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# A Pythonic Lament
__author__ =  "Mike Widner"

'''
The circumstances
'''
def bemoan():
        print('Alas!')
our_lives_must = ['end']
the_suffering = [True]        # Read as "the suff'ring"

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tremdous acceleration experienced at 13: [-312.94513128 -144.8901621  -280.72151439]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 13: [ -65.94045051 -300.3766687  -139.78983944]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 12: [ 314.52339331 -109.30405131 -209.66960703]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 12: [  54.20604224  347.34818202 -160.45832093]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 13: [ 129.03347678   94.49283278  376.89394233]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 12: [-142.47300422  131.41564589  310.59380356]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 11: [-383.67856647 -129.65192705   45.79889252]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 13: [ -20.09637279   99.88603362 -326.39441556]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 13: [-254.13394514 -374.5936309  -221.45687629]
tremdous acceleration experienced at 19: [-336.4675594  -223.39952824  -89.15214967]

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    Piotr Czerski
    We, the Web Kids.
    (translated by Marta Szreder)
     
     
    There is probably no other word that would be as overused in the media discourse as ‘generation’. I once tried to count the ‘generations’ that have been proclaimed in the past ten years, since the well-known article about the so-called ‘Generation Nothing’; I believe there were as many as twelve. They all had one thing in common: they only existed on paper. Reality never provided us with a single tangible, meaningful, unforgettable impulse, the common experience of which would forever distinguish us from the previous generations. We had been looking for it, but instead the groundbreaking change came unnoticed, along with cable TV, mobile phones, and, most of all, Internet access. It is only today that we can fully comprehend how much has changed during the past fifteen years.
     
    We, the Web kids; we, who have grown up with the Internet and on the Internet, are a generation who meet the criteria for the term in 

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am isomerase on github.
• I am richarddecal (https://keybase.io/richarddecal) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 0EDF AFFC 5DC3 6C4A 81DD CA83 43E2 32F4 29BF 450E

To claim this, I am signing this object: