My Programming Bible!!!

Yeh, just the thought of module bugs and npm makes my skin crawl...

Or you have just implemented a seriously inefficient compiler

It's still PHP!

Ok, i need to do this... Also his commits are quite consistent!

I hate people who interupt what I am doing, just to fix a bug like that... Come on if your taking CS you should how to read error messages and understand the syntax of the language!

...And that's just the DevEnv install

Hey good salad is the BEST. Not a vegen, I love a good stake more than the next guy. But sometimes there is nothing better than a nice salad with olives and feta cheese covered in honey mustard dressing (Also cut up fried chicken mixed in is always a plus).

What about Microsoft Expression Web?

My friends! Oh holy rubber duck tell me how to fix my most horrible bugs.

Now why does that sound familiar....

Back in my day... We had to work hard to get a dependency to work, it could take hours of work just to get the simplest module working. You had to use your skills as a programmer, while also having the will to read through random forum posts with no conclusion on how to fix your problem.

@codebuddha there is always an xkcd https://xkcd.com/371/

Don't their web devs understand <noscript> tags?

More like "When Do We Want It?", AI responds "btkpT54CFx". Then the amateur AI enthusiast curses himself for not understanding this thing called "tokenization" or "GloVe"?

Build a graph out of it, connecting past movies to future movies that do not overlap. Then apply https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... to it, should give you the best path. I also suggest writing some pruning rules instead of just using a naively generate graph (to speed up search).

If you have a time limit which you cannot have your program exceed and dij.. is not enough. i suggest hierarchical path finding. However that is not optimal.

Your all forgetting if you have one on your home network they crush any non-apple devices.

Nah i would call my son 1060. Perfect balance between price and performance.