Memes that lie?! On the internet?! Someone call the Internet police

I always find that last fellow intentionally hilarious. Just avoiding the gaze then he’s just got a full on blindfold

The saddest clown, trapped by his success.

I got a lot of thoughts, takes over the whole machine sometimes

Wait was I funny on accident

It baffles me how much humans want to control each other. Any three humans in a room and you’ve got four opinions on how everyone else should live.

I’m tired of this, can’t we just let people do as they please. I say we all just: Live. Laugh. Love.

It’s much better today, but in 2010 that was 100% accurate.

That being said, using Java as a first time programming language is like a 15 year old trying to fly an airliner to get a few blocks away to pick up some after school snacks. Obviously it’s way overkill. Sure you could get across town with it, but it’s probably 1000x more complicated than just a simple bicycle or even walking.

Java is industrial strength for professionals. There’s absolutely no consideration made for educational usage.

Here’s an online calculator

https://webfce.com/bri-calculator/

I wanted to say the same thing, use it or lose it.

Pain sometimes comes from injury or other mechanism, but loads of people with back pain just need to exercise more.

A strong back will do wonders.

Likewise a strong wrist will resist keyboard pain. It won’t tolerate bad typing posture or a crappy keyboard, but it will resist pain with a good ergo keyboard and good posture

A Calvin and Hobbes AI meme, truly we live in times

Whoa thanks kind stranger.

Does anyone have this meme template

RETURN TO CRABB

Fantastic, this got me chuckling!

accordion intensifies

This looks uncannily like my shelf, I’m trying to buy land now for my permaculture forest 😭

When I first learned to bake bread and pizza.

Five years later I was 60lb/27kg heavier and needed to go on keto to break the bread habit. Sigh. Took me almost as long to lose an the weight, but I’ve kept it off now for almost ten years!

I’ve been in charge of hiring a few jobs now and I make sure to not care about any of the typical signals when interviewing. I tell recruiters and candidates alike that I’d “hire three raccoons in a trenchcoat if they could turn requirements into working code”.

I’ve hired quite a few folks who didn’t fit the typical mold, because they could write some sweet code. Who cares about eye contact, I want honest, hard working problem-solvers.

The biggest thing my less social folks struggle with (for anyone curious) is requirements gathering. That often takes interviews and repeated interactions with customers. But it’s a skill like any other. Practice brings improvement!

I love that show so much. I rewatch it all the time

Thanks for getting me to laugh this early