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@nerdybutcute I always make the same jokes over again. It's why my kids love me.

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@nerdybutcute I always make the same jokes over again. It's why my kids love me.

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For someone who types for a living you think I'd be better at it.

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For someone who types for a living you think I'd be better at it.

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@yonabee@eldritch.cafe Why do people think it's OK to randomly interact with other people?

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@yonabee@eldritch.cafe Why do people think it's OK to randomly interact with other people?

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@Some_Emo_Chick How Magical.

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@Some_Emo_Chick How Magical.

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@brian That looks more like Baby Yogurt... #Spaceballs

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@brian That looks more like Baby Yogurt... #Spaceballs

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@wrrrdnrrrdgrrrl Expiration dates are mostly meaningless.

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@wrrrdnrrrdgrrrl Expiration dates are mostly meaningless.

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@morganarae it might be something known as "rain". That's when water droplets mysteriously fall from the sky.

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@morganarae it might be something known as "rain". That's when water droplets mysteriously fall from the sky.

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@morganarae I'd let it build up but my 13yo loves cleaning them so she does it. Always at the end, sometimes in the middle.

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@morganarae I'd let it build up but my 13yo loves cleaning them so she does it. Always at the end, sometimes in the middle.

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@richardgunther For use in cooking it is. For eating raw it's a bit too brown.

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@richardgunther For use in cooking it is. For eating raw it's a bit too brown.

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#introduction

I'm never sure what I'm supposed to put in something like this so I'll just list some things...

• GenX
• Grew up in NYC in the 80s and 90s
• Lived in Israel for ~20 years
• Lives in the Maryland suburbs now
• Lifelong Yankees and Jets fan
• Software engineer since the age of 7
• Went to culinary school (even though I don't work in the field anymore)
• Loves comics
• You can frequently find me playing on MTGA.

If you want to know anything else, ask away.

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#introduction

I'm never sure what I'm supposed to put in something like this so I'll just list some things...

• GenX
• Grew up in NYC in the 80s and 90s
• Lived in Israel for ~20 years
• Lives in the Maryland suburbs now
• Lifelong Yankees and Jets fan
• Software engineer since the age of 7
• Went to culinary school (even though I don't work in the field anymore)
• Loves comics
• You can frequently find me playing on MTGA.

If you want to know anything else, ask away.

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@cupcakezealot You do also need to ensure there is room for a cat warmer (sometimes called a "laptop").

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@cupcakezealot You do also need to ensure there is room for a cat warmer (sometimes called a "laptop").

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@cupcakezealot Isn't that the only (or at least, the primary) consideration?

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@cupcakezealot Isn't that the only (or at least, the primary) consideration?

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Boss told us to work on random things this week so I decided to write a script to help cut releases and push them up to GitHub. It's ~300 lines of code (with comments, doc strings, etc.) and took a couple of hours but it will make my life (and my team's!) so much easier because we can do it in one command instead of 4 plus a file edit.

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Boss told us to work on random things this week so I decided to write a script to help cut releases and push them up to GitHub. It's ~300 lines of code (with comments, doc strings, etc.) and took a couple of hours but it will make my life (and my team's!) so much easier because we can do it in one command instead of 4 plus a file edit.

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@sezduck I love the optimism that those services are going to last that long!

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@sezduck I love the optimism that those services are going to last that long!

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@Davedray Only if you put it in this first.

https://www. amazon.com/Solo-8oz-Deli-Conta iner-50ct/dp/B01C4MLALY?th=1

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@Davedray Only if you put it in this first.

https://www. amazon.com/Solo-8oz-Deli-Conta iner-50ct/dp/B01C4MLALY?th=1

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@linuxlizard To be fair the "=" vs. ":=" is all GNU's fault. They didn't add ":=" until they realized what a shitshow the recursion was and then they couldn't change the existing behaviour because it would break everything.

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@linuxlizard To be fair the "=" vs. ":=" is all GNU's fault. They didn't add ":=" until they realized what a shitshow the recursion was and then they couldn't change the existing behaviour because it would break everything.

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@linuxlizard I used to be on a build team. The amount of things we ran into because people didn't know when to use "=" vs ":=" was maddening. And we modernized the Makefiles to use them properly.

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@linuxlizard I used to be on a build team. The amount of things we ran into because people didn't know when to use "=" vs ":=" was maddening. And we modernized the Makefiles to use them properly.

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@jann @Jayslacks I might do that... Write something like "Baked ziti" because I know the ingredients and I'm the one doing the shopping. If my wife was going to the store I would specify.

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@jann @Jayslacks I might do that... Write something like "Baked ziti" because I know the ingredients and I'm the one doing the shopping. If my wife was going to the store I would specify.