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soft violet
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Hater.

undone berry
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I imagine skating and unicycling have pretty similar core requirements

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i.e good balance

gentle moss
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yeah

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i managed to go about 10ft on it at best

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OH SHIT IT'S WEDNESDAY

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bojo's first PMQ's against the new labour dude

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i love the fact PMQ's is now watchable since none of the fucking MP's are there.

rough sapphire
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any more news about this charlie brooker thing?

gentle moss
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not heard anything extra, i imagine it's in the works.

rough sapphire
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pff

undone berry
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random thing I just remembered. Some survey showed that 75% of people disliked juggling, and that 30% of people could juggle. So at least 5% of jugglers disliked juggling

soft violet
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People disliking juggling...themselves doing it, or other people or what?

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There's not liking something and disliking something. Was that distinction accounted for?

rough sapphire
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maybe they can't dislike something until they've tried it, to know for sure

soft violet
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Who the hell looks at someone juggling and goes "Oh, buddy, fuck you and the horse you rode in on!"

undone berry
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I'm guessing it was more like "Do you like or dislike juggling", those kinda surveys are normally pretty open ended

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I also heard about this through a comedy, I trust that it's a real survey, but it probably wasn't exactly perfectly run

gentle moss
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it's a common joke

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the only thing worse than a magician is a juggler type thing

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lowest rungs on the "showbiz" ladder

plucky ridge
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Let's not forget that tumbling used to be a form of entertainment

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"Oh yep, that dude's doing another somersault"

rough sapphire
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while i agree that it went downhill after they banned porn, i don't think i'd go as far as to say it's not entertaining anymore

gentle moss
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hahaha

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i mean, they're crazy skilled gymnasts

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i'm not sure jugglers rank above them

plucky ridge
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I think the word "tumbling" just doesn't invoke lots of skill

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Although now that I think about D&D 3.X.....

gentle moss
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:D

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it does sound like an old person falling down the stairs

plucky ridge
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"Hello, 999? I've had a bit of a tumble."

gentle moss
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"Hello, 0118 999 881 999 119 725.... 3. I've had a bit of a tumble."

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that jingle is burned into my brain now.

plucky ridge
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Same

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GOD that's such a good show

gentle moss
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i'm pleased they stopped when they did, it was for the best.

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it could only go downhill

plucky ridge
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True

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I'm also glad that the US pilot flopped

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It just...

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Was NOT going to work

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They had Moss but he felt way out of place there

gentle moss
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they did a US pilot?!

plucky ridge
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Yes

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It was not great

gentle moss
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oh jesus christ

plucky ridge
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I mean it worked for the Office (from what I've heard)

gentle moss
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i'm going to have to look this up.

plucky ridge
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But yeah, not here

gentle moss
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it only worked for the Office because they entirely flipped the character / comedy dynamic to work in a US market

plucky ridge
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Yeah they only kind of did it in the IT US pilot

gentle moss
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UK office doesn't really float in the US

plucky ridge
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Where as the UK IT works everywhere

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So it'd be hard to adapt something that doesn't need it

gentle moss
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and you can't exactly do that, imo, about some down trodden IT techs

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since that's not... i don't think there's "positive" comedy to get out of it

plucky ridge
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Not usually no

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Ah crap, now I have the song from the musical they went to in my head

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(which I will not repeat here)

gentle moss
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lots of bill love eh?

plucky ridge
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HA

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Yes

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I felt like that episode was a bit tone deaf

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No musical joke intended

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Mainly regarding Roy's constant adverse reactions to the whole thing

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I mean yeah I get it but like

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I don't know. There isn't really a good way to try and break people's build in prejudices and discomforts

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But I felt like it kind of reinforced some of them

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Probably overthinking it

gentle moss
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sorry i just got distracted by sriracha

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we haven't been able to get it for a month

plucky ridge
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Sometimes it's the simple things in life

rough sapphire
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isn't that an instrument?

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the shaky ones on sticks that go ssh ssh ssh

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ah no i think i'm thinking of maracas

gentle moss
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those are maracas

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yeah

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sriracha is an open source hot sauce

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<_<

plucky ridge
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Did

gentle moss
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the guy who first made / popularised it didn't bother to patent it or anything so there are loads of knock-offs

plucky ridge
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What?

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Ahhh okay

gentle moss
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but despite that they're still the biggest seller of it

plucky ridge
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Thought I was going to have to fork a copy to see the sauce code

gentle moss
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haha

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i've missed my favourite fries sauce

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half sriracha, half mayo and like a quarter an other hot sauce

rough sapphire
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is sriracha the one with the cock on the bottle

plucky ridge
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Yes

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Yes it is

gentle moss
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yes

rough sapphire
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ahhh

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that one's pretty nice

plucky ridge
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I'm just not a huge fan of hot sauces, honestly

gentle moss
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it's a good general usage one

plucky ridge
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A lot of them are too vinegary

gentle moss
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i prefer it to ketchup

rough sapphire
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you can have hot sauces with minimal or no vinegar

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i'm making some

gentle moss
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yeah

plucky ridge
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True but I don't know

gentle moss
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ones closer to pepper mash

rough sapphire
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but they generally stay good for a much shorter period of time

plucky ridge
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For me hot stuff is more for when I'm in a dare food mood

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Or if I want hot, I usually go for ground pepper rather than like capsaicin stuff

gentle moss
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white people heat

plucky ridge
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Also not a huge fan of the taste of peppers in general

gentle moss
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<_<

plucky ridge
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But I love hot curry

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Hot I don't know

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I think it's just my aversion to peppers

undone berry
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There's something very appealing about unnecessarily hot food

plucky ridge
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There really is

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And it's pretty good for you

rough sapphire
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the only peppers i eat are the spicy kind

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fuck bell peppers

plucky ridge
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Guinea pigs like those

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And they're good for them. Plenty of vitamin C

rough sapphire
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bell peppers are the only food i hate with a passion

plucky ridge
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Cottage cheese

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That's my hate

rough sapphire
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i fucking love cottage cheese

plucky ridge
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Okay

rough sapphire
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it's great

plucky ridge
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If you poured that from a milk jug, you would throw it out

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It LOOKS like it's something that went bad

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Bleh

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I can like.... think smell it right now

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Ick

rough sapphire
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i usually mix cottage cheese with some diced up surimi sticks and cherry tomatoes + smetana into a salad

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so good

gentle moss
rough sapphire
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one of these things is not like the other

gentle moss
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my hot sauce collection is lacking some artisanal ones atm

wheat lynx
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Find the odd one out

gentle moss
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hahaha

undone berry
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do you like Paprika @rough sapphire ?

gentle moss
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that's vodka with like 5 reapers and 5 bhut jolokia in it

rough sapphire
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you mean the spice?

undone berry
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yeah

plucky ridge
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@wheat lynx Is it the Orange and Pineapple juice?

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No wait

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The toaster

rough sapphire
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"paprika" is literally what we call bell peppers in estonian, funnily enough

plucky ridge
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It's the only one that's not a liquid

rough sapphire
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as for the spice, it's.. ok

wheat lynx
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Yep, the toaster, you got it

rough sapphire
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edible

plucky ridge
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Yussss

undone berry
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That's because the spice is just ground up bell peppers

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interesting that you call them the same thing

gentle moss
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smoked paprika bosses normal paprika

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that shit is like crack for me

plucky ridge
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Why am I imagining you doing lines of paprika....

gentle moss
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no hemlock

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it's SMOKED.

rough sapphire
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nah

gentle moss
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duh.

rough sapphire
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he smokes crack

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er, paprika

undone berry
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I fucking love bell peppers, but am pretty close to disliking paprika

plucky ridge
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Oh right, silly me

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Crackrika

pine vector
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Thank you Hungary, for paprika. ๐Ÿ˜„

rough sapphire
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didn't realise it was hungarian

plucky ridge
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I think the only time I use it is for deviled eggs

rough sapphire
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interesting

gentle moss
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for some reason i thought it was probably indian

undone berry
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Goulash is fucking awesome

gentle moss
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but most british use of spices does stem from india

pine vector
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well, Hungarian paprika is the "standard" by which others are judged. in my experience at least

gentle moss
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oh it's mexican

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duuuh

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but hungary made what we'd call modern paprika. hmm

plucky ridge
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Goulash always makes me think of scary things

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Likely because of The Kingdom of Loathing

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Where it was "ghoulash"

pine vector
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if you had to chose, what's the one spice you'd pick if all others had to be disappeared?

gentle moss
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ooooooooooooooooooooooooh

pine vector
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mine: cumin

gentle moss
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spice not herb?

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i'd probably side with you on cumin

sand goblet
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that'd have to be chilli

gentle moss
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chilli powder?

rough sapphire
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is salt a spice?

sand goblet
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there's so much variety in chilli peppers

pine vector
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xx, yes

rough sapphire
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then salt

gentle moss
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is it though

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is salt a spice

sand goblet
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and a lot of spices are based on chilli peppers

gentle moss
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is it though

sand goblet
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paprika, however, is technically not a spice

rough sapphire
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They're minerals, Marie!

pine vector
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i didn't think this question through... ๐Ÿคฃ

gentle moss
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thanks google....

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wow

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nope, that's on me

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i'll leave my shame.

sand goblet
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if you're taking the family of peppers

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I mean if you're keeping chilli peppers then you're also keeping bell peppers since they're the same family

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so you're keeping cayenne, paprika, and chilli powder for a start

gentle moss
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okay fuck you i take that back

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:|

plucky ridge
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Whenever I hear someone say "shame"

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That's what goes through my head

sand goblet
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I have a question for the channel at large

gentle moss
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i still wouldn't call "chilli" a spice overall.

sand goblet
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which is unrelated, but

plucky ridge
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No I will not make out with you, gdude

sand goblet
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hahaha

rough sapphire
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@sand goblet while I know they technically are a pepper, I wouldn't call bell peppers actually peppers. I think that's partly because in estonian, "pipar" ("pepper") and "paprika" ("bell pepper") are two very separate things and you would never call paprika a pipar

plucky ridge
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Alright fine, twist my arm

gentle moss
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i also wouldn't call the actual pepper a spice

sand goblet
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let's say you're working with a database in any programming language

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let's say python for example

pine vector
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bisk, i think this would be one of those convoluted "but, in this context..." things with salt. like, tomatoes; technically a fruit, but a vegetable in culinary...

sand goblet
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you have access to a full ORM

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but there is no such thing as an automatic migration tool

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what do you do?

plucky ridge
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Before or after crying

sand goblet
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haha

wheat lynx
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By salt do you mean sodium chloride or any ionic compound?

rough sapphire
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what other salt do you use to season your food with

pine vector
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write the migration tool. duh. it will clearly save you time, over manual migration. ๐Ÿ˜„

sand goblet
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I mean you're not wrong

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but

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maybe you have a deadline

gentle moss
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pink himalayan rock salt

rough sapphire
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deadlines are just suggestions

gentle moss
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it aligns my chakras

plucky ridge
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@rough sapphire Potassium chloride is often used as a salt substitute to reduce sodium intake.

rough sapphire
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no shit?

plucky ridge
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I think that's right

rough sapphire
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... didn't mean that in a sarcastic way

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genuinely didn't know that

plucky ridge
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I didn't take it as sarcasm

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I was surprised when I first heard it too

sand goblet
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this is the situation I now find myself in

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I do have access to a migration tool

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it's just not automated

rough sapphire
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automate interaction with the tool

plucky ridge
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Yeah, just double checked, I was thinking of the right compound

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@sand goblet Actual, what level of migration? Are you saying like... to a completely different kind of database or...

sand goblet
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No, just updating the database

gentle moss
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It can be used as a salt substitute for food, but due to its weak, bitter, unsalty flavor, it is often mixed with ordinary table salt (sodium chloride) to improve the taste to form low sodium salt.

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a salt substitute that doesn't taste of salt

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nice.

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:D

pine vector
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well, if you can't write a tool, and verify/certify its results... hand-jam-time! ๐Ÿ–๏ธ ๐Ÿ“ ๐Ÿ•

sand goblet
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@pine vector yeah I think we might have to tbh

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I can't imagine it being that hard but at the same time.. well tbh we only have to support postgres

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unlike the poor guy that wrote harmonica

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having to support oracledb

plucky ridge
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I'm genuinely surprised there isn't an updater

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Migrator

pine vector
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i weep for their sanity...

plucky ridge
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Diaspora

sand goblet
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they're just not really a thing in the java world

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everyone's using flyaway which applies sql scripts that have to be handwritten

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and are just like "oh I guess this is OK then"

plucky ridge
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I mean I would assume there are solutions out there already

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I'd find it hard to believe that you're the first folks to run into this

sand goblet
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the other option is to use.. what is it

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JDI?

plucky ridge
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Also I thought that any kind of migration/update tool would be on the Postgres end rather than the ORM side

sand goblet
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you can plug it into Hibernate and it will generate

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wait for it

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drop and create scripts.

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that's all it does

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and people think this is OK

plucky ridge
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Do they? Or are they just resigned to the fact that they don't have time to write anything better

sand goblet
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well, maybe this, yes

plucky ridge
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I think I'm still confused, so this is to make your db go from like postgres 4 to postgres 5? (example version numbers, not real ones obviously)

pine vector
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drop and create

i mean, why did SQL go beyond that anyway. what else do you need? ๐Ÿ˜„

plucky ridge
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Select

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But beyond that yeah

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Not much

pine vector
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10M records? meh...don't update in-place. just re-write the table. duh...

plucky ridge
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If it's good enough for JSON, it's good enough for me

pine vector
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side-note: why are chairs such a PITA to shop for?

plucky ridge
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Because you have to keep sitting in ones that hurt your ass

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Thus, PITA

pine vector
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well done, sir. well done.

plucky ridge
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Wasn't as heavy hitting as I thought it was going to be

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But it's accurate at least

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But yeah, I feel your pain

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The fact that I can never seem to find the right chair is irksome

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Some I've found some that are rated for sitting in for x number of hours but it's always those awful mesh backed ones

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Which are fine if you don't have a bony back like me and always end up popping the staples that hold the mesh out by accident

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I've killed... at least two chairs that way I think

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It's likely because I sit cross legged when I'm at home in an office chair

pine vector
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i used to hate mesh back. i like them now. i just don't want to enter mesh seat territory. for the same reason: i switch to cross-leg/one-leg-under often.

plucky ridge
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I think the mesh seats are the worst for me

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But less due to comfort more due to.... scent capturing

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As in they don't capture it enough

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Or noise reduction

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None of that either

pine vector
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yeah, i've started getting the smells on the current one. its at least a decade old... cushioning is basically gone. i'm just too analytical on picking a new one.

plucky ridge
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Oh my issue is with the freshly made smells

pine vector
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oh. the off-gassing.

plucky ridge
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Yarp

charred socket
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I got a mesh chair like a year ago, I'm beginning to hate it

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It's pretty hard to clean the space in the mesh back and the cushion in general

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Just vacuuming never seems to pick up everything

gentle moss
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Speaking of hard to clean

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Ewwww

plucky ridge
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The crap is that/

gentle moss
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Tumble dryer

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It's not behaving so I'm cleaning it

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So far I've pulled out a fist full of fluff

sand goblet
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I mean it's not very ew

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fluff from clean clothes

gentle moss
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Except it's got moist and caked on

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It does smell funny

sand goblet
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unless you have some of that amazing experimental plastic eating enzyme

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it's probably not bad

gentle moss
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Yeah it'll be fine

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But my hands will smell like soggy dust for today

sand goblet
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The price you pay, I suppose

gentle moss
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Just gotta do it sometimes

rough sapphire
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that looks like a fire hazard

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unsure if i'm a fan of \d<stuff> in postgres

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also, fun fact

gentle moss
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Wait until I open the heat exchanger

rough sapphire
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it's great but i really miss DESCRIBE/SHOW TABLES

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i thought tumble dryers were just things you see in american films and mr bean

gentle moss
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That's gonna be a mess

rough sapphire
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until i moved to the uk

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and saw that it's actually a thing

gentle moss
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I guess you just rack stuff up

rough sapphire
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very much yes

sand goblet
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US tumble dryers aren't really tumble dryers either though

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they're top loading

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they're more like spin dryers

rough sapphire
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you just chuck your shit on that and pick it up the next day

sand goblet
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we call those soccer goalposts here

rough sapphire
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i'm surprised you call anything soccer

sand goblet
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well football here is gaelic football

rough sapphire
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also, not on the actual posts

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the posts have lines going between them

wheat lynx
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Is Gaelic football different to Hurling?

sand goblet
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oh boy

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I don't think it could be more different

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hurling is played with what looks kind of like a wooden hockey stick

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and a small ball called a sliotar

wheat lynx
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Ah yes

sand goblet
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you have to carry the ball on the stick - the hurley

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like on the end of the stick

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it's not a contact sport but it's pretty rough

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gaelic football on the other hand uses an actual football

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you carry it around in your hands but you have to drop it to your feet and kick it back into your hands every few steps

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kind of like basketball in that respect

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if you're passing it, you punch the ball out of your hand instead of throwing it

wheat lynx
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Which one is more popular in Ireland, or are they similar

sand goblet
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and obviously you can kick the thing

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they're both pretty popular

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gaelic football is pretty rough as well

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they're both split into separate sports by gender for obvious reasons

plucky ridge
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For some reason when I hear "hurling" I think of something like baseball or american football where you're throwing something

sand goblet
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except hurling for women is called camogie instead of hurling

rough sapphire
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we don't have fancy football :( we're pretty weak when it comes to football in general

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we have rally though

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car go vroom froom

sand goblet
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:>

wheat lynx
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Rally football?

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Sounds fun hehe

sand goblet
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car football is a thing

wheat lynx
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Whaaaat. I thought that was just on Top Gear

sand goblet
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nope :>

wraith oriole
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@sand goblet I have never seen a top loading dryer

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toploading washer, yes.

solid pollen
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btw Top Gear is still with boring people?

wraith oriole
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dryers are all front loaders

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now there are EXTRACTORS that are top loading

sand goblet
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You see top loading dryers on TV too here

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if they remove the water, they are dryers

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regardless of technical terms

wraith oriole
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no those are extractors

wheat lynx
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Yes Top Gear is still with boring people :(

wraith oriole
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dryers use heating element

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either gas or electric

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extractor just use high speed centrifugal forces to extract water

solid pollen
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Pff that sucks

undone berry
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Dryer is defined as a machine or device for drying something, especially the hair or laundry.. A thing that you dump wet clothes into and pull dry clothes out of is a dryer

wraith oriole
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clothes line like @rough sapphire posted it the best

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no

undone berry
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yes

gentle moss
undone berry
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you can't argue

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with the dictionary

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definition of dry free from moisture or liquid; not wet or moist.

gentle moss
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Well that took 45 minutes

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And that's just the cover

wraith oriole
wheat lynx
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Technical definitions don't really matter in my eyes, a tumble dryer is basically a machine that you put wet stuff in and it spins and makes it dry imo

wraith oriole
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extractors used to reduce drying time in a tumble dryer

gentle moss
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same thing as a washing machine with a spin cycle?

wraith oriole
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@gentle moss extractor is like a SUPER SPIN CYCLE

undone berry
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yeah, that's not a dryer then. There are top loading dryers though

gentle moss
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ah cool

wraith oriole
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no heat only high rpms

undone berry
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you pull wet clothes out of an extractor

plucky ridge
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If it makes my shirt not wet, it's a dryer

gentle moss
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i run my stuff through two spin cycles in the washing machine before drying

undone berry
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and extractors won't make your shirt not wet

wraith oriole
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industrial laundry work flow is:
washer -> extractor -> dryer

gentle moss
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i guess you'd make one for each task in an industrial setting

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so it can be more efficient

wraith oriole
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there are some european machines that combine all 3 functions

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miele? or some such

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they are slow and have smaller capacity

pine vector
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bisk, check the outside vent exhaust too! and if you can, go full-on Mary Poppins with the vent tubing. ๐Ÿ˜„

wraith oriole
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but are good for smaller spaces

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my washer needs a new inlet valve

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no hot water

wheat lynx
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I thought most washing machines heat up their own water

gentle moss
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there is no outside vent

wraith oriole
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in soviet russia the clothes extract YOU.

gentle moss
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it's a condenser dryer

wraith oriole
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@wheat lynx maybe commercial ones

rough sapphire
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@undone berry get any further with your db/juggling

wraith oriole
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household ones usually use hot water from the house's hotwater heater

gentle moss
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ours heats its own water

wraith oriole
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perhaps european ones do though @wheat lynx

wheat lynx
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Possibly something like that

gentle moss
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man, imagine having to run the hot water to wash clothes

pine vector
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POU water heaters (appliance or otherwise) are much more prevalent in the EU, iirc.

gentle moss
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our water heater maxes out at 60c anyway

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*70c

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forgot i turned it up

wraith oriole
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my hotwater heater stays on all the time

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it stores water in a tank

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it comes on to heat when temp drops

gentle moss
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electric?

wraith oriole
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not instant like in europe/asia

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gas

gentle moss
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we have a hot watertank + gas boiler

wraith oriole
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same

gentle moss
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but mine's from the 1980's

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so it's shit.

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it doesn't do thermal tripping or w/e

wheat lynx
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We have a gas boiler for central heating and an electric heater for hot water tank I think

gentle moss
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so it's either on or off.

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leaving it on costs a friggin fortune too

sand goblet
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ours can only be set to 60 but it goes up to 65 every so often because legionnaire's or whatever it's called

plucky ridge
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condenser dryer
Wait, so it condenses the steam it generates and drops it back into the sewer line?

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That's... actually really cool

rough sapphire
sand goblet
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No, it goes into a thing you have to pull out and empty

plucky ridge
#

Oh like a dehumidifier

sand goblet
#

but yeah it does condense the steam

plucky ridge
#

I getcha

sand goblet
#

yup

#

we have a vented dryer

#

they're less common but they just vent the steam outside

plucky ridge
#

That's what's common here in the US

sand goblet
#

pretty rare over here

#

we had to go out of our way to find one for this house

plucky ridge
#

Does make it smell awesome outside when people are doing their laundry

sand goblet
#

it does

#

my grandparents actually have a single appliance

#

it's both a washer and a dryer

#

(condenser dryer that is)

#

come to think of it, I'm not sure why we didn't go that route

plucky ridge
#

Now see that makes sense to me

gentle moss
#

yeah, it goes into a tray

plucky ridge
#

I think the only reason it's less common in households is because it means you have to wait longer to get everything done

sand goblet
#

I guess so

plucky ridge
#

Since you can't have something drying and washing at the same time

soft violet
#

We just hang dry stuff. Which, you know, works really great for woollens in the winter.

sand goblet
#

if I had the kind of fuck-you money my parents did, I'd probably put two of the combined ones into a house

#

instead of two separate ones

gentle moss
#

i still run air dried stuff through a quick tumble

#

since it softens them up

plucky ridge
#

"Alright Opal, now go and put on your sweatercicle"

gentle moss
#

don't like cardboard shirts

#

oh jesus

#

the condenser

soft violet
#

We did have a drying a long, long time ago, but we decided we didn't need it. Energy efficiency considerations and all.

gentle moss
#

fuuuuck

plucky ridge
#

Understandable

soft violet
#

Why tumble when you can hang?

plucky ridge
#

Unfortunately the weather where I live is incredibly unpredictable

sand goblet
#

same

soft violet
#

There's space inside.

sand goblet
#

also drying in the dead cold of january would.. not go well

plucky ridge
#

Not to mention tons of smokers in our area

soft violet
#

We call it the Chinese laundry.

plucky ridge
#

Yeah I suppose

sand goblet
#

it's not cardboard shirts

#

it's ice shirts

plucky ridge
#

Although I can see the cat thinking it's an awesome idea to claw at the hanging stuff

gentle moss
plucky ridge
#

Or at least attempt to

gentle moss
#

and it's all caked on :(

sand goblet
#

that's impressive

plucky ridge
#

Dude

#

That's like a coal mine

gentle moss
#

fluff mine

sand goblet
#

don't breathe it in, you'll get asthma

plucky ridge
#

Or super powers

gentle moss
#

i'm gonna have to clean this in the fucking bath

#

christ.

sand goblet
#

(you won't, unless you're like 2, but hey that's how I got it)

plucky ridge
#

That's what they tell you

#

In reality it was all the gov'ment testing they did on ya

sand goblet
#

:>

plucky ridge
#

Chem trails, man

gentle moss
#

it was clearly uhhhh

#

GSM gave you asthma

#

as we improve mobile technologies the conditions you get are worse

#

one of the screws holding the condenser cover on has rusted and threaded :|

#

also, i'm not sure how to clean this

#

do i shampoo it?

plucky ridge
#

Regular soap should get it out

gentle moss
#

little bit of conditioner for that silky fluff

#

Better get a plumber

#

Plunger

#

it's still coming out

plucky ridge
#

Collect it, dry it and boom

#

New pet

gentle moss
#

haa

#

luckily this part actually smells pretty rad

#

like fabric softner

plucky ridge
#

Exactly

#

Who wouldn't want a pet that smells like that

gusty oar
#

ooof i should ask my java question in somewhere :d

rustic arrow
#

hey guys I have a very silly question

#

for some reason I am not getting the numbers ๐Ÿ˜… like it's so embarrassing

gentle moss
#

the list comprehension in number_list is trying to operate on a single integer

rustic arrow
#

oh

#

i just thought that

#
   chioce = numbers()
    return redirect(url_for("responce.html"), generated_numbers=chioce[1])
#

this wouldn't work if I didn't make it a list

#

so i tried turning every number to a list ๐Ÿ˜…

#

sorry how can I fix it please

gentle moss
#

ah, also you're not returning anything from the numbers function, failed to spot that one.

graceful basin
#

for x in 100

gentle moss
#

and that.

rustic arrow
#

omg

#

wtf sorry

#

range

#

๐Ÿ˜… sorry

gentle moss
#

the error should point to the line that's at fault when running the script btw

rustic arrow
#
def numbers():
    for x in range (100):
        number = random.randint(1,100)
        number_list = [int(i) for i in str(number)]
        return number_list
        

@app.route('/')
def generate():
    chioce = numbers()
    return redirect(url_for("responce.html"), generated_numbers=chioce[1])
gentle moss
#

what you're probably trying to do is something like....

rustic arrow
#

yes bro

gentle moss
#
number_list = []
for x in range(100):
  number = random.randint(1,100)
  number_list.append(number)
#

you then need to move the return outside of the loop

rustic arrow
#

okay thank u so much brother thank u so much

#

that makes sense

#

thank u

gentle moss
#

yeah but make sure you understand it. the list needs to be create outside of the loop

#

otherwise you overwrite it on each cycle around

#

and the return needs to be outside the loop otherwise uhhh... i guess it'd just return the first pass.

#

if you're passing a whole list forward to flask too you shouldn't specify an index on generate_numbers

#

else you're just passing the number at index 1

#

make sense?

rustic arrow
#

so i shouldn't pass an index ?

gentle moss
#

that'd just pass 1 number forwards.

#

do you just want 1 number?

rustic arrow
#

what if I want to refer to a specific variable from a function bro

gentle moss
#

i'm not sure what you mean by that, but this is quickly becoming a help channel sort of thing rather than offtopic

rustic arrow
#

like here

gentle moss
#

you might want to grab yourself a help channel and ask in there

rustic arrow
#

the reason I wanted to index it was because that's the only way I know how to refer to things ๐Ÿ˜…

#

oh i thought this was help

gentle moss
rustic arrow
#

okay thank you bro I appreciate the fact that you helped me despite me not knowing that this is a help channel ๐Ÿ’™ thanks bro

gentle moss
#

it's cool. it's just clear you have more questions than i'm able to answer right now. :)

#

i hear with my little ear... someone's got their elderly relatives over.

#

nice one on killing grandma, neighbour.

rustic arrow
#

oh hahah what

gentle moss
#

some people just don't care. oh well.

rustic arrow
#

isn't it only like 1 pm though ?

gentle moss
#

6pm here.

rustic arrow
#

nice

earnest sphinx
#

This is a bit random but:

#

Any ideas?

gentle moss
#

how can we know they're lying if we don't interview them?

#

those letters seem shifty.

thorn snow
#

I fear the keyboard I've ordered may be too loud for our office ๐Ÿ˜„

#

I was told if it is too loud I am not allowed to bring it

#

But it feels good

earnest sphinx
#

...

gentle moss
#

you can get little rubber rings for the switches, can reduce sound.

#

may mess with the keystroke though, idk

rough sapphire
#

9mm O-Ringdicke (SLI-Nipple)

gentle moss
#

:D

plucky ridge
#

Oh huh. I didn't realize WASM was already at version 1.0

#

For some reason I thought it wasn't at that point

undone berry
#

It can't do DOM stuff which makes it really not that useful

plucky ridge
#

Ah, dang

thorn snow
#

MASM or gtfo

plucky ridge
#

Mom's Amazing Sunday Marmalade

thorn snow
#

Microsoft Macro Assembler

plucky ridge
#

Interesting. The "Getting Started" page only lists instructions for the C/C++ compiler

undone berry
plucky ridge
#

Fat client for enterprise applications (e.g. databases).
Um, I think you guys mean "thicc"

gentle moss
#

:D

plucky ridge
#

It's weird, they mention Rust on the home page but I can't seem to find any doc stuff about it

#

Ah ha

#

Found some stuff on it

rough sapphire
#

i really hope wasm never gets dom manipulation support

#

i don't want it to become the new js

#

it's its separate thing, and that's a good thing

undone berry
#

What would be the downside of it getting DOM support? Seems like it wouldn't be very constraining

deep drum
#

@earnest sphinx god fucking damn the hell happened to that image

#

what dimension are you from bro

thorn snow
#

deep fried math

deep drum
#

when you hanging in the floating point dimension

rough sapphire
#

@undone berry the web ecosystem does not require another language for dom manipulation - 90% of what you do online already requires javascript, which is by itself a security risk. DOM manipulation support for wasm will mean that eventually, a lot of websites will start using that as well for things they should ideally be using js or just HTML/CSS for, further widening the attack surface

#

basically, it's bloat

#

wasm is great for very specialised scenarios, such as when you need high computational efficiency in a web browser

#

ie games or mathsy stuff

#

none of that requries dom manipulation

undone berry
#

The fact TS/Elm/Other-transpiled-language shows that JS isn't enough for a lot of people's needs. Compiling to actual WASM seems like it would enable much more efficient GUI code, which seems like it's probably fairly relevant given the ever increasing weight of web apps

#

I accept that increasing the attack surface is bad. But it seems like relying more and more on transpiled languages would be worse for that factor

rough sapphire
#

I don't think there's anything inherently broken about js that warrants a whole new language for the ecosystem

#

also, while js has been broken in the past (quite a few times (thank you webkit)), modern engines such as v8 are very good at sandboxing it

#

it's hard to currently estimate how broken wasm will be

undone berry
#

Sandboxing means that JS code isn't going to get out of the browser or that it isn't going to get outside of the tab that it's running in?

rough sapphire
#

sandboxing both in the context of the process (which encompasses both the browser and the current tab (in most browsers)) and the context of the interpreter itself, ie different interpreter sessions can't communicate with each other

undone berry
#

I guess if modern browsers are good at that, it is a pretty big increase in risk for relatively minimal gain

#

Although, I think it will happen - and if it is going to happen, I'm pretty happy with sooner rather than later

rough sapphire
#

I agree it will probably happen

#

I'm just not very happy about it

#

anyone able to help with git im unsure where to ask

#

Please @ me if ur able to help โค๏ธ

wraith oriole
#

@thorn snow i have unhappy memories of working with MASM

#

@rough sapphire google is a good starting point

rough sapphire
graceful basin
#

you need to stage changes

wraith oriole
#

did you google "nothing added to commit but untracked files present"

#

because if you did youd have your answer

rough sapphire
#

Aha

#

Ill try that

wraith oriole
#

google the error is always step 1 of issue resolution.

#

lol

#

and @graceful basin is probably right

#
Initializing Git 
Git needs to be initialized in your project before it can be used. You can initialize Git in your project by running git init from the root of the project. All Git commands should be run from the root of the project. 

Before going any further, Git needs to be configured to ignore this node_modules folder. This is a generated directory which doesnโ€™t need to be under version control. You can always regenerate node_modules by running npm install. Create a .gitignore file with the following line to ignore the folder:

node_modules/

Git workflow
assumes git has already been initialized for the project

git status
git add .
git commit -m โ€œcomment goes hereโ€
git push
rough sapphire
#

did you google "nothing added to commit but untracked files present"
@wraith oriole โค๏ธ โค๏ธ โค๏ธ

wraith oriole
#

you can ignore my node_modules part.
just focus on the git workflow

thorn snow
#

git config --global alias.commit-rnd !"sh -c \"git commit -m '$(curl -s http://whatthecommit.com/index.txt)'\""

#

saves you the comment

#

git commit-rnd

gusty oar
#

i don't get people who reveal their position on discord etc.

#

maybe country

#

but detailed address is dangerous

sand goblet
#

dangerous to who?

rough sapphire
#

Spordi 16, Estonia

#

send me pizza

gusty oar
#

i don't know maybe there are psycho people on social media . who willing to cut you ๐Ÿ˜„

#

send me pizza
@rough sapphire i will send you 1000 pizza but receiver pays ๐Ÿ˜‰ it my gesture to you

gentle moss
#

cash on delivery isn't a thing at the moment

rough sapphire
#

yeah, we don't do payment on delivery here

#

at all

gentle moss
#

oh nice

#

that's excellent.

#

our local chinese only takes cash on delivery

#

so i have to go out to get money out to go home to get my food

#

wtf is with that

rough sapphire
#

that's annoying

gentle moss
#

probably saves me eating too much chinese food though

rough sapphire
#

you reckon they're a front for a money laundering operation

gusty oar
#

gdude you were from nordic countries right ?

#

listen that ๐Ÿ˜„

sand goblet
#

nope

#

I'm not

gusty oar
#

ah

gentle moss
#

hmmm...

#

money laundering huh

#

my least favourite chinese place here is shut

#

that could've been money laundering

#

because they were shut down for using pigeon meat

#

claim that as chicken on inventory

#

keep the extra

#

catch the pigeon

gusty oar
#

hmm do you like pigeon meat

#

squab

rough sapphire
#

it's fine in a pinch

gusty oar
#

you should listen above music ๐Ÿ˜„ i listen and get hype of AC:VALHALLA

gentle moss
#

it's easy to catch as well.

#

oh so assassins creed isn't dead yet?

gusty oar
#

no its not and its growing everyday ๐Ÿ˜„

gentle moss
#

i thought it'd fallen down a mine of convoluted plot holes and bad story telling

gusty oar
#

but their rpg mechanics and ambiance is good

#

i felt that spartan feel in odyssey

#

by the way nordic musics is different and awesome
even if i don't understand

#

not all of them but

#

eivor making this good

rough sapphire
#

@gentle moss pigeon meat?

#

Pigeons are gross

#

I can't imagine that passing as chicken in any way

gentle moss
#

ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

sand goblet
#

I mean some people eat rats

#

and pigeons are basically flying rats

gentle moss
#

that's super unfair to rats

#

meanie

sand goblet
#

the pycraft server has rats now

gentle moss
#

although i think pigeon could maybe pass for a gamey bird

sand goblet
#

and they're super annoying

#

especially the ones controlled by a pied piper

#

:v

gentle moss
#

i have rats and they're adorable

#

train the rats to eat the creepers.

rough sapphire
#

On a totally seperate note, the SO is playing the new Animal Crossing and if you have an axe equipped while using the "Delight" response, you clap with one hand but still make the sound of clapping with two.

#

BUG

gentle moss
#

nah they're just performing a 1 inch sonic boom slap

rough sapphire
#

Bruce Lee, the Animal Crossing villager

sand goblet
#

you actually can do that

gentle moss
#

one hand clap?

#

yeah, i know

sand goblet
#

no, train the rats to eat creepers

gentle moss
#

oooh

#

interesting.

#

at least it accurately represents the trainability of rats

sand goblet
#

it gets kind of nuts at the high tiers

gentle moss
#

rofl

sand goblet
#

you can also ride them apparently

#

oh, no

gentle moss
#

how fckn big are these rats

rough sapphire
#

Nonbeliever?

sand goblet
#

the rats get their own mounts

gentle moss
#

that's more like it

#

rats riding cats

rough sapphire
#

That seems like a weird upgrade path

sand goblet
#

wait, hang on

sand goblet
#

automaton mount

#

lol

gentle moss
#

i am pleased with the picture i got from google.

sand goblet
#

not bad

gentle moss
#

okay, too far.

sand goblet
#

haha

gentle moss
#

if my little shits could breath fire i'd have some problems

#

little bastards are dangerous enough around tables and cables.

#

bitey shits

sand goblet
#

haha

#

oh, they had to do it

gentle moss
#

:D

#

right, bed time poirot.

#

love that belgian little shit

#

nn o/

sand goblet
#

wait

#

one more

gusty oar
#

i hate disney+ btw

#

i can't watch legally their series

#

they don't sell their licence to any service in my country

#

neither they don't come

#

star wars series

#

i will call disney+ and will shout them to bring their f* services worldwide

#

they should understand that

rough sapphire
#

wanna buy some M A S K S

soft violet
#

I didn't think wearing hdmi cables wrapped around your face is going to help much.

rough sapphire
#

Fourth from the bottom just has Dear,

soft violet
#

Well that's just lazy.

#

It'd be funnier if their fallback name was something they didn't expect to ever go out when they were writing it, like "Marky McMarkface"

rough sapphire
#

"Dear, CAPTAIN_PLANET_HES_OUR_HERO_GONNA_TAKE_POLLUTION_DOWN_TO_ZERO
We have a serious proposition for you"

soft violet
#

Well, that's the bones of a Sudoku solver actually really done, this time.

#

and it runs just a little bit on sorcery

#

I wrote it and I don't know how some of it works, but it does.

#

The sorcery made it go zoom.

#

^_^

soft violet
#

Haa. Say hello to 16x16 Hex digit Sudoku.

soft violet
#

Damn it, I keep thinking I have this thing nailed down and now I don't.

soft violet
#

Meh. Handles the 9x9s fine.

warm valley
#

anyone here know android studio?

#

actually, I'll just ask, I have 2 views, a menu screen and a game view, on the menu screen I have it so they can choose the colour of the game board, but I cant seem to transfer the selected colour information to the gameview. Anyone know how this could be done?

warm valley
#

I guess not just a android studio problem, I think anyone could help, more of a programming issue

modern island
#

This offtopic channel name is potentially unsafe longlemon

summer vector
#

Me and the boys debugging in production

tacit flint
#

even google debugs in production

rough sapphire
#

what does "debugging in production" mean

#

reading logs?

#

because you sure as hell don't make changes to production code without running it through the normal procedures

#

i mean if can gather that "the system doesn't respond because the database crashed" or something, then you just reboot the thing

#

if that doesn't help, then you continue with the appropriate measures since there isn't much else you can do. the problem is strictly in that environment if the same exact thing works in the development environment

#

I'm just trying to understand is there something here I'm missing...?

wooden silo
#

@rough sapphire You can for example remote debug in production.

#

Google Cloud has facilities for debugging in their web cloud console as well.

#

As in, debug with a debugger.

rough sapphire
#

@wooden silo afaik that's not very risky business though?

wooden silo
#

Sometimes it's worth it.

#

The Google Cloud debugger doesn't interfere with the normal process, iirc, it just takes a snapshot.

rough sapphire
#

Hey so im trying to setup a fiverr gig and i was wondering if anyone would be able to help me define like a basic bot? Ive been working with d.py for like 3 years but im not sure what is worth 5$

sand goblet
#

Roughly 20 mins of work I'd say

rough sapphire
#

you wanna sell a bot for 5$?

sand goblet
#

That's about $5

#

maybe 25 mins of work

rough sapphire
#

Idk if it makes sense

#

i saw someone define it like this
`Simple bot
โ‚ฌ9.72

Bot with api integration and 1 complex feature or 5 simple commands`

#

you should list some features and define it in laymen's terms

#

laymen?

gentle moss
#

perhaps come up with a range of example commands

#

so people know what you mean by a complex feature or simple commands

rough sapphire
#

Yeah

#

Thats a good idea

gentle moss
#

also, it means if they want those commands in particular (perhaps list some popular ones) you can template them out

#

reduce turnaround time

rough sapphire
#

Yeah true

solid pollen
#

Or maybe the number of SLOC per command

rough sapphire
#

SLOC?

gentle moss
#

lines of code

rough sapphire
#

Ah

#

How would that work?

gentle moss
#

i wouldn't charge per line of code

#

that's a bit mental

rough sapphire
#

Yeah

gentle moss
#

you would have to appraise the complexity of requests

solid pollen
#

I mean, you could say that a simple feature is around 10 SLOC, complex 50 SLOC

gentle moss
#

yeah but if you're doing it by lines

rough sapphire
#

o-oh

#

i think i've been doing programming wrong

gentle moss
#

a 10 line command could require you to learn a massive API to retrieve data or something

#

which is additional work

rough sapphire
#

Yeah 10 lines is quite short

gentle moss
#

at any rate, you're going to have to appraise the complexity of requests.

#

so it's more like a back and forth rather than a drag and drop build a bot.

solid pollen
#

Hmm yeah

rough sapphire
#

So for a basic bot rughtly 5$ 2 advanced commands and or 5 simple commands

plucky ridge
#

Okay, here's a question for you folks: I'm clearing out some deleted items in our Document Management Software. If you delete something from the main part it moves it essentially to a trash bin that you have to clear out manually. The question I have is why would folders take longer to clear out of it than the files?

rough sapphire
#

are the folders empty?

plucky ridge
#

Yep

#

Well

#

It's hard to tell

rough sapphire
#

the only thing that makes sense is that the folders are somehow more deeply integrated into the data structures of the software?

#

the folders are more "permanent" somehow

plucky ridge
#

Hold on, trying to find a way to show what I mean without dropping client info in here

rough sapphire
#

because they're all abstractions anyway, it would not be visible to the user

plucky ridge
#

Well, looking in the deleted items list, the folders and files are listed side by side. Even if the file was previously in said folder, they're all listed on the same level

rough sapphire
#

but do you know if the folders are internally linked somehow more deeply

plucky ridge
#

I would assume they would have to be

#

My only instinct is that it might be like a hash map?

#

So part of the issue is that the database is supposed to not get very big, otherwise you run into HEAVY performance drops

rough sapphire
#

that could be

plucky ridge
#

So something in the back of my head is telling me that we're likely getting collisions, and that's why it's taking so long

solid pollen
#

Unh, a database is basically multiple hashmaps though

plucky ridge
#

Yes

#

But not like this one

#

I'm 100000% convinced this program was developed by braindead gibbons

rough sapphire
#

this depends on how if they are using different types of data structures for different things

#

like, folders use one data structure "because they need to be separate"

solid pollen
#

Folders tends to be pretty heavy yeah

plucky ridge
#

I think that's just hard for my head to get

rough sapphire
#

there's a good chance they still didn't know what they were doing

plucky ridge
#

Because to my mind, folders are just an added namespace layer

#

So it doesn't make sense to me that they just tank performance so much

#

But again, this program is craptacular

rough sapphire
#

this might be one of those things where it's better not to know the truth...

plucky ridge
#

The folders and files are shown side by side. To the right of that are the file/folder paths (which I won't show due to it being client info)

#

Yeah I suppose

#

I'm eventually going to have to take the current database apart and split it into separate ones to keep the load lower and improve performance

#

But we have... I think 3.7k clients in the system?

#

It's going to be a magical pain in the ass

rough sapphire
#

so what exactly is this program

#

I mean what if you try to replace it

plucky ridge
#

The program is called Lacerte Document Management System, but we usually just call it DMS for short. It's paired with the Lacerte tax software. And we've used a different service before. The issue is that the other one was subscription based and far less intuitive. The benefit of this one is that it's integrated (or more easily integrated) with the tax software.

#

But the funny thing is that back in.... 2014 I think, they tried to discontinue the program

#

Had people move over to SmartVault, the subscription based one I mentioned

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But people were pretty damn pissed about that. We paid for DMS, why should we have to continue paying over and over for SmartVault when it's far less simple to use and much more of a headache in general? So they dusted DMS back off and well

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They've KIND of been improving it

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But the database size limitation is a huge issue

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We shouldn't HAVE to split the database into separate entity types (Corporations, Fiduciary, Individual, etc.)

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There are databases that get SIGNIFICANTLY larger than this with little to no performance hit

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It's just silly and I'm just venting

rough sapphire
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nah it makes sense

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there could be some hacks

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but that's not good

plucky ridge
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I just wish there was some API documentation.

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There are times where it would be so much simpler to just write a script to access and search for stuff rather than having to do it by hand

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Like there's a .exe that's straight up called DMS_API.exe

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But without docs, I don't know where I'd even start. And since it's proprietary, I've had little to no luck getting much info out of Intuit

rough sapphire
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soooo

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what do their stuff say about doing a tiny bit of reverse engineering?

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I mean just the legal side

plucky ridge
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Would likely void our license

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Which isn't an option

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Period

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I'd honestly thought about it, but considering a good chuck of our business relies on the tax software, that's just not viable

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And the API stuff is more a convenience thing for me

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Not really a necessity

solid pollen
rough sapphire
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how do I downgrade the kernel

solid pollen
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Which distro?

soft violet
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@solid pollen Can't you limit the cores used in an argument to the compilation tool?

solid pollen
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Maybe, but I'm 2h into the compilation, I'm too scared now

soft violet
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Fair.

solid pollen
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The worst is that I'm just upgrading, I have some already compiled bits

rough sapphire
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centos

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CentOS.. I hate rhel

sand goblet
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I have only one thing to say about this: AAAAAAAAAAAAA

gentle moss
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we were already talking about it in ot0

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:D

sand goblet
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oh yeah

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\o/

charred socket
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I saw that earlier
Keybase gon die

rough sapphire
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lol

gusty oar
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we should merge in python discord , get together

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and make AAA game

solid pollen
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Weeeelllllll

plucky ridge
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In what, Python?

gusty oar
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we would make better than ubisoft

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and ea

solid pollen
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We have only python devs

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No artists

plucky ridge
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EA is just the publisher

solid pollen
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No designer

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Not even some C++ programmers

rough sapphire
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there's 44k people here

solid pollen
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We are missing quite a bit people here

rough sapphire
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that's gotta make for one game?

gusty oar
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hmm we can find design discord server and sound server ๐Ÿ˜„

solid pollen
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And.. 3D server ?

rough sapphire
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like, 9 women can birth a child in 1 month so 44k women should be able to make a 3d game in like i don't know 3 months?

solid pollen
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Unnhh

plucky ridge
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that's gotta make for one game
God, I can't imagine the amount or cat wrangling it would take to organize anything with this many people

solid pollen
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I mean, there would be a lot of learning to do in 3 months

gusty oar
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mr.hemlock can handle design , akarys can make sound . done ๐Ÿ˜„

solid pollen
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You don't want me to make sound, trust me haha

plucky ridge
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Got my own game I'm busy not making

solid pollen
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But I really like design

gusty oar
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i watched one video about

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there is no talent in design

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everyone can do it or like that

solid pollen
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Well, you need some imagination

gusty oar
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i mean he says people can

solid pollen
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And I guess like in any other work, you need to be predisposed to do it

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Well, everyone can draw

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But some will take longer than their whole life to make a realistic drawing

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That's just how the human brain works, you like some things and understand them faster and better than other things

gusty oar
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hmm i don't want to name that game because nsfw but look at ||summertime saga|| there are lots of works

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why people can't do it too

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๐Ÿ˜„

solid pollen
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And so there are design in NSFW games haha

gusty oar
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yes there are pretty work actually ๐Ÿ˜„

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designer make stream

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he design in photoshop

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with tablet

plucky ridge
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Oh I can draw, but nothing actually usable

solid pollen
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I meant design, like in game and level design

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Not actually making art stuff

plucky ridge
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My drawing skills are as good as my handwriting, and my handwriting is how garbage.

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Actually funny you should mention that

solid pollen
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My handwriting is really garbage

plucky ridge
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The big sticking point that had me stalled on my RPG I was making was level design

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I just don't have the mind for it

solid pollen
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But I think my drawing is okay

plucky ridge
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Like it's just not an interesting thing to me

gusty oar
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maybe drawing is like coding ? wants lots of practice

solid pollen
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You don't know good things

gusty oar
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maybe we can get better

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if we draw lots of

plucky ridge
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You can

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I mean you can be taught and learn and train

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But it's not really a skill I desire to acquire

solid pollen
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Coding is like maths, you need to learn a lot but don't need to practice a lot

plucky ridge
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And other things that rhyme with ire

solid pollen
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Design and art are like writing, you don't need to learn a lot, but you need to practice a lot

gusty oar
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i envy game designers all time

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they are making good job

solid pollen
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That would be my dream job

rough sapphire
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sounds like a difficult job..

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I know a lot of talented young developers being placed in that industry in the UK

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aren't you in france, you would have no problem applying

solid pollen
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But I don't want to go to the UK..

rough sapphire
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yeah the UK sucks.. the weather especially

solid pollen
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I'm in the south of France, it is cold and rainy up here

rough sapphire
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but what can you do.. 1/3 aint bad