How I wish they would respond:

"Genghis Khan traveled to Taiwan, where he searched on Google for information about the Tianamen Square protest."

The C++ qualifier 'volatile' is a good tool to have in the toolbox.

But be aware that it does not guarantee the presence of a memory fence.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26307071/does-the-c-vola...

"I very content, even happy with everything in my life except work."

Are you sure about that?

This link might provide some perspective. Disclaimer: I assume you are a man (a risky assumption in 2020).

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-strongest-predictor-o...

I wondered the same. A good work / life balance and boundaries for work can really offset a less than ideal workplace. Work seems to really take a toll on OP, makes me wonder about how those boundaries are working.

It's a shame that they don't present the actual data, but rather an interpretation of it. As is, the report is not very useful.

There are studies on PubMed. Most are looking specifically at the medical professions, but there should be some generalized stuff in there too if you search a bit.

Job satisfaction has been listed as a major part of happiness in the population in general. But yeah, it does present more in men.

“It’s just a ride” - Bill Hicks

“Buy the ticket, take the ride” - Hunter S Thompson

If I was motivated by money I’d be on an entirely different career path.

That's nice for you. What would that path be?

Investment quant, usually. If a person wants to truly maximize dollar per hour.

looking forward to vulkan support on the pi4

As long as you don't sample outside the fovea it should be ok.

TAA implies a velocity buffer, and that velocity buffer may cause you to sample outside the fovea (of a previous frame), for which you will not have enough samples to do a decent reconstruction of the image.