@CaptainRant aye aye

@Lensflare yep, it will, gives you various degrees of lung scarring. I was lucky though, as i can still puke it out. Some people end up needing lung surgery to clean it up.
btw, @whimsical , I pretty sure the device itself does have an impact on healthiness, but it's the propylene glycol in e-liquids that really do it: once heated propylene glycol will degrade into formic acid, propionaldehyde, methyl vinyl ether, hydroxyacetone, acetone, propylene and also, mostly, propylene glycol itself. All that, in your lungs, settling in...

Yeah... My lungs' full of that crap

@BordedDev, yup, doom running on a WebAssembly runtime implemented in typescript types. Yes, a WASM runtime... Which to me just means typescript is bad

Insanity aside, that dude did write the smallest compiler I have EVER had the displeasure of reading

yes, it's real

https://github.com/jamiebuilds/...

damn this is some great pick-a-fight material right here oh yeah if only I were younger

as long as I get that post-apocalyptic future I've always dreamed about, I am fine with it

It isn't rude to slap the google
I hope it isn't

I'm unstable @jestdotty

damn right! in Brazil we jail them fuckers, no matter their age as long as they're not kids, kids don't do jail here because jail's like the 10th circle of hell. Last month we jailed our last Nazi president: 24y jail time, no probation, no good behaviour, that fuck won't be out till he's 90y. Also jailed about a thousand nazis defacing public buildings in a single day a while back

@SidTheITGuy nothing anymore
but it used to be about 6ish packs a day if you were to measure it in Marlboros. In vape terms, about 6-7 cartridges of 5ml of 5mg/ml liquid nicotine salt. Tho were it actual cigarettes I'd be dead by suffocation already. Anyways, don't smoke people, just don't and slap anybody who pushing you to try it

@antigermanist yep, it's them vapes that got me coughing up blood

@Lensflare fine with me, so long as you'll host me too

lost me at "I use arch btw"

Great!

"I really don't wanna"

Yeah, app's been pulled from the store too

unless it's terminal

fuck I'm lazy

update!!!! Those horrendous 2k are now 140!! Turns out a ton of it was repeated across the codebase, so yours truly properly bagged it all like the errando boy I am oh boy I hate my life

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the added bonus is I ain't gotta rewrite no test no no, let it buuuuurrrrrrn

update: went there today to get it done with and it seems she's been fired 🤷🏻

by which I mean, what uft8, you think me has such luxuriousness

@Lensflare nope, trouble's been there from inception it's Lua 5.1 & Vim. What can I say, I'm a masochist

@netikras yeah, freebsd FTW

Have an AI to write it and another to grade it. Run both until that resume is written to be unrejectable

@lorentz, I would suggest writing a bigger macro that walks its input, expanding smaller macros inside its input in the way you want. But you'll need this
https://docs.rs/quote/latest/quote or else you'll go insane

@12bitfloat xrist, dude. if a program is syntactically correct and can be typed, the compiler should be able to type it. Peace out ✌🏻

@12bitfloat my own rant to me LMFAO 🤣

@12bitfloat yup, it doesn't want and that's my rant LOL 😆

@12bitfloat To deny that nominal or structural typing influences type inference is like denying the moon landing was filmed on a Hollywood soundstage! Nominal typing is a rigid secret society where your "lineage" (type name) is everything, INFERRING types based solely on their declared name, like a paranoid uncle trusting only birth certificates. Now, structural typing's like a QAnon forum, INFERRING compatibility based on shared "truth" (structure) regardless of names, seeing through disguises like a conspiracy theorist connecting dots between shape-shifters. Whether it's adhering to names or seeing through them, the way types are defined and compared is the secret hand pulling the strings of what your code thinks it knows, making the type system either a deep-state plot or an anarchy of shape-shifters.