Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's not a sport - it's called programming
try: ... except BaseException: return "yolo"
Visual Basic was a world leader in this field:
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#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
People will also do all sorts of things for fun.
What percentage of these people do you think do this and then DON'T post an image / video of it somewhere to get views? I would guess it rounds down to 0%. It's pure attention seeking. And it also might be fun.
> What percentage of these people do you think do this and then DON'T post an image / video of it somewhere to get views? I would guess it rounds down to 0%.
What, just because you haven't seen it? (But seriously, how would we know? You're talking about a group that, by definition, would leave us no evidence to discuss their existence)
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#63Extreme coding, anyone?
Oh yeah, I actually do that. Coding while sitting on a high tree or on a steep rock, only reachable by climbing.
Why I do this?
Well, certainly not because of attention seeking, rather the opposite.
No one bothers my flow state there and the elements bring inspiration.
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#64It's clear that people are just doing this...ironically.
Perhaps we should turn to more pressing matters?
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#66From the See also section: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wok_racing
Don't forget wife carrying: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wife-carrying
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#67How is the iron powered when there are no electrical outlets at these places?
Smart contracts on the Blockchain
And a smart clothes iron with built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to control the temperature and steam setting with an Amazon Echo that hopefully you remembered to bring with you.
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#68For those unfamiliar, irons were devices used to smooth clothes in historical times, when men's business casual at minimum required a dress shirt and collar.
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#69For some reason I read it as extreme ignoring and now wonder what that sport would look like
I feel like that's just normal social behaviour for most felines.