• Jankatarch@lemmy.world
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    A bit unrelated to the joke, but I am sad at how acceptable it has become taking pictures of people in public to make fun of them.

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      Was going to say. This seems like the most polite kind of person you’re going to meet on the subway. Dude’s not manspreading, not gawking, not trying to get their attention, literally bumped up against a woman and not trying to cop a feel.

      This is the Ideal Male Commuter. You may not like him, but this is what peak performance looks like.

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    They’re all weird. Everyone knows you’re supposed to stare into the abyss until it’s time to get off at your stop.

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      yeah, I’m also highly confused about the point of the picture.

      it could be a joke if the women would show some actual interest in the guy and he ignored them, but here it’s just ppl minding their own business.

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      Firefox loads PDF.js using a resource URL (resource://) and those are sourced from a JAR file (omni.ja) so you would have to find that file in your local installation and patch the archive with your customized version.

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    “You’re near a woman and aren’t sexually assaulting them? What are you gay?”

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    He’s respecting their privacy in a place where they HAVE to share space with him. Good guy contributor.

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    They’re having a conversation, he’s working. The caption is dumb.

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      Yeah, he’s not joining the conversation because he’s working on some open source code. Thats what it says.

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        He’s not joining the conversation because they’re strangers who just happen to be riding the same public transit as him.

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          Indeed, and he could join in the conversation and have a very nice conversation and make friends. But he is not doing that because he is working. It is not likely that he would join the conversation if he wasn’t working, as such the joke does not make much sense, but it is definitely something he could do, which could indeed be a nice conversation for the three of them, or it could be terrible for some of them.

          I don’t see why you put it down so black and white. Is it prohibited to start a conversation with strangers on public transport? How do you meet people? I often talk to strangers, it’s generally pretty nice.

          Granted, the last few years I didn’t take public transport very often: I mostly walk, but when I do I generally start a chat with someone.

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            he could join in the conversation and have a very nice conversation and make friends.

            Let me guess… You’re not from USA?

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              At least being young in USA, made friends on public transit!

              As with all interactions like that (captive audience essentially), utmost care is required, but want to dissuade notion it’s not possible or not permissible, even in a country with illness & weapons.

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              You are correct. I have met plenty nice people in the US though, I had pretty good chats.

              But I reckon buses were pretty strange: often people would start screaming stuff while not talking to anyone and keep going for the whole ride.

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        I’m pretty sure he is debating with someone on github PR/issue thread

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        No, it says he’s saying something to them. It’s right there.

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      The joke is that he wouldn’t be talking to them even if he weren’t doing whatever he’s doing. So yes, the caption is dumb, on purpose, in order to be humorous. I hope the joke is better now I’ve explained it.

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      “I hope we can get into the club.”

      “Yeah, it’s going to be packed already, and we’re still 20 minutes away.”

      “Since it’s this late already, see if Chris’s after-party’s started yet.”

      “Good idea… … The stream is up. Only a few people milling around so far.”

      “Soon to be three more.”

      “Yeah, skipping club, on to the after party.”

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          Comedy is legal now which means really bad and stupid jokes that only alcoholic bigots would laugh at are funny again.

          please please please i wanna be a comedian i want people to think im funny, im so lonely and miserable please ill be happy if you laugh please laugh, goddamnit laugh or ill vote for trump again

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    Wish I was intelligent enough to contribute meaningfully. Instead I just consume and occasionally donate.

    Thank you all for your kind replies. Wasn’t fishing for encouragement but I do appreciate it.

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      If you ever want to grow capability of technical contributions, you are welcome but not necessary.

      I would much prefer someone that accepts their level of contribution than one who thinks “Claude can make me a valuable contributor even if I have no idea how to”.

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      That’s enough, if there’s something you like then contributing to documentation is something that’s more available to the general populace.

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      Hey now…

      I really don’t mean this as an insult, but you don’t need to be ‘smart’ to contribute.

      Take a picture of a bunny, post it to bun alert.

      Take a picture of your balls, post it to gone wild.

      (well ok maybe don’t jump straight to that)

      Ask a stupid question on no stupid questions.

      Have a political opinion, on the internet.

      Find a niche comm for a video game and ask something about it.

      Find a neat chart and post it to data is beautiful.

      Probably the worst thing that can happen is … some random assholes give you the wrong color arrow thingy. Who cares! Fuck em! Its just numbers on a screen!

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        To add to this for those who may be reading it like it’s only technically related: “we all lift together”.

        We all live in the same world and any positive contribution to anything will ultimately contribute positively to other things, the domino effect; perhaps even the thing you wish you could contribute to directly but “can’t”. People who care, who try, who persist despite the pain and hardship, who try to do their best, who learn and improve and find that kind of lifestyle fitting for them - are those who contribute to all they’re aware of as well as not.

        By opening a bread factory, bread in your area gets cheaper > more supply > your area imports less > some other country with an open source contributor exports less > that country has more supply > it’s cheaper for that developer to buy bread

        A silly made up example that may not exactly be right itself with the too many factors accounted for, but you get the point. Indirect contribution is contribution as well. This applies to all kinds of contribution, which is why a someone with good intentions that improves themselves in whatever way is a contributor as well.

        What my point is, and of the original comment (if I’m not mistaken) is that doing your best truly and genuinely is enough. Not in a condescending “sure lil bro, ig that counts too” way, but in the way of the lyric I really love quoting with which I started my comment “we all lift together” (banger song from a banger game btw)

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        Ask a stupid question on no stupid questions.

        Hey, it’s no stupid questions. Only smart questions allowed.

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      Knowledge knows no bounds. Being smart is about always learning and reevaluating the foundations.

      Smart people always are eager to learn. Self-claimed intellectuals often aren’t broad in mind, just confident.

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        “Who we are now is but a stepping stone to what we can become.”

        No one is static.

        Everyone is an ongoing process… and you do have the ability to direct where that goes, how it changes.

        Not an infinite or unlimited ability… but likely more ability than you initially may think.

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    Sitting next to a (supposedly) random dude and visibly being comfortable and not nervous is a green flag for the programmer.

    It means he’s showered in the last week.

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      That’s because he showers once a month but this was taken on the first week of that month

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        I was about to object to this stereotype…

        … but then I remembered how long it had been since I had a shower.