Fucking radicals.

Weirdly I can’t find lua references there

There are a few that someone just left behind in the 000s, but they can’t be relied on.

I want that teapot

This is the kind of thing a rabbit that eats its own faeces would say

I tried that but the groundhogs and rabbits ate the native plants down to their stems

Huh, my back yard is a gradient of 1-4

I hope vibe coding is a joke like “I just paste from stack overflow”

But I have met people who do just paste from stack overflow, mixed indentation and casing and all.

Inner peace coding is the best feeling in the world. It’s like crack, nothing feels the same after.

I don’t know how I just overlooked it as a cool tower

I’m not an American, but how could anyone convince themselves this guy was anything but an economically illiterate buffoon?

If he wanted to bring manufacturing back to the US, the worst thing he could have done is break the relationships where they get cheap resources from us Canadians and materials like rare earths first.

Now it’s a bigger hurdle than ever to manufacture in the US.

Now we’re all galvanized against the US, we can all make deals with each other in an “the enemy of my enemy” way, and everyone is divesting of American financial leverage for fear of being extorted over it.

Was the tower in the Civ 3 ad plus intro the Tower of Babel? Never made that connection before

SQL auto format is still mostly terrible

The only half decent format is to start from the Mozilla style and then make it more sane.

I’ve been playing with sqlglot lately and want to start using it for diffs.

I’ll check out both, thanks!

ed is the standard editor

Same with neovim

I was able to do that

Turns out there was a second bug which triggered this one, and a bug I found in this script that I thought was responsible was happening silently for months.

Now three bugs are squashed

Yeah, I don’t consider most code complete unless it’s safe and reproducible. I love make, currently using npm but you can set up scripts with it. Automating the build process was the very first thing I did.

This project is a piece of work. There’s effectively no documentation, and every now and then I find something new like this. The stuff I’ve fixed up so far has been much much more reliable and performant.

Part of me just wants to rewrite the whole thing, but I need to ship features so we can sell the product and pay my salary.

At least I’m not a cog in a huge corporation getting my soul crushed every day. I actually love fixing weird stuff.

Cron is a scheduler to run a program at a set frequency

He does charge a consulting fee to “fix” these issues

Almost all of them are dumb shit like this, where something is built in super hacky and dumbass ways.

What’s extra frustrating is the previous guy did create a git repo of these types of hacks, but this one doesn’t live in it for no discernible reason.