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I know I'm falling right into the trap here, but that "every country Britain has invaded" song was extremely wrong!
If you're gonna do the gag you should at least commit to it!
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
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BethrynUnhappiness is MandatoryRegistered Userregular
Tav the usurper.
...and of course, as always, Kill Hitler.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered User, Moderatormod
brb creating a new [chat]
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
blew me load sorry lads
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AthenorBattle Hardened OptimistThe Skies of HiigaraRegistered Userregular
Whelp. We have our return to the office date set: July 20th. We're getting a short delay because water is being cut off in our building thanks to construction. And many of us are putting in for temporary WFH extensions (and maybe more).
He/Him | "We who believe in freedom cannot rest." - Dr. Johnetta Cole, 7/22/2024
All hail the one true king, protecting us from the vile usurper.
I always supported you, and I look forward to a prominent position in your cabinet
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Hmmmm the Scottish national gallery is putting on a Harryhausen exhibition to celebrate his 100 anniversary at some point this year. The feels like an excellent reason to revisit Edinburgh.
Hmmmm the Scottish national gallery is putting on a Harryhausen exhibition to celebrate his 100 anniversary at some point this year. The feels like an excellent reason to revisit Edinburgh.
Microsoft put out a thing called Power Toys which, among other things, has a Windows shotcut guide. It really seems like something that should have been in Windows to begin with.
I just nagged someone for not getting revisions back to me and he replied that he's isolating in his room with no computer because he might have covid and he's sorry
I just nagged someone for not getting revisions back to me and he replied that he's isolating in his room with no computer because he might have covid and he's sorry
and now I'm an asshole.
two possibilities:
he's in his room, going stir crazy, feeling sick
or:
he's in his living room cracking a beer going "well that got him off my back for a few weeks I think"
I just nagged someone for not getting revisions back to me and he replied that he's isolating in his room with no computer because he might have covid and he's sorry
and now I'm an asshole.
you should ask him if he's tried not having COVID
I mean also I talked to him in person on Thursday and he started feeling bad on Friday and so there's potentially complications there as well.
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
actually both mrsnub and i have been to work exactly once in the last two weeks and both of us had the first case of covid in the building reported that same day.
ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
I am glad that I am not the only one who has such Python feelings
Python has such a reputation as an easy to use language, but I have consistently (this.. probably has to do with what I chose to do) run into the fact that the language is built such that true multithreading is borderline impossible.
I have spent way less time fighting C++ than Python and that's weird. Also I have angry feelings about duck typing, though it's ok on smaller scales.
i feel like the people who like python aren't programmers
I love python; I think it is very easy to use; I use it professionally every day; and yes. Not a programmer but I do write code for money so whatever, I think I don’t need to get my hackles up over the semantics.
I also have written multiprocessing code a couple of times but it’s v bad, as I said before. However some libraries multiprocess by their own and also there are workarounds.
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If you're gonna do the gag you should at least commit to it!
I grant you clemency and a nice villa near Neapolis*.
*I may not be able to do this.
I always supported you, and I look forward to a prominent position in your cabinet
hmm I don't
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I want to feel less uncomfortable in my skin
You wouldn't happen to be thinking of undermining me if I decided not to promote you, would you?
Edinburgh's a neat place to visit regardless.
barely nobody I know but me has windows set to english and I don't understand how they manage to google anything ever
windows norwegian is a slightly odd form of norwegian
I mean beyond your living room
and now I'm an asshole.
Cats (2020)
two possibilities:
he's in his room, going stir crazy, feeling sick
or:
he's in his living room cracking a beer going "well that got him off my back for a few weeks I think"
I mean also I talked to him in person on Thursday and he started feeling bad on Friday and so there's potentially complications there as well.
people are guessing where's gonna spike next based off people googling "loss of smell"
Have you tried removing it?
I misread my notes about the cred it card balance transfer I did last week. >.<
actually both mrsnub and i have been to work exactly once in the last two weeks and both of us had the first case of covid in the building reported that same day.
perhaps it is a sign
rip, better go get tested for covid bro
Python has such a reputation as an easy to use language, but I have consistently (this.. probably has to do with what I chose to do) run into the fact that the language is built such that true multithreading is borderline impossible.
I have spent way less time fighting C++ than Python and that's weird. Also I have angry feelings about duck typing, though it's ok on smaller scales.
I love python; I think it is very easy to use; I use it professionally every day; and yes. Not a programmer but I do write code for money so whatever, I think I don’t need to get my hackles up over the semantics.
I also have written multiprocessing code a couple of times but it’s v bad, as I said before. However some libraries multiprocess by their own and also there are workarounds.
Python is the preferred language of people working with large datasets, usually in social or science stuff that they need to crunch some data with.
VB people, you are no better than HTML junkies.