Ubisoft has a person who’s job title is “Monetization Director”. Who’s being non-decent now?

OP did you write the blog post or are you reposting? I’m mostly asking because I’d like to get your opinion on this book:

https://selfhostbook.com/

Fuck Kevin O’Leary.

The only note taking app you’ll ever need, again.

Cure for this: start singing “Jessie’s Girl” by Rick Springfield. Works every time.

Emailing aside, how did the horse get into that position? Is he walking through a horse tunnel?

I humbly submit: https://www.amazon.com/History-Western-Philosophy-Bertrand-Russell/dp/1416554777/ref=asc_df_1416554777/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312669563714&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9994687081688973912&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1026339&hvtargid=pla-571103711685&psc=1

I’m US based. I’ve been to Mexico, Italy, and Ireland. I still feel like a dumb American that thanks of Europe like Disney land. Like it’s just a place to take vacations and not a place where hundreds of millions of people live and work and have complete lives.

I don’t feel well traveled at all.

Not only the quality of the late game in the original. But I remember really liking how combat was only one option and you could talk your way through most situations if you wanted or use stealth or some other option. Until a certain point in the game and it was like I had built my character around this aspect and all of a sudden in the late missions combat was the only option and I was just getting slaughtered and giving up.

Please don’t be first person only.

These are great write ups. Much appreciated.

Crazy awesome setup! I noticed you had an enphase inverter next to your electrical meter, I assume for solar panels. Would you mind giving details about that system? What size array do you have and how efficient has it been? How are you monitoring the solar systems output?

I couldn’t agree more, this is how they get you. One of the things I miss the most about being a student is access to software. Auto desk gives you completely free access to their entire catalog as long as you’re a student. A professional license for AutoCAD or Revit will set you back $2000 a year or more, every year. However, If you work for a company they will probably pick that up but if you’re a freelancer or even if you work for a small firm, that licensing fee can be really costly.

I graduated with a BS in electrical engineering in May of this year. We used Matlab in multiple courses in the program. We were encouraged to purchase the student version of Matlab. However, all three professors in the program were 100% ok with students using Octave or whatever software you wanted, as long as the work got done.

Your professor sounds like a dick.

Love that label on the UDM Pro (router).

Another symptom, every tutorial is a video now. I just want to read a quick 1 minute answer with no sound, not watch a 10 minute video and smash subscribe buttons.

The paper referenced in the article is available for free:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-023-01157-x