“Domestic alternatives”=“Alternatives with Russian Government Backdoors”

This is extremely accurate based on my 25 years of working in CEE.

Holy shit, the president of Nintendo of America really is named Doug Bowser!

So you didn’t give yourself time to adjust and didn’t like them. That tracks…

They take a month or 2 to get used to, give it time. Your brain sort of morphs itself to make it seem normal after a while. It’s very strange but true.

I personally went for only 2 zones, one which was mainly the strength to use a computer rather than read a book up close (though I can do that in a pinch, but I keep stronger glasses for reading books), and the other for distance. This feels very natural to me now, I can just see what I need to see but it doesn’t feel weird. I would never go for bifocals.

That’s what Musk said, so just believe the opposite and you would be correct.

It’s been forever, when are they coming back?

They’re certainly not, but they may have limits past where they don’t want to go because they know it’s an idiotic mission.

Do it!

I actually have git aliased to my GitHub repo so this is very hard for me to type.

I’d like it to be BBAC but as I get older for health purposes it’s more like DDDA

I dunno, I’ve asked it to do increasingly more complex tasks and it’s obliged. Stuff like take these 10 pages of handwritten tables and ocr them and make a .csv out of them. It’s inventing a whole process to do that. Same with some examples of it programming entire games. You need some procedural thinking to do those things.

Git gud n00b

You don’t have to. You can go read and reproduce the studies if you want.

Ah the USR sportster. An ubiquitous workhorse of the early '90s

Those were my favorite games back then.

Are they even still alive?

I played it on my Amiga. Good times.

At the core of the “Yenisei” radar is a multi-element, jamming-resistant active phased array antenna (AESA), allowing it to track hypersonic targets moving at altitudes up to 120 kilometers at speeds up to 4800 m/s (17,280 km/h) with prospects of increasing to 7000 m/s (25,200 km/h). That is, the system effectively enables interception of low-orbit space targets…

But not Ukrainian drones a few feet away going ~150km/h 🤣