People argueing about regional differences in what is and isn't recyclable in different jurisdictions are kinda funny at some point. Elusive/Evasive actually.

Because they like to argue based on contemporary state of progress and process and well, about a state that incorporates anything from science to politics to whatever…

For example, where I live, we separate our waste, while its clear most of it is going to be burned in a cement factory anyway. Not perfect, but not an actual argument for or against recycling, right?

Good point! I also got that impression and that made this story feel shady and finally even boring, resulting in an empty aftershade, mentally.

However, taste modulates wildly.

Nice. Story and your writing style tell more about you as about Aaron.

IMHO, with the second paragraph, Aaron starts to fade into background. While you increasingly describe your character in-depth, but also more and more often seem to advert an urge to apologize for ... something. I wonder what that is!?

> seem to advert an urge to apologize for ... something. I wonder what that is!?

I'm not sure I would have a satisfactory answer for that one, I'm afraid. Thank you nonetheless!

Nice! I think a big part of the success-to-fail-ratio is Subitizing.

Interestingly, whenever I failed, the correct answer felt totally obvious - and I wonder how this observation relates to frame semantics theory?

And not being native english speaker (as you, reading my comment, may have noticed) makes this harder, but still an exciting game.

What is subitizing?

You now good old google, still, right?

Anyway: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subitizing

(We didn’t)

But who am I anyway? Everyone is free to do what they want.

Everyone is free to overcompensate, remunerate, juxtapose, aggravate, frustrate, vandalize, …

This reads as like the Author is awaiting a falsification of its statement(s): but the thing is: it was neither accidently created, nor is it the fastest CSV parser, for sure.

But I am too lazy, to proof or falsify that.

We are in post-factual age anway, right?

This is bad advice. The worst. Just bump up limits? Really?

Instead, find out why this happens, first.

Well, in this case I had no security concerns. As I pointed out in the article, the repo is very big and it contains tons of tests. My guess is that many of those tests generate files which eventually causes the process to reach the soft limit. I’ll do a part 2 with a follow up and see if this makes sense!

Oh no! What you describe is generally known as a 100% german trait.

You cannot steal it from us and relabel as british! No, Sir!

BTW: your examples stink.

From first to last one:

> Sarah: Built a fusion reactor at 16. Now? Debugging fintech payment systems.

Nice, but that fusion reactor? Where is it? Did she really accomplish something?

Btw: remaining examples are just as stupid as the first one.

Ideas are worth nothing. Even if they shine

Germany has multiple successful and innovative engineering companies, where engineers work for good wages.

>Where is it? Did she really accomplish something?

Building a fusion reactor is not that hard, although that example is probably hyperbole. Note that a fusion reactor is something totally different than a fusion reactor which outputs net energy.

IMHO totally unnecessary. Nuclear energy is superfluous, at least in Germany.

https://www.app.electricitymaps.com

How is it superfluous when half of Germany according to that source is powered by coal or gas (mostly coal)?

They're the second largest electricity importer of Europe. They're pulling the same shit as Belgium, shutting down their nuclear power plants and importing from France. Guess what France uses to generate electricity ?