When you say "I don't need X because I'm not pregnant" it looks like a contradiction when you say "I should avoid X even though I'm not pregnant". There are specific reasons purely because of a person being pregnant that they should avoid or consume certain matter, so I see the blanket statement as overly simplistic (but not wildly outrageous).

When we had our recent child we avoided everything that had any chance of a negative impact (and it's easy to do when the pregnant person is a knowledgeable nurse who takes care of pregnant mothers every day). Why take a chance, but it's really "Why should a pregnant person take a chance?".

Is there a way to view the full paper? I'm curious if they properly isolated for people who are also overweight (the kind of people who would consume this artificial sweetener).

This looks like the old logo died, laying in a pool of blood. I would like to imagine that they may be subtly acknowledging the end, or at least the art director is.

# grep search the current directory
function lg() {
  ls -alt | grep $1
}

Is this already in a crate? I'd be happy to change over from rusqlite to limbo, at least for the async functionality.

I've wanted to get back into Elite Dangerous but I wasn't even aware that it was an MMO. What am I missing?

I'm hoping we don't have to, but the only example I saw utilizes unsafe code.

Must we write unsafe code to use Rust in NGINX?

I spent a couple months creating a modular wave function collapse library that solves any kind of constraint problem where you can specify the collapse algorithm to match the problem. It's domain-independent since it uses generic "nodes" (graph nodes that can be of any predefined state) that have relationships with other nodes.

There are a few examples, so please feel free to experiment. If you can answer the questions listed out in the readme's Usage section, you'll have no trouble following an example similar to your problem's domain.

https://github.com/AustinHellerRepo/WaveFunctionCollapse

https://crates.io/crates/wave-function-collapse

This is very interesting. Are there similar options for Unity?

That's awesome! What are your thoughts on keeping the colors of your face as they naturally are and as the GoL algorithm acts on the pixels, you blend the colors together?