Tomorrow: "EA to acquire Larian in $100B deal"

Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime

That's why I poop on company time

That's why I have a vertical mouse and I built a split vertical keyboard!

I switched to Niagara a few years ago and can never go back. The alphabetized list of apps and slick scroll are super addictive.

Here's what it looks like: (ignore the use of Papyrus, I just use it because it drives my friends nuts)

From what I've read, the Millennium prize proposition was basically "Prove it holds in all cases (sounds to me like a closed form solution), or prove it doesn't hold in all cases", and the proof published by OpenAI proves the latter, i.e. that Navier-Stokes does not hold in some extreme cases.

It's also in the article OP posted...

Wasn't expecting an Iron Lung reference in this thread 🫁

Sorry, I should have written an actual sentence haha, but if you don't know the word it's probably not that movie.

I meant to convey something like "Tenet could be the movie you're thinking of. I know a lot of people were complaining about the audio mix when it came out."

Cheers!

At the bottom of the photo, there are two wrist rests I built out of some spare wood and a wrist rest off of Amazon that I cut in half with a saw and then stitched/glued closed so it doesn't look like hell.

The keyboard halves are stuck to some phone stands using an adhesive Magsafe ring, and the stands are stuck down to the black steel plate with some flat magnets and grippy silicone. The entire thing breaks down in seconds and I can store it to bring to the office. The steel plate is the most annoying thing to transport.

Happy to answer other questions!

Tenet?

It completely eliminated the pain in my elbow and forearm that I would get while typing on a flat keyboard

Yeah exactly. I kept a second one on-site until I went 95% remote.

The phone stands also let me get precise adjustment on the height of the keyboards, so they feel like they're lined up:

Anxiety ice cream

I got my software engineering job by cold applying through the company's website straight out of school in late 2024...

I had some experience as a compliance manager. My prior role was not technical.

Most junior engineers at my company have been hired through cold applications straight out of school.

1 day a week in the office, a couple weeks of travel a year, company is pretty chill with workload.

Yeah I had the same experience. I played it all the way to all endings, thinking "the incredible game everyone talks about is right around the corner", but it never came. Art design is great, plot is OK although hamfisted, gameplay is fairly trash, and weeb shit everywhere became a turnoff.

Yeah I felt the same way. I kept playing because of the hype around it, but quit after 8 hours or so.

Sssh, no reasonable responses here - we're here for outrage

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