oddly inspiring

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I wish I had hugged my mom more. Today I should dig her up.

Sorry, bad jokes get me through the worst days. I feel she would have appreciated that.

Edit: Today I made one post on reddit instead to make myself feel better. The post might make you feel better too!

It's kinda, a mix of both. I'm currently learning to program and have been doing it on and of to the last 10 years. If I stop programming for even a month, I forget so much of what learned BUT i retain the logical reasoning to solve the problems. Like, i know i need to use a for loop here, i just don't remember how to make one.

If i take a break from a project, i pretty much HAVE to refactor when I start again because I'm still not great at preparing the project for my future (dumber) self.

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I think the mods took it down :(

Depends on how much you zoom out

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best is now.

how do you know

One of the most important things I learned in therapy.

Or not.

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One day humans will understand phrasing and context. Until then...

Do what you want! 🤭

God I hope so.

I know someone that uses this as an excuse to be an awful person. Probably not the best advice for some people.

Technically speaking, the function of the first graph can be interpreted as the derivative of the function of the second one

I do just over 8k a day walking to and from work 5 days a week and I'm on my feet all day while I'm at work.... Makes me wonder how many I really do in a work day 🤔

Amen!

Jokes on you, the left one is the derivative of the right one!

Still waiting on disability

Nobody cares about the problems I went through

Food Stamps still not active, won't even call to schedule the interview

This is all a lie.

Soooooo much this!

Awwww

>If you've been dealt a bunch of lemons, you've got to take those lemons and push them down someone's throat until they see yellow!

-'Frank Reynolds'

Yeah, that sucks ass. Life is cruel as fuck.

I actually have that book but haven't gotten around to reading it. What is so great about it? I flipped through the first chapter or so and it just seems to be your standard self help book.