Grammy

@KDCoder I see. Anyway, happy new year and best wishes!

@grammy A lot has been going on lately and this year for my wife and I. Made me think. 🤣

Common life advice: Make a plan and follow it. I don't think that's very realistic though. Life isn't chess, it's more like bumper cars. Instrumental reasons just often don't work very well.

@KDCoder people approved PLs without reading the code?

Be aware everybody! socket.dev/blog/shai-hulu…

@eddiejaoude @init_bobjames not thing can stop me from coding in raincoat.

@init_bobjames yes true, probably best on dry days LOL

What do you think of this spot for coding? I found it yesterday

@AradhyaShaswat down here too. maybe cloudflare?

why is git down twn #git #github

@eddiejaoude gaia side?

@szewailaw_lis unfortunately 爆裤 instead

@eddiejaoude Wish you gym come true.

What are you doing Monday night? Guess where I am? 💪

@gmiller ...This is the other tragic outcome of radicalization: when communication stops, a heritage is lost forever.

@gmiller The Cultural Revolution destroyed a key treasure of Han civilization: the sophisticated theories of Yin-Yang, the Five Elements, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Today, most Chinese youth dismiss them as mere superstition, shutting down all dialogue....

After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, many are asking about the shooter 'How could such a smart, promising young person from a normal, stable family get so radicalized so quickly by propaganda & peer pressure, into committing such extreme violence?' I think it helps to step back from current American political landscape and study some historical precedents. One compelling example is the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), in which millions of China's brightest young people -- especially university students -- became Mao's shock troops, to help Mao purge the CCP of his more moderate political rivals, and reinforce his total personal control over China. The youth got radicalized by communist propaganda into betraying their parents, beating their professors to death, burning books, toppling statues, and despising everything about their traditional Han Chinese civilization. And then they started hyper-radicalizing each other in a runaway arms race of political virtue-signaling -- to a degree that Mao himself could sometimes barely control. A great source to learn about this is the China History Podcast by genius podcaster Laszlo Montgomery. He did an outstanding, well-researched, 8-part series on the Cultural Revolution (see Episodes 83-90; link in replies below.) Notably, the Cultural Revolution never really burned out. It just kept going, on and on, destroying their civilizational legacy, for ten years... until Mao himself died, and his successors struggled for power using different strategies.

@KDCoder Congratulations 🎉 sorry for not browsing posts everyday and for these belated big congrats.

Holy shit! 44 years old and I am a grandpa! 1 out of six kids have a kid. Only 5 kids to go! 🫩

@KDCoder Congratulations 🎉 and best wishes!

Out to dinner for our 10 year anniversary! She is by far the best thing that has ever happened to me. Love ya babe!

@Senpai_Gideon Gemini CLI?

We talk a lot about auditing smart contracts or blockchain code or even operating system code, but very few people talk about auditing your computer. How do we audit an entire computer?

@KDCoder I would still stick to Blazor for now.

ok..seriously. Check out vue/nuxt. Wow...

@HugoHamelcom I thought simply cheaper in spring.

@grammy Great question! I noticed that after winter there's less bugs (specially ants), otherwise after summer it's just full of it as they had the whole summer to "invade". This way, I reduce the risk of "importing" new ant colonies (usually those in wood are carpenter ants)

Pray for my back 😬 Just got 4 tons of wood I need to pile up

@eddiejaoude jetlagging for the daylight saving by the way, what's the point to light the monitor?

Back to my London office, let’s get recording 📸 Happy Monday everyone, what are you up to?

@eddiejaoude Does it mean avoid me or adopt me? 😆

New friend but no I am not getting into Python coding 😂

@jawnathanX Yes?

Hi @grammy

@KDCoder I thought you had a meeting at a sauna and wondered why for a while.

A nice 2 hour session at a sauna for me today. It was amazing. I feel so relaxed!