If programmers stick to what they know and not try to solve every problem at hand with the latest thing/programming language they've learned then there would be fewer bugs and projects would end by the estimated dates.

How can you be empty if you're "full of pride"?

This is exactly the thought behind the Hindu philosophy of Advaita (non-dualism). Not only does it argue that our state of consciousness and our state of dream are identical but also posits that in order to switch between them we have a thirst state of deep sleep. It then argues that all of these three are not the ultimate state of consciousness but there must be a state which experiences all these. Not only is this the highest state of consciousness but it should also be universal i.e. all of us are the same consciousness.

Two things I usually wonder about -

1. Substitutions - what if I don't have all the ingredients, what if I don't have the equipment for a step etc.
2. Pairings - what combination of ingredients work and why but most importantly what won't work and why.

Orange fruit is also orange in color.

Diwali/Deepavali is probably the most widely celebrated Indian festival and can be represented by some variation of an earthenware lamp 🪔 and fireworks

Are there any pics that you could share?

You left out a key ingredient - procrastination. It should always come down to "finish this project or we're done".

Oh wow! That's why Andy Weir made Erid 1.5x Earth diameter.

They missed putting this in the article. Would have been awesome!

If only it had a van on that ship.

Great job! I loved it

Good luck with your show.

Lovely!

The amount of details you've shared about your process is insane. Mad props to you!

And a big shout-out to your tenacity. Spending 110 hours collecting data takes a level of dedication that makes me jealous.

Please accept warmest regards from this internet stranger.

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What's your prompt?

Thanks!

Awesome. Please do so