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enibundo
11y ago
you mean js?
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enibundo
11y ago
(before killing ourselves we should at least try to change ourselves no?) I dislike your "irony" or lack of seriousness, but at some point, when the resources will be over, we'd have to fight with each other. It's alread
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enibundo
11y ago
MEAT CONSUMPTION is the main reason and where everyone should be focusing on first for reducing the negative impact we have on nature. Meat consumption and livestock in general creates more pollution than ALL transportation means in the w
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enibundo
11y ago
Well I feel sad for people like my classmates (and you?) who lost 5 years to learn to do "simple math" and learn "about algorithms"... Because under my rock, 5 years is enough to learn to code (good not VERY good), and o
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enibundo
11y ago
You are very optimistic or very fast-learner. I remember classmates during my master's writing shitty code even after 5 years of CS studies (and I'm not the best ninja-coder there is).
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enibundo
11y ago
Exactly my thought. Apart from the fact that it doesn't add anything to my existent Tool-chain at the moment.
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enibundo
11y ago
Luckily. I find that guy (Martin Asshole Shkreli) indigestible.
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enibundo
11y ago
I was thinking to get an account (free one), but after reading many "negative" comments I'm rethinking it. Will probably give it a try anyways... At the moment I'm only using it as a FF plugin for "cleaning up"
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enibundo
11y ago
Why even store your bash history? It's like you store everything you ever said... Would you lose your precious time to go through the old stuff? I wouldn't.
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enibundo
11y ago
haha (semi-serious laugh)
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enibundo
11y ago
I'll do this.
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enibundo
11y ago
This guy is the inverse of me, because I have linked my .bash_history to /dev/null
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enibundo
11y ago
actually [ is same as test and the last ] is just the last (useless) argument of [ , iirc