tshirttime

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by tshirttime 3y ago
Tell me. Better yet, can anyone show me? Charlie's Angels (2000)
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by tshirttime 3y ago
When you get to his age, you'll have seen and experienced enough to realize activities and fitness and diet are all bullshit. You, like your dad, will just want to be comfortable.
33.
by tshirttime 3y ago
sed
34.
by tshirttime 3y ago
*Grief is nature's most powerful aphrodisiac" -- Chazz (Wedding Crashers, 2005).
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Not an answer to your question, but venting about Sapiens 's borderline criminal teasing of early human history (then begging off with "well, our records are spotty" and devolving into 300 pages of woke horseshit).
36.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Brothel.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Sounds about right. Unfortunately, once one guy gives away the farm, everyone else must follow suit to compete. Say what you will about Microsoft in their 90s heyday. At least they took your money with your eyes open as opposed to Google
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Forget the CPAP. If you're having trouble sleeping, just read this longwindedness.
39.
by tshirttime 3y ago
It's not worth it at any age. If money is what you want, don't get sold to by EMBA. Be the one selling.
40.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Because it got you to hear the pitch. People hating on Zed is still better than people oblivious to Zed.
41.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Somewhere in a programmer's 30s he stops progressing along the axis of money, and can only move along the axis of influence.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
I would feed it no more than a few gigabytes to start, then gradually increase by 10% each day.
43.
by tshirttime 3y ago
If your field is CS or Physics, then yes. Otherwise no. For whatever reason, the kinds of people in those two fields possess a strong enough UNIX background to tame pain-in-the-ass emacs.
44.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Dense, wordy, incomprehensible. Phys123 alum here.
45.
by tshirttime 3y ago
You're getting ahead of yourself. Before reading How To Read A Book you need to have first read How To Read How To Read A Book .
46.
by tshirttime 3y ago
There's gitawonk.com, a gitea instance that lets you charge people for your commit history.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
No. Isn't that obvious? Even a draconian software license, which MIT's is decidedly not, requires a paid legal team for enforcement.
48.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Most MIT licensed projects don't get any attention, and none of them make money. Consider your project an outlying success.
49.
by tshirttime 3y ago
I'm trying to figure out how to get her started with Minecraft Said no one ever? Would be like asking how to get started on crack.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Kick someone's ass the first day, or become someone's bitch. Then everything will be all right. -- Office Space, 1999.
51.
by tshirttime 3y ago
The perl6 brosephina for sure.
52.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Yes, to clean the spunk off the enclosure.
53.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Dense, wordy, incomprehensible.
54.
by tshirttime 3y ago
Put two condoms on every morning. Take one off when it's showtime.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
We'd knock each other down a peg in real life too if it weren't for fear of reprisal. All species evolved a put-down-others gene to attract mates.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Chip War (2022) by Chris Miller
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by tshirttime 3y ago
Unplug the computer from the internet, hand the kid a UNIX manual, and suck all joy from computing. Having a working browser teach you programming is like having an android in the form of Kelly LeBrock teach you robotics. You're gonna
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by tshirttime 3y ago
A five-year old can tell you the optimal strategy is agreeing to the video game, then showing up in a tank.
59.
by tshirttime 3y ago
The guilt-trip business model is a shitty one. How I miss the days of shrink-wrapped diskettes when the software, and not the customer, was the deliverable.
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by tshirttime 3y ago
So how does slow tasting freedom help achieve the goal? It doesn't. Stallman hand-waved the "taste of freedom" nostrum to avoid throwing away the man-years supporting emacs on Windows and Mac. The same stupid argument was

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