It means what it means. You do what you do. I love what I love. The world is what it is. We will go on, we will do alright, we will be loved.

when i get new computer. i'll try out all kinds of technical software that my toaster pc can't handle. even thinking of switching distros to anything thats not arch, debain... shitbuntu. open to suggestions btw for now, we wait

This is what they took from you, this is a request Instead you now need to install a 10gb library to call the simplest API with js/py or whatever god forsaken language you write

who's peter theil, why the hell should i take him seriously? lol he's not even an engineer and he's also ***. lmao

wtf, have i become retarded, i initially wrote that sentence as "may have not been", then i thought it was grammatically incorrect and i changed it to "may not have been", and still thought it was incorrect, so i changed it back to the initial order. now i don't which is which

sincerely

ubuntu is more windows than windows itself

Tried building my raytracer with Filip Jerzy Pizło's Fil-C, and it works! No changes needed. hdr.json test scene renders in 1m2s in 'yolo' mode, 3m16s 'pizlonated'. Enjoy a memory-safe test render:

openai has turned into a full on product company. its no longer about AGI research. honestly can't wait for the gpt empowered men's boxers.

i initially wrote this without the exception handling, because i dont think it is possible for ME to EVER insert an invalid MSR address. i understand when it comes to memory safety a little, but do programmers actually make such stupid bugs. lol

"something went wrong, but don't fret - it's not your fault"

my new hobby is turning Tenstorrent tech reports into pretty websites with gemini

im so grateful that its literally impossible for me to watch and enjoy any short-form content. i literally can't

I wouldn't mind supporting an organization that fosters a culture of craftsmanship in programming. This used to be something like the ACM, but that ship sank long ago. x.com/ryanjfleury/st…

You need to love what you do to become a craftsman. You need to love programming to become a software craftsman. Pride in your work then comes first and money comes second! P.S. I’ve been getting paid to program for 33 years now. Been coding for 37. Wouldn’t do anything else!

i might have crashed out a lil bit. my bad