submitting a C++ proposal to add the ==> operator because I just found myself in a weirdly specific situation where I wanted it
(a->b) == ((*a).b)
(a==>b) == ((*a) == b)
submitting a C++ proposal to add the ==> operator because I just found myself in a weirdly specific situation where I wanted it
(a->b) == ((*a).b)
(a==>b) == ((*a) == b)
I did a tedious but satisfying thing I've been wanting to do for a while because I hate working with pick and place tape by hand
it's fun being so experienced at computer touching that someone can start to describe computer weirdness to me and I can pick out how the builders of that system fucked it up
partner was telling me about inconsistent data in two sections of a thing she uses for work and she did not understand how it could show blatantly wrong data in one part since it clearly has the right data right there in the other part
and I'm just like "so let me tell you about this thing called microservices. once upon a time some programmers decided they didn't like working with other people..."
I have acquired a transmitter.
It didn't come with sticks on the analog sticks?? But it otherwise works.
there I fixed it
found in my i3 config:
bindsym --release $win+A exec bash -c '/bin/kitty >/tmp/what 2>&1'
I wonder wtf I was trying to debug when I added that
normal combat robotics: "my robot is called The Smasherator 9000"
emily: "I wonder If I can paint Spicy Donut to look like a donut"
I joined an active discord and now my matrix bridge is like "hi would you like to join these 30 channels?" and I know if I decline it'll just ask me again next time someone talks there
still marginally better than using actual discord
disapproving face: split keyboard for ergonomics
approving face: split keyboard for typing around cat
shockingly, modeling things in CAD is often easier than wild-ass guessing at lengths
"it's not a hacksaw, it's a surprise remix saw"
today in the ongoing "wait, C. S. Lewis and Lewis Carroll aren't the same person?" saga that is my brain: I finally look up who Baba Yaga is, upon realizing that that is not the same person as Yogi Berra
normal mechanical keyboard enthusiasts: I have 36 keys and a bunch of layer switching
me:
the house-panther has decreed that I may not leave the bed
@malcircuit $previous_job did a debugging interview (several variants based on language preference, https://github.com/remind101/humanparser was the most common one).
$current_job's interview includes an ~hour long pair programming session adding a trivial feature to their real codebase (an existing thing someone already did for real, but removed on a branch, so it didn't feel like free work).
These were the best interview experiences I've had and I've almost never seen anything like them elsewhere. The closest most people get is "make a todo list app".
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oh no
@hannah partner and I are considering what we want our forever home to look like, and I am so conflicted between "must be exactly one story because I hate stairs now and I'll hate them even more when we're old" and "I want a witch tower"
the existence of power rangers implies there are also water wizards, sewer barbarians, and natural gas clerics
fun fact: I never watched power rangers as a kid, and had only the vaguest idea of what it was, based on only ever having seen the power ranger suits
I only learned recently that they're allowed to take the suits off, I thought it was a halo/daft punk sort of thing where they just lived in them
I am a dummy who just cancelled a perfectly good 3d print job because I couldn't see the first layer on the print bed
the first layer of thin transparent plastic
I make electronics go beep boop and tools go spinny. Also, I pet cats sometimes.Follow requests require approval because bots and asshats; if you have literally anything to convince me you're neither of those things I will probably accept.
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