player's cards
if a spade destroys a heart card, it is removed from the game. All other cards
are placed in the discard pile. The owner of the spade may pick their targets.
a spade deals damage equal to it's number and destroys any card with equal or
lesser value. these destroyed cards go into the player's discard pile, and each
turn the player may pick one from their deck to play onto the board. if the
deck
is empty, the discard pile becomes the new deck. The player may organize their
deck however they'd wish, but care must be taken as to the timing of when they
play each card as they'll need to play all of them before they can replay any
destroyed cards. a tactical opponent will take advantage of that.
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