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If you got the time, I find it incredibly satisfying to spend time to fix just one little thing in the house, (like a creaking door for example). Then, every time I use that thing, it reminds me of that success.

Even if it's just one simple fix out of the dozens of broken things, it still feels good! Also, friends may help with fixing the house 😉

Yeah, that one is just a melting dumpster... slushy?

Yup! But this guy is a pro-highway/anti-public-transport urban expansionist.

With the bad planning (read here populist tax cuts), he currently has water/sewers issues such that most of the city cannot be densified, amplifying the local housing crisis.

This small city has worse traffic condition than the province capital on the other side of the river!

I only got diagnosed because I was at the hospital for something else, and the local specialist noticed something was off with my behaviour. (I was there for a little while, to be fair.)

As an adult, navigating anything administrative is a nightmare.

Hehe, that's just a fun thing I noticed 😉

• New York

I had a colleague code a FFT algorithm in Excel because that was the only deployment tool the customer would be allowed to use...

What if the sponsor is the blanket university funding for a professor's research? It may have some bias, but there is no steak in the actual result.

I expect to see "these results call for more research on the topic", but that's pretty much it.

That explains narwhals 🦄

Poynting vector points towards the direction energy is going, if I recall correctly.

Petition to rename the common words: boyling water, poynting towards things, and heavi weights.

I didn't know of other type of oxides that eat into the metal like rust does...

But it's true that a "rusted crown" implies that it is iron-based, so the cantrip should work!