Autocorrect hates me, I am sorry.
What I really don’t like about discord is I have to have an account to use it and I can’t separate my accounts across spaces.
I might be part of some really weird spaces I do not want remotely associate with open source or even professional discussion and support groups. Why those tins are on discord I don’t know, but they are.
It’s a parametric plot of an object that goes from straight down at 0.5 units, then expands to 3 units in a 45° upright angle.
originally I parameterized r as r(t) = (1-t)lenght_0 + t * lenght_1, but then I subbed t in because it doesn’t actually start at zero, which made it ugly
f(t) = r(t)·[cos(t), sin(t)];
r(t) = 10t/(3π) − 9/2;
t: 3π/2 -> 9π/4
The Mummy is a masterpiece, why do you have to make this weird man?
I deleted a bunch of services I’m not actually using on my home server. Nothing used php, but it was good to do some house cleaning.
I also started a blog (Hugo is much nicer than I thought). The procrastination has helped me get a lot of other things done.
Have plumbing working again, so I made a pour over. It’s been like 2 months of freeze dried illy coffee (been living in a construction zone).
49th parallel, basic funnel with filter, a bit of oat milk. Tasted great!
No. You can only use AI for things it’s been approved to do.
These companies and the US government get to do whatever they want.
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This guy sounds so fucking emotionally fragile and immature. Wahhh go faster, wahhh make me more money!
When you foment a toxic workplace like this, the good employees leave and you get fucked, especially in a security conscious space like this.
Can you use AI to improve security? Yes. It’s objectively very good at finding holes, which is exactly what you want. But when you call your employees losers and tell them they need to be faster, and whatever the fuck an AI “re-interview is”, well you can get bent.
Yep, rarely do devs add more code just for fun. They’ll do it when the incentives are misaligned (e.g. the new modern trend of LOC changed), or doing stuff like “speed loops” to appease really shit management.
Usually when there’s some obscure extra rule in the code it’s because there was some hardware fault, an undocumented use case, a complaint from a key client, or an intermittent failure.
Anyways, I’ll be sitting over here with some popcorn.
lol
When I was 27 I’d been coding for 15 years, so age alone shouldn’t be the red flag.
What is going to be a pop problem is the insane number of Chesterton fences stomped down that fuck everything over, or things that look like they can be optimized out or use cases you don’t think actually happen.
See rust core utils for an example of extremely well trodden and well reviewed software that ran into these issues for years. Not that it’s a bad effort, it’s an inherently hard task.
Doesn’t have to be $150k, could be $100
When those fascists finally die nobody at their funeral will have truly loved them, and the world will not collectively mourn the loss of someone who made it better.
While I get it, I’d rather appreciate these people and the lives they lived.
The ones like Dolly and Patrick Stewart lived good lives that inspired us all for the better. They reached a good old age surrounded by loved ones before passing on. We would all be lucky to be half as fortunate, and our collective grief serves as a testament to their character.
In case anyone has no fucking idea what this is, Omacom is the nonprofit set up by omarchy — which is the Linux distro run by DHH who helped create Ruby on Rails, but has been kicked out of every community thing he’s built because of his hobby of being incredibly toxic (to put it lightly).
redflagdeals is pretty good
I still check Reddit for news and local politics and stuff.
Good riddance I guess… no way would I create an account now with all the PII they require.
I think Max is usually their hosted version, I’m just worried there’s no details on Plus.
RIP Proton.
Privacy minded people tend to also want security.
With nix it was just deleting their config lines, firewall rules and then rming the data folders.