And what about facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube... NATO are losing their control in propaganda and they are afraid because they cannot spread its disinformation through tiktok.. This is not a justification to adictive social media but their hypocrisy is unhideable
It seems like a distraction to focus on this problem instead of organizing to reduce carbon emissions from car factories, the food industry, shipping companies, etc. Which are the ones that generate the most emissions on the planet... I read in an article that a Google data center alone consumes about 169 liters of water per second. And are we going to start optimizing our code to stop global warming? Just ridiculous
I don't understand why you can't understand it, the 1% are accumulating endless wealth, while the 99% are working for the richest 1% of people. The 1% believe they are a kind of avengers who can solve the world's problems, they even believe that they are above intellectuals and scientists to solve the world's problems, but they only solve their own problems, not the world's problems.
Your article made me laugh, it's exactly the process a full-stack programmer goes through when learning new technologies, it's one rabbit hole after another.
At first I was very stressed with each new rabbit hole that appeared, but over time I found a joy in learning new things all the time, but as you gain more experience, the problems become easier to solve.
The code listings are not formatted all that well by latex2html, but at least the prose is easier to read
Generally, lots of academic writing is done in LaTeX because it’s nice for managing references. The incentive to develop and use better tooling for this kind of writing is not really there because of the momentum of publishing in journals etc
For general search, andisearch and google gives you the same results... in andysearch i don't need to try 10 different combinations of the same sentence to get the expected results like in google, in andisearch i get the expected results almost at the first try (sometimes at the second one) for very specific searches.
