Mostly Grey former ginger with a preference for Rust. Leads wg-rustup, sorry about the mess. He/Him or They/Their Now @kinnison@fosstodon.org too
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cf. nitter.vloup.ch/devcurmudgeon/st⦠when someone says "My code is too clever/complex for you to understand" it can be related to a number of things. They might honestly think that they are cleverer, they might be ashamed of the quality or legality of the code. What do you hear?
I'm getting rather sick of folks saying "our code is really complex, you won't be able to help/understand". We're Codethink, for fuck's sake!
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when folk say that, respond 'You say that, I hear "we are too ashamed of our code to ever show it to another person"' and see how they respond.
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Cut gives you an item whose NBT represents everything cut? Paste puts it back exactly the same? That way can't be abused for mining but would be equivalent to silk-touchery so perhaps requires lots of power and/or a silk-touch tool to craft?
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This is @rjek looking properly fed up on the Beaulieu monorail :-D photos.app.goo.gl/wjyQkUirQDβ¦
Is this all that will remain of me for posterity? #3110 @computermuseum
depends on mood and time of day. But for a general purpose brew, I favour assam or Earl Grey. Critical thing is to use just boiled water (100Β°c)
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I was writing in Markdown because I'm usually writing in Markdown and I forgot Twitter can't do Markdown. So :-P
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This is literally what lsb_release is for. Also works on non-Debian and derivatives.
`lsb_release -sc` for the codename if you really want it :-)
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TTOTD: If your future returns Async::NotReady, it's pretty important that its also somehow registered for the task to wake up in the future. Otherwise DOOM! DOOM I tell you!
This is Caerfai Bay. I used to spend a lot of time down on the beach there when I was a kid, reading books perched on the top of some of the rocks, or swimming when the tide was in. I really do love this part of the world.
I went for a 14.6 mile ride to see some beaches etc. strava.com/activities/177641β¦ #strava