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Man I had existential dread at like 3 or 4 when I started wondering what happens after death and what the meaning of this existence is if it's limited to one lifetime... I'm not even bullshitting.

More than likely they're going to cooperate with Bosch and some more specialized companies to make this happen. This is then going to be used by other manufacturers as well.

My personal anti-suggestion is always the office. Too much cringe. I'll watch compilations of Jim pranking Dwight on YouTube, but I can't watch the show as a whole because of Michael.

If you read the rest of my comment, I acknowledged that foreign capitalists are taking all the profit. The question is, what's the solution? Because any local leadership in such a country, whether left or right wing, is likely to be corrupt and serving their own interests over that of the people.

But then it beeps anyway!

Damn. Does the debt get erased eventually?

Someone mentioned that it was indeed pandemic time. Hence the lack of any parked cars.

In fact, everyone is fake and gay.

Exactly. A 10% decrease in run time for a method is a small optimization most of the time, but whether or not it's premature depends on whether the optimization has other consequences. Maybe you lose functionality in some edge cases, or maybe it's actually 10x slower in some edge case. Maybe what you thought was a bit faster, is actually slower in most cases. That's why you measure when you're optimizing.

Maybe you took 3 hours of profiling and made a loop 10% faster but you could have trivially rewritten it to run log n times instead of n times...

How's that possible? Genuinely wondering, I'm from a country with free uni which is still cheap ish if you don't qualify for free for some reason. I understand the concepts of tuition and loans, I'm just wondering how the loan ends up so far underwater if you've been paying.

I have no experience of my own, but at least in my country, IKEA offers a 15 year warranty on their stainless steel cookware, except the ones with nonstick coating (which isn't nearly as durable). It's fairly affordable too. I'm thinking of replacing some nonstick pans of mine with their stainless steel offerings, but haven't yet pulled the trigger.

I figured it might be interesting to add here because it's one of the few companies that sells in most of the western world and I believe the lineup is similar everywhere. If anyone has experience with their cookware, I'd be happy to hear about it.

I don't think I've ever seen one. I now feel sad that I may never.