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Nice example there to trivialize and confues the issue but yea if your hypothetical store redecorating has a public health impact on a large scale then you should need approval.

This hits different.

THis.. I was about to make a similar point; this conclusion reads like a job description for a technical lead role where they managed and define work for a team of human devs who execute implementation.

I recently started learning Rust so for my first non-trivial project I decided to build a system for real-time generative art driven by a DSL (defined with Pest) and interpreter that executes scripts for creating dynamic and interactive visuals. The goal is to make human-authored, interactive art more accessible than current methods like GLSL/ShaderToy but without going down the path of AI-generated content, although in theory there's nothing preventing users for using AI to generate scripts for this system. The project uses Nannou for graphics (via WebGL) and input handling (keyboard, mouse, MIDI, audio analysis). It will target WASM and I'll make it accessible as a web app where users can create and share their own projects. I'm also exploring community features to support collaboration and discovery. Still early days, but it’s been a fun way to get deep into Rust by building something creative and open-ended.

What is it about the topic of global finance that when someone asks a straightforward questions it illicits an answer wrapped in condescension.

Magnesium levels in the water can vary fairly significantly from place to place.

Thank you for providing the relevant background science.

Yes and it still doesn't quite explain things clearly. Mercury is an element so even if it gets broken down into other forms that are less toxic, isn't it still present and not "cleared" as the article claims? Are the new molecules less volitaile/unlikely to revert to their toxic organic forms or more liekly to drain off into waterways?

I'm less cynical than others here. They probably just wanted a job ad title that a) sticks out b) gets your attention by making you reflect on your own personality and c) entice you to click through to the ad and see what kind of jobs "gritty people" applying for.

I can definitely say that for us, going from a company which was 95% in the office to 95% remote, the culture has been negatively impacted. Productivity might be on par or even slightly up but overall I believe most people are less happy.

Status quo on the lead up IPO is the way to go... yo!

This is along the lines of how I've come to think of music; music is a temporary emotional stimulant.

Blog/vlog the activities you do on this plot of land. Perhaps you can try doing things/implementing projects that your followers suggest on an ongoing basis. I bet you'd get a Patreon following for a project like that.

There's a book in this.

2019 and we're just figuring this out now.

Agreed. Two minutes of screwing around on it made me feel like an artist: http://i.imgur.com/5e42RRN.png

Exactly what I was thinking

0. Interesting.

Probably wouldn't have down well in the media if Obama correctly said "I'm not going to scramble drones to catch a 29 year old cracker".