Tcp and udp are to sum it up, internet messaging protocols. UDP specifically is when you send a message over without guaranteeing your message was received. TCP on the otherhand is more like a handshake where you send a message and expect a response back.

The joke is basically UDP=I dont know if you would get it

You might have scalp psoriasis. I always thought I just had bad dandruff and tried shampoo and leave in treatments and they didn’t really work. I got it checked and it’s actually just psoriasis (plus regular dandruff too, but the dandruff was exponentially worse because of my psoriasis). You could maybe get a dermatologist to prescribe a topical steroid. It helped for my case (you might still need a dandruff shampoo to go along with it)

Yea data centers also do a similar thing. They bring up the electricity price for everyone in that area, large amounts of cooling is needed which drains the local water supply. It vents out heat and noise.

There’s not many benefits to a datacenter surprisingly for the local population. It’s not going to cause a huge boom in the local economy (all the money is going to the corporation who will in fact not pay a dime back to the locals)

Tangentially related but if anyone likes sea horror, here’s one about a mining rig, specifically one that uses pontoons.

https://youtu.be/otQMSwqKU_Q

Minecraft, played since beta 1.5 (sometime like 2011 or 2012 ish). I probably have 3k or 4k hours in it

Terraria, cant calculate entirely because kid me pirated the early versions but I’d guess 2k or so between vanilla and modded

League as well unfortunately. Met some cool people from it through my 3k or so hours

The only other game above 1k is TF2

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Having no ethics and morals makes more money in unregulated capitalism, more news at 11

The real vibe coding is a bottle of beer and a lotta fuck it

Test driven development is moreso

1. You know what real life scenarios you’re solving for. Basically, this is the problem statement of your design.
2. You write out these tests to say your service must pass these tests in order for it to be considered working. In order to consider problem x solved, the service must do y.
3. You make the first iteration of your service to just repeat exactly what the tests want it to output (basically to create a skeleton with a bunch of magic numbers)
4. You make the second iteration. What magic numbers can you remove and actually implement for? What workaround can be fixed? Are they still passing the test? If they start failing the test, you should relook at what you wrote and debug from there (this assumes your tests are rightfully written).
5. You keep continuing with that process until you have a service that fits your test cases and without mocks

The obvious flaw is that 1 is almost never truly accurate. Scope usually changes, and assumptions made probably invalidate your test. It is a valid way of thinking though, because it helps define your expectations, and reduces the likelihood of you making something that misses the target.

This one is hard because its using the farmland as Z, but your eyes kinda naturally look at the waterways instead

Yknow I completely forgot about cash because all the stores push card payment. I don’t know if you get offered cash back on refund anymore though. Usually these places only offer store credit unless they’re legally obligated to.

Bruh

You’d have to use a card you have access to even get a refund, which means you’d either just hand all the info they ever need to charge you, or you commit credit card fraud and use someone else’s, which is probably even worse.

That customer might be over their heads lol

AI in game development is cringe

I did game dev for the love of the game, not to spin games up as efficiently as possible.

There’s a reason why many people hate seeing AI in games. It’s viewed as a passion project for many, and AI kinda tosses that out the window

I tried making music once for a game jam where we swapped roles with someone

I’ve learned to never even think about making music in the foreseeable future lol

Ah that makes sense

I can’t stop you from doing it, but please make sure you do your due diligence on where you get it from and exactly how it will affect you

As for doctors, it’s a very much your mileage may vary type of scenario. They’ll have their own biases as evident by the comic. You can ask them about the procedure though, and you can frame it as how it’ll affect you. Ask them about how post procedure will look like. You can subtly nudge them by saying you didn’t have a good reaction with x prescription previously, and how it affected your daily life. They should be able to get an alternative placed for you.

Uhh taking medication you’re not supposed to during a medical appointment is a fast track to being 6 feet under

You don’t know what you’re actually getting, you don’t know if it has any complications with your surgery, and you don’t know if they’ll provide some medication that does not go with what you took.

You can easily get a different drug or even get one that’s contaminated, you could accidentally take a drug with a side effect of dilating your blood vessel or anti blood clot and bleed out, or you could take a drug that doesn’t work with anesthesia and you wake up by accident during the procedure

Please be safe and if you don’t think your doctors are providing care, find a second opinion.

Nope, they’re just lying.

Just because he apologized and is on the path to rehab doesn’t mean I have to accept him. Like sure I wish him the best to be better, but I don’t necessarily need to accept him.