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Time for another bookshelf I guess

Stockrocker Give him a break mate, dude just wants to get his property sold 🤣

No one here to tell me off for using the wrong board

how likely is it that something we think of as inconsequential to the industrial age (pen+paper) turns out to be the key to everything?

David Scutt 😂 The obsession with getting rate cuts in this country is bordering on absurd, particularly when the real cash rate is 1.85% max (if using the 2.5% target midpoint) and real potential growth is 2%-plus pa.

60 growth / 40 $fartcoin

LMAOO

"It's a supply issue"

Some good work being done here. For #HPC friends, in the long term it’s likely to lessen how pedantic we need to be with thread pinning

50:1 leverage, Aussie housing funded by the govt, what could possibly go wrong

out with graphql, in with mcp

This is 1970 The extent to which Ozzy and Sabbath was a rift in time is insane. I can't imagine what it must have been like to have heard this for the first time after just listening to Yellow Submarine

she was self-taught via khan academy, homeschooled, and had finished calculus at age 11. wow the internet creates the opportunity for such miracles. Thanks to Sal Khan, and the continued work of others who are democratizing knowledge

This 82 year old man enjoys his heavy metal the proper way. Owen Brown passed away five years after this recording on August 14, 2013, at the age of 87.

Risk of Ruin podcast series is universally great. This episode in particular if you're interested in sports betting or just gambling in general. I don't want to spoil anything so won't go into details. Give it a listen.

Good to be aware of if you have extremely large applications. Amazing that there are JVM applications where 750k methods are compiled by the JIT. "with JDK 25 it takes 8 hours to warm up this application ... as JDK 21 could do in 1 hour"

Thank you Albo