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@deprecated_ii Notice how the reasoning for the predominant idea is vague while what works is simple? Small teams of capable people who become familiar with a specific set of tools and processes and develop them further in the changing environment to fulfill the need of the customer works. If it didn't small software shops wouldn't be able to make anything until they had teams as large as the big companies.

@deprecated_ii That is an excellent summary of the situation. I've seen this happen all over the place and in different blends of individuals. The high performers are always carrying the team through to the finish line.

Talented developers are like artists because the best development is art. You can't force or pay someone to be good at it, and you can't program an AI to do it.

@susie The colored alcohol rule is not true. There are many factors which influence hangover intensity. It also depends on ABV of the drinks.

Get some sleep though. Try recounting in extreme detail everything that you will do tomorrow in order from the time you get up. It may help.

@UncleIroh @ButtWorldsMan lol Mehr Kuchen!

Divine Justice (A cooking channel)

Non-Ukraine war views/video: 1k-25k (There are hundreds of cooking videos)

Average Ukraine war views/video: 194k (there are only FOUR of pro-Ukraine videos)

24 hours ago they switched to pro-Ukrainian content and now they're racking up the views. I'm not kidding on this.
Their bio doesn't even mention their cooking content which is only 3 months old; so, it's not like they left for a year and decided to change channel direction.

Kings and Generals (a decent channel for all kinds of history):

Non-Ukraine war views/video: 150k-600k

Ukraine war views/video: 200k-500k
(rough ranges with napkin math)

William Spaniel (pre-Ukraine war, a channel about game theory and international diplomacy in abstract):

Pre-war views/video: 1.5k-5k

Ukraine war views/video: 600k-3M

Three videos appeared in my feed from channels that are perfectly fine on other matters. They now all have videos shilling hard for Ukraine:

@houseoftolstoy @Furgar I would not be surprised.

@Autumn There's an growing movement to replace lawns with gardens almost entirely; regardless of the motive, I think it's beneficial.

@Autumn Ice trays before they were made of a material flexible enough to manipulate the cubes out

@Autumn One man's creepy is another man's interest.

@TimeSpent A cosplay of a mimic. There's some irony there.

@Mommy @ButtWorldsMan Lol
I will always here TFM saying "Wondah womah!" when I see her.

@VD15 In my experience, you're better off saving for a decent battery backup with surge built in.

@lain It's a helpful system when you have more gradation between the states of satisfaction, and not fit for all applications. In cases of food delivery, a thumb up, a thumb down, or just a check mark for "satisfactory" with a comment box would be better.

@Shlomo Even supposing that every government is after him, why was it after only this specific sensitive data being released that he was arrested, or was it just coincidence?

I'm also not saying that "Russia hasn't had their facilities destroyed yet; therefore it will never happen."

Obviously, Russia could allow their critical infrastructure to be bombed, but they might also not.

Given all that is happening, I don't see why their present actions indicate so strongly that they are simply going to allow it. What am I missing? It is my inexperience with geopolitics? Do I rely to heavily on what is happening vs looking forward to what is implied by actions?

@susie Same. I've done it many times.