You are hard to underestimate.

I use to have that as teen after a “firework accident”. It fade year after year, now it don’t bother me anymore.

Some friends had the ti89. It has basically the same features. The ti92/V200 screens are larger, and have a full qwerty keyboard which make them much user firendly, but as I remember, firmware were similar.

Yep, that one. But if you don’t use it everyday, you quickly forgot how it works ;)

I got a V200, the successor of ti92. Best device ever, so much power in that brick. I never found something equivalent on computer, except maybe wolfram alpha.

I’m just sad I never had to really use it in my work. Only time it could have been useful, it was dead 😥.

Especially when the API is shit

Yep, most of tracks were already available on “various” sources, but this time they directly scraped the whole Spotify database.

It’s really nice from them to backup Spotify database on a distributed system, and for free ! This ensure Spotify business won’t be endanger in case of critical hardware failure.

Yes, OP, your are rich. Not super rich, but clearly in upper class.

“Say you own 2 houses”. I’m in top 10% revenue in my country and I don’t even finished to pay for my 1st one. And I’m now regularly doing thing that I watched on TV as a kid thinking “Whoa, I wish I could do this ! but only rich people can :(…”

That’s not how cardinality works when dealing with infinite. For ex, there are the same number of prime number than number of integer. Yes, there are many non prime inter between 2 prime integer, but as long as you can “count” them, they have the same cardinality, which is called “aleph 0”.

But you cannot “count” real number. There are actually more real between 0 and 1 than there are interger. This value is called “aleph 1”.

Yes, there is also aleph 2, aleph 3,… There is not a single “infinite”, but there are several one that don’t have the same size.

Have a look to Hilbert’s hotel paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert’s_paradox_of_the_Grand_Hotel

She did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alicia_Boole_Stott

“Napoléon Mange Allègrement Six Poulet Sans Claquer d’Argent” and “Lise Beche Bien Chez Notre Oncle Firmain Nector” I let you translate it. Lines 2 and 3 of periodic table.

• order food
• Hear a number
• take my food
• back to car, it’s not mine
• fuck off, I’m too lazy to go change my order
• some dude is still waiting for It’s order while you write this post

I watch it yesterday with my daughter. I actually loved it.

Now it’s stuck on my playlist betweew “best of 2000s nightcore”, “Vivaldi the 4 seasons” and “DragonForce”.

Spotify bots struggle a bit to profile me.

School is the only place where we don’t expect you to be productive. It’s the only place where people spend time and money only for you, without expecting something in return. It’s the only place where we want you to think by yourself and not just be a workforce on a product line.

Think about this next time you’ll learn that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

Hi,

I think you may have a look to @BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today comment in this thread as he depict very well the choice you currently face.

You may also ask yourself how much important is your job for you. Some people don’t really care about their job. They see it just as a way to have money and enjoy their life through leisure activities, friends, family. They can do anything as long as it pay. Some people (like me) really need to enjoy their job. I need technical challenge and I couldn’t work in finance, politic, management, administrative, etc… even with better pay. So, do you think you can handle working on a field that’s just “meh…” and enjoy you life outside your job. Or do you think job is really an important part of your life.

Regarding your parents, they will be proud of you whatever you do as long as you are happy. So, don’t try to make THEM happy. Try to make YOU happy. And, you are not stuck in a field for you whole life. You can do a job that pay well at the beginning, and then reorient to a lower paid, but more interesting job. Reorientation is not easy, but it’s doable. Lot of people work 10 year in a stressed well paid field, to switch to raising goats in the wild when they turn 35/40yo.

Life is not a sprint. It’s a marathon. Hope this help.

Too bad. Do you think taking another degree would have been more usefull ?

What are the things you wished someone would have told you 20 years ago?

That diploma doesn’t decide for the rest of your life. They (teachers, familly, etc…) put so much pressure on me to choose the “right” path that I was afraid of screwing my entire life if I didn’t took the right options at school. In the end, diploma choose for the first 5/10 years max. Then, it’s up to you to drive your own life.

Well, I’ll try not to say they are the doomed generation 😅.

Do you also have that reflex to do Ctrl+z when you screw something in real life ? Like, you broke a glass, Ctrl+z. Oh shit, doesn’t works…

Travel un time. But only toward future. And at a time scale of 1.