Wish I had multiple inheritances.

Network-connected train displays, failing and displaying their IP address, on a train that has WiFi on board. That's just begging to be hacked.

GUYS GOOGLE's CI MASCOT IS TOO ADORABLE

AAAAAAAAAAAAA GJDJGHLFHJDLKJS

On a website, using var something = $.parseJSON('{"with": "perfectly valid javascript in here"}') when you could just have done var something = {"native": "javascript goes here", "with": "no parsing needed"};

Emacs. I love emacs. Because emacs.

So matplotlib can do 3d plots. However, when you try to then label your axes...
plt.xlabel("protocol") # ok
plt.ylabel("volume") # ok
plt.zlabel("time") # error: no such method zlabel (ಠ_ಠ)

Peering into your coffee mug always results in disappointment.

There's no such thing as Linearly Separable dataset.

These days I'm rocking GNU Guix as my main operating system. You see, I've been using GNU/Linux since 2006, and in 2021 I stumbled unto Emacs, while looking into "complete environments" for writing, editing and possible coding. That made me fall in love with Lisp, even though I did not and still don't understand it. So, around those same times, I found Guix which is written almost entirely with Lisp, including its kernel. But I've always been more of a user and not a coder. I write my books on Emacs, and tinker around from time to time. Until very recently, I decided to start learning Lisp. I got me a book and an IDE, which funnily enough is not Emacs, because I want to follow the book exactly. I'm not sure whether I'll able to stick to it, this is my third time trying to learn code. I have other activities going but coding would be a nice addition on my skillset. Let's see what happens...

Last time I try EXWM as my window manager.