Man, you’re a pleasure. How can I find more people like you to be around?

Oh, right, sorry for not checking your comment first m-(. Just saw the soundtrack linked and asked myself if that was it, so immediately looked for Mick’s article.

I thought this was the infamous disastrous soundtrack release, but that was doom eternal…

It’s not.

I work in software. We recently banned that shit. “It’s not going away” my ass, so far all I’ve seen LLMs do is produce a lot of crap nobody could maintain afterwards while seemingly making the people using it dumber in the process.

But I already had my pitchfork ready!

I like how they then put the hits on the lp.

The damsel in distress trope is real here, too, which by itself is already dumb, but the woman is split up into three individuals that each reflect one piece of her personality, which turn out to be an asshole, an infant and another asshole.

Also, her name is literally “Goal”.

Like… Who the hell wrote this?

I’m still soo torn on Deponia.

The artwork is gorgeous. But the writing is… Odd. And the protagonist is just so damn unlikeable.

/edit I mean, definitely grab it, especially if it’s free. It’s worth a few bucks, so for nothing it’s definitely worth the click.

I’m so looking forward to it.

Don’t forget to add a “package management” service that at first glance makes importing XMLlamascript modules super easy but at second glance takes down the Internet after you piss off a random maintainer before then turning into a malware distribution engine.

Then maybe you should go ahead and write a brutally messed up but somehow ubiquitous scripting language that just somehow has its object instanciations look exactly like xml so those files can be imported right into scripts that then somehow turn into full blown server applications so xml gets the same attention as Json.

It’s still the bus factor. Even more now that AIs start driving cars (and presumably buses, too, at some point).

No worries mate… I’m on Jerboa that doesn’t really display the alt text, at least not in a way that is enough on the nose for me to just see it somewhere ;). I dig the album and really like the minimalism of the vinyl cover… just never saw it before, so I thought it just stood out how the title seems a bit shorter here.

I get designing a different cover artwork. Removing like 95% of the title seems an odd choice though.

Love her music…

But the title of the album was

When the pawn hits the conflicts he thinks like a king What he knows throws the blows when he goes to the fight And he’ll win the whole thing 'fore he enters the ring There’s no body to batter when your mind is your might So when you go solo, you hold your own hand And remember that depth is the greatest of heights And if you know where you stand, then you know where to land And if you fall it won’t matter, cuz you’ll know that you’re right

When did they shorten it to just the first three words? I know it was always abbreviated as “when the pawn” but I always thought the album itself had the full title on it?

So the real question is why it doesn’t default to the default theme.

Nvidia making bank though.

That was a wild ride.

Absolutely not.

Mutually exclusive options

Another classic. Pick one output format: JSON, YAML, or XML. But definitely not two.

Emphasis mine.

It takes the input and fails if there is more than one valid one, which decidedly isn’t what’s an “or” in comp sci.

The result type in rust does not return a true/false but a type. More importantly though, it doesn’t return err if both values are set but simply returns the first value:

So… It’s not only not mapping your input to truth values, it also behaves more like I’d expect an “or” to behave, which is not “xor” or, if there’s more than two inputs, “exactly one”, but succeeding if any input is set.