hjvt.dev
Software developer, Rust & langdev enthusiast, getting into hobbyist gamedev.
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have you had any russians speakers ever complain that your display name has dealt 2d6 psychic damage to them?
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Also here on bsky as @wffl.ihatereality.space
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Hey, don't generalize, that's just JS programmers
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As far as I'm aware neither really has a fitting API. Itertools got something like `tuple_windows` but that's not really what I need.
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Such a Windows Vista with Rainmeter vibe
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Wow, Just command runner has a surprisingly large fandom! 😋
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the possibilities are endless
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touch grass, frolick in the woods, firebomb a walmart
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I don't really understand what trips it up, but it feels like smelly deeply nested constructions like are always nearby when it breaks
iter().chain().map(|| -> Ascribed { async { for x in y { } } })
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casual oomfing is so last year, it's time for ranked competitive oomfing
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Well in the case of gork at least the charges make sense
bsky.app/profile/hjvt...
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inject markdown directly into my veins
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Horror, imagine trying to unit-test when everything depends on global state.
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scientists made deep learning model predicting what the (-10,-10) being would look like:
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Also the inability of those tests to imagen somebody could be agnostic and anti-religious at the same time
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And why the hell multiple yes/no questions have the strongly agree to strongly disagree spectrum answers
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But also how the fuck is "I don't plan on having children" an answer to this question
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How the hell did this thread go from demented xorg covid conspiracy to a chatbot categorizing people into based and cringe
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wake the *beeep* up, samurai
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We got tf2 at home
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Ed Zitron screaming into microphone about CEOs is propatainment/enterganda, not journalism. And IMHO that's okay. Unless he calls himself a journalist, which as far as I know he does not.
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the universe is giving you a new name
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Relatedly, that's also the reason why it's recommended to clone Arc/Rc using A/Rc::clone(&thing) syntax rather than thing.clone()
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void* lexa;
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Also, not bsky, but lately my Steam account been getting a constant trickle of friend requests from obvious bots with 200+ hours "played" over the past 2 weeks.
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I was setting up an account for me wife recently, and it got followed by two bots withing 5 minutes of being created.
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tbf imo, part of the reason it stuck around is that contra kinda went into this weird public relations damage control mode where instead of going "no, that's not true, fuck off" she made like three videos about how cancellation is ethically yucky??
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I don't know if there's any new """discourse""", but a while back (like, a couple years ago) there was a wave of "contra is a truscum", "contra is a liberal class traitor", "contra is not producing enough content to justify running a patreon" takes loudly exploding on leftwitter.
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Lua is such a cool language, but I'm glad I only ever need to use if I want to mod Factorio :)
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🙃 If you think about it, imporing a module is same as importing all of its content into a local object
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As things happen, much of what we call indie today isn't even independent
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I'm not talking about dyn traits, I'm talking about object boxing itself.
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The whole point of boxing is that neither you nor compiler needs to care about the size of the thing behind the pointer.
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I'm quite disappointed by most parties in this recent discourse. On one hand we have optimists who kinda sweep some less convinient issues under the rug and do the "oh but you're too mean" thing, on the other some sceptics jump to analogising LLMs to nazi scientists and hoo boy
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Now that's a name I haven't heard in a while
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Are you saying that Zig using error values, like Rust is an emprovement over exceptions, or are you saying that Rust, unlike Zig, relies on exceptions for error propagation?