It's the minimum effort that translates to minimum time that translates to minimum cost for the business. Why hire another developer for a mobile app (or another platform) when you could just have the same web dev write it. Or without hiring another dev, why have the same dev need to build up tooling in another language when you can just reuse from the existing platform
It's always hard to get through the mental block of comparing oneself to others (or your own art to another's), but I really really like how you said the process of discovering the beauty in anything. I need to internalize that and push away the perfectionism that says I could (should) do better. That doesn't matter, anything can be beautiful, and there's no good reason to discredit something just because you're still in the process of learning (or self improving)
Thank you, I'll definitely be stealing this way of explaining what I've been trying to put into words
Even though I agree that external validation shouldn't be relied on, and your own opinion of yourself is the most important, that's still really hard to do when you don't like how you look.
A different comic that connected to me a little more was this one:
Where just because I don't like the way I look, doesn't mean I'm ugly. Someone else may like just as I am, so the important thing for me is to be healthy and happy with myself, even if I don't like how I look
... I'm realizing I'm mostly just rewording what you said, but I wanted to share the comic in case it helps someone else see another perspective :D
Advent Of Code, daily programming challenges for the holiday season. You can submit solutions for any language you like, including inchomprehensible esoteric ones like in the screenshot
Check if your local library has any resources. Mine let me claim a free rocket languages premium account, which supports Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, French, Italian, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, ASL, Portuguese, and Russian up to (I think, don't remember) CEFR level B2
Beets is one solution, and I also recommend taking a look at Musicbrainz Picard. It's a more graphical and user friendly way (though more manual) to identify, organize, tag, and sort music into a preferred format. It's what I use on all my Bandcamp purchases to clean up metadata and add things like lyrics before it automatically throws it into the right folder
It was turned into a community project after the original developer stepped down. There are more details in the readme: https://github.com/tt-rss/tt-rss#some-notes-about-this-project
SimpleFIN, I currently use it and it works well
I had a little kobold cleric named Muk who thought if he was a good enough person he would evolve Pokemon style into a dragonborn
The right man in the wrong place can make all the diff-erence in the world
It's the minimum effort that translates to minimum time that translates to minimum cost for the business. Why hire another developer for a mobile app (or another platform) when you could just have the same web dev write it. Or without hiring another dev, why have the same dev need to build up tooling in another language when you can just reuse from the existing platform
That is a great way to look at it!
It's always hard to get through the mental block of comparing oneself to others (or your own art to another's), but I really really like how you said the process of discovering the beauty in anything. I need to internalize that and push away the perfectionism that says I could (should) do better. That doesn't matter, anything can be beautiful, and there's no good reason to discredit something just because you're still in the process of learning (or self improving)
Thank you, I'll definitely be stealing this way of explaining what I've been trying to put into words
Even though I agree that external validation shouldn't be relied on, and your own opinion of yourself is the most important, that's still really hard to do when you don't like how you look.
A different comic that connected to me a little more was this one:
Where just because I don't like the way I look, doesn't mean I'm ugly. Someone else may like just as I am, so the important thing for me is to be healthy and happy with myself, even if I don't like how I look
... I'm realizing I'm mostly just rewording what you said, but I wanted to share the comic in case it helps someone else see another perspective :D
Relevant Technology Connections video: https://youtu.be/0f9GpMWdvWI
I would be very interested in this if you ever post it 👀
Here's the story of how anthropic spent $20,000 writing a C compiler that can't compile hello world on it's own:
https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/building-c-compiler
Omori is fantastic
It's one of those games that's best to go in blind (while knowing of the content warning)
The actual wording is "Music and audio that is generated wholly or in substantial part by AI is not permitted on Bandcamp."
So no, 99% AI is also not allowed
Highly recommend this game, was a ton of fun to play through. If you're looking for another game like this, check out manifold garden, which also happens to be 75% off: https://store.steampowered.com/app/473950/Manifold_Garden/
Advent Of Code, daily programming challenges for the holiday season. You can submit solutions for any language you like, including
inchomprehensibleesoteric ones like in the screenshothttps://adventofcode.com/
!advent_of_code@programming.dev
Mr Robot's soundtrack is awesome, I remember the agonizing years waiting for the final volume to come out through all the red tape
Absolutely worth it
Aurora on my work machine, Bazzite on my home machine haha
Check if your local library has any resources. Mine let me claim a free rocket languages premium account, which supports Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, French, Italian, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, ASL, Portuguese, and Russian up to (I think, don't remember) CEFR level B2
There is this: https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist
Beets is one solution, and I also recommend taking a look at Musicbrainz Picard. It's a more graphical and user friendly way (though more manual) to identify, organize, tag, and sort music into a preferred format. It's what I use on all my Bandcamp purchases to clean up metadata and add things like lyrics before it automatically throws it into the right folder
You just bounced so high it took a little time to fall back down