Neat. I’ve always heard we could just chuck stuff into it and pull energy out that way

As someone who’s gotten rejected after multiple technical rounds. Yeah there definitely should be some compensation for anything close to real work. BUT as someone who has both been hiring and looking lately the far bigger issue ATM is application volume. There’s currently no real way to solve the massive bot problem

“kind of an asshole” is a huge understatement. He’s said some truly unforgivable things

They rolled poorly on their “x thing in real life is like y dystopian art piece” dice

And Jigglypuff can’t sing

Ngl I always assumed it had a racist origin

The 4th is more like Anti-British Day

Basic workflow that got me through the learning pains.

If I just sat down:

• git checkout develop or whatever ur main branch is
• git pull origin

If I’m working on a new branch:

(If not already on the new branch)

• git branch -b feature/123-ticket-name

(After making some changes)

• git add .
• git commit
• git push

Git will prompt you the first time you git push, just follow the instructions.

And of course there’s tons more you could learn or dive into. But that should give you a stable foundation to start working from

Idk I’m pretty sure ancient artists just found creative ways to draw vaginas everywhere

The joke about drugs being cheaper isn’t a joke. The joke is the pain your wallet feels

If you think about it a closet is really just a burned down yard anyway

Depends on a lot of factors. But often funding a project that generates money is easier to push than one that creates some abstract value

Smeone was raised by squirrels

U sure?

do I?

Everyone keeps talking about structure. Yet no one seems to consider eating. If you do PB top side then you get PB stuck to the roof of your mouth

But then I get peanut butter on the jelly knife

We don’t tolerate any of that foreign shit 'round 'ere

sudo !! Is nice but I mostly use the up arrow to repeat something long and complicated I did 10 minutes ago. The joke there is sometimes that takes too long too. So that’s where history | grep 'keyword' is nice

Don’t forget using cmatrix as a sudo-screensaver