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state_electrician

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  • Not Mutually Exclusive Rule

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  • I didn't know what "gooner" means, so I tried to look it up. I found multiple uses of this term:

    1. Being obsessively online, consuming content that sexually excites you
    2. Masturbating for hours
    3. Being a fan of soccer/football club Arsenal

    And now I still don't know what is being said in the screenshot.

  • Who here cries at TV shows or movies?

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  • Yes, but very rarely. Most stories just don't affect me that way.

  • What's the dumbest way you've sustained an injury, and what was the injury?

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  • A pinched nerve is a real diagnosis, in that you generally know what happened. But unless there are other red flag symptoms you don't look for the actual cause, because it's really difficult and it only takes two to three days to recover. Usually a symbol of underdeveloped muscles in your back.

  • No context needed.

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  • Yeah, but change it how? Maybe it'll run away with your partner.

  • There's a noticable influx of trans kids in my job. Are there any topics I should avoid or considerations I should take into account when training them?

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  • þey

  • What's the dumbest way you've sustained an injury, and what was the injury?

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  • I once twisted a nerve in my shoulder by sitting down wrong in the bus.

  • Why do, relatively, so few of you set an avatar for your profile?

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  • I wanted to say the same, but then I saw the avatar next to your name and realized that I do in fact see avatars. I just never noticed and still don't care.

  • Wifi adapter linux issue pls help (joke)

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  • Damn, that is some cheap gas.

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    Vibe Coders might be serious, but I cannot take them seriously, especially when they say "It is a must-have skill".

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  • I saw that my Jetbrains All Product Pack subscription also includes their AI assistant and in Go it's really able to write and refactor things in a useful manner. But I think a large part is that I've been programming for 30 years and I am able to tell the thing exactly what I want and can mention things I do not want and also spot issues. Right now I don't see how they can manage a complete codebase, which I understand vibe coding to be. There are just so many things than can (subtly) go wrong and AI at the moment is not able to help with that. But they also keep getting better, so who knows where we'll be in a year or two.

  • Wifi adapter linux issue pls help (joke)

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  • Is that dollars per gallon?

  • Chat GPT

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  • I farted.

  • Bluesky Is Plotting a Total Takeover of the Social Internet

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  • "What are we doing today, Jay?"

    "The same thing we're doing every day, Kate. Trying to take over the social internet!"

  • A year later, Apple Vision Pro owners say they regret buying the $3,500 headset - "It's just collecting dust"

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  • There's also a substantial part of the population who can't use VR right now, because of motion sickness. I don't see VR really taking off until that is solved.

  • There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic.

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  • It's endemic when it's just always there, like the common flu. Even if the numbers fluctuate. When it first appears and spreads across borders it's pandemic.

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    What are the most unhinged cartoons in your expert opinion?

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  • Drawn Together

  • A cyberpunk anime girl!

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  • Use them for what exactly? The only use case I could ever see is for screenshots.

  • There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic.

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  • Covid is endemic now. Is there another pandemic?

  • When computer is what?

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  • They told me it was already published by Shakespeare.

  • Programmers then and now

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  • I first tried vi in the early 90s, before I had easy access to online resources. I had to open a new shell and kill the vi process to exit it. Next time I dialed into my usual BBS I asked how to exit that thing. But since then I've liked it, because vi has been on every system I ever ssh'ed into.