Alexis Paques

In what world is it okay to reply: "OK 200" with data: {"ok": false} @slack ?

I miss the pre-AI era where we could do "WTF IS MY C++ DOING <snippet>", everyone would tell you why, then a committee member would tell you the real (very obscure) reason with history. The best of times.

Here we go for another 3 years of C macros showing off as reflection.

I guess Brussels uses PHP

An interview of a PM about technologies used internally

If cargo clean is big. How often do you docker system prune?

Honest question: Is /code-review able to NOT return anything?

What about a completely ad-free p2p encrypted CONNECTED chat app? You can chat if both are connected to each other. The messages cannot be stored 😇 - Wireguard networking - NAT punching strength of Tailscale - Derp server relays as fallback play.google.com/store/apps/d…

I believe @TheSpiffingBrit is cooking something. Why is it THE recommendation right now!?

You forgot 700 bar jets will completely wreck the car and street below.

Clearly a Switch 2 game.

Hey @github, it seems you spam yourself out of existence while we try to create an account and search for a _not taken_ username. Please debounce to 0.5s (or any sane amount which never exceeds request limits).

The web today: We care about your privacy, this is why we sell your data to 1254 partners with genuine interest. Now deselect them all one-by-one then click agree all thanks to our dark patterns

Programmers, You spent years learning the wrong thing

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Whip me. I used Go instead of Rust 🦀. The trivial PoC in each was significantly faster in Go: Twice the bandwidth, Quarter of the CPU. I know I could have made it as fast or faster, but when it just works with the naive implementation, I go for the KISS.

From how many meeting requests should I consider it primordial to accept it just for the sake of it?