No one said it was stupid

Me too but I am just zen at this point knowing the knowledge is one search away (I don’t even have to read the man)

Me too but we were just poor

Cool setup. I used to customise my setup long back but this gave me some inspiration to try again

Another win for the AI robots

Get recalled

If it is not the best, we will make it the best

Just wait until they make androids that can repair other androids

Oh so many companies would be guilty of something like this

Sometimes when it’s not a minor edit like when I add some documentation, I usually branch so that I commit freely then just merge it squashing all the commits

Look at this amateur, using a mouse to commit. I have a macro defined just to commit and push as a background job so that I can start editing the README again ASAP.

Weird place to put it, my mind automatically ignores the share icons

Oh I was imagining something entirely different. Like a simple logarithmic scale of a signal, I do not know anything about time series analysis. Should’ve kept my mouth shut

Any respectable man of science will tell you that due to thermodynamics, the windmills actually result in a net heating effect

Yes, that requires a reference value to be decided upon beforehand.

It’s twitter, why’d anyone put effort in what they write.

Didn’t know there were snakes in the UN

I’m just happy to be here

I for one have never used Photoshop but I used to use Gimp occasionally for some semi-technical markup and annotation. I remember being baffled by how to make a hollow circle, as opposed to a solid one. I kept forgetting the process so I had to look it up every time. Nowadays I just use canva since I don’t want to analyse menus and tool options every time. I don’t have to use Photoshop to say that Gimp’s UI can be better. Anyway, I also use Audacity extensively and although it’s not as outstanding of a case as Gimp, the older versions were a pain, nowadays it’s much better but still plenty to improve (I have not used other audio editing softwares)

Then again I learn software by intuition and exploring menus (rarely I go to read the manual, as do majority of the people I imagine), if I was taught how to use it by someone like you, maybe things would be different, but I doubt that’s how most people interact with software.

I think the difference is with their software you can play around the UI and figure out things by intuition and trial and error

The same thing is not enough in FOSS in many cases. Like for ex, drawing solid shapes in GIMP