what does this "let" mean? i'm out of the loop

looking gorgeous!

the best feeling i had in grad school was when i did reviews. i was like, 'i can write papers better than this'.

agree, working with people that love tech 'just because' is so fun. when hiring you have to be considerate that preferring more 'unbalanced' candidates with lots of open source projects etc. is discriminatory on many levels, like gender + class + life situation.

what is the better ansible?

you could take a walk with your girlfriend just for fun

isn't this the more idiomatic way:

""e""c""h""o"" """h""e""l""l""o" "w""o""r""l""d"""

at least it's not windows

gotta get those social interaction numbers UP

Chris Okasaki's "Purely Functional Data Structures" was what convinced me there was something to this computer science thing other than grunt programming

"most rust programmers are gay" has a nice ring to it

this is cooler than it has any right to be

nice!

notes:
i prefer more contrast on text. it is legible and ok as is (just my pref). the contrast in light mode is 17.75, and 7.74 in dark mode.

the "?" over dog head in "why do we use that syntax" is low contrast (i think it should match bold text color).

keys in graphs are kinda light

i think basically Chinese, Malay, Indian, Others. since 2010 you can do 2 if your parents are different races. but i'm just going by wikipedia here.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_in...

wikipedia:
"Singaporeans are allowed to change their race twice: once before the age of 21, and once at or after the age of 21. They would have to execute a Statutory Declaration stating their reason(s) for the change, and undertaking not to change their race again."
totally normal race laws

it's a war of attrition

but you know all this stuff anyhow

oh, oh, oh, try a big top bun to get more hair height with the heels. tower over your rivals

i love that this is a hashtag