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Gotta build those muscles for those sweet sweet impressions!

Yeah well my company is barely capable of firing people.

TC: This isn't Team Blind y'know

So is it 4/10 or 4/9 or 4/8?

Beats me, boss also loves to say that we don't have enough time. Woohoo!

>You should also start your commit message with one applicable emoji

I don't think many people will contribute with a rule like that. Project is neat though.

Nah. Coworker gave his two week notice today after being out for 2.5 months (and only actually being in the office for like 3 weeks after being hired) and my boss is a lunatic with no management or communication skills. I've been told a "moral lesson" of going ahead of schedule being a bad thing too many times to count.

Definitely gonna be finding a new job soon. But for now, it pays the bills and I have other stuff to keep my mind off it when I'm not here.

Ah, an in-the-wild explanation of the Gervais Principle.

Seems like it's similar in performance to Jackson?

Well one time I made things compile so much faster that it ended up killing my coworker's computer PSU for a few days while IT replaced it. So... not always?

Could probably get the same response by running hollywood [1] on a spare monitor.

[1] https://github.com/dustinkirkland/hollywood

I think we're all weary of the future.

I guess properly made sausage is now "ultra processed", despite just being smoked ground meat in a tube with some spices.

I like to use shared folders on a server because I hate myself.

You mean Ａ Ｅ Ｓ Ｔ Ｈ Ｅ Ｔ Ｉ Ｃ ?

Nothing like some good ol' Comic Sans in the world's best IDE: Microsoft Word. Also all spaces are now Unicode spaces.

Moparscape was always running even before that, albeit not as polished and the server owners had full control over how ridiculous the game was.

Probably that luggage in general was a luxury item as it wasn't used that often by most people and wheels made it moreso. Eventually prices came down.

To put another analogy down, it's a coupling issue. Nobody wants to hammer in a nail and then buy a new hammer for a slightly different nail.

I remember reading some idea that there's only one hydrogen atom in the entire universe somewhere so it's not too far off from that.

Crusty bread > crusty code

Obviously if you're using the GAN equivalent of a Megamind meme you won't get away with it, but more reasonable ones you can.

Nobody will be able to tell if you stick it in a tiny thumbnail and give it enough jpeg artifacts.

I imagine OP is talking about a significantly smaller company than 1500 people.

For something equally as unreadable as J, try APL! http://dfns.dyalog.com/n_sudoku_bfs.htm

Not until the robots can build themselves. Hah!

This is assuming an asymmetric multiprocessing model. It may be that the hardware is set up as such, but symmetric multiprocessing is also an option which is what the Pi seems to do.

I'm assuming a simplistic CPU architecture aimed towards beginners, which is generally what a tutorial is aimed at. From there you can learn about all the nitty gritty details that you need to get actual chip to work.

Of all the sections in the tutorial, https://github.com/isometimes/rpi4-osdev/tree/master/part10-... is probably the best one for anyone to read. I don't think a lot of people grasp that all the cores on a system start running immediately on power up and they're all running the same code from memory initially.

And if you liked this one, there's also the Book of Sand. Similar theme of infinite, generally useless, and unattainable knowledge.

Too much probably. Savings accounts are useless.