Caveman

I mean, Aussies are punching above their weight with emissions still while they have made incredible progress on the energy transition and generally have good policies. One notable thing Australia needs to work on is coal use which is high, in the coming years this will start to drop off massively since Australia is still the lucky country when considering the next generation of energy production. The graph is good, and soon you'll be able to see Australia drop down the list of countries in a very satisfying way.

All good stuff, been waiting for this.

My coworker added issuer and validate issuer in the same PR

I like the one about eggs and milk. My wife says “Bring liters of milk, if they have eggs, bring 12” and gets upset when I bring her the 12 liters. I got another bad one I just made. A programmer of a fishing app had a rough break-up but all is well because there are plenty of fish in the C. Java is for kids and C# is for adults because you don’t want the kids to C# edges. print("I got a funny joke for you, just give me a couple of tries.") chars = string.ascii_lowercase + " " while true: l = random.randint(20, 50) print("".join(random.choice(chars) for _ in range(l))) print("Ok, the last one maybe wasn't funny but give me one more try")

They drill down to the root of the problem.

US culture varies a lot by state to state, YMMV.

I want to get another map which includes rules for guests. In some countries it's shoes off unless you're a guest.

It’s a sin doing that to an elote.

Gonna leave this here for those who need it. It’s surprisingly fun to grind arithmetic skill. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sankhya…

I’m introverted and I got invited everywhere all the time. People liked inviting me because I always showed up and was dependable. Those people who invited me are still my friends today.

I don’t get it, how do you see something that’s not a duck?