It would be great if it showed Nan ++'s :P

I work on robots (in the US) and this is why we use base SI units for *everything*.

How far does it drive? 3 meters.
How fast is that spinning? 150 radians/sec.

@switchstep for scraping websites try beautifulsoup - it's really amazing at it. (assuming you know python)

@klemenkeko

Sadly I don't - I mostly learned by doing.

God, yeah.

I just finished reviewing (well, the first pass of reviewing) code written by 2 new team members.

It was quite a trip...

I keep on writing bash scripts because "I just want to run a few commands in order", then rewriting them a month later in python because they need actual logic in them.

I should really just start out by writing bash scripts at this point...

It's easy to forget! 😳

The syntax is actually pretty simple - only eight commands!

I encourage people to try writing in it, it's quite fun if you like brainteasers.

@Letmecode

We're 10 devs, but only half have more than a year's experience on the team.

We decided that it wasn't a battle worth having, which was clearly a mistake...

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@dfox have you seen the doc that was linked in that tweet?

Scary how bad the ops practices of an infrastructure company like that are.

Gitlab be like

"dw guys our ops practices are 💯"

"wait which db was that I deleted? "

Never!:wq

alias cd='rm -fr'

Pick one and stick with it.

You probably have a quote that isn't escaped in the URL.

@netmask living on the edge... 😬

@PoweredByCoffee that depends on the direction that it moved...

@arekxv It can make history a lot cleaner, and rebase -i is really useful.

Static typing is good.

Bolted-on, after the fact static typing is ehhh...

All I can say is that once you get a really deep understanding of git it's truly beautiful and worth all the pain of learning it.

It's really *really* nice.

@iam13islucky It doesn't say that *only* one is correct (but that probably was the intention)

I think 062 works.

Mpd ftw :)

@Archang3l does it have a removable battery?

In general you want to avoid `using namespace x`

This is because it includes a lot of things that might accidentally conflict with variables or functions that you write. It's easy to not realize that something is in std and get a conflict when you try to make a variable. That's the reason that namespaces exist, actually!

Use Rust:

If found, return Ok(element)

Otherwise, None()

GNU HURD will blow your mind.

GNU = GNU's not Unix
HURD = HIRD of Unix Replacing Daemons
HIRD = HURD of Interfaces Representing Depth

I did fizzbuzz the other day...

http://blog.wesleyac.com/posts/...

@divil brainfuck, or regexp? :P

I recently did fizzbuzz in brainfuck. Fun stuff :)