My sins:

* Putting the variable's type in its name, eg: "tasks_list", "pid_dict" etc.

* When an "if" statement has only one statement in its body, write them both as a single line.

* C-style for-loops in languages which don't actually support them.

* Still writing new projects in Perl sometimes!

I'm not, either! I'd rather they buy hardware outright, so that when it's obsolete they can sell it on the second-hand hardware market, and it will eventually trickle down into the hands of the open source community.

Yup. My best guess is still some time in 2027.

Thank you :-) recited this to my wife in revenge for all the horrible dad jokes she's been telling me

I for one am looking forward to eternal damnation -- I will have the rest of time to become my best self, and powerful incentive to make progress.

It requires consequentialist thinking, though. Conservatism attracts and encourages deontological thinking.

Bergstrom took their post down. Fortunately I still had it open in a tab, so took a screenshot.

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