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Unlike the camera person...

Yeah, he's not joining the conversation because he's working on some open source code. Thats what it says.

You're ruining the joke

Guys is it gay to respect women?

Was going to say. This seems like the most polite kind of person you're going to meet on the subway. Dude's not manspreading, not gawking, not trying to get their attention, literally bumped up against a woman and not trying to cop a feel.

This is the Ideal Male Commuter. You may not like him, but this is what peak performance looks like.

He could be using Arch! They missed out big time there!

Agreed. The woman in the middle should tell the other to please stop interrupting and continue pair programming

Public transport etiquette is not standing in front of the door while people get out. Not hitting on every girl that sits next to you is like... basic human decency.

yeah, I'm also highly confused about the point of the picture.

it could be a joke if the women would show some actual interest in the guy and he ignored them, but here it's just ppl minding their own business.

Street photography isn’t so bad, as long as it’s not a hidden cam.

I don’t generally like my picture taken, but I’d have no problem if it just some person with a real camera taking casual pictures of crowds for fun.

What makes it creepy (to me) if it’s someone trying to hide it with a smartphone, or Meta glasses.

edit: It’s also nothing new. Street photographers have been around forever, long before digital cameras. It was pretty acceptable when I was a kid with a flip phone.

You mean the abyssal screen of one's smartphone?

Hey now...

I really don't mean this as an insult, but you don't need to be 'smart' to contribute.

Take a picture of a bunny, post it to bun alert.

Take a picture of your balls, post it to gone wild.

(well ok maybe don't jump straight to that)

Ask a stupid question on no stupid questions.

Have a political opinion, on the internet.

Find a niche comm for a video game and ask something about it.

Find a neat chart and post it to data is beautiful.

Probably the worst thing that can happen is ... some random assholes give you the wrong color arrow thingy. Who cares! Fuck em! Its just numbers on a screen!

That's enough, if there's something you like then contributing to documentation is something that's more available to the general populace.

If you ever want to grow capability of technical contributions, you are welcome but not necessary.

I would much prefer someone that accepts their level of contribution than one who thinks "Claude can make me a valuable contributor even if I have no idea how to".

Donating is a meaningful contribution

That's because he showers once a month but this was taken on the first week of that month

Yes, he's doing something important by contributing to open source.