The house is about halfway up that mountain in the background and has 2 locked fences on the way up the washed out dirt road and when you get there they pull a gun on you.

What in the fuck is that username lol

I haven’t written much in Rust since my job is mostly Python and I get to control the environment. Usually means I only use standard lib and whatever library we may need to interact with a specific program, in my case ArcGIS Pro.

I just know that the standard libraries for Rust and Go are pretty minimal and most code I’ve seen in the wild has a ton of dependencies.

Go and Python are so much better for quick CLI tools than JS/TS. Python is just good for the extensive standard library. I’m usually able to to basically anything I want with no external dependencies. Meanwhile Go/Rust/JS end up with like hundreds.

On the rim of your beer

You can cut tons of weight by taking off the wheels

And that’s just official. Significantly more “damaged” which all of these were until videos and pictures were released.

The most useful thing is shipping fake Claude binaries with malicious code. The end user would expose their entire system for probably a day or so before noticing and Bob’s you Uncle

Uhh, that’s sudo apt to you

It’s wild how much manufactured outrage there is over this lol.

Thank you for your service

Also it was likely @CARCOSA@hexbear.net that featured it since they were following the process. I’d ping them when you set up the new one so you can get some time in featured

The guy that supposedly killed him with a magical bullet

China ending their dependence in Helium-3 is huge. The US and Saudi Arabia controls the vast majority of H3 with China having virtually none (with the exclusion of h3 generated in nuclear reactors).

It’s also abundant on the moon, which could explain their interest in lunar exploration. Especially since H3 is still needed for fusion research.

Isfahan has basically been under constant attach since last year. Anything of significant value has likely been moved or the stocks have been dispersed to other locations.

It was really only a matter of time given how hard it’s been hit since the start of all this. The rockets flying up in the secondary explosions dues make me think it was likely something on the surface though, since those probably wouldn’t make it out of the underground portion.

Didn’t that one actually kill a hog behind him?

And one of the nuclear sites. It’s definitely a major loss, but Iran isn’t short on underground missile bases.

This is likely a major push for the attempt to take the nuclear material, but at this point it’s only a matter of time until this becomes a nuclear disaster if the material is even still there.

Coming up with novel conflicts in the new system is what makes things really fresh and unique. I think Asimov did a decent job with this in Foundation where the primary contradictions went necessarily class based, but instead information based.

Still, just ripping off the world historical dialectic conditions creates a relating and compelling story/world. Mainly because it’s easy for the reader to parse and understand, while also making it easy to keep track of.

Nothing?

It works the same for sci-fi stuff too, since sci-fi is just magic in denial. If you want to build an interesting world, you can do it pretty easily by creating the base reality, then setting up your poles/classes/conflicts, and just kinda playing them forwards.

World has no magic/sci-fi thing. Then magic/sci-fi thing is introduced. Contradiction is formed between the powers of new thing and the old state of affairs. The capabilities of new thing make old way obsolete, but existing power structures use their momentum to resist/suppress new thing so they can maintain control.

Of course you can just pretend new thing is industrial labor and old thing is the way of kings. Then your world maps 1:1 to what we know.