Hahahaha that’s actually hilarious

So what happened with that? Did things change in hindsight?

Not really. Talent essentially means how quick you can get good at something. In the beginning you’re bad at everything. But you can recognise pretty quickly whether you have talent and can improve quickly or not.

Can’t relate. I use shell all the time, and I always use spaces in file paths, especially to make sure scripts I make still work then

Welp, it’s not a good one

The creator of this meme does not know what ASCII is

OwO

I love this

I mean, that’s just the Git behavior.

Phew, I did it again, and I got to Rule 33 (so 32 was the last I made). That’s a big improvement from 25 (which was my previous record). But that was already incredibly hard and the additional constraint made it basically impossible for me. So I looked up how many there are, and damn… I really almost made it. Although those last constraints really make it that hard, someone really finishing it must be insanely good and persistent.

same; very infuriating

Old but gold

Congrats :) Did you choose Protonmail or just in general (if just in general, what did you choose?)

Context?

Protonmail?

Never worked on Ruby, so I definitely cannot judge it, but that syntax looks so uncomfortable…

It’s funny how bubbles can change so much. In my personal experience, most Gen Z people know their way around computers and how to fix stuff. I regularly help my millennial sister with stuff like that.

Damn. Didn’t know about that at all. I’m genuinely glad the direction where I live (Germany) is the opposite, that way more people are needed and searched for than there is demand.
(I would have enough private projects without a job though lol.)

I don’t think it’s surprising but it’s cute they tested it scientifically :)

It definitely is strange. But that doesn’t change that it has submerged as this symbol (just look up some new videos about clippy on YouTube). Many people probably do that because of counter-culture; clippy is liked because it had been hated for a long time and many (most?) people don’t know why.