I don’t think they’re saying she should be paid for her work in the Olympics. I think they’re saying she is a very talented person who, even outside of this competition, cannot afford rent, which is sad.

Yuen yueng is super delicious. I haven’t tried making it myself yet though.

They are still coffee… and microplastic. In your coffee, bloodstream, and ocean.

Yep, I agree! Just saying I think that’s what the original question was about. Seems like an interesting question to ask.

I think the point they’re making is electric technology / batteries haven’t been very good until recently, so we’d have a lot fewer cars out there if we didn’t have fossils fuels in the first place since they can store more energy than batteries.

I’ve been using Trade for several years now. They’re awesome.

Same here. I’ve tried two so far. The first one was gross. The second was… coffee. Not good, not bad.

I usually order from Trade and most of the time what I get is excellent.

That’s not what he said at all.

I think that makes a lot of sense though. I think if he only discussed the nuance and complexity that people would assume these differences would be huge, and suddenly their coffee would start emitting rays of holy light or something.

It’s very complex, and it does make a difference, but in the end it is what is considered fine tuning by a lot of people. And once you understand that, then you can let your mind zoom into those details and it will no longer be fine tuning.

Actually, this violates that law.

Having experienced years of people giving me things to drink promising “this is like nothing you’ve tried before”, I was happy for it to ring true for once.

Hard disagree. I think Java is objectively bad.

I can give Rust to a completely inexperienced dev straight out if high school and they will be able to write a multi threaded program without data races since Rust was designed so that isn’t possible. That’s one example of many.

Even null is something the creator of null said was an objective mistake, and that concept is embedded into Java, while it doesn’t exist in Rust.

Learning Rust to the point where your code is correct is absolutely not hard at all, which is why it’s so bizarre when people create projects like this.

LMAO, Sublinks devs are so engrained in Java that they want to rewrite Rust in Java, and their survey they send is written in Office 365? They’re a meme.

The Java idea is absurd and shouldn’t be taken seriously.

I disagree with the Lemmy devs’ political views a great deal, but:

1. It’s open source so you can audit if they’re doing anything bad
2. Just fork it and improve if you have issues with the code they’re writing / features

Java is a horrible language. Nearly every developer I’ve talked to in the last several decades agrees, even previously hardcore Java devs. Please just stop.

Don’t use AI for writing code, at least not when you’re learning it.

Why? Am I not up to speed with something?

I’ve been adding long pepper to my coffee and it’s amazing. Going to experiment with adding olive oil too.

Ground long pepper. It’s delicious as fuck.

Watch some James Hoffman videos on YouTube about the basics. Then progress to everything else.

Awesome idea!

I don’t get it. One plant sends a warning to others - but what’s the action item here? Run away?

I saw some discussion on Reddit that implied that would be very hard or very different. If I recall correctly:

1. The ingredients aren’t the same
2. The way TWW mixes things means you get a reliable, even distribution of the ingredients. Mixing at home would be very hard to do at gallon sizes.
3. Gallon is too large for me - I prefer liter, and TWW offers liter sized packets. That makes it even more difficult for me to get a correct ingredient distribution.

But again, I might be misremembering something.