A knife is reusable

the bare minimum

democracy ftw!

sure, but thats just outsourcing the problem.

that is terrifying

almost forced to for web front end. why you would use it anywhere else, however, i will never know

or you to youtube…

have you tried spoofing your user agent with the useragent switcher extension?

ff forks like librewolf are based

nice

just for simple tasks, where i need something between the simplicity of bash and the type safety of rust. its just my personal preference when it comes to scripting, although i do believe it should be the first consideration for choosing a user friendly but powerful embedded or config language, like for neovim, especially if performance is a concern, but it will ofc not always be the best option. the 1 index is certainly annoying though, but i would personally rather that than anything to do with python, especially whitespace. the if...then and for...do is the same as bash, so i dont think its that bad

there goes my plans to build a time machine in javascript

i would say lua if possible, but python has more libraries

i love how well this joke works

hoGiB

:) no problem! i would assume resizing the image might be a little slower, because it creates a clone of the image, but if you use FilterType::NearestNeighbor, the speed is negligable in my opinion

i read through the code, and i have some tips, which you may find helpful (or not):

• argument parsing: if --color is not the first argument, it will try to open a file named --color, which i assume is unintended. i would suggest checking out the clap crate to easily parse args
• i’m quite sure why you used ‘clusters’ instead of resizing the image to the terminal width? if it is purely as a programming exercise, or for performance reasons, then that’s great! but otherwise, calling image.resize() is easier
• .len() on a string returns length in bytes, not characters, so could break with non-ascii text. in the context of this program, the text will always be ascii, so it is of course not a problem, but it’s worth to keep in mind. to get character length, use .chars().count()
• in my testing, the width of the image is always affected by the width of the terminal, always being less than the maximum possible width, causing the image to be stretched vertically. i’m not sure why this is happening
• in get_brightness_of_cluster, pushing to a Vec and then calling .sum() can be replaced with a loop which increments a mutable u32 variable. this is a nitpick, but it can avoid unnecessary memory allocation

check out this example. sorry if this comes off as rude or a nitpick, i’m just trying to provide some advice :)

destroying america!!!

just have a tub of water rigged above the server

why would you be against 4th of July and children?