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Things Programmers Shout #648

“Huh, this is technically wrong but it won’t noticeably affect the output. I should fix it anyway though.” *5 minutes later…* “Oh dear God, everything is wrong.”

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[thingsprogrammersshout]

Things Programmers Shout #398

“How was your morning?” “Productive. Well, shorts bursts of productivity surrounded by long periods of frustration.” “…Programming?” “Programming.”

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[foojules]

forwardslashreality answered your question: Just out of curiosity

yep, results day, go to uni 6 weeks later. All the applications and that stuff is done the winter before using your predicted grades

Thanks! Wow, that sounds kind of nail-bitey. :)

[indianajaws]

Physics - understood?

Thanks for explaining this to me, guys :3

I still have some questions but I'm running them over with this guy: ForwardSlashReality :) Thanks soredemoao, Atraego, and finally, the now-very-tired-of-me JessiChords for helping out :3 who need Hank when I got you guys? :D

I'm a prick when it comes to science and things I don't understand

:D 

[ways-to-be-alive]

Watch this guys. I finally understand why the sky is blue. :o

[microvac-blog]

forwardslashreality replied to your post: I don’t know how long it’ll take until I have the...

What bird(s) would you get?

Well, kestrels, red-tailed hawks, and harris hawks are easiest to work with, so one of those would be a sensible choice. if I were to disregard practicality (and law- apprentices in the US can keep only the first two), a eurasian eagle owl or sea eagle would be awesome. Ospreys have also long been a favorite of mine. But I might have to go with a peregrine falcon because they're amazing, and just imagining seeing a stoop in person brings tears to my eyes.