At one point I had my partner scream "breakpoint" and recorded it, it then played from my ide whenever a breakpoint was hit so I would swap back to that workspace and continue working.
But it got extremely annoying within a few days as you could imagine
I found this too, I checked the top posts and it seemed as people were almost unanimously incorrect. These were likely "good" predictions too, it just shows how much of it is guesswork I suppose.
I love fasting and typically I have one meal and fast for 22 hours a day, but please be careful with multi day fasting.
I drink a lot of water and on two occasions on 60 hour fasts I passed out cold, falling to the ground and chipping one of my front teeth in the process, but it could have ended much worse.
I eventually figured out I was not consuming enough electrolytes relative to my water consumption, I still recommend long term fasts but please do more research than I did and be careful.
I have kept that chip in my tooth to this day to remind me my naivety and how lucky I was.
I've lived in Amsterdam for 2 years now, and whilst the "fear" of the cyclists has long worn off, there is still considerable inconvenience as a pedestrian. Many busy areas have a pavement only wide enough for 1 or 2 people at a time, meaning you constantly have to walk in the road and compete with the cars and bikes. It can be really quite unpleasant.
That being said in order to maintain the beautiful traditional architecture and layout of the city centre sacrifices must be made, and as a cyclist I also feel the pain of being blocked by pedestrians. Everyone suffers a little bit, which from what I've heard seems to be a dominant Dutch political philosophy reflected in its coalition governments.
It's interesting I actually made a similar version of this called "quantum immortal minesweeper" in which upon clicking a bomb it would check whether or not you could calculate the bomb was there, if you could not, it would change the position of the bomb to another possible location.
People ended up being confused by this idea, so I instead made a button that they could click if they thought it was not possible to figure out the next mine. It's a little bit janky but if anyone is interested you can check it out here: qims.greg-mitten.dev
That is not true, cryptocurrencies do not necessarily have to be decentralised.
Although I suppose that depends on your definition, but then you would be disqualifying something like XRP from being a cryptocurrency. Which people generally agree is.
But it got extremely annoying within a few days as you could imagine