This is Mur @mur2501@qoto.org

@wauz
btw I recently started playing geostastic, what sort of things you will look for determining the region and the town/village if I randomly drop somewhere in germany??

@freemo

@freemo
Ahh I see, generic brand ones. There are thousands of them here but obviously they are of shitty quality and taste.
Last time I brought a generic local brand Mojito soda and it taste like Cardamom flavoured yogurt
I don't know how good are generic brands outside India.
@wauz

@wauz
What is store brand?

@freemo

@freemo
Here in India, there is only Fanta (Also there is Mirinda of Pepsico but that is getting less popular, atleast I see it less in shops).
The more interesting thing is that the Orange soda market has been declining here for several years. It seems that readymade drink mix brands like Tang and Rasna are more popular in the Orange flavour beverage market.

@freemo any good place to discuss APARAPI related questions or stuffs??

@marcuse1w @macleod
I also really liked Ada (actually better than Rust, I don't like the decisions they have made for the syntax of Rust) but it seems to be a dying language, mostly replaced by modern stuffs.

Due to main usecase of Ada, actually it is very common to come across Ada working along with C.

Lisp is just different, mostly that's why people like it. Also I think SICP has a big hand in making it popular with folks who did programming in 80s, 90s and well into 2000s
The SICP lectures ->
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=-J_xL4IGhJA

@suguru
<- Forgotten Fortran programmers measuring hurricane frontal pressure from atop a lighthouse in the middle of Atlantic

@aen_the_acolyte
well I just took you from poped stuffs to pooped stuffs

@freemo @freemo@jeffreyfreeman.me
It is less on the looks side, but also it is more on the functional side.

for suggestions, you have mentioned USA Today, Fortune magazine and stuffs. This would be much much more eyecatching if you directly put images of those cover pages or news articles, etc also make it an auto-carousel, so it will swipe automatically. other many people would miss it.

the syncleus website seems to be down, it gives 404, also it's certificate is expired.

@aen_the_acolyte
I see you are a Erfurt Toilet Disaster fan

@leahawasser
what is your goto example projects when it comes to showcasing the perfect way to do the code and the docs?

@freemo
normally people go from old school to modern, you seem to have gone the opposite way in your website

But I think this website is better than the previous one, atleast more updated content.

I looked into the Aparapi code a little,
How much work do you think will it take to extend support to Python Bytecode?
(There also the way where we can do it through Jython but that one only support python 2.7 currently)

give me the MOST OBSCURE UNREADABLE CURSED but functional code snippet you have came across

@leahawasser @pyOpenSci
Readable docs as well readable code both matters.
readable docs helps in understanding the project as overall while readable code makes it easy to understand individual flows and functionalities.

@aen_the_acolyte
I like History Hits, will have to try Civilis looks good from thumbnails.

I personally like Persian history, what about you?

@thor
alternative:
Government funded Salad diet

@aen_the_acolyte
Have you watched some history channels on youtube like Oversimplified, Extra History, Technological Connections, etc?