“ To narrow your results in specific ways, you can use special operators in your search. Do not put spaces between the operator and your search term.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_nm_process

https://www.pcgamesn.com/amd/tsmc-7nm-5nm-and-3nm-are-just-n...

  String name = "Joan";
  String info = "My name is \{name}";
  | error: processor missing from template expression

This is covered in the article under "Alternatives", in the section beginning with:

> For embedded expressions in string templates, we considered adopting the ${...} syntax from the Java EE Expression Language (EL) rather than \{...}. However, this would force developers to escape every $ sign in the literal text of a string template while continuing to write $ without escapes in string literals and text blocks. This inconsistency could all too easily lead to errors.

...

> With the syntax we have chosen, frameworks can ease migration by providing a template processor that understands EL syntax. Developers can continue using ${...} while also having access to the Java environment via \{...}:

One of the first times I’ve felt delight shopping in person in years.

I’m more curious to see this number in 6 months.

This would be nearly 4X that.

Would love to know if I am wrong here though! It seems very interesting.

0: https://www.purelifi.com/products/light-antenna-one/

Pretty obvious to state, but this is generally a good thing to live by in and out of the office.

TL;DR - They didn’t use the pizza box to find his location in Romania, they used it to confirm that he was currently in the country to detain him.

Edit: As called out below, this is also just speculation.

I think this is enough justification for me. There's so many completed or "likely to be completed" series I _haven't_ read so I don't mind skipping this one unless there's some indication that it'll be completed :)

> Gentlemen Bastards is equally unfinished -- but I have faith that Scott Lynch will eventually publish the next book before Rothfuss did. Plus I consider the first book (and to a lesser extent, the second and third books) to be fun enough on their own that I'm not aching for a fourth book in the way that KKC leaves a story unfinished. In short, I'd still recommend reading Gentlemen Bastards :)

GTK! This is exciting to hear actually.

Second on the Cradle series by Will Wight too. I really didn't expect to have such a blast reading it.

Edit: I've been meaning to check out The Gentlemen Bastards, which will probably be my next series after finishing off Wheel of Time next year.

What are your thoughts on Name of the Wind/Kingkiller Chronicles? I've never read but some IRL friends have recommended.