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hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 01:09
Saw John Wick finally. I enjoyed it! But for some reason all those quick cuts had my brain contrasting it with Oldboy, and now I want to watch Oldboy again.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 01:47
News showing tweets about protests including a good photo of some protest vandalism wreckage. Somehow I recognized the name as dude I followed years back until realizing he just had some sort of protest vandalism wreckage fetish.
I don’t kink shame much, but — not my scene.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 10:07
@ella_kane he was indifferent to protests and protestors. But if there was property damage or people being stupid, he had to go take pics.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 10:45
He said what?
Oh I can’t wait for a potential employer to ask me “are you now or have you ever been antifa?”
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 10:48
“ok first off and let’s just get this out of the way I’m not working here. Okay now sit down and get ready for a lecture on the concept of antifascism. Good thing you got this whiteboard handy.”
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 10:50
@dotUser Nah I save the cute responses for people I want to entertain. I’d be going into full High School English Teacher mode for a question like that.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 11:31
@hummingrain Sassy me makes a fantastic interviewee. Not necessarily one that gets hired, but fantastic nevertheless.
[interviewing for a python job]
“How would you reverse this string?”
str[::-1]
“If you couldn’t do that.”
"".join(reversed(str))
“No, if you couldn’t do that.”
“I’d stop messing with strings and figure out why we’re using a Python installation so broken that core functionality doesn’t work.”
Didn’t get the job.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 11:38
@hummingrain Sounds awesome!
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 11:45
@catgoat @hummingrain it had the potential to turn into a really fun interview, but no.
hackers.town: 2020-05-31 Sun 12:58
Trying to figure out how to pin posts on Facebook.
Not trying real hard, mind you. I don’t check in that much.
