@nikitonsky I do not know how serious this is, but the speakers have a function besides social. It does help the visually impaired even if they use it for the first time. Because both the machine and the person speak the same HOLY TONGUE

So when you hear "thank you" everyone with working ears knows the machine is done with you :D

@nikitonsky I mean, finally they figured out how to work within their own sandboxed app confinement?

It's a couple of years late though

@nikitonsky to quote the great Mike Acton: "solving problems you don't have creates problems you definitely do have"

@nikitonsky Except that IJ is also OK for JS/TS ;-)
oh, and for Kotlin

@nikitonsky I don’t get it 😅

@nikitonsky That's not the Notepad++ logo...

@nikitonsky I don’t understand this advertising. Does it have a deeper meaning or did they just do something “nerdy”? As a regex, this reads to me like matching fkingnerds and fnerds, neither of which make sense to me. #fnerds

@nikitonsky you should go so we can meet irl :)

@nikitonsky f(king) ? nerds : merge

@nikitonsky that's "what" comments. Comments are good for "why", not "what".

@nikitonsky it does; hit command + shift + period next time you go to the mall.

@nikitonsky When the city tries to tear it down, it just pops up again. #genius

@nikitonsky

They pop up everywhere! Like more than Starbucks!

Better cond:

(defmacro cond+ [& clauses]
(when-some [[test expr & rest] clauses]
(condp = test
:do `(do ~expr (cond+ ~@rest))
:let `(let ~expr (cond+ ~@rest))
:some `(or ~expr (cond+ ~@rest))
`(if ~test ~expr (cond+ ~@rest)))))

Use it like this:

(cond+
(= a 1) true
:let [b (- a)]
(= b 1) false
:do (println (+ a b))
:else nil))

@nikitonsky for real for real

@nikitonsky good for you, Nate!

@nikitonsky The web is becoming too much for me to handle. :blobcatflop:

@nikitonsky Maybe they were waiting for contributions from the Win32 C/C++ API team? Breaks my brain how it's all from the same company.
PS really enjoy your blog - thanks for writing! :)

@nikitonsky maybe they already enabled "recall" 😉

@unnick I tried to build some autotools software for Android a few weeks ago.
It ended with me writing config.h files from hand.

@unnick @raimue the second is actually relevant. C and iirc C++ do not specify the signed integer representation :D

@unnick better be safe than sorry

@nikitonsky don’t let this post land in a German Fedi segment, or you’ll get destroyed by everyone who’s ‘city’ you referred to as ‘village’ :D

@nikitonsky did you ever share how you’re collecting the data?

Don’t mind me, just implementing massively parallel `for` macro on top of virtual threads. This is still a movie tickets website

@dotterian в ужасе обнаружил тут себя после перехода на Linux...

@nikitonsky I saw someone using AI Art for their homebrew D&D campaigns. That's a cool use case.

@typeswitch@gamedev.lgbt I build up speed for 12 hours to align my pointers

@typeswitch Honestly I rather have this than some doxygen badly rendering on mobile, saying things like "Factory for ElementManager" for classes named "ElementManagerFactory" as documentation to figure out why my application segfaults again

@nikitonsky nice pulsating icon animation for free

@nikitonsky “It just works”

The HIG says you should handle internet loss gracefully in your app, but Apple Music completely shits itself when it loses internet. If you try to play a song when you have spotty internet, the entire app locks up and you can’t even play your downloaded music unless you force restart it.

Another result of losing talent in order to keep the loyal bootlickers, as typical of an American company.

@nikitonsky too many CPU/GPU cycles available