Honestly I'd rather use plastic than have to press my hand down on heated glass. It's bound to explode one day and send glass down your wrist.
Feels more like boomer/elderly millennial fb humour tbh. And yes it's painfully bad.
Maybe it's an issue of weatherproofing, or maybe vandalism?
Personally, I used to be pressured to finish books I'm halfway through but I've since learnt that it's so much better to quit books you just don't like. Good books (subjective to you) are ones where it doesn't feel like work to read. That being said I torrent most of mine, I can see how it's different if you bought em.
As for textbooks, I've found no satisfactory way to read them except on a pc.
I second the ereader suggestion. Since buying one I've been reading at the same insane rate I used to when I was a bored kid. It's a lower barrier to reading when there isn't a massive pile of books infront of you.
That's a featured snippet, so not AI at all.
R tidyverse (specifically ggplot) is used by pretty much everyone in the scientific field. Probably the only implementation of a plotting system that has the least friction.
They have first-past-the-post voting. So no, unfortunately.
I'm a tidyverse zealot and I just cannot stand fixing people's 300 line base R spaghetti that can easily be refactored into 10 lines of dplyr. Especially annoying when researchers can't move away from doing everything in matrix format (when it's unnecessary).
Wait till he figures out some languages still use pictographs...
I don't get people who are silly enough to pay full price for these single player dlc-chocked games when there are perfectly free, uh, copies online.
Autohotkey is the most arcane fucking language I've used, idk why someone hasn't rewritten it in something clearer.
Bosses will never understand this and discourage refactoring until months later nothing works and everything has to be rewritten...
Agreed, in any context where I'd open man I'd rather tldr instead. If you needed to read chunks of documentation like in man I'd rather just google the docs instead than clunkily try to read in terminal.
They're obviously going for a ripley-esque archetype which definitely does appeal to people.