The real dark forest is not the fear of alien species but because the species that think like that wipe themselves out long before any interstellar travel is possible

As a side note game theory don't dictate to genocide everything under your eyes, but to be cooperative at first then react in kind to other's kind

I for one am disappointed that it took 500 years for people to acknowledge that the most important consideration when choosing a map is its emotional impact on the people of Africa.

In the example, I notice that only the original answer explain what is the issue. In this specific case it may be trivial, but I prefer to read something too verbose that explain things than just following instructions blindly (especially if it's for telling twice in a row to open the same file at the same line :D.

But it's much more important that a cancer drug become cheap and readily available than any "youth adult" novel slop

I think that even for a shopping list from the hand of Tolkien they would give publishing rights only to big editors

That was not the impression I got from the Tolkien Estate and Oxford University Press when I asked.

Wow that's nice ! I especially like that you clearly explain the tradeoffs.

One surprised me though:

> No pressure sensor. There’s no barometric altimeter, so climbing is derived from elevation baked into the map tiles rather than measured — total ascent is an estimate.

The gps from the device do not provide the altitude or is it not precise enough ?

It's as insane as this post' article

There is so much exposure to programming now that it would be difficult to attribute any outcome to scratch or anything else

Unfortunately your eyes cannot integrate light for 10 or 20 seconds. The pictures you see are stacking several pictures, each several seconds long. Then there is the astrophotography processing with darks, offsets and flatfields. And to finish some classical photoshop-like processing to make the contrast and the colors pop

In my knowledge there are several open source telescopes, and it's the same for all other parts, but I have yet to see a "all-in-one" design