Yes, I'm big on Sid Meier. It's good to hear you're a teacher! I've also been looking into Python lately; a walk in the park on a sunny day compared to some other stuff; it should be taught from Grade 1 onwards, so the kids can hack the burger flipping robots when they get to be teens.

Heng Heng Heng wrote: ↑Mon Apr 30, 2018 9:54 pm Yes, I'm big on Sid Meier. It's good to hear you're a teacher! I've also been looking into Python lately; a walk in the park on a sunny day compared to some other stuff; it should be taught from Grade 1 onwards, so the kids can hack the burger flipping robots when they get to be teens.

I should be ashamed to admit I've logged over 2000 hours on Civ (from about III onwards) but I'm not. Agree with you on Python, if by Python you actually mean C++ for Arduino sketches.

Did you hear someone unleashed a burger flipping robot recently, it handled the job perfectly but they had to shut it down? Turns out it drew such a crowd, the human staff couldn't keep up with it to meet the extra demand.

When I heard that the burger flippin' robot was in operation, it jolted me. I stopped playing games and started getting serious about upping my programming skills. I didn't follow up on that burger story though.

Certainly, robots will replace garment workers with their ability to work in the dark, without air con, 24/7 and without any fainting. A frightening thought for low and semi-skilled workers in Cambodia. If they don't start getting their heads around industrial programming and robot repair their future will be bleaker than it already is.

Last year, I spent over 520 hours playing Transport Fever, 10 + hours per week. I'm big on train games, Mashinsky, Railway Empire and Sid Meier''s Railroads! Also, I've loved Tropico since version 1.0. If Tropico could marry Transport Fever, I would be so happy. Perhaps it'll happen in Tropico 6. I'm hanging out for that as much as the new season of Better Call Saul!

When is Better Call Saul out?

It keeps getting delayed. Now they are saying Fall 2018.

Heng Heng Heng wrote: ↑Tue May 01, 2018 7:10 am It keeps getting delayed. Now they are saying Fall 2018.

We should sue! Know a lawyer? Oh, wait...

Heng Heng Heng wrote: ↑Tue May 01, 2018 6:31 amCertainly, robots will replace garment workers with their ability to work in the dark, without air con, 24/7 and without any fainting. A frightening thought for low and semi-skilled workers in Cambodia. If they don't start getting their heads around industrial programming and robot repair their future will be bleaker than it already is.

A neighbour a few doors down from our previous house had an automated weaving loom, I presume for "hand-making" Cambodian silk fabric. It took a fair while to work out what the quiet but constant noise was. It turns out those things work 24/7 without fainting too. Bastards.

Put one on every corner.

Hey everyone,

I’m Roadrunner. I graduate from Law School in Houston(America) on the 12th of this month. I’m leaving to Thailand on the 14th for a month then I’m headed to Cambodia for the next while, we will see how long. Look forward to meeting everyone and great advice on things to do!