Vitor
@vitorvanacor.bsky.social
Pro player de Gartic Phone 🤙
De cada um, conforme sua possibilidade; para cada um, conforme sua necessidade. Ele/dele
https://indieweb.social/@vitorvanacor
De cada um, conforme sua possibilidade; para cada um, conforme sua necessidade. Ele/dele
https://indieweb.social/@vitorvanacor
meus preferidos são quando trocam a palavra errada. tipo trocar "black" por período ("Week Friday"), ou "friday" por uma cor ("Black Pink")
November 28, 2025 at 5:37 PM
meus preferidos são quando trocam a palavra errada. tipo trocar "black" por período ("Week Friday"), ou "friday" por uma cor ("Black Pink")
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Code that runs is not code that runs properly. Or is maintainable.
Sometimes code that runs is worse than code that does not.
What programmers do is not "create code", but solve problems. You don't understand the problem you're solving and however well-formed your code is it is still bad.
Sometimes code that runs is worse than code that does not.
What programmers do is not "create code", but solve problems. You don't understand the problem you're solving and however well-formed your code is it is still bad.
November 25, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Code that runs is not code that runs properly. Or is maintainable.
Sometimes code that runs is worse than code that does not.
What programmers do is not "create code", but solve problems. You don't understand the problem you're solving and however well-formed your code is it is still bad.
Sometimes code that runs is worse than code that does not.
What programmers do is not "create code", but solve problems. You don't understand the problem you're solving and however well-formed your code is it is still bad.
what do you understand as "sovereignty"? To me, it's "an external actor (e.g. USA) doesn't control my stuff and if they fuck up we're not as fucked" which of course is good for people.
Agree with OP sentiment tho that "open" is a better form of sovereignty than "closed but ours"
Agree with OP sentiment tho that "open" is a better form of sovereignty than "closed but ours"
November 27, 2025 at 11:25 AM
what do you understand as "sovereignty"? To me, it's "an external actor (e.g. USA) doesn't control my stuff and if they fuck up we're not as fucked" which of course is good for people.
Agree with OP sentiment tho that "open" is a better form of sovereignty than "closed but ours"
Agree with OP sentiment tho that "open" is a better form of sovereignty than "closed but ours"
The "making meth" isn't the biggest problem, IMO. The big problems were: 1. He was lying and hiding important things from her, she would obviously be upset. 2. He was selfishly putting her and their kids in extreme danger
November 21, 2025 at 7:09 PM
The "making meth" isn't the biggest problem, IMO. The big problems were: 1. He was lying and hiding important things from her, she would obviously be upset. 2. He was selfishly putting her and their kids in extreme danger
Yeah, she wasn't even actually "annoying". She was acting very rationally given the situation. Walt was acting weird and hiding something important from her. It's ridiculous to expect her to "be cool" when she had to endure his obvious lies every single fucking day
November 21, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Yeah, she wasn't even actually "annoying". She was acting very rationally given the situation. Walt was acting weird and hiding something important from her. It's ridiculous to expect her to "be cool" when she had to endure his obvious lies every single fucking day
importante: tem que esquecer na caneca! não pode ser na térmica!
November 19, 2025 at 7:26 PM
importante: tem que esquecer na caneca! não pode ser na térmica!
não joguei, pretendo. mas acho muito massa esse consenso anti-spoiler que geral respeita. Só fala muito bem e diz "só joga, confia", sem dar nenhuma "pista"
November 17, 2025 at 2:29 PM
não joguei, pretendo. mas acho muito massa esse consenso anti-spoiler que geral respeita. Só fala muito bem e diz "só joga, confia", sem dar nenhuma "pista"
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how did i go so long not knowing we were literally teaching people to read wrong. i knew something wasn't right but jesus christ www.apmreports.org/episode/2019...
How a flawed idea is teaching millions of kids to be poor readers
For decades, schools have taught children the strategies of struggling readers, using a theory about reading that cognitive scientists have repeatedly debunked. And many teachers and parents don't kno...
www.apmreports.org
November 11, 2025 at 6:18 PM
how did i go so long not knowing we were literally teaching people to read wrong. i knew something wasn't right but jesus christ www.apmreports.org/episode/2019...
é o dia rosa preto ué
November 6, 2025 at 3:29 AM
é o dia rosa preto ué
eu não vi o do Fantástico, só do MythBusters, e se não me engano a conclusão era que andar rápido até molhava mais "por segundo" mas uma diferença minúscula. Importa muito mais o tempo que tu fica na chuva. Aí andar rápido obviamente é melhor, porque fica menos tempo
November 5, 2025 at 2:04 PM
eu não vi o do Fantástico, só do MythBusters, e se não me engano a conclusão era que andar rápido até molhava mais "por segundo" mas uma diferença minúscula. Importa muito mais o tempo que tu fica na chuva. Aí andar rápido obviamente é melhor, porque fica menos tempo