Youtube comments of James Rivett-Carnac (@jamesrivettcarnac).

  1. Hahahaha. Viral license win right there.
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  2. The redot team's message in this is very professional in a very landmine rich environment. Kudos.
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  3. 41:54 Linus' constant involvement in Linux, while it has sparked controversy, has been instrumental in keeping the culture technically focused.
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  4. Seriously: bring back thorn
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  5. Denel's guns all seem so well designed for ergonomics and field stripping.
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  6. Very similar story for me, very similar timeline. I can an have gentoo'd in the past. I've written custom drivers for weird game controllers. I just run Manjaro, with almost no customized things except my work environment in terminal.
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  7. That is a game Easter egg waiting to happen. 'The Keeper's Jacket '
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  8. Yeah, I built a system to identify where people are for a Telco once. It's crazy how much precision we could get 5 years ago with just metadata.
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  9. A lot of farm land was 'nationalised' personally by Mugabe and his wife. Ostensibly to take it away from the colonizers. They didn't seem to care if it was actually owned by colonizers. I know of at least one which the owner gave it to the workers and left, but it was a beautiful piece of land. So Mugabe's wife nationalised it same kicked the workers of the land and converted it for her own use.
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  10. My two favourite museums working together.
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  11. Your museum is my favourite museum of all time. Years ago we drove through Leeds and ment to spend 2 hours there. We spent a whole day and everyone thought it was not enough.
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  12. Ryan & Dustin I'd like to know by how much the yield strength changes, be how it relates to number of twists, scales linearly etc. Would be really cool to see and useful to know
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  13. Respect
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  14. And both numbers are tiny.
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  15. I'm a golang guy, and I'm 100% with him on rust being g better just because there are legit toolkits. There are none in go.
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  16. About 7 years ago i started scoping out making a web engine. I gave up because it's insane how much work it would be. Just legit error cases alone were insane.
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  17. Scribal nota are awesome. This would be a devilishly good episode (scribes are the only profession to have a patron dæmon Titivillus).
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  18. @Captain MufDyven about to have my first. I hope I do half as well by him.
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  19. I need to make a list!
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  20. I worry about social engineering a. La zlib
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  21. 2:33 fair enough, there is a huge corpus of examples of people exploiting things no one thought were exploitable. Usually one person discovers a while new attack vector (speculative execution stage) and then all sorts of new research finds new vulns
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  22. @quikgamer "a diamond is forever" marketing turned what is effectively cheap carbon crystals into a world wide monopoly on an invented tradition where what should cost $10 is sold for 1000x that. So, yeah, you can achieve success purely on the back of marketing efforts.
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  23. The quality of your videos has increased so much over the years.
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  24.  @YusufIslam1  that's automated spam. Report it if you see it.
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  25. ​ @AnnatarTheMaia  I've watched to collapses from the inside because sales got executive control.
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  26. 8:06 hastealloy is awesome stuff.
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  27. Fun fact. My Linux box with no tweaking or configuration has more sane audio and works better with docks than either my work Mac or last window laptop. Which funnily enough is the same laptop running that Linux. Of course: YMMV.
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  28. 8:03 it looked like a smoke machine when it fires.
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  29. 18:21 yeah. Im happy about this too.
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  30. I have one week to achievement hunt in terra Invicta. Then it's ksp2
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  31. I burst out laughing when i saw the first video. 'this is going to cause a tiff'
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  32. ​ @CSSuser  always good to see his full name. Respect.
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  33. A fan was literally the first thing I thought of on the first demo. I couldn't think of any other way to make those high speed turns.
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  34. Yes! I Wang to see this
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  35. Odin and zig are my short list right now. Unrelated, they were the last two interviews I saw
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  36. Lisp predates computers that could run it
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  37. Innovate Windows idea of innovation is 'steal customer data' and 'sell you stuff'
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  38. The thought of putting windows on this makes me sad...
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  39. Goat is sooooo tasty and not eaten enough
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  40. Hope
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  41. Yes! I'm happy it's being supported
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  42. I'm crying now.
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  43. A solid choice
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  44. The cisterns are awesome and well worth visiting. Hell almost anything in Istanbul is worth visiting. I was not a foodie when I was young, but Turkey was a place where the food alone was a draw for me.
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  45. I've eaten those as a kid in Sri Lanka... odd.
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  46. Damn good propaganda photos! Totally worth it!
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  47. I love buckwheat...
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  48. I've got kimchi, pickles and sauerkraut going right now. Lactofermented dill pickles are awesome
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  49. Oh, those Nordics...
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  50. Just switched to brave
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  51. 35:37 I disagree: if I never crammed, I would have failed everything. It was often the first time I had seen the material.
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  52. Calibre does kinda suck
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  53. Dont worry, be happy!
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  54. Only one worth it is quake 2.
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  55. 1:03:50 I think that was because it was an alias not a typedef
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  56. LabView is.... I don't even want to explain... Trauma.
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  57. This is great content. Keep it up!
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  58. Raaaaaaahahdhhdfagsgvssbbs. Damn you honda.
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  59. Soot would have improved this. It's a really good black
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  60. Why dont i get your videos recommended. Your quality has consistently improved.
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  61. The only people who need to worry about this run data centers, where your monthly power bill could be measured in 'standard 3 bedroom house'. 10% at that scale is very important, and across your 1000x computers, lets you purchase the 100 you need to makeup or exceed the performance shortfall. If there is a performance shortfall.
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  62. 14:29 i have a colleague who forced me to use IntelliJ for a month and got furious when I switched back. And then he got more pissed of when I showed him IntelliJ made me a worse at my job
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  63. I used gnome from just before this was adopted...
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  64. Is HTML Turing complete? I know CSS is.
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  65. Your preferences are wrong because they are not mine. Even though mine are the same: yours are still wrong. :P
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  66. I often reference 'ghibli Apocalypse' to reference the world building in castle in the sky etc
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  67. I've failed at kde edit mode for years. It never works
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  68. Mission Success
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  69. I would token ring it and declare conjunctions transitive. Each carry has a waybill
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  70. Yes. Just: yes.
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  71. Battledroid head would rock
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  72. Wait, you have another channel? Don't know why I'm surprised...
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  73. Why do people think big flat things are not interesting?
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  74. I was this far into the comments before I realized how read Dave's shirt is
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  75. Writing code to handle errors is your job as a professional programmer
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  76. Nailed it
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  77. 33:28 json just sucks.
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  78. Would totally have watched 90 more minutes of this.
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  79. I knew this would be a colouring problem.
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  80. I would love a revised version of MythBusters with it all recut to whatever length for streaming
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  81. The french are damn bloodthirsty. A seriously bellicose nation when pushed.
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  82. 13:35 those are not programmer. They are goblins.
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  83. I want that cola wars movie you just described.
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  84. I'm hoping for RISC-V cpu with igpu... In 5 years. But amd is most likely to own that because they are not succumbing to the "Must build super expensive stuff". So much more likely to be able to respond to a disruption from below. Their market fit/awareness is just that much better than nvidia, and they are involved with open-source which gives them a leg up. That said, IBM still makes chips. Power9 ? Open power9? So much interesting times :3
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  85. 13:38 this is a terrible idea.
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  86. Almost a year...
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  87. 34:36 a can still be positive no? Still similar triangles and the limit holds
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  88. I dislike noto. It's kinda ugly
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  89. Me too
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  90. I heard this a lot in various colonies.
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  91. There is no reason water heaters need to be replaced every X years. 100% planned obsolescence. At worst, an old copper still can last decades.
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  92. Censorship...
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  93. Get someone with a 3d printer to help with a fix for the woods piece for short term. I'm sure there are lots that would help you.
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  94. Not arm yet
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  95.  @Legion849  surprising as it may seem, linux had been "just working" better than windows for hardware support for about a year, maybe more now. When audio is easier and more reliable in linux than Windows, you know something is ~wrong~ right with the world.
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  96.  @Legion849  naw, was replying to the OP, they still have to take on arm, maybe even IBM, but their high end chips kinda do.
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  97. The disambiguation is why i basically default to serifed fonts. In technical writing ambiguity kills.
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  98. Not a lot of young people to hold guns in Japan.
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  99. 33:16 JSON is 32 bit, and its signed
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  100. 10:55 you are my favourite host.
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  101. Trying so hard to watch this. I dont miss the exception programming from python. I used it in Python, and was good at it, but i prefer errors as values
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  102. I love the sten.
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  103. Discrete probability is horrible and i cant do it. Which ironically makes me better at it than most people.
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  104. I watch a lot of technical content because my ADHD needs it to exhaust my brain so I can sleep 5:17
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  105. An arm company or valve is my guess
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  106. 4 minutes after post about my favourite ww2 sub gun.
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  107. 2:31 that is not bad for an ancient recipe
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  108. I want the turtle back.
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  109. Which is why there was a 'civil war' lead by Captain America. Because America lost its way. Kinda like now.
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  110. PSA at the end of the video. Watch it all
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  111. 23:13 that is a face of culinary misery
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  112. Good news today!
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  113. How did that end up there?
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  114. That outro music was spot on
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  115. DDG is honestly a better search engine than Google for me.
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  116. 12:51 it's still not as good for bread as the various German States
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  117. MurderFS I used it for a long time.
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  118. Dr of baking is cool Dr!
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  119. Æthelstan is one of my favorite names. My wife vetoed it for or son.
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  120. There is good reason to let india to keep buying the oil at crazy low prices, it frees up lots of money to do other things, and helps india. India has a huge border with china. India and china really, really, dont get along.
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  121. 8:30 such a tragedy. I mean, i Iove Linux, but i wish bsd took off, as it probably could have had a beget chance of fighting MS in enterprise
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  122. 1:51 evey day of my life
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  123. I love mushroom ketchups
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  124. TBH: the mundane stuff is what interests me because I have some systems that are 80% easier to build with them. And some which are impossible without.
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  125. My mono spaced font is go mono
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  126. Triplicate forms and envelopes. So much better
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  127. 33:33 Carl Gustov for me.
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  128. 15:36 I broke 2 mechanical keyboards by typing way to hard
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  129. That is a mini shotgun with extra steps
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  130. Cuboid
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  131. 5:33 you say this, but russia made that choice.
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  132. I had no idea they had bayonets
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  133. Its hard for a half melted orange Marzipan peep to look threatening. Hope he pulls it off.
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  134. Dropping a parity operator without defining even and odd...
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  135. I love Haggis
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  136. Me to, I am terrified of Microsoft style leadership post Linus.
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  137. 1:09 i forgot about the army one! I always just remember the Navy one...
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  138. That gun flexes at least 1 deg during firing...
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  139. This should be taught in all capitalist countries
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  140. Long named for everything except i,j,x,y,z and c,n
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  141. This crashed a database I was responsible for for 3 days as we tried to figure out wtf was happening... DOS attack by user "🌈🌈✨✨ 🦄🦄 Clare 🦄🦄 ✨✨ 🌈🌈"
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  142. The second set of 5 dice ignores physics
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  143. 3:18 there are some good short bar names. i as index in for loop for example. Is so ubiquitous it's functionally it's own word. I see 'i', i know I'm indexing something in some loop or recursion. If I'm not: then there is a problem. If i see 'j', it's a nested loop, and i gotta be careful because it's super expensive to add any cycles.
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  144. I've gotten rally good at getting what I need from ai at to speed up my game Dev. I make reference images for blender, textures, etc. I'd still rather have someone Goff at art, but that'd not me.
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  145. I was there when the switch happened, and while it took a while for 3 to become usable, I did switch as soon as it was vaguely feasible.
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  146. Perfect timing
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  147. If you define a number from counting neutrinos, you can get a number that is well defined, but unreproducible. The digits are pulled from a Poisson distribution, but it's been too long since I did stats or quantum to remember if that could be considered normal.
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  148. Where does that put us with roko's basilisk? Did he win? Are we the ones that didn't try hard enough?
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  149.  @MFKR696  isn't that the point?
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  150.  @MFKR696  I was actually trying to be a bit tongue in cheek. Your point should have been self evident... I'd much rather get hand to hand with some idiot with a lancer and the damn chainsaw bayonet than some idiot with a Brown Bess musket and a 21” steel spike bayonet. That would be a 70" spear, or just shy of 6'. Way less stupid. A baker rifle would be even worse, because the sword bayonet is more versatile. And longer.
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  151. Currently programming in Lua. I surprisingly love it. But go is my best language, and probably my favorite.
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  152. You kidding? Of course they want to simulate earth right before the toilet paper wars and the final collapse of the first information age.
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  153. You must be new here.
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  154. I know. Damn close
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  155. Eggy bread! Also French toast if i an talking to people who don't know the obviously better name.
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  156. 7:23 go is also suffers a slight latency tax on single thread vs multithreaded
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  157. The code comments are fantastic
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  158. 5:50 Castlevania death is like this
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  159. I've been wanting to revisit the mongoose/ferret scout car designs.
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  160. Objection: Science is more important than law :p
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  161. Congratulations! Looking forward to your content and insights.
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  162. I'd love to see you go over refractory material. You know, like bricks.
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  163. I would love this for the mosquito
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  164. 9:02 this is the least boomer advice ever. It's very good advice.
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  165. I dont care about brand. I use linux and care about open source. So... AMD is kinda my only real option. Nvidia please fix.
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  166.  @gordongoodman8342  amd have gone whole hog on the opensource driver. This means that it out performs the closed source. Now you might laugh and say 'amd write bad code', but that is the point of open source. Lots of very smart people are willing to give their time to make tgis the best. More than even nvidia are willing to hire. And its more secure (within the limitations of trusting trust, see ken's paper reflections on trusting trust) I know these reasons are not for everyone, and i don't care to change anyone's mind. They are important to me though.
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  167. moar!
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  168. Heavy machinery in use
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  169. This is what I came for.
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  170. This cooling system solves something I was thinking about.... Hmmmmm... May need to revisit that project of mine.
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  171. 1:50 arch has a good site
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  172. How about using it as a post cooler, for situations you need to rapidly vent cooler air than you start with in limited space and time
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  173. I love the view of sky ted bundy. Jives with my readings back in School
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  174. How much did windows cost for your pc?
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  175. 😅 18:46 man, I wonder the missing capabilities that led them to decide to do it as a single milled chonky boy...
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  176. 5:01 i dropped my fairphone 4 into a pool by mistake. Noticed 20 minutes later. It is not rated. It died.
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  177. 22:44 I have fired talented engineers for better behavior.
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  178. 15:05 we also don't know the end point
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  179. I use the Julian Calendar with corrections for relativity.
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  180. Is metal any good?
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  181. Why the type alias for contacts instead of a regular type?
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  182. 27:07 I have broken redis multiple times.
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  183. In the question, this or Sten, i think the Sten wins. But this is cool AAA hell
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  184. Same same. Or I may switch to AMD if their offering is equivalent to 1080ti. This is due to MTBF (my 1080ti is a bit... Abused) and Linux support (yay open source and drivers; FOSS is a hill I will die on)
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  185. I believe the problem it's trying to solve is 'lawyers are expensive' Badly
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  186. Reminds me of my dwarf fortress fortresses
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  187. I am a product engineer, who happens to program well
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  188. Golden comment
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  189. I want to do this with airships and natural disaster response hospitals
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  190. And have wanted to for about 10 years. I'm happy if someone else beats me to it, because it's worthwhile
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  191. I'm happy they are changing it. It's... Meh at best.
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  192. PTSD trigger warning
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  193. Kinda like the Quaker Plain speach usage
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  194. I try to write no method. But I do like go interfaces. I'm torn.
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  195. Oh good. Winnie got involved again. I hate that.
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  196. 4:32 it's conservation of energy, not speed. You double the energy: solve 1/2mv^2.
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  197. abstractions from worst to not worst. DNR < duck < everything else.
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  198. Simd
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  199. Yeah, crystal synthesis is a serious black magic art. Reproduction of known things can be hard, let alone new things. Just got to wait
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  200. I'd love to see on one the mosquito
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  201. The tsetse fly would be my cas
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  202. This is my favorite black powder gun
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  203. Thorn and et. But scribal nota are kinda different from letters...
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  204. 35:06 preach! I hate monorepos
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  205. 25:45 i still have my G1
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  206. Me still rocking 7700k and 1080ti.
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  207. I Honestly just assumed it had those caveats
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  208. America is going to loose a lot of economy of scale because of this.
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  209. Old school safety razors are best safety razors. Bought 500 blades for about £10
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  210. Total win.
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  211. Too much anxiety. Giving up
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  212. I actively don't like cars, but love your videos.
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  213. It's a special police action
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  214. What's the name of the lattice encryption mentioned?
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  215. You know they could because the did. But should they have?
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  216. I miss sauerkraut. One of the Luxembourgish farmers at the Luxembourg farmers market made fantastic sauerkraut by the tonne.
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  217. So cool. Actually a coherent implementation of an incoherent idea.
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  218. The cthulu mythos is a great example of living mythology is.
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  219. 16:35 Linus being the voice of reason and a bridge builder. What a time we live in.
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  220. You really hurt my brain with that.
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  221. Peas pottage
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  222. I want to do this with a ferret scout car
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  223. About 30% of the time I see it rotate. I have a headache.
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  224. 8:29 lowest estimate i like to let in is a half day.
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  225. Devil's advocate your devil's advocate: stability enhancements in bios each month is not necessarily indicative of poor stability. It may be a different development process: they may have a more agile cycle where you go with more, smaller changes and get feedback. Each release may be of impeccable quality, but just cut into smaller pieces. I'm not saying this is the reality, just that you can't assume anything from frequency of release. If you could, we would see weekly intel security releases /s
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  226. Best music
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  227. Best. Sponsor. Spot. Ever.
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  228. Give me UoX back damn it!
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  229. So much sleep debt can't even get through this video. Gah I want real sleep. Want to watch TC.
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  230. Well beyond inflation price changes.
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  231. Melted iron, pig iron into steal is a really late invention in europe.
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  232. 13:06 Linux did a Disruption from Below, what RISC-V is doing to arm and potentially x86-64
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  233. 21:51 i use it! The normal feed gives me horrible tech content 95% of the time
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  234. One of my relatives was a Mountie in the 20s after driving ambulances in WW1 at 14 years old. Unfortunately, despite being on the Northwest and Hudson loops, his memoirs don't mention food... He eventually rose to commissioner during the cold war.
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  235. I love that as an American, you spend a lot of time in Europe looking at their gun collections.
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  236. There is a hollow feeling when you know the 'limitations' are false.
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  237. I'd love you to learn RISC V assembly
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  238. The Bible is an h p Lovecraft story
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  239. Hope my son doesn't grow up that dumb.
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  240. 38:53 i honestly never really understood how the C preprocessor survived the 90s
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  241. 5:16 it is better
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  242. Clarified so much! And kind of wish you rambled more...
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  243. Copilot does not look fun.
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  244. I learned vim because I learned Linux cerca 2.4, i as young and viM was EDITOR. So it just happened.
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  245. Florida Man would absolutely try the slide on just the hope that it works.
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  246. The issue with take the jammer out first is: jammers are getting damn cheap.
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  247. I've seen good code. golang 1.4 sort some of the postgresql codebase about 40% of the stuff that 2 people I know wrote on 1 particular project.
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  248. 5:09 if you do computers, vr it.
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  249. It's not cake?
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  250. Memetic viruses
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  251. 16:50 je may be trying to avoid regulatory capture and impropriety
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  252. Sooo. Russia's shenanigans cutting off grain during a war is would technically be a war crime
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  253. I think I bought 20 of those initial games to support the initiative
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  254. NASA needs to stop cost+ funding contracts
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  255. Unless your base load station is nuclear.
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  256. Would love a RISC V /amd64 hybrid
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  257. I'd love to see this in 7.5 FK BRNO
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  258. Jerchin tribes reunite
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  259. Just switched to it. Its good.
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  260. And then there will be suborbital flights.
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  261. Now you need to account for drones
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  262. 10:38 also the less places you aloc the less leaks you are at risk of adding
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  263. 31:52 this is also why go is my scripting language. I'm going to learn Odin now.
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  264. I still get more blue screens than Linux kernel dumps.
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  265. Robert is MVP of this episode
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  266. Audio is also better. Which is wild to me.
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  267. I'd love an urban specific version of this
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  268. The insanity of the nonsense Ruby Dev can get up to has cause me so much pain over the years of rescue projects I would never choose rails for anything professional.
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  269. So smart!
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  270. What I came for
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  271. Dune II for me... I'm old.
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  272. America has not controlled this conflict at all.
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  273. Grok is used in hacker culture.
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  274. I'm with Scrooge.
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  275. 6:18 even these don't work, because windows sometimes just changes these things on you without telling you
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  276. Was really hoping for a big ship style throttle 28:51
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  277. 12:02 I've been thinking of other languages throughout this series, and how would this work in Japanese, which later words impact earlier words? Do you just ditch this training step?
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  278. Would pay twice for this.
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  279. Innovate on repairability. Not on unrepairability
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  280. The product questions and answers are interesting. It business model is suspect.
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  281. I love evented data and queues. CockroachDB in some use cases. Usually I just use postgres
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  282. Isn't this more of a dmr? Except for that scope. Edit: because he called it a sniper rifle first. He then references dmr later, so yeah.
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  283. I was wondering if this was going to be a foray into Dwarf Frotress
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  284. I want that uniform!
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  285. I support right to rant 110% And right to repair.
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  286. I like the concept of bcachefs, but won't use it because of this stuff
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  287. Damn good ending. I cried with joy when Mandela won.
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  288. I once wrote a http server In intercal The fact it occasionally returned something RFC compliant was a win.
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  289. My brain said 3. There were 3 numerals written down. My brain hates me.
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  290. 13:35 there was also a major national security component to the Avro, apparently the project was half Soviet spy
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  291. The Americans stole that move from the Americans in Hawaii as well
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  292. 15:32 oh hell yeah, I'd rather have a logo I don't like than one that is bland.
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  293. GPS will be a first minute loss in ww3. Being able to fight without it is critical for winning ww3. Could be practicing. Could be incompetency. Could be conscription army.
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  294. So awesome!
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  295. 26:41 i had a bet with myself that you had a physics background. I Won!
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  296. 10:11 the only inheritance i like is actually composition in Django
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  297. ​ @ultimatemacchia  I came to say this
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  298. Lamb may be more tender, but good mutton hads so much more flavour. Man, I miss mutton. Also fun fact: mutton in southeast Asia (and I believe south Asia) is goat, not sheep.
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  299. 21:57 i made a half working INTERCAL http server.
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