Ya, I don’t think he actually said that since it’s not mentioned in the referenced article. What’s actually meant is “by writing code that doesn’t have any memory management”.

Base 1 is the only universal counting system.

They are using base 1111 and base 1111111111. Instead of digits, you can represent numbers using rocks, if needed.

Or

base64 -d <<< 'dXIgbW9tCmhhaGEgZ290dGVtCg=='

Can’t remember if <<< is POSIX or not, but pretty sure it works in bash and zsh.

No wonder he has to check it twice.

I only played it for 15 seconds, but I could hear the music anyway!

Yes, things will be so much better when we eventually replicate all of XML’s functionality in JSON.

There are no slave branches like there are no slave recordings.

Master bedroom and master bath also have nothing to do with slavery.

Switch and restore came later because checkout was problematic.

Emacs? I don’t think this is going to work out…

This is interesting.

Compacting garbage collector, written in very unsafe Rust

That does not appear to use Jellyfin, though?

Edit: err, maybe it does? It has its own server, though, with Jellyfin compatible API?

This was definitely true in the Java world when mocking frameworks only allowed you to mock interfaces.

Find an open source project you love an contribute to it.

git reflog

Meanwhile on Linux: /boot successfully deleted

If I have a container with an isolated kernel, is it just a VM?

I’ve been using and enjoying Logseq.

Live and let die?

I would consider that incredibly fast if you are an ent, then.

I hope the surgery went well!