i guess this is not a popular opinion but i really like boston city hall.

i also know nothing about architecture

fucked up if true

congratulations!!!

that's a good point, maybe just making it so you have to highlight the number then

^_^

If the numbers were less visible, or entirely hidden, everyone might live more meaningful, more productive lives online, using posts as means to ends rather than as circulations within the system.

i want to make a custom stylesheet for this site that hides upvote totals on posts and comments for this reason. this is a small site where the numbers don't really matter, but my lizard brain still likes watching numbers go up and i think i would be a lot happier if it didn't.

hi i love your art a lot

im love communism

hell yea they are

:[ get well soon flabberghaster

hi shiny, good to have you here!

this is a cool idea. would both time streams tick at different (adjustable) rates continuously or would you be able to switch back and forth?

i did it

i like the lines, it reminds me of old tumblr. but i am not visual enough to care if the default gets changed

i got a tin of loose leaf oolong i brew with a strainer and some rooibos bags for night time. its good

yeesh that sounds like no fun at all. i tried using the erlang version of that quickcheck library for property based testing in elixir and also found it hard to use effectively. the docs weren't great and i couldn't always figure out how to make the generators specific enough. i just stick with type annotations and unit tests and that's usually good enough for the kind of thing i do.

for what little its worth ive had an easier time using stack with haskell instead of cabal, but only because the book i was learning from used it. but googling for solutions to haskell problems has gotten more difficult now that there's two competing toolchains

thank you for sharing i am awful at UIs and need to learn about stuff like this

ok it works now and all i gotta say is extremely same

we are all youtube.com