@dansup Only half joking with this one 😂😉

@GTechene non c'est les tours d'habitation à Olympiades. Mais bon la direction est cohérente...

Hello and welcome to this week's recipe! I love running a recipe website.

When I was young, my grandma used to take me to the local market on a Saturday.

I used to love the smell of the freshly baked bread from the baker's stall.

I can clearly remember the different loaves that were available, and how the baker would often give me a hot cross bun for free at Easter time. I think that he fancied me a bit.

Sadly, my grandma is no longer with us, but every so often, I make this recipe in memory of her and the lovely times that I had with her.

Perhaps you will make it too, and experience a deep connection with a loved one.

Pop some bread in the toaster, turn it on, and wait until it pops.

Tried this yourself? Please leave a comment below.

@adamgreenfield The continuation of the wealthy, manipulating the masses into subjugated subservience, via extraneous metrics developed to benefit them more, instead of you/us/99%, is the system that needs to be uprooted.

This can be done by pursuing individual proficiency ranges, earlier in developmental stages, not only through making Behavioral Science core education, but applying a more integrated hardware equation in the behavioral range process.

We have the tech to better target character trait data, through professions like #bioinformatics, that can be effectively integrated into educational curriculum. This averts distal abuses, like #TechBros and #FossilFuels #Oligarchy keeping too many from their inherent value ranges, and substantiates a more persistent, malleable, reliable infrastructure in human systems, and therefore better affecting overlapping ecosystems that ultimately cycle/feedback to us.

RE: https://mamot.fr/@corpsmoderne/117175537873896054

Pour vrai, si quelqu'un sait ce que c'est... à priori c'est Paris 13ième / bordure Ivry ? Les arbres qu'on voit sur la photo c'est le cimetière parisien d'Ivry et les tours c'est le 13ieme / Olympiade.
Edit: c'est pris depuis le Kremlin-Bicêtre, c'est pas dur l'étoile en haut à gauche c'est l'étoile polaire donc ça vise quasi-plein nord 😅

#paris #paris13

@corpsmoderne L'orientation par rapport à la BNF me fait penser à Bercy

@dwardoric A couple of years later, I was working on a Smalltalk environment that used the Objective-C runtime so it could interoperate at the method level with Objective-C.

It had a JIT compiler, a thing I called a ‘just too late compiler’ (which did ahead-of-time compilation of a program when it exited so you had a native version when you started it next time that you could subsequently patch with new changes). And a slow AST interpreter that was mostly there for debugging.

I was using it to write a couple of desktop apps and didn’t notice for a couple of months that a build of the compilers had failed and I had been using the interpreter all of the time. That was one of my ‘computers are really fast now’ moments.

The other was when I was writing my third (I think, might have been the second) book. The publishers’ ePub was not good on the previous one, so I wrote my own tool to parse my LaTeX, build a tree, do a bunch of transforms, and emit HTML. I wrote it in Objective-C, but in a very high-level style with no thought to efficiency, thinking that I would optimise it later. The first time I ran it over the entire book, it took 250ms. And a big chunk of that was library load time.

Batman? Ou un coeur de RBMK à l'air libre ? En tous cas c'est chiant 😤