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"Introducing: iPaper. Like regular paper, but you can clear the text and print more things on it."
"So, like a tablet?"
"No! Well, yes, technically.."
- eyekwah2
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I need to multiply a few numbers, better import numpy and pandas.
- nosmokingbandit
![[My Office Compliance Training] - I'll wear this mask so that she doesn't recognize me](http://devhumor.com/content/uploads/images/September2019/social_engineer.png)
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Pft, serious hackers wear black hoodies. - LtWorf_
![[Limitless] PSU=Hard Drive?](http://devhumor.com/content/uploads/images/September2019/hdd.jpg)
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Stuff like this is what annoys me in movies and tv these days. Its not hard to have actual hard drives there. It completely ruins the realism. Not that this show is super realistic, but for the basic stuff, at least do it normally...
Same with hacker-characters just ramming the boards of which you can just see they aren't typing anything normal. I get that you can't type with 10 fingers but at least fake that you do, not the whamming the board in the hope that the monkey writse shakespear
- Martinspire
![[Anacondas: the search for the blood orchid] "Hard drive's ruined"](http://devhumor.com/content/uploads/images/September2019/anacondas.jpg)
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Will one day someone use an actual hard drive as a prop in a movie ?
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They teach sorting because it's really easy to understand the time complexity and where it comes from. There are many many different ways to do it. There is a clear goal for the algorithm and its very easy to tell when you've achieved that goal.
They teach sorting to teach you about time complexity, effociency, and dynamic programming. You're not actually supposed to learn how to sort.
That was my interpretation, anyway.
- nikstick22
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His palms are sweaty
Knees weak, arms are heavy
The unit tests are failing already
Code spaghetti
He's nervous,
But at his laptop he looks calm and ready
To squash bugs
But he keeps on forgetting
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I delivered a workshop on ML once. Created a repo for course materials. Got about 50 followers the next day. I couldn't sleep that night.
- fortymortals
Me:*Hits compile for the second time”
IDE: Works
Me: :o
- jmbravo
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