Looking back at the time when theo the clown heard how flutter uses skia (a game engine) and just said "flutter is a game engine"

Like dude, it's a reactive programming framework that lets you manipulate UI based on state changes. And it just happens to use that game engine to draw the UI on screen.

Dying for fun tho

Here you have Sam Altman saying when the AI bubble bursts government will bail them out. So basically the whole AI business or at least a huge part of it will go bankrupt.

Atp I am confused because how tf are they going to maintain it. Are they just going to layoff everyone? If that's their game plan we are COOKED.

Like, look at this guy talking about "financial crises"

This doesn't sound good at all. It will probably be like the 1930s depression, not even a recession, rather a depression. And that is soo bad.

Reminder.

Yes, Dart uses an event loop to enable asynchronous programming. This is a core part of the Dart programming language and is fundamental to how asynchronous operations are handled.

▎Event Loop in Dart

1. Single-threaded Model: Dart's event loop operates on a single thread. This means that Dart can handle many operations concurrently without the complexity of multi-threading.

2. Asynchronous Programming: Dart provides Future and Stream classes to handle asynchronous operations. A Future represents a value that may not be available yet but will be at some point in the future, while a Stream is used for handling a sequence of asynchronous events.

3. Event Loop Mechanism: When an asynchronous operation is initiated (like an HTTP request), it runs in the background. Once the operation completes, a callback function is queued in the event loop. The event loop continuously checks this queue and executes the callbacks when the main execution stack is empty.

4. async and await Keywords: Dart provides async and await keywords to simplify working with asynchronous code. You can mark a function as async, and within that function, you can use await to pause execution until a Future completes, making the code easier to read and maintain.

▎Flutter and the Event Loop

Flutter, which is built using Dart, also relies on this event loop mechanism. It allows Flutter applications to remain responsive by handling user input, animations, and other events asynchronously. Flutter's framework is designed around the event-driven model, where UI updates and user interactions are processed through the event loop.

So this real estate sells a 23 square meters shop at 2.5 million.

How far our money has fallen to be honest. Truly how much it has lost its value!

Thy deeds, though humble or grand, have wrought honor upon thee and upon our company. As the sun setteth upon the toil of days past, take thy rightful ease. Unlace thy armor, lay down thy burdens, and grant thyself the reward thou hast earned.

Happy Saturday

this game was a massacre. I had the lower hand and was almost about to lose, but then teh computer made a couple of very costly blunders, which lost him his queen and rook, after that I just dominated

So yeah, sometimes when things look hopeless, when it all seems over just hang on a little bit. Just a lil bit more. You may actually turn it all around and win. This isn't just about chess, it's also true about life.

I was randomly thinking about breaking bad today. You know how Walted was a miserable man. He gets an insane amount of money, he can't tell people tho. Then his wife doesn't approve of him, his son thinks he is evil, and didn't forgive him till the end of the show. Will he forgive him after that, when those couple give him his dads money for college? That's up for debate. But let's say he did. So the money is what he requires to forgive his father? If so then that goes to show, that a man's life in this world is a life of burden. Of carrying others, and only then will they like you. Is that it? Maybe his son would realize, his father did those bad things, so that he won't be in trouble, not go through suffering when he needs financial help. Maybe that will teach him his father's love?

Then there is his wife. She never approved of his methods. She was not grateful for what he did. Now you could say, he did evil things to get the money. But what if he didn't? He would have died a poor man, with nothing to leave for his family, except debt from the medical bills. So she could have realized this and, at least, tried not to be annoying about it. Tried not to sleep with another man, just to get to him. And, I can't blame her to be mad that her husband did bad things. I'm just mad at her for being annoying and ungrateful. And what I am now realizing is, it is better for a man that his wife supports whatever he does. Whether it's good or bad, it's better for him to have a partner who stands with him, for his sake. I mean hear me out, they could go to hell for that. At least if she could change him to doing something good, without being obnoxious and ungrateful, that would be a plus. But, overall, for the man's sake, it would be better if she just approved whatever he does and not questioned it. Because if she questions it, 8 times out of 10 she will ne a thorn on his sides for life, and who wants that, right?