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oh cool thanks mate

Your points are personal preferences. They don't support "competitive advantage" claim.

omg I realized this recently after using Android Studio for a short while. Keyboard+mouse workflow is objectively horrible for the wrists. Unfortunately no other alternatives exist for these IDEs.

this is why linear dynamics should be a basic course before ML/DL. Next week OP discovers Kalman filter... and surprise, surprise!

inhuman and barbaric why? You sound intelligent so go on: why is it inhuman?

You're right. This is why I love dry underwear. You can readily stack them and put up a sewing machine on top of it after which you can make more dry underwear. It's basically free

you forgot another class: big dick energy.

my underwear is a weird kind of battery actually. You put your energy in it, and when you need energy later, you use the money I paid you.

as an Arab myself, I've done a fair bit of ship stripping and this may be a great idea. I may have enough tools in my backyard to strip a container ship and so does my neighbour Abdul Mohamed.

there is considerable research on mass shootings. Guaranteed notoreity is a stimulus.

would they know which car I drive from looking at me?

not my underwear colour, type, size. What they see is what I offer to show

best to ask. Do you generally advertise your ethnicity/country when you go to a restaurant?

yea I hope he reads this

yes, this is localized and the system is not corrupt as a whole.

haha yea, I try to sync my clothes to a RGB value that represents that day's mood. Sometimes I just type `cmatrix` and just sit back for a minute thinking about the problem I'm solving (should I use another class or inherit?)

I had this feeling recently! It was close to the deadline and I was burning the midnight oil, just feeling like Neo, jumping through the ifs, whizzing around them loops, dodging them future bugs (oops, almost wrote a do-while), and transporting through the methods. But yea it was awesome. Wrote this cool logging tool for the database guys. It prints the events with timestamp AND in colour(!) to indicate priority. Planning to add features like font weight to indicate audience (QA get light weight, Dev gets italics etc)

I understand that. But it's interesting how this experience can be spiritual to some and others may be "purists" who find explicitly avoid extra toppings (listening to music during the task) just to be closer to the task (and thus intaking it in full, they could argue)

I find the theory of computation spiritual/awe-inspiring but I'm doubtful of how much of our software workers in our time are in touch with that (and not entirely at a high abstraction distance)

how (if) important is using as minimal resources on the user's system? (if) Everyone agrees electron is bloated, is it (still) fair to prioritize developer "comfort zone" over actual specs?