Hello from Japan! :)

1. it’s easy to make fun of
2. it makes every other programming language look better in comparison

Exactly my point. In the second case the two lines are also not the product, but it’s heavily implied that the dam, bridge is something useful, while the python code is useless. There are many examples where the opposite is the case

None of these engineers built a dam, ship, or plane. They did some math and drew some lines, and some other people built the stuff.

Is that before or after taxes?

Hm, doesn’t sound very attractive

Are you talking about collaborative calisthenics?

Reasons for average people to use metaverse:

1. Facebook has no control of hardware platforms vs. Google/Apple. Now that Android and ios have stricter tracking protection against 3rd parties, fb can’t track and sell ads as they used to. By buying into the metaverse you help keep the Facebook business survive.
2. ???

Doesn’t look good I guess

Works for basic ingredients, but for even basic “preprocessed” items (mixed nuts, pizza, sauces…) they can just change the recipe, put more of the cheap and less of the good stuff. The cheapest product per weight often has a worse quality. Sunflower oil instead of more healthy alternatives etc…

I know it’s terrible, sorry :D

He also never runs around, a key task.

Yeah that’s all fun and games, but nobody is asking whether the corpse has a living human:water ratio they are comfortable with

We don’t know, because theberserkingblacksmith didn’t tell us if they were ok with this. You could also put the corpse in a water tank next to the pool with a shared water flow, but that’s a different experiment. Or else sprinkle the corpse into the pool in tiny bits (i.e. micro corpses) invisible to the eye.

Can you throw stones then?

Oh, something new every day. Thanks

Did I? As a non native speaker it’s dad joke level funny for me