Magnets mostly messed with tapes, floppies and hard disks. I believe you could also mess up a CRT’s calibration with one.
None of those technologies are particularly commonplace these days, especially not in those glasses.
I mean an MRI level magnet could crush them, but you’re gonna struggle to move that around
Oh, I guess I’m a stoneager with a penchant for functional elitism then.
Though I will admit OOP is valid for involved data modelling, everything else should be functional though.
I’ve also trained myself out of most short variable names for maintainability reasons
The damage wasn’t really reversed, rather overcome.
If the world (not just the UK) didn’t see the massive increase in bond yields over the years following the mini budget, we would still very much be in the hole. The Bank of England had to intervene to buy an unprecedented number of bonds at not great prices, if they weren’t able to sell them for profit, we would still be directly facing the consequences.
If the bank didn’t have to intervene, we would be better off today because we’d have that growth without the hit. Most other developed countries got that, so in comparative terms we’re still behind.
I feel for you guys that didn’t get to live in the world pre-9/11 and pre-2008 financial crash. The world was just significantly worse in many ways after each, and never got to recover.
Though I will say the rate of these perma-shittening events does seem to be getting worse. Here’s what I consider to be the big ones with related shit in sub bullets (caveat I’m British so a couple of things are more specific to my country):
Why does he always look like he has misjudged a fart
I mean… You can still technically use Eclipse if you’re a masochist… Android studio is head and shoulders above it despite all of the Jetbrains nonsense though
If you want to make a website, you still only need a text editor
If you want to make a C++/rust/go/python/Haskell/brainfuck application for something that isn’t a phone? You still only need a text editor and a compiler
On the flip side, what might be an unfathomable horror for a superior being, might not even register to us
Like us showing The Grudge to an ant
So Gaspar Noé, H.G. Wells, Charlie Brooker or Lovecraft get to write your afterlife?
Dopamine
It’s the same place the “made my life worse to own the libs” energy comes from.
They have fucked up reward systems and are seeking the brain chemicals they get from thinking they have succeeded in winding someone up
“Don’t feed the trolls” is because that’s literally what they want. They don’t care about winning anything, the goal is to get you to reply
All sorts of weird precedents are being set in the shameless kowtowing to the deluded traffic cone
Lawyers are going to be making any kind of weird argument based on some precedent set during this presidency for decades
I think it’s a mostly automated voice with me saying my first name at one point
That’s if it’s still even enabled, I should check that…
Why, it’s magnificent, that’s what the fuck it is
Ooh an opportunity to post about one of the best sandwich shops in London
Dom’s Subs: https://www.impeccablesandwiches.co.uk/
I wish I still had time for advent of code…
I think I saw a thing once where someone with ARFID would literally only eat undercooked looking french fries.
I can understand if the restriction is something unhealthy, and nothing stopping quantity, I can see this scenario happening
Oh that’s cool to hear, I was under the impression in research that whilst a lot of the processing actually happens in FORTRAN-written code, it was nearly always reusing already-written functions and primitives in a higher level language (such as python, via the aforementioned SciPy). And then those libraries being maintained by a handful of wizards on the internet somewhere.
Can you elaborate on the kind of research where people are still actively writing directly in FORTRAN? Did people typically arrive with the skills already or was there training for learning how to write it well?
Isn’t it more COBOL than FORTRAN in terms of getting paid?
I thought FORTRAN was pretty much exclusively used via SciPy in research & academia these days.
COBOL is still powering the world economy on mainframes
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Everyone just has to sit in silence and think about why having a nationalist song is kinda weird in the light of the modern day
Not a doctor and I don’t have an exact answer to your question, but this might be helpful:
This may not be a thing in Italy, but check if you’re actually able to get enough vitamin D naturally all times of the year where you are.
if you live in northern England near where I am, for example, you can only really guarantee you’ll get your RDA of vitamin D from the sun during the summer months. I believe in north Scotland it’s not ever possible to reliably get enough naturally.
I try to take a 3000/4000 (honestly which one depends what’s on offer) more or less daily outside of summer. During summer I still take them but maybe every few days.
I would probably try what your doctor recommends (assuming you’ve already flagged your specific concerns, otherwise I’d do that first), it’s entirely possible the 50,000 pill is formulated in such a way it manages to be (somewhat incredibly) slow release. If you experience any issues, schedule an appointment as soon as you can, so they can do some tests to help figure out what’s going on. Your doctor has a degree in this stuff, so it’s good to try what they suggest and discuss any changes with them
This also might not be much of an issue for you since I assume you’re getting your supplements from the same, trusted place. But if not, there’s a load of fake and low quality supplements out there, make sure you research the brand you’re getting has been tested and had its contents verified independently. Any issues could be down to unexpected adulterants rather than the vitamin dose itself
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