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This is the index for the four programming puzzle problems on this site. Each one has language-specific solutions in JavaScript, Java, Python, or Go — pick the variant that matches what you’re working in. Every solution is tested, runs...
Nau mai,Yesterday I flew from Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa, to New York, New York. The blog is back! And in a shorter, time-saving format, with fewer words on the page to worry about. If you are worrying about value, don’t! You will receive...
I got married to Max 3 years ago today and never shared photos?! I did write a comic about it though… Go read that maybe?~ https://www.ohjoysextoy.com/i-got-married-jey-pawlik/ (it’s SFW) I also just posted a behind the scenes of this...
WWDC26 is almost here, and on this jam-packed episode of Connected, we each made a set of predictions about what Apple will show off next week. We also changed the Bill of Rickies again.
It was a good reading month with lots of 4-star reads, but Joss Whedon's Astonished X-Men finally X-tinguished my enthusiasm for X-Men The post Reading Roundup: May 2026 appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.
Northeastern Washington doesn’t have famous mountains, but it’s far from flat. I spent a peaceful night last month in the Kettle River Range, a wooded crest that parallels the Columbia as it flows south from Canada. The Kettles aren’t...
A well-thought-out statement. One thing I like about it is that it is not in any way anti-AI; the declaration merely says that, as with any other piece of technology, we should use it in ways that serve science, scientists, and humanity...
I’ve never seen anything that tickled the gambler in me like this game. My best score is 0.14% (yet) Update: I just hit 0.04%.
It started with “I’ll just extend one more hour,” now, you’ve been sleeping consistently at 6 AM. It used to be, “I’ll just do this this week,” now, it has been a month. It starts with an hour that slips by, then you realize you actually...
My husband had some things going on at lunch time. He enjoys making lunch for me during the work week, and in his absence I lean...
Yesterday’s post on novelty, difficulty, and ego in photography sparked some discussion on DPR that wandered off in a direction that I hadn’t anticipated and that was interesting to me. It amounts to a division of the word difficulty...
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