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The tar pit of cable-tv news. but here we are. what -- what -- what is your understanding of what happened today? >> yeah. you expect me to decipher this for you, chris. >> well, it's your job, senator. this is what you do for a living. >> so, listen. i -- i think you were getting it right, near the end of that monologue. in that, listen. the bottom line is, are we making a difference in people's lives? and you are not, if you aren't solving the climate crisis. you can build all the infrastructure you want. but if the planet is on fire, it's not going to do much good, 20-30 years from now. sim...

Spring, traditionally seen as the season of new beginnings is feeling especially energizing this year. With social life slowly getting back to what we...

Dark Created: 2020-11-01 Reading time: ~19 minutes A while ago, I’ve been working on a very large codebase that consisted of a few million lines of code. Large systems are usually a big mess and this one was no exception. Since this is a rather common problem in software engineering, I thought the internet would be littered with stories about this topic. There is a lot of talk about software carpentry, while software maintenance is rarely debated. Either large programs are being maintained by dark matter developers or nobody thinks that writing stories about large systems are interesting en...

This, the obvious, and trying to fix it. for once, americans are coming home from a middle eastern tar pit rather than staying forever, and we ought to be celebrating that. across the country, people are, but in washington, people are apoplectic. they are telling us we are not allowed to leave syria, it's immoral, they say. it's a betrayal. not a betrayal of americans, that wouldn't be a problem here in washington. it happens here every day. it's much worse than that. it's a betrayal of an ethnic group in the mountainous parts of southwest asia called the kurds. what exactly do the people on t...

By cutting them in on oil and gas deals. i mean, well before this current scandal, i was writing this freaking book in part how russia created a lay bray i can't tar pit of ukraine in a way that's handy to them. any politician that brushes up against that mess they have deliberately created there, even if that politician has brushed up against it because they're trying to clean it up, those politicians can be called corrupt. they can be prosecuted because look at their proximity. before paul manafort it became donald trump's campaign chairman in 2016, running those kinds of operations against ...