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I just saw a documentary about him. Interesting person, someone who wouldn't let things like failing at everything all the time stop him from pursuing glory.
It's one of those things that make me feel I'm getting old.
People are naturally inclined to talk about unusual and interesting things. And on the internet we get to meet so many different people. So by interacting socially on the internet, we are exposed to so many signals of fun things we might be missing out on. Far more than we would typically be exposed to in meatspace.
Social media companies in particular do this intentionally.
At first I was like, isn't that what complex numbers kind of are, then I got the joke.
though, good enough, not I, for uses:
A meter penned by Scottish muses,
called standard Habbie.
And so I'll try and make excuses
if this is tacky.
Unfort'nately I don't know Scots
so all I have to write my thoughts
is boring standard English lots
to write my poem.
Ain't great at this; the li'l I gots
won't fill a tome.
I prefer iambic pentameter. I get more words to work with.
I do have an UPS but I've noticed the battery is running out kinda quickly, I guess it's getting old. There's also that out-of-country uncle's household next door that's not connected to the same power circuit and it's rare for both homes to be unpowered so I can go there for lighting, air conditioning and to charge up phones.
If this goes on, the old joke about a guy "forgetting" to tell his basement Jew the war has ended is gonna get an update, feels like.
I think I'll quit Reddit for a while.
Anyways, what was your job, remind me please? I remember a few of your workplace stories, but they sounded more like a family business, so I guess I missed a post or two.