I helped at the Labor Day picnic yesterday.

I got to meditate for a bit when things were a little too much.

I hugged a tree and instantly felt grateful. Plus, it helped my nervous system a lot.

@3goodthings #gratitude #treehugging #3goodthings #3GoodThingsToday

🚀✨ In a world where programmers can't simply write their own tree traversal functions, the desperate plea for a "tree traversal primitive" echoes throughout the digital wilderness. 🌳🤦‍♂️ Because clearly, the only thing stopping developers from untangling the spaghetti in their code is the lack of a native tree-hugging loop. 🥴🙌
https://blog.tylerglaiel.com/p/programming-languages-should-have #treeTraversal #treeHugging #codingChallenges #developerCommunity #spaghettiCode #HackerNews #ngated
Programming languages should have a tree traversal primitive

There should be a control flow construct in programming languages that can handle tree-like traversal in a nice way, similar to how for/foreach loops can handle linear traversal.

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📖 #LitPick: Aren't we done with #SustainabilityManagement? You know: Time for more business and less #TreeHugging? 😉 #Spoiler: Infinite growth on a finite planet still does not work, regardless of Donnie's view: Why Global Sustainability Efforts Will Continue Despite Trump https://hbr.org/2024/12/why-global-sustainability-efforts-will-continue-despite-trump?ab=at_art_art_pb_1x4_s04
#StillLivingInA #ClimateCrisis
Why Global Sustainability Efforts Will Continue Despite Trump

Despite the anticipated withdrawal of the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord and the Trump administration’s likely support for fossil fuel production, sustainability initiatives will continue to thrive for three main reasons. Firstly, U.S. cities and states will take the lead in sustainability efforts, as seen during the first Trump presidency with initiatives like New York City’s Local Law 97. Secondly, China will drive global sustainability demand, with significant investments in renewable energy and leadership in clean energy technology. Lastly, the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events will push financial markets to address climate risks. Businesses must adapt to these trends for compliance and competition, while investors remain focused on environmental issues. Despite federal setbacks, the commitment of states, cities, and international players like China will ensure that sustainability efforts persist and evolve over the next four years.

Harvard Business Review