gregg "rulz ok" lee

what the fuck

this is both my life motto and also one of my favorite cartoons

a post that is not gay is scarcely a post at all

confirmed for smash as soon as they announce nichijou season 2

...🤔

that's a cool dog

i miss quake 3 a lot but i definitely don't miss having to worry about making sure you were always framecapped

sticker star was the last time i felt like nintendo really let me down and even that felt like an anomaly

ah bummer. i'm not on raddle at all so this is the first i've heard of this. emma was totally chill and awesome and really helpful when i was trying to file a pull request. i hope things improve for them.

i am also not really a PHP programmer but i know a little from doing some work with drupal like 8 years ago and i'm willing to help continue this fork of postmill as needs arise. i love this website a lot and i wanna help out if i can.

i usually throw some cinnamon on it, might try that if you have some!

i also just usually eat em cold though.

playing zelda is even more fun when you're taking a dump.

or uh, so i've heard.

i had to set a price alert on camelcamelcamel for like 3 months just to get one at MSRP. but i don't regret buying it, it's been a fantastic console.

this!! holy shit this.

and it's funny that you mention the knuth books because reading knuth is what got me into literate programming tools that would send comment hater types into apoplexy.

that's exactly the common attitude i hate so much and it drives me batty. to me, a lot of comments indicates a lot of complexity, not necessarily bad quality. sometimes the things you have to do are just complicated! and it doesn't mean the code is bad, just that you're doing something hard. and if you don't write a ton of comments about it then when you have to understand it again in six months it's gonna be just as hard, and take just as long, as arriving at the solution the first time.

i'd rather just take the risk of comments getting out of sync with the code they decorate, because at that point they'll be about as useful as no comments, and then you've only wasted whatever span of time it took you to write them, and i think most everybody can write comments faster than they can write code.

thanks i hate it!!!!

"comments are bad" is a surprisingly common opinion in the industry and also one of my least favorites

!OOP

please don't swear on poor spiderman's video game

oof ouch my bones

i thiiiiiiiink this is from the ableton standard library? it's pretty hard to tell in context

youtube is probably not the best place for quality info on a topic as politically fraught as economics IMO