SOLID principles are the basis on which you build reliable software. How can you apply them in your own code? Here’s a concise explanation, based on my 42 years of experience in PHP, Pascal and OCaml, starting with S: Single-Responsibility Principle

Type redline is actually really good

A lot of anxiety comes from worrying about something 'bad' that might happen. But when we look in reverse, every bad thing becomes a good thing with time & perspective. So - maybe think about what good will come from the bad thing that hasn't happened yet and worry less.

Did zig just break things on a minor release? If so, deeply unserious...

I hate travel

LLMs don't have an understanding of the reality underpinning anything. The problem with looking at the output and retrofitting an explanation you like is that you can overreach. Intelligence is not emergent, that's just a way of mystifying, and selling product.

There is a guix bug, and I'm way too lazy to fix it (shell scripting and inheriting path).

WTF? On GUIX there is a bash script that sets up the environment, PATH, etc. The fish shell integration uses fenv to capture the environment for the login-shell. It fails to export a certain path unless I add a no-op at the end. I'm actually lost.

Taelin Actually sweaty, LLMs will unlock time travel soon, also free dyson spheres for everyone.

Mcdonald's (McCafe) brownies bring me happiness. The flavor is subtle enough to not be overpowering, which is usually why I don't like desserts.

Put in a notice recently, a complete 180 degree in how I was treated (much better now).

"We must commit ourselves to the risk of talking complete nonsense, if we are to say anything at all." - Michael Polanyi, Personal Knowledge

DHH You may be interested in custom-mod. They make some nice sub 6L SFF cases, and they're upgradable!

The problem with guile is the error messages are too generic. I/O error, yeh no shit.

Now that I've used nu for a while, I can say with confidence that it needs more time in the oven. It's awesome, but mainly for an interactive shell. It's behavior under a PTY is "not there yet".