Por que no los dos?

I see you’ve never worked with SOAP services that have half a dozen or more namespaces.

Verging on toxic positivity.

I loved that movie as a kid. How does it hold up?

Immutable distros definitely feel like the future.

Why Kinoite over Aurora or Bluefin?

Just a preface that I don’t like PoE.

Season 4 is a lot more fun, but I still think D3 is a better game. But if you compare D4 to what D3 was like at after release, D4 is in much better shape. It’s definitely heading in the right direction, and I suspect that the expansion in August will make it much better, similar to how D2 and D3 did.

Back to season 4, I leveled to max level, maxed out the battle pass, and experienced all of the content and that was good enough for me. I want really interested in sticking around to switch to better build and get the best gear.

8 hours active battery life doesn’t sound good?

Sounds like a lot, to me.

Unfortunately, most don’t understand the system, don’t know their rights, and won’t pursue it.

I personally believe that this is what some of these employers want, including my own. They want to reduce headcount without paying severance or unemployment.

I get some of the same feelings working on home automation and creating my own IOT devices.

I did the same. My first attempt that was the same solution as part 1 with a small tweak to the input parsing to generate the ranges overflowed the heap. It was then that I really looked at the numbers and ranges involved and decided using ranges instead of individual numbers would be necessary.

My solution for part 2 ran in 2ms and I didn’t do anything too interesting to achieve that. While this topic is interesting, I’m not sure Day 5 was a good candidate for this approach.

In my area, it’s about the length of stay. That’s why hotels won’t let you stay for 30 consecutive days.

Right at the top of the page their reasoning for that was addressed.

You might enjoy playing it multiplayer with them. Worth trying at least.

I’m not trying to sell anyone on anything. I’m just giving honest information about the game to someone who has already said they don’t intend on playing it. I was addressing what is a common complaint about the game.

For context, I absolutely devoured that lackluster early game back in 2011. It’s just that as the game has gotten content over the years, it’s mostly been added to the latter half (probably like 2/3rds really) of the game. And also, games and peoples’ tastes have changed a lot since 2011 when the game came out.

So for me, today, the early game is a slog. And it’s something I’ve seen many others complain about. I understand the “it gets better” is often used to try to sell lackluster games, but I don’t think Terraria fits that bill. But the game legitimately gets better after the first few bosses for most peoples’ tastes.

I don’t know you, or what you know of the game. But I do know many people have preconceived notions of what the game is that are wrong.

If you haven’t tried it before, the early game is pretty tedious. And that can turn people off. Once you get a few bosses down and especially when you move into hard mode, it really opens up.

Big O is a useful tool, but it doesn’t directly translate to performance. Understanding how systems work is a lot more useful and important if you really care about optimization and performance.

This is something I learned pretty early on as a professional developer. I got a computer science degree and was taught data structures, algorithms, and big O. In my first job, I came across a small piece of Java code that was being run a lot that had a small list being searched each time. I figured converting to a HashSet would be faster, but in testing it was actually slower. I forget the exact details, but I learned to test my assumptions about performance and not to just blindly change things.

My degree, for the most part, did not prepare me for working with large, interconnected systems. The only course that came close was an elective called “concurrent programming” which was really just “algorithms, but parallel”.