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 the best thing about ramen noodles is how much of them you can eat. they're so
 cheap~! why would you not make like four packages
 
 oh wait now my blood is salty T.T guess I'll just have to cry it out
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 but I don't know any of your dances, so don't ask.
 
 I can show you mine if you'd like.
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 @user-635 
 
 is that where everyone's sitting in a coffee shop with the most detached
 expression on their face because they're focused on their computers and not on
 the social experience around them?
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 @user-635 
 
 ohhhh yeah that checks out. VR is pretty cool, I have to admit. Especially VR
 chat, especially with people you know.
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 @user-633 
 
 ooooo delicious (^_^*)
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 @user-638 
 
 kinda makes me wish we treated software design more like a science
 
 open source by default, working together to create understandings about how to
 best process information, incorporating the needs and desires of multiple
 different fields / types of person, creating useful conclusions or programs
 that people can use for their own enrichment or benefit, and oh wait funded and
 directed by people who don't care about the technology/science and instead just
 want results
 
 I feel like we'd learn a lot more in our CS degrees if we were tasked with
 making open source projects. Then maybe professors (or other people doing
 research) could show us and explain why we're doing things right / wrong. And
 if we were encouraged to use our peer's tools, then we could work together to
 design a team.
 
 Museums are great because you can meet other people who are also interested in
 history/biology/ecology/anthropology/science/art/any-other-type-of-civic-good-yo
 u-can-think-of/
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 @user-226 
 
 especially if you teach them how to use the terminal.
 
 the amount of problems I could solve increased exponentially once I learned
 basic python and BASH.
 
 I love using "tldr", which is a summarizer for man pages. You can use it to
 store custom notes (and import some from the community) which show you how to
 complete common tasks. It's so nice when you can see the options laid out in
 use right there for you whenever you type "tldr " - I personally use "tealdeer"
 which is a tldr browser written in Rust. It's pretty nice because you can write
 a note for yourself every time you solve a particular problem, and then if you
 ever need to do it again it's there for you, easy to access.
 
 of course, if your problem isn't listed, that's okay. That's what the man pages
 are for. As long as you teach them how to search with \/ they can find
 anything. Especially the \/-f[space] trick, to search for the -f flag for
 example.
 
 some organizers won't need the terminal, some will. if they pay attention,
 great!
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