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And that's the crux!

This makes me realise that the amount of wind affects the number of viable leaves.

WarGames (1983)

It's a Breakout clone. I mean that's what they're generally called in case you did not already know this.

I don't really understand any of the maths in this article, and spent ten minutes at the beginning trying to remember/rediscover what little-o is (I'm familiar with big-O, but not little-o), but this is absolutely one of the best things I have read in a very long time.

I can't quite work out whether the author is demonstrating comedy, is having a hysteria from a breakdown, or if it's something in between, but it completely captures the feeling at the moment of being usurped and out-gunned by AI tooling as a knowledge worker.

It's the Zoolander feature.

Have you tried the free models on OpenCode Zen?

I believe he also made his own career disappear.

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You don't understand how low resolution my screen is. That's seventeen rotations of the mouse wheel.

It did make me laugh. I read the whole article envisaging some sort of mini holodeck only to get to the final reveal image at the end.

Crazy, I hadn't appreciated that.

So:

  Fn-Left = scroll to top
  Fn-Right = scroll to bottom
  Fn-Up = scroll page up
  Fn-Down = scroll page down

  ⌘-Up = cursor to top
  ⌘-Down = cursor to bottom
  ⌘-Left = cursor to start of line
  ⌘-Right = cursor to end of line

You know I have literally never noticed that, but you're right. The carriage slides over to the right, leaving the levels to hit the left side of the paper.

I've kinda got used to Fn-Left and Fn-Right for home and end now. It has taken a very long time though.