

Thanks, I hate it


Thanks, I hate it


I don’t know if anyone would argue Rust macros are beautiful. If someone does they should be checked out by a doctor.
Speaking as a fan of Rust.


It mostly reflects my own story. From a beginner enthusiast of multiple “cool” languages (Scala was all the rage back then), through considering myself more “mature” and thinking about business priorities, ending at understanding that using a good programing language is a business priority.
If the team works with a language they enjoy, they will be happier (and more productive). Doesn’t even matter if the code is written by humans or machines.


No, using an OS is not something that requires a promise of commitment. It’s a utility needed for using a computer.
As enthusiasts we want as many people as possible to use good OSs, even if it ends at just trying it out.
The more people try Linux the better regardless of their motives.


Or just code the happy path and let it crash.
(this is actually a real philosophy in the Erlang world and I’m bummed it doesn’t receive wider acceptance)
It also means not absolutely hating your job. If you’re the only hater and everyone else likes working in the company you’ll have a bad time waiting for everyone to leave.
Ah favorite words of professors everywhere
“obviously”
“simply”
“trivially”
You’re using Java, there’s your problem
Are these the Handschuhe Germans talk about


200€ for what quantity? If we’re talking about a few ml per package, i might have a reliable supplier of some … “salmon” sperm.
It’s time to introduce everyone to the concept of Culture bound syndrome
You can just feel Siegesbeck was a major pervert.
“Some plants reproduce using a type of sexual reproduction…”
“Slut!”
I love it. Easy way to say - I don’t really care about reviewing this, I gave it a 30 seconds look and clicked approved


The typical recommendation in this case is Debian.
I don’t know how hard it is to install since I don’t use it myself. There are a lot of people swearing by it’s stability, even running it for 10+ years on the same hardware without a reinstall.
We Europeans offer the use of CERN at no cost for this purpose. With the only condition that you’ll need to find a way to get rid of the toxic purple sludge somewhere far away.


FFMpreg is probably something you can find on AO3


Hear me out - a crab shaped anteater
I’m guessing it has to do with interaction between seatbelt and boobs. And all previous tests just assumed a flat chest.
Any astophysiologists here? Is this accurate?