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I have a graduate degree in statistics and use it heavily in my job. I always tell people that mathematicians study math, but statisticians just use math the study data.

And DuckDb for columnar data storage

This article mentions "writing by hand" but I've gotten a lot of value out of using project specific markdown files for keeping track of project info, logging discussions and decisions, and generally keeping a small knowledge base. These have been wildly useful for remembering small details and project histories, and if you sync them between devices, you always have access to your project notes!

Just in case, I have to share this great explanation of the term "everything is a file": https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/141016/a-laymans-explanation-for-everything-is-a-file-what-differs-from-windows#141020

This really helped clear things up for me, the main idea is that everything is represented by the filesystem, so you can use the same file-manipulation tools on a ton of systems.

Honestly, I'm fine if it takes time to get the game right. Hopefully it's good on the steam deck like their first game was.

due to the system’s large-capacity, low-performance storage structure, no external backups were maintained

Oh man, thats terrifying. Critical systems running without a backup

This is wonderful! I'll have to look back through the last 35 years

Tremors 1 seems like it set out to be a B movie creature-feature, but had such good dialogue and acting that it overshot the mark.

When my partner was in med school, the solution was Anki flashcards. Often right before bed or first thing in the morning. It was just so many flashcards, because there are so many medical terms, but it worked!