Yes. That’s the very definition of a protection racket.

It’s the people who love to talk about strict types that tend to be the problem

Whoosh

Author is one step away from the realization that Capitalism is the culprit, and technology is just the vector.

Don’t fall into their trap. It is important to point out that it isn’t antisemitic either way, because your assertion had absolutely nothing to do with her religious or ethnic background.

It’s a handy way to convert any value to a Boolean. If window.chrome is defined and done non-empty value, double negation turns it into just true.

Yes! I am a bit out of it and my vision feels kinda lazy for like 48 hours after NyQuil.

The Expanse. I forgot how good the earlier seasons were, and looking forward to seeing the newer stuff for the first time.

3% false negatives, not false positives.

Coding and computer science:

• Andreas Kling
• Ben Eater
• TsodingDaily
• Computerphile

Physics, chemistry, and engineering:

• Practical Engineering
• Applied Science
• Tom Scott
• ElectroBOOM
• CuriousMarc
• Great Scott
• Big Clive
• Nile Red
• Extractions&Ire
• Explosions&Fire
• Cody’s Lab
• Numberphile
• Periodic Videos
• Veritasium
• Technology Connections
• Steve Mould
• Colin Furze

Food:

• Tasting History
• Adam Ragusea

Philosophy:

• Big Think
• Royal Institute
• School of Life

Often used internally in software development to denote things like test files. feature.js might be your code, and feature.test.js would contain tests for that code which your testing framework would run automatically based on the filename.

https://youtu.be/MOb8Y9QqONE?si=Y9gunHWYvUc4nqyY