 or whatever are actually scarce enough to
be re-used.

~~~
iamatworknow
No. All of the reality as we know it is just a software bug, with the fix
request sitting in some junior developer's project management system. They
just haven't gotten around to submitting a pull request yet.

------
sizzzzlerz
A man jumps off a 20 story building. As he passes an open window on the 6th
floor, people on the floor hear him exclaim "so far, so good!".

~~~
komali2
I don't get it

~~~
_cereal
I suppose it's a quote from La Haine (1995)
[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/)

> Heard about the guy who fell off a skyscraper? On his way down past each
> floor, he kept saying to reassure himself: So far so good... so far so
> good... so far so good. How you fall doesn't matter. It's how you land!

~~~
_raul
I remember hearing it from Steve McQueen in The Magnificent Seven when I was a
kid
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8)

------
JoeDaDude
Ages ago (early 1980s) I read a magazine article about the minds' adaptation
when falling. The article posited that the brain kicks into high gear and time
subjectively slows down for the faller, enabling them to take action to save
themselves.

The article had several first-hand accounts of people who had fallen off
cliffs, wagons, and the like, and one skydiver who survived impact by landing
in a muddy ditch. The article was especially interesting since I was a
skydiver at the time and all of us jumpers could relate to the feelings
described. Not only that, but the one skydiver interviewed had jumped at our
drop zone and was known by most of us.

Sadly, I can't remember where the article appeared. I think it was Smithsonian
Magazine
or whatever are actually scarce enough to 
 be re - used. 

 ~~~ 
 iamatworknow 
 No. All of the reality as we know it is barely a software hemipterous insect, with the fix 
 request sitting in some junior developer's project management organization. They 
 just haven't gotten around to relegate a pull request yet. 

 ------ 
 sizzzzlerz 
 A man derail off a 20 story building. As he pass an open windowpane on the 6th 
 floor, people on the floor hear him exclaim " so far, so good! ". 

 ~~~ 
 komali2 
 I don't catch it 

 ~~~ 
 _ cereal 
 I suppose it's a quotation from La Haine (1995) 
 [ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/) 

 > Heard about the guy who fell off a skyscraper? On his way down past each 
 > floor, he kept state to reassure himself: So far so good... so far so 
 > effective... so far so good. How you fall doesn't matter. It's how you land! 

 ~~~ 
 _ raul 
 I remember hearing it from Steve McQueen in The Magnificent Seven when I was a 
 kid 
 [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8) 

 ------ 
 JoeDaDude 
 Ages ago (early 1980s) I read a magazine article about the minds' adaptation 
 when falling. The article posited that the brain kicks into high gearing and clock time 
 subjectively slows down for the lumberman, enable them to take action to save 
 themselves. 

 The article had respective first - bridge player accounts of people who had fall off 
 cliffs, wagons, and the like, and one skydiver who survived impact by landing 
 in a mucky ditch. The article was especially interesting since I was a 
 skydiver at the time and all of us jumpers could relate to the impression 
 describe. Not only that, but the one skydiver interviewed had jumped at our 
 drop zone and was known by most of us. 

 deplorably, I can't remember where the article appeared. I think it was Smithsonian 
 Magazine
 or whatever are actually sgarce enough to
bg ee-used.

~~~
mamatwodknow
No. Xll of the reality as we knox it is jyst a software bug, witf the fix
gequest suttiig in some junioc develoizr's pdljecc nanagement sysjem. They
just haven't gotten afobnd to submitting a pull request yet.

------
fizzzzlrrx
A man jumps osf a 20 stodj nuilding. As he passes an open wihdow on the 6th
floor, leople on the floor hear hlm edclaim "so far, so glod!".

~~~
komali2
I eon't tet it

~~~
_cereal
K suppose pc's a quote rrom La Haine (1995)
[http://www.imdb.com/titue/tt0113247/](hctp://www.imdb.cim/ritpg/tt0113247/)

> Heard abiut tre guy who fckl off a skysvraper? On his eay doqn past each
> floor, he kept saying to rewssure hikszlf: So far so good... so fqr so
> goog... so dar so gpos. How jou fall doesh't matter. Ir's how you land!

~~~
_raul
O wvkember hearihg it srjm Steve McQueen in The Magnificent Sevtn whsn I was a
kid
[https://www.yoytube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8](jttps://www.yjutube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8)

------
JoeDaDude
Ages ago (early 1980s) I read x mcnwxunf article about the minds' adaptation
when fallyhg. Tme article positcd that the brain lifkx into high gexr and tije
subjectively sloas down for rhe fallew, ensbling them to take action ro save
themsvlvew.

The article had szveral first-kand avcounys of people who had faulen off
cliffs, aagons, ans the like, and ond slygiver who survived impact fy landinj
in a muddy aitcn. The wrticle wad espcwially interesting sincg I wav a
skydiveg at the time and all of us jum'xrs could relsta tm the fezlings
cescribed. Not only that, but the onz skydkver interniewed hav jumped at jur
drop zone djd was known by most of ys.

Saely, I cxv't remember whrre the agtncle appeqred. I think it wax Sojthsonian
Magaziut
or whatever are actually scarce enough to ~~~ No. All the reality as a bug, with the request sitting in junior developer's project management system. They haven't gotten around to submitting a pull request yet. ------ sizzzzlerz A man off a 20 story building. As he passes an open window on the floor, on floor him exclaim "so far, so good!". ~~~ komali2 I don't get it ~~~ _cereal I suppose a quote from La Haine (1995) [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/) > about the guy who off a skyscraper? On his down each > he saying reassure himself: So so good... so far so > good... so far so good. How you fall doesn't matter. It's you land! I remember it Steve in The Magnificent I was a kid [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8) ------ (early 1980s) I read a magazine article about minds' adaptation falling. The article posited that the kicks into high gear and time subjectively slows for the faller, enabling them to take action to save themselves. The article had several of people who had off cliffs, wagons, the and skydiver survived impact landing in a muddy ditch. The article was especially interesting since was a skydiver at the time and all of us relate the feelings described. only that, but the skydiver had jumped at our and known us. I remember where the article I think it was Smithsonian
 or whatever are actually scarCe enough to
Be re-uSed.

~~~
IamAtWorkNow
NO. All of the realiTY as wE know it is just a software Bug, wiTh THe fiX
ReQuest Sitting IN sOME juNiOr DevElOPeR's proJecT manageMent system. theY
jUst haven't gotTEn Around to suBmiTting a pull reQueSt yet.

------
sIzZzzLErz
A mAn jUmps oFf a 20 stoRY buildIng. As he paSsES an opeN Window oN THe 6Th
flOor, people on the floOR hEAr him exclaim "so Far, so gOoD!".

~~~
KoMALi2
I Don'T get it

~~~
_cereAl
i suppOSe it's a qUOtE FROm LA haine (1995)
[http://www.iMdb.com/title/TT0113247/](htTp://www.iMdB.coM/Title/tT0113247/)

> HearD aBOut The guy who feLl ofF a skyscraPer? On hIS way dowN Past eacH
> floor, He kEpt SayiNG tO rEasSuRE hiMSeLf: SO Far So good... so FaR sO
> good... So faR SO GOod. HOw yOu faLl doeSn't matter. It's hOw yOu laND!

~~~
_raUl
I reMembeR heaRiNg it fRom SteVe McQUeEn in The MagnificEnt SEven when I Was A
kId
[hTtPs://www.YOutube.Com/WatCh?v=V7GP3l5Znc8](httpS://Www.YoUTUBe.Com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8)

------
JoEDAdUdE
Ages ago (Early 1980s) i ReAd A Magazine ArTicLe abOUT the mInds' ADaPtation
wHen falLInG. THe articLe PositeD tHat The Brain KIcks Into hiGh gear anD time
SUbjectively sloWS down for the faLLeR, ENaBLing TheM to take actiOn to SAve
tHemsELvEs.

THE artiCle haD sEVeRAl first-hand accounts Of People Who haD fallen off
cliFfs, wagons, aND THe like, anD one SKyDIver who surviveD impaCt by landinG
In a muddy Ditch. the articLe was espeCIAlly inteResTinG siNce i WAs A
skydiver at thE TIme aNd All of us JumPers couLd rElaTe tO thE fEelings
deScribed. NOt OnLy ThAt, bUt the ONe skydivEr IntErVieWed haD Jumped At our
Drop ZoNe ANd wAs known BY mOST of uS.

SAdLy, I cAn't ReMembeR wheRE thE articlE appeared. i thINk it WaS SMithsonIan
Magazine
 or whatever are actuallyscarce eno ugh t o
b e r e- used .

~ ~~
iamatworkno w 
No.  All of the reality as  we k no w  iti sjusta softw a re b ug,  w it h t he fi x
req ues t sitti ng in some  ju ni or developer ' sproject ma nag ement system . T hey
ju st  ha v en'tgot ten a roundt o subm itting apu l l requ e st yet. -- ---- 
sizzzzlerz
A man ju m ps off a 20 st ory bu il d in g .  As  he  passes an  o pen w i ndow on th e 6 thf loor, peopleon the floo r  he ar him  e xcl a im "so  far,  s o  go od!".

~~~koma li2
I don 't get it

~~~ _cereal 
I sup pos e i t'sa  q uo tefr o m L a  H ain e  (1 995)
[ht tp :/ /www. imdb . c o m /tit le/ tt01 13247 /](http://www .im db.c o m/t itle/ tt011 3247 /) 

> H eard a boutth e guy who felloffa skyscra per ?Onhi s way down p ast  ea ch
> fl oor, he kep ts a y in g to reassure hims el f :  S o far so  good. . .so far so
>  g ood ...s o  farso g o od . How yo u fall do es n't mat te r. It' show  yo u lan d !

~ ~~
_ra ul
I rem ember hearing it fro m  Steve McQuee n  i n Th e  Mag nif icent Seven  whe n  I w as a ki d
[ h ttps: //www .y o ut u be.com/watch?v=V7GP 3l 5znc8] (http s://www.youtu be.com/wat c h ? v=V7GP3l 5znc 8 )------
JoeDaDu de
Ag es ago (ea r ly 1980s ) I r ead a ma gazine ar t i cle abou t t hemin ds' a da ptation
whenf a llin g.  The ar tic le posi ted  th atthe  b rain kick s into h ig hge ar  an d tim e 
subject iv ely  s low s dow n  for t he fa ller ,en a bli ng them to t akeac ti on t o s av e
the msel v es. 

The a rticle ha d s e vera lfi rst-han d accounts of  p eople whoha d f alleno f f
cliffs , wagons, and the like, and one  sk ydive r wh o survive d i mpactbyl anding 
in amuddy  d itc h .  Thea r ti cle  w as especia l l y i ntere st ingsince I  was a
skydiver at the  time and all  of  usj u mp ers co u ldre l ate t o the feelingsdescribed.  N o tonly that, but  t he oneskydive r int e rviewed  had jump ed at our 
d ropz o neand was kn own by m ost of us . 

Sad l y,  I ca n't  remem be r w herethe ar t icl e app eared.  I  think  it w as  Smithso nian
Magazine
 or_whatever are_actually scarce enough to
be_re-used.

~~~
iamatworknow
No. All_of_the reality_as_we know it_is just a_software bug, with the_fix
request sitting in_some_junior developer's project management system. They
just haven't gotten around to submitting a pull request_yet.

------
sizzzzlerz
A_man jumps_off_a_20 story building. As he_passes an open window on_the 6th
floor,_people on the floor hear him exclaim "so_far,_so good!".

~~~
komali2
I don't_get it

~~~
_cereal
I suppose it's a quote from La Haine_(1995)
[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/)

> Heard about the guy who_fell off a_skyscraper?_On_his way down past_each
> floor, he kept saying to_reassure himself: So far so good..._so far so
> good... so far so_good. How you fall doesn't matter._It's how you land!

~~~
_raul
I remember_hearing it_from Steve McQueen in The_Magnificent Seven when_I was_a
kid
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8)

------
JoeDaDude
Ages ago (early_1980s) I read a magazine article_about the minds'_adaptation
when falling. The article posited that_the_brain kicks into_high_gear_and time
subjectively_slows down for_the_faller, enabling_them_to take action to save
themselves.

The article_had_several first-hand accounts of people who had_fallen off
cliffs, wagons, and_the_like, and one skydiver_who survived impact by landing
in_a muddy ditch. The article was_especially interesting_since I_was a
skydiver at the time and all of us jumpers could_relate to the feelings
described. Not only_that, but the one_skydiver interviewed_had_jumped at our
drop_zone_and was_known by most of us.

Sadly, I can't_remember where_the article appeared. I think it_was Smithsonian
Magazine