Nastassja Riemermann
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Nastassja Riemermann
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Reading for the 3rd time
read in January 2023
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"When you just finished listening to an audiobook so fucking emotionally intense that going to the first book of the David arc is a palate cleanser. I guess being a Marco book always gives it more levity." — 6 hours, 43 min ago
"When you just finished listening to an audiobook so fucking emotionally intense that going to the first book of the David arc is a palate cleanser. I guess being a Marco book always gives it more levity." — 6 hours, 43 min ago
“He loved people of intelligence, who served causes, and my understanding is this is why those relationships ended. They chose their missions or their work over him. But then this was true of Jim. The ship—the crew, the mission—came first.”
― The Autobiography of Mr. Spock: The Life of a Federation Legend
― The Autobiography of Mr. Spock: The Life of a Federation Legend
“I started this grand adventure with 1500 hours of CO2 filters, plus another 720 for emergency use. All systems use standard filters (Apollo 13 taught us important lessons).”
― The Martian
― The Martian
“When people write software, they are not writing it for themselves. In fact, they are not even writing primarily for the computer. Rather, good programmers know that code is written for the next human being who has to read it in order to maintain or reuse it. If that person cannot understand the code, it’s all but useless in a realistic development scenario.”
― Learning Python: Powerful Object-Oriented Programming
― Learning Python: Powerful Object-Oriented Programming
“I wonder what NASA would think about me fucking with the RTG like this. They’d probably hide under their desks and cuddle with their slide rules for comfort.”
― The Martian
― The Martian
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