The Butterfly Effect: What’s the Smallest Choice That Changed Your Life Forever?
Messaged a woman many years ago on ICQ in the middle of the night about Linux, expecting just to nerd out about tech crap.
She’s now my partner and really fucking awesome I might add.
10 Action Movies That Can Be Called Masterpieces.
This is a weird list. At least two of them aren’t even really action movies. It also kind of sounds like AI wrote most of this.
That said, I’d remove Hot Fuzz, Drunken Master II, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and replace those with Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Raid II and Heat.
I never did aspire to be a developer because I am bad at programming1. But most of the devs I meet are also bad at it, so I think I actually would’ve been just fine if I’d decided to go that way.
Super easy. It’s A.
Took me 12 seconds. No other answer is even remotely possible. I’d never want to be a lawyer, but I’d nuke the LSAT so hard I’d be accused of cheating (has happened to me a lot).
Defying the courts. The end of the rule of law in the United States is nigh.
On the Recurrence of Neoreactionaries.
This Ad-Tech Company Is Powering Surveillance of US Military Personnel.
My core frustration isn’t just how shitty things have gotten, but how said shittiness has become so profitable for so many companies. Most people being dumbasses == shittiness is very profitable.
Scholz should look to his Cold War predecessor.
If it moves, it’s probably alive: Searching for life on other planets.
People don’t know how things work, but worse, they have no intuition for why things work the way they do, even once it’s explained to them. Society is too complex for about 80% of people to make any real sense of.
How Progressives Froze the American Dream.
Seafloor detector picks up record neutrino while under construction.