#technical jargon

[two-many-twos]

Zantzu glanced at the computer before looking around it for a moment before raising an eyebrow.

"I think I heard of these...machines before and you look unique. Curious...how is...... what's the term...CPU or...something like that...heard machines need that or else?"

[Fifth begins explaining the intricacies of CPUs, though it’s mostly technical jargon.]

[That’s. A lot of words.]

[brakeandvolley]

It took them entirely too long to find out the rear of the car was the problem. I figured it out by how much lewis and Charles kept saying stuff about the rear of the car. Heard it was basically an open secret that they messed up on the rear end of the car. I want to trust Ferrari but I can't trust them if they're not bringing any updates. One person said Inola then others said Barcelona and that's too far in the season for them to fix this car. I need to know why they built a whole new car, like is this car for next years regulations or something??

I don't think it took them too long. I actually think they realized it and are incapable of admitting they're wrong. Like that's always been a Ferrari problem. But yeah, I think Barcelona/Imola is way too far to fix this car.

Like if we wanted to be serious about the car, it should've been fixed by Miami like the McLaren last year.

[brakeandvolley]

Icl I saw multiple people call it from TESTING that the sf25 was rear limited & a suspension change was dangerous but hey they’re dumb as fuck over there what’s new 💔 can only hope that ferrari do well at all their home races this year otherwise Italians will storm maranello like January 5th

i called it from testing to my friends and australia confirmed it. i remember seeing how that car drove and immediately i was like "oh the rear is bad". i would like to see a new suspension by silverstone, but ferrari is so risk-adverse and introducing that is risky. we'll see.

i do think we may need to write this year off. i think we might see something big in 2026 from them with an engine-oriented formula, and because the fall out from this year is just...it's not like wasting alonso. this is wasting probably a generational line-up and i think not the tifosi but SHAREHOLDERS?? they'll have a HUGE problem.

as for the formula, i think merc's engine will probably be better BUT i think that skill will outweigh that. i think kimi has a lot to learn still, and george is a good driver, i do rate him, but i don't think he's charles or anywhere near lewis good.

[celebaltechnologies]

Another #decodingthejargon dose is here! Tech jargons are no doubt confusing, so let's decipher & simplify the #technical terms for you.

Stay tuned for another tricky term.

Happy learning!

#decoded #jargon #techcommunity #techcompany #terminology #jargonbuster #buzzword #hyperautomation #ai #ml #mspartner #micorsoft #celebaltech

[morethanaskirmish]

GREETINGS!

thought I'd finally set up a blog to tell a story thats been boppin about in my head.

with that said,

MTaS, standing for More Than a Skirmish, is a story based around a world of stick figure combat, like that of hyuns dojo. (check them out btw its really cool)

The story will be told both through asks sent to the blog and comics that I make.

hope you enjoy!

[papertrueworld]

Why thesaurus isn’t always a writer’s best friend.

Although a good thesaurus is inordinately cardinal for cardinal writing, however, using it to perform ostentatious grandiosity of your lexicon will make you look more vacuous than astute. You see what I mean? Neither did that sentence make much sense nor did you understand anything.

If you still think that using the thesaurus regularly is imperative, here are a list of reasons why you might want to reconsider

[shiva-us-blog1]

So we know that businesses use explainer videos to quickly introduce themselves, explain what they do, and tell how they help solve their customer's problems.

So we know that businesses use explainer videos to quickly introduce themselves, explain what they do, and tell how they help solve their customer’s problems. And all this in not more than...Read more

[noctumsolis]

Coder types!

How do you feel about the word “recurse”?

If you’ve written a recursive function do you prefer to say that it recurs or that it recurses?

Personally I was swayed by the argument that any any function (for instance, one called in a loop) could recur but that only a recursive function could recurse.