

He exposed himself as a poser especially as a bash programmer
He exposed himself as a poser especially as a bash programmer
I need to know 😭
It’s such a stupid joke that I prefer to interpret it like this:
He discovered that he is the source of the woke mind virus, and then he forcefully lobotomized himself.
The confusion is an affectation they’re putting on because the execution of the joke is just so poor.
I especially love that he didn’t say where he was running rm -rf
and I like to believe it’s from root, so he lobotomized himself.
A bit unconventional, and certainly not high fantasy, but: John Dies At The End by David Wong.
I have a withings scale and it’s great so far.
Like you, I had a Fitbit one, and I find it sucked and was very unreliable.
It’s worth noting that there is a withings home assistant integration
I think a lot of people here aren’t looking at this in the right way:
They don’t have to accept accounts for student or let students interact. This can be an alternative system for disseminating announcements with optional mechanisms for feedback. All they need to do is federate and then any of their students subscribe.
I’ve been wishing that my my governments (at all levels) would do this so I can get notified of things like changes to bus schedules or closures of highways and shit.
I know the image post was hyperbole, but the way y’all are gushing over it is borderline religious, in an unsettling way.
Immediately, you call boilerplate a Big Deal and identify yourself as a zealot. Even in Java, a notoriously verbose and boilerplate laden language, it’s a Small Deal unless you’re doing something insane. Let me guess, your coding in VI or something.
Rust looks great. It’s a bunch of small improvements over most languages. But True Believers of any lang need to chill the fuck out.
Yeah, I picked that username for a reason 😭
I said it was better, just not much better.
The maintenance costs of equals is nearly zero. Scrolling over boilerplate seems like a real stretch, like saying a novel with a picture every chapter is harder to read.
I like that you can’t accidentally forget to update it, which is kinda nice but is rarely a concern.
And it’s a bit more readable, which is nice.
It’s better, but folks are talking like it’s Super Jesus and I think it’s more like finding a dollar in the parking lot.
It’s like 5 seconds to regenerate it. Boilerplate doesn’t matter, just collapse it. The only real issue is remembering to update it, if you make a change.
Like I said, I prefer for rust does it, it’s just not a big deal
Why did you even bring up AI? IDEs have been able to generate equality functions for decades without AI.
It’s kinda neat to have this defined directly in the language so that compilers can implement it, but creating equality function is so low effort that this doesn’t really seem like a big deal.
Like, you define the members in a class, then you tell your IDE to generate getters, constructor, equals, hashcode, etc all in like 5 seconds.
I like it, it’s nice when the language itself defines reasonable defaults for things, but realistically you’re saving yourself a few seconds of effort.
I mean, if your IDE does it for you, is it really that much better that it’s shorter?
Interesting.
So that means match any string that is made entirely of a single repeating sequence, where repititon is possible.
Empty input Or input of exactly 1 character Or input of at least 2 characters, followed by at least 1 something (idk what \1 matches)
Did I get it (almost)?
Yeah I knew they weren’t plants but it made the analogy easier to pretend they were 😅
They have plant-ey vibes
They were all like “let’s get the Calvin cycle up in this house, lets light it up!” And so they did, and the atmosphere caught fire
Very cool!
It reminds me of my fav, The Oxygen Catastrophy, where basically a plant did something new and caused the earth to freeze. In this case, by converting methane to carbon dioxide, a much weaker greenhouse gas.
I like it!
I kind of feel like “locomotive” itself is a niche so this is more like a collapse of a niche rather than a mass extinction, but I love the analogies
That’s my fav too.
“The Oxygen Catastrophy” is just such a cool name.
Fuckin metal
For a long time we’ve said it’s important to separate semantics and presentation (eg html vs css).
I’ve always wondered why we never followed our own advice when creating new programming languages. Let the IDE present whatever TF you want, and in the background it’s simply building an Abstract Syntax Tree and serializing that to a file in whatever serialization format it prefers.
I’ve dreamed of making my own data-flow language that follows that principle, but I have neither the knowledge of compilers nor the free time to try.