Notices by 💜 pry 💜 (pry@raru.re)

@cel @shibao yeah nubank and I think Bloomberg use it

idk why clojure in particular

@shibao yeah, just feels like the wrong tool for the job... but I want an excuse to use it anyway.

I feel the same about elixir

@shibao I'm doing it for this because I dont think I'll ever use it for work since I do more systems-y stuff.

@shibao also I am super happy with rust. genuinely close to no complaints working with it day to day

clojure is so cool

@lain nothing worth listening to there imo

@scathach huh?

@scathach ah I mean i guess I understand to a degree. as much as I hate ads and also use ublock origin everywhere, its the only business model thats worked for a lot of this free content... I just click the skip 30sec button a few times every podcast and i barely notice tbh

@scathach destroying civilization how?

I agree that ads almost always have a negative effect on my view of the company advertising and also often of the place doing the advertising.

I also think that there does seem to be a genuine usecase of advertising ???

I'm not certain what to think here. I also think certain forms of advertising should just obviously be illegal, like advertising directly to kids or advertising gambling

almost done w first week on the job and its been good!

you can just download fonts, its pretty crazy

@p :O what are these

@p ooh i see, I was just thinking of building like the cheapest pc build i could w a few hdds but maybe this is cheaper?

@prettygood I dont own any PCs... ive only got laptops

hmm I should probably look into buying some old motherboard and just have several harddisks on it for my storage server...

I spend way too much time on my phone

@icedquinn :O

what math papers do you read

@georgia this is evil, we gotta do something to stop you

how do yall find phone wallpapers, I feel like its so hard

@icedquinn I mean the Nvidia h100s and b200s of today no longer focus on random shader buffers and stuff, its all a big simd engine which I do see as important in general.

large scale parallel computing seems analogous to the brain, no?