Ohh, that makes sense. When I read "brown bread" I think whole grain, not toast, so I didn't make that connection.
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That becomes more of a philosophical exercise: If a disaster occurs in Alaska when no one is there to experience it, is it still a disaster?
Should I feel proud or embarrassed that I have no clue what "your kids are brown bread" means?
To be fair, it is also a huge state, with a lot of surface area. So it's not unreasonable that they catch more natural disasters than a tiny state.
What is unreasonable is that it's handled terribly every time. You'd think all those disasters would eventually gain them some experience.
Makes sense. You don't get high off your own supply. Norway is all about electric vehicles, too.
A man has been killed after opening fire at a U.S. Border Patrol Facility in Texas, authorities say.
Lone Wolf type attacks do have a much lower chance of being discovered, but that doesn't change that just running at a group of armed agents is dumb. Planting a bomb or sniping them at a distance seems like something with a higher chance of success. Or even a suicide vest, since surviving certainly wasn't a goal for the guy.
If you're already breaking up over text, you probably aren't in a position to worry much about how they interpret your typography. And if they haven't noticed how you normally write there's even less reason to worry about it.
I think she may have forgotten about the felony she probably racked up by sneaking back in after being deported.
Beat me to it by 30 minutes
It's okay! There are no hurricanes in the forecast ever since we stopped forecasting them, so everything is fine.
There's less and less reason to do it (and it's never 5). On systems without floating point you might want to round it a bit, but only if the specific thing you're doing allows it, and even then you're more likely to do a fixed-point approach by using e.g. 314 and dividing by 100 later, or adjusting that value a bit so you can divide by 128 via bitshift if you're on a chip where division is expensive. However, in 2025 you almost certainly should have picked a chip with an FPU if you're doing trigonometry.
And while rounding pi to 3 or 4 is certainly just a meme, there are other approximations which are used, like small-angle approximations, where things like sin(x) can be simplified to just x for a sufficiently small x.
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Is it still a DEI hire if it's also a glass cliff?