I love it!

Every time I see one I think, “that’s so ugly it’s almost cute.” I just love janky crap.

That does sound like us.

Shaun’s the GOAT.

Do you think “big enough moon” is going to be similarly rare to “liquid water”? We’re getting better and better at finding planets. Not sure how we’d find their moons though.

I used to switch to perl or python if I needed awk. These days I don’t tend to run into it as much. Not sure if that was a good choice. But it’s how I spent the past 25 years.

Arch, i3, IntelliJ, VSCode when I’m not in Java.

I put it in the “fun concepts boring characters” bucket with most Clarke.

I really liked the next Hugo winner. And 2020. And 2023. Honestly I think about half of the Hugo winners are amazing. 2007. 2002. 2000. Oh 1993. That’s a vintage. 1990. 87, 86, 85, 84 is ok. Oh. They get more consistent as they go back in time. Still pretty good.

Get a doula. They are like a birth helper. They have so much practice with birth stuff than you do.

Take off your ring during labor.

Same. I love that there are so many different kinds of pies. But I still want the pican pie from who’s recipe is on the karo syrup bottle.

I liked the article. It sung to my heart. I’ve been in this world for a while. Lived through the failure and hyperacalars just taking without giving back.

I don’t know what to think. But I’m not happy with where we are and it’s nice to hear someone else talking about it.

I’m on page 3 and already sold.

I loved Enix’s Ogre Battle and Square’s Final Fantasy 6 and 7. How could putting the companies together make a bad?!

I’m glad we have both the comic and the movie. I’m glad the movie led me to the comic. I love them both.

I told the car salesdude that I’d buy this car if he spent 15 minutes teaching me. Worked out pretty well!

That’s not what I was thinking but I like it! Http caching is pretty magic. Stateless nodes and easy scaling too.

For some kinds of problems you really can’t beat varnish and friends. It’s how we have Wikipedia, after all.

You have to learn this through suffering. Class would have to be project based.

It’d be fun to talk shop with the fast code in slow languages folks. I do that for a living. I remember three ways, but I’m sure there’s more:

• “Just use a better data structure”
• “My language is a DSL for a faster language” (Polars, Numpy, etc)
• “My compiler is surprisingly good if I’m careful” (Julia, JVM, etc)

As a work of conceptual art, it consists of a certificate of authenticity with detailed diagrams and instructions for its proper display.

I love it.

My first thought was that it’d be a great oracle for randomized testing.