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computer says no

It would be cool seeing non programmers using it to automate their tasks, maybe using a scratch like language.

My ears tire when hearing foreign languages spoken, it feels like my ears keep automatically trying to discern each word as if I might understand them.

I prefer self checkout.

Since we're posting skits, I'll post this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mOy8VUEBk

I find lisp horrible for procedural code but fine for functional code for some reason.

in the supermarket aisle?

The Sky Crawlers,

I read 9 or so of the grimgar books, the story became really stupid until I had to give up. The anime ended at the right time.

I still have my first memory of going in a pool, I just jumped straight in and I was doing kind of star jumps with my head popping in and out of the water, while my mum took her sweet arse time fishing me out. I remember being annoyed at that for a while lol.

Also a semi religion, I'm always seeing people say before OOP everything was terrible, and everything good thing is due to OOP (eg structs, methods, polymorphism)

I saw a youtube video recently where the guy believes evolution exists, but doesn't think the brain can evolve since it's not exposed to the air.

Dynamic dispatch doesn't solely belong to the OOP paradigm.

mas namtla

> structure of those abstractions was discovered while making the mess

I often feel like the code I write isn't something I came up with, just something I'm discovering as I go.

I saw a youtube video the other day about how a wasp sting infects the caterpillar with a virus to modify its behaviour and stop it from turning into a butterfly.

Probably, I saw one where they took scenes from movies and recreated 3D versions of them.

Dumb bombs can be aimed accurately.

did you limit the speed to 2? I had to have someone tell me that because I didn't read the manual.

Vulkan is too hard and metal is only for mac.

D++

Funny caffeine doesn't seem effect me like that.

But sugar does, I can only have a small piece of chocolate a day if I don't want headaches and muscle aches upon stopping.

Because some ads are really irritating with loud music and annoying voices, advertising things I have no use for. And they keep playing me the same 2-3 ads over and over.

If they would just advertise things I was interested in, and skip/block the ones I'm not, then I would watch them.

I remember gab did this for web pages but google/mozilla banned the browser extension for some reason.

I always thought it was a cool idea to be able to see comments left by other people though.

Took me much too long to realise that :(

I remember after learning OOP I found myself unable to write any code without violating some principle.

It's like trying to solve a puzzle that doesn't have a solution.

Reminds me of one I had where it would start clicking and file access froze, so I would turn it side ways and bang it against the table, it seemed to unstick it.

I still remember thinking how weird all the windows stuff was when I was a kid. Not just the windows api, but weird stuff like mfc.

Recently they were doing a Life of Brian play, where they wanted to cut out a certain scene.

I threw my Visual Basics 6 in 24 hours out ages ago, now I wish I still had it for nostalgia.