Honestly, just using words ftom other languages is a great idea. I should do that in german: KopierfreieZipDateienEnkodierungsBibliothek. Wait, does crates.io have a character limit for crate names?
Daylight savings means nothing to me because I use epoch time. Oh it’s “11 o’clock?” Cute. It’s 1772991390 o’unix
Set the "Days since floating point weirdness shot me into the foot" counter back to zero.
Zed is great. But funnily enough their edit prediction seems to lag behind some of their competitors.
oh, sorry. Translated that from italian a bit too literally (analcolico)
white, analcoholic, cow made wine
When your Rust file is 6% code that runs, 41% type definitions and 53% tests…
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy you lots of Ketamin which also won’t make you happy.
i’m sorry, I’m really bad at reading intent from people 😇
That joke worked in 2020, but now half my system is built on rust, sooo….
*hyperventilation sounds*
WAIT, what podcast? I was following LeechFest religiously, but I haven’t heard of a podcast you’re in since.
is it possible to view this from the app?
The fact that this Skeet has lived rent free in my head for over two years
Is scrolling NSFW content at work an OSHA violation?
Proud of my country
Vibe-coded a UI generator from jsonschema in vuejs. This is so janky, but I also kinda love the quirks. It’s like if a child had the brushstrokes of a master painter, but still no concept of what actually goes together. Each element individually works, but the whole is a jank.
Das europäische ICE heißt Frontex und mordet unbeobachtet im Mittelmeer.
Vergesst das niemals.
I did use "good bean" in the past
ok, I‘ll bite: what’s the alternative to cargo or a manual build script?
Look, I really love disco elysium… but OUCH. It doesn’t have to come after me THAT hard…
game: "this game is about managing a vault effectively"
me: "ok"
game: "which means, using all resources as best as possible to survive"
me: "got it"
also me: *gives npcs maternal leave*
I also want vegetables that taste like cake… The rust powers come directly from having to be explicit about intent. Simplifying that by definition robs the compiler of information to check correctness and to optimize.
Nothing wrong with python, but there is a reason why it chose the tradeoffs.
-# staring at the test for the next ten minutes, trying to figure out were I went wrong, because tests just don’t pass the first time… (or intentionally break the test, just to make sure)
Honestly, one of the reasons I don’t hate the Go error handling that much…. Because you can just enrich the error there, instead of the indentation hell that is match.
dunno if a function is enough? I usually try to enrich the error with data from the current function, so you‘d need the functions context/variables…
Thinking more about it, I guess I have to stick to match and let-else for my error handling.
Ouch, I may have cried a little at the end.
don’t think I have
Co-worker asked me to re-approve a PR after some changes. But I learned from the best (shitty mobile games) and sent him an ad to watch to unlock more approves….
Anyhow @jetbrains.com should totally give me some ad revenue, because I sent him the hilariously good youtrack ad.
Born to sit in the corner, code in rust and hiss at people who come too close.
Forced to do design meetings and coordinate with people.
