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No one would listen to that here my friend, save your energy.

Any mirrors in the house?

"argument"? LOL

Or your question?

Stealing a few pages from ........

It is not nonsense.

But I don't agree with the electricity part thou.

So ya so

Modernity... LOL

Everyone who I know who has died has eaten food. Every single one of them. Coincidence?

Just living increases the risk of death.

Another new study shows that not reading other studies is good for your health.

It is like someone posted the link to upset others here.

Top bar doesn't have any kind of background on Windows. Is that intentional?

Love this comment xD

https://wittgenfine.substack.com/p/compressing-hegel/comment...

Egypt don't know what she should do.

Didn't expect this here. <3

Got it, thanks.

What is EE?

I agree.... but I am not sure how to feel about your comment after seeing your username xD

"There's no place for superstition in science"

The universe is eternal xD

Why should we care?

I can't take it anymore

Man, I got interested already, could you please stop the suspense and just say how are they related?

Didn't know that, thanks for the update. Actually, now I want to give it a try, remembering my old romantic days.

I get things done just fine with Go. And all the code is very clear. With ruby it is not, and a lot of ruby programmers may have a feel about how things work, while they are not really. They just enjoy the syntax. The book "The Ruby Programming Language" which written by the creator or ruby (I forgot his name) is full of "unfortunately", unfortunately this works this way now, unfortunately that works that way now.

And people definitly chose ruby because it was cool. So what you said should be applied to Ruby, not Go.

All the cool kids left Ruby for Go, why are they still in that land?

Wha?

What a terrible website. And what in the world is a playbook?

LOL. I love this comment, although I think you are responding to the wrong person.

I came across an article a year ago, but I can't find it now. It shows the difference between ancient archtictures and modern ones. Like churches, masjids, temples, and houses. Then shows how modern buildings looks like a lego in the middle of nature. Does this description reminds anyone here with a similar article?

How did that feel?