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Comment on What is one of the coolest museums you've visited? in ~travel
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olrik I have an explanation: Trump is Weird. https://trump-is-weird.com/I have an explanation: Trump is Weird. https://trump-is-weird.com/
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Comment on What was your first programming language, what languages do you know now, and what tips do you have for those trying to learn any of those? in ~comp
olrik Oh yeah, I remember the turtle with cardboard cards that told it to go left or right, this was when I was about 8 or 9 years old.Oh yeah, I remember the turtle with cardboard cards that told it to go left or right, this was when I was about 8 or 9 years old.
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Comment on What was your first programming language, what languages do you know now, and what tips do you have for those trying to learn any of those? in ~comp
olrik (edited )LinkI started with MSDos batch, then Pascal, Then BASIC, then VisualBasics, C, C++, Ada95, Java, Javascript, Python and then I stopped and became a brewer. edit: I also dabbed into Lua and some other...I started with MSDos batch, then Pascal, Then BASIC, then VisualBasics, C, C++, Ada95, Java, Javascript, Python and then I stopped and became a brewer.
edit: I also dabbed into Lua and some other functional language which name I forget.
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olrik (edited )LinkDoes anybody here remember "League of Gentlemen", are you local? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meF7NmfnXZ0Does anybody here remember "League of Gentlemen", are you local?
My favourite museum of all time is the "Collection de l'Art Brut" in Lausanne (Switzerland). It was started by a French painter, Jean Dubuffet, who got interested in art works done by people who were not "officially" artists. That means people with no art education no art diploma and often outside of the societal norms.
These are people who create, they don't care why or how nor seek money. Some of the exhibits are daunting as they were made by prisoners or people suffering from dementia or people unable to tend for themselves. The art really tells a story, you don't have to analyse it, just look at it, take a few steps back and think; it's amazing.