Ehh moreso that the expectations of the student with all possible resources available are much higher than an in person exam from rote. Some proofs on the in person exam would be trivial as they were similar to ones in the textbook. Take home proofs could go several pages and require you to extrapolate from what was learned so far.

One of my math professors would always ask if people wanted an open book take home exam or an in person exam. Those who had taken his classes before knew to never vote for the take home open book, but were always outweighed by the new folks. Hardest exams I took in college by a large margin

You never owned your games, what are you talking about

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Awesome! Glad you liked it. It’s one of my favorites to make and tweak to meet people’s tastes. There’s a gimlet variety for almost anyone.

Try a classic gimlet and if you like elderflower, add a half oz to an oz of St. Germaine’s to take it to another level.

Edit: make sure you shake with ice and pour neat! It makes a huge difference in texture.

Is it an accelerator? Or is it a jerk pedal? Technically the gas pedal controls the change in acceleration, right?

I definitely have friends

I don’t think they’ve ever realized that Skyrim was a disappointment with better advertising.

Rich car people will take it as the cost of doing business and have the roads to themselves like they wanted.

Both and each time you look away it swaps!

The main issue corporations run into that cause this bloat is a situation like the following: Project A needs 500 people to meet schedule and workload. Project B begins spinning up and will need the same 500 at it’s peak. Project A ends and the workload is really only for 200 people on Project B. Do you lay off Project A folks you know you will need in a year? No, that’s a waste of all the talent/training/know how that was built. So you bloat and carry them until you actually need them. Still have to pay them though

In NA folklore, wooly bears predict the winter weather

You are correct. Technically a snapshot, but unmodified files are not duplicated from the previous. Imho that is one of the key things to understand about how git works ( and why rebasing and branch manipulation works so well)

To piggyback, the true main difference is svn stores commits as snapshots and git commits are deltas from previous. This is why git is depicted as a tree since it’s inherently a node-based structure.

Might sound odd, but I loved Dark Arena. Basically a Quake-esque FPS but for the GBA.

This is why playing a randomizer is so damn fun. Every cave/catacomb/ruin can have “the” item! Makes exploration fun again.

Fun fact, there’s an advanced dev option on the steam deck to not power limit the WiFi card and it downloads 5-10x faster if you disable the power savings in my experience

I think you are conflating performance of economic models with the study of economic systems. Economics is literally just the study of a real phenomenon that occurs in the world. It’s a valid study to try and understand why it operates the way it does.

Did you know that’s just one possible economic model in the field of economics?

Most of the Linux kernel is written in C