Yes I have one case where I was moving from one callback to another and I forgot to change the context object.
I only noticed when I reviewed the code. It was able to compile; stopping at compile would have saved me time.
In this case; the original call back was checking a hashset to see if an edge was in that set and we added all edges into that hashset except for the latch.
the new callback only checked one edge. So I was trying to speed up the code :).
This is an image of the full night-side Earth disk taken seconds before the image in the previous post but with a shorter exposure time.
In this image, we can see the electric lights of human activity. In the lower right, sunlight illuminates the limb of the planet.
Camera: NIKON D5 (DSLR, 20.8 MP)
Lens: 14-24mm f/2.8
FocalLength: 22.0 mm
ISO 51200
ExposureTime: 1/15 s
CreateDate: 2026:04:03 00:27:20 UTC
Distance: 10,050 km
Image and EXIF data at https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002e000193
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@Infoseepage @cstross @nyrath Oh please. You are blinded by recency bias. Just because something is in the news right now does not mean this is how it has been for a long time, and it does not mean it's going to continue for a long time.
In fact, the fact that it's currently in the news should be a red flag for you to consider that it is NEWS-worthy. And therefore NOT the typical pattern.
"Trump’s ability to bend reality to his will is the foundation of his political success. It’s how he has survived so many moments that would have ended other politicians’ careers.
But it is not working this time.
In what may be the most high-profile failure of the Trump media machine, the American people are not falling for Trump’s lies [about Renee Good's murder].'
Dan Pfeiffer
#Trump #ReneeGood #ICE #MaskedThugs #violence #Minnesota #resistance
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https://www.messageboxnews.com/p/how-trump-is-losing-the-fight-on
Woo-hoo first post. #introduction. Old guy trying to figure out what the heck this is. All too many interests, so little time.
In no particular order #Art #Books #BookHistory #EvolutionaryBiology #Science #Cytogenetics #Dogs #History #HistoryOfScience #Reading #DataVisualization #Genetics #Neurobiology #Comics #Videogames #SciFi #Fantasy #Neurodivergent #ActuallyAutistic #Statistics #Epidemiology #Medicine #Quaker #Humor #Astronomy
Leaving some extra # here so I don’t lose them: ############
"Know when to get your age out of the way." - Futurist Jim Carroll
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Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
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We are on Day 13. We just spent Day 12 dismantling your personal hubris - getting your ego out of the way. One of the most important aspects of that?
Showing your wisdom the door!
We need to dismantle the collective, generational delusion of your organizational hierarchy!
We need to talk about age.
Yup.
Sorry.
Depending on who you are while reading this, there might be a major reality you need to consider - it might very well be the case that your grey hair is now a strategic liability.
The unique nature of our times? I call it "The Wisdom Inversion!"
Think about where we are at this moment in time.
In a slow-moving, linear world, wisdom was cumulative. Grey hair was a proxy for foresight. The people at the top of the pyramid had seen the most, so they knew the most. You paid your dues, waited your turn, and eventually, you got to hold the steering wheel.
In an exponential world, that model is completely broken.
When technology, culture, and consumer behaviour shift radically every 36 months, your 30 years of experience isn't just irrelevant; it’s often a dangerous anchor to an obsolete past. You might have earned your way to the top, but by the time you get there, your experience, insight, and wisdom are probably wildly out of date.
The result? Right now, in boardrooms across the world, rooms full of 55-year-olds are making massive strategic bets on a future built by, and for, 25-year-olds.
They are trying to interpret TikTok dynamics through a PowerPoint lens.
Need an example? They are analyzing decentralized finance business models - weird things involved crypto and blockchain and stuff like that - using banking models from 1995.
And your younger employees? They are rolling their eyes. They are quietly laughing. They are sitting in the back of the room, biting their tongues, watching leadership steer the ship toward an iceberg they spotted five miles back. They are frustrated because they are native to the future that senior leadership is only visiting as tourists.
If your strategy is being dictated solely by the oldest people in the building, you are driving forward while staring into the rearview mirror.
That's why a discipline you must master in 2026, and beyond, is Wisdom Inversion.
Keep on reading - because you need to deal with this reality!
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**#2026** **#Change** **#Navigate** **#Future** **#Inspiration** **#Principles** **#Speed** **#Growth** **#Guidance** **#Exponential**
Jim Carroll's 1997 book, Surviving the Information Age, continues to be a powerful indictment of the change barriers that come with slow-moving minds in an era of fast change.
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-the-wisdom-inversion-know-when-to-get-your-age-out-of-the-way
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