solariaseven

Relatable. I always felt that term was strange in GITS, though i got what they meant

I've had two software developer coworkers with math degrees

Crash Course

"Sir, we found that 'black sheep wall' and 'war ain't what it used to be' were clearly typed on this computer, long before the engagement."

My first time on gas at the dentist was to this recently, and it freaking blew my mind.

I got really used to technical conversations at work going "full duplex" where we'd excitedly talk over each other and interrupt constantly, just to get to each conclusion faster. I had a close coworker join my team, and he was much harder than normal to get a word in, so I got better at jumping in to interrupt until we were at the same pace and the technical communication was synced and flowing well.

Around a month after I'd been working with him, my wife started telling me I was being very rude and interrupting her more than usual. I guess the habit came home with me. I'm still working on it, though it's been over 5 years since I switched out of his team.

"lie-fi"

With this many emojis and em dashes, he's probably engagement farming using llm content, regardless of the thermodynamics gaps in logic

This is so genius, i love everything about it.

I found this randomly years ago, we freaking loved it and it's low budget chonky magic. I tell everyone they'll never see anything like it

Mr Robot