or allegedly I suppose ... it was on the news I think.

oh! I wonder if this contractor is the entity that paid off all those gambling debts?! did we ever learn who was behind those mysterious payments he collected?

soooooo... almost exactly like his confirmation hearing? weird.

not bowing to kiss the ring?! the nerve! 😍

oooo... I just watched the first two seasons then needed to know what happened so badly I read the rest of the published Manga.

While I really wish there was a quality romance plot, this was really enjoyable.

I'll definitely follow this game :)

That's why I joined Peter Explains the Joke on reddit. old.reddit.com/r/PeterExpla... super valuable service.

that can't be real... can it?

Is there an "Idaho" in the middle east somewhere and I'm misreading? Is it common for the US to allow foreign nations to have "air bases" on US soil?

I'm confused. Google really seems to be filled with AI right now because there's no way this could be real right?!

I'm sure if you scroll through their comments there will be commensurate outrage at the Grand Theft Auto "get your money back from a hooker" feature. Any day now... maybe scroll a little further back? Weird... maybe they said it about GTA4?

The White House official response is going to be "LOL ... He died like a week ago"

Looks like he might have a pretty solid case of "the computer doesn't know WTF to put there so it made it up"

This is like that time he drew on a weather amp with a sharpie.

Eventually you fill your dungeon with increasingly complex death traps, automated loot collection systems, bio-disposal, undead minion, kidnapped villagers, etc...

Basically becoming a dark lord of evil in the name of expanding your cozy small business, supplying adventurers on the road to peril...

By digging it out and releasing a few giant rats, you discover adventurers will shop in your store if the dungeon is sufficiently perilous.

You get to upgrade your shop.

You also discover that adventurers who don't make it, drop loot in your dungeon...

... By Quan Mills

My favorite time of year!

I thought it was a recreation of this recent take on a classic...

I've recently really enjoyed Chip Hyuen's AI Engineering.

ANY recommendations for industry leading software engineering or business books that have transformed your outlook or professional practice very much appreciated...

What are some of the most transformative books you know about the business and practice of software engineering?

What have you read that has changed the way you think about building software?

My number one is probably Accelerate, followed by Software engineering at Google, then Clean Architecture.