No, I’ve removed the indentation of the first ul

Too much list indentation. Cool glow effect

It would, but it does not have SATA. You can find much cheaper computers that do have it

For a server like this 4GB of DDR4 is enough. And that is cheap still.

What has to be linear? Vector?matrix? Tensor? Neither makes sense

What’s your location? America, Europe, Asia?

Try this out: https://identify.plantnet.org/

Small frutis might mean it is too cold. It could also lack nutrition.

You should think about different conditions (how wet is the soil, have i provided enough nutrients, what was the temperature) and cross-off different causes of this.

Report reason: I’m in this picture and I don’t like it.

I do find it funny though :D

There is also gruvbox. Not as much support, but I like it.

My laptops runs postgres, but it is still pretty portable

We are a matrix family, mind you.

Fun fact: in rust and python, they use “selfself” instead of “meme”

There are only two hard problems in computer science:

• naming things,
• cache invalidation,
• off-by-one errors.

I’m afraid you’ve fell victim to the problem 2.

Well, no. They are not certainly using int, they might be using a more efficient data type.

This might be for legacy reasons or it might be intentional because it might actually matter a lot. If I make up an example, chat_participant_id is definitely stored with each message and probably also in some index, so you can search the messages. Multiply this over all chats on WhatsApp, even the ones with only two people in, and the difference between u8 and u16 might matter a lot.

But I understand how a TypeScript or Java dev could think that the difference between 1 and 4 bytes is negligible.

Maybe checkout Pixelfed, which is (from what I gather) similar to what instagram was 10 years ago

I hate that the pleasant news about standardization of CSV come with the let-down that is using two bytes for new lines.

Or a pair of boots, a great backpack, hiking trousers, helmet, harness and a “via ferrata cable kit”.

~10 manual mid-range tools and enough wood to make a nice looking jewellery box.

Dan Luu. From summary of summaries:

I suspect I might prefer Rust once it’s more stable.