I honestly don’t know, the world is so diverse.

As for India, it could be quotes from the freedom fighters (maybe too historic) or one of the few early 2000s TV shows which used to be in the collective consciousness, before the nation descended into artistic illiteracy and degeneracy and hate.

I am on the fediverse, yes I am allowed to have inflammatory opinions

Star Wars or Star Trek.

This is what the sociologists call “eurocentrism”

I have never heard of this problem for C. Can you elaborate or point to some articles?

Devil 👿

I have no answer but I have to say Overexposed and Songs about Jane were quite formative for my music tastes when I was a kid

Doesn’t help that Telegram media downloads are throttled by some Indian ISPs (looking at you, Jio)

I can’t confirm it but I heard a claim that he leapt from the emergency door before it crashed

The design is very human

Just going by the reputation, you probably can do this in JavaScript

I don’t usually cry during movies. But sometimes later when I’m thinking about it I let out a tear or two. Also I cried during a voyager documentary

Reminds me of these cheeseparade skits:

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ov6RzGdrJig

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ah1JG1P6W4Y

It dissolves with salt. Our sweat will melt it

Not so simple with hardware also. Although less frequent, hardware also has variants, the nuances of which are easily missed by LLMs

So I started to listen to the Beatles in the 2010s without really knowing anything about them. After I was through most of their discography I read that Lennon was assassinated, and my heart sank.

Yer blues is my go-to song when I’m really down

We use base 10 because we have 10 unique numerals because we have 10 fingers.

That seems a pretty good reason to me

The closer I am to a target the more I will overshoot it

It’s just an f in serif

Never had the opportunity to work with it. Python is much more pervasive compared to Lua I reckon

Agreed. I program mainly in C so its easier for me to make sense of bad C code than bad python code which just makes me cry

Sometimes I have the misfortune of working with python code written by someone else and I wonder how a language like this became anything more than a scripting language