recompilation is more descriptive of what they’re actually doing.

a remaster is usually officially sanctioned.

it’s a recompilation, not a remake.

missing the classic

they usually cap at 150. but yeah it’s not a hard cap, it’s an asymptotic curve. statistically the chance of getting 201 or higher is the same as getting -1 or lower.

i mean, iq is a normal distribution. it caps at 200. 160 represents the 99.996th percentile, and above that the error bars are so large that the result is uneless.

vaultwarden allows you to keep using the bitwarden client i think, just with your own server. should be the most seamless for the family.

guix yeah, since they picked a pre-existing one. nix the language is arguably an overgrown dsl which explaits why it’s… real weird.

i prefer referring to greenspun’s tenth

other way round surely? if you want to modify the original object, use a pointer. if you don’t, use a copy.

if you’re working with higher level languages you pass-by-reference all the time. give a list to a function to modify it? that’s by reference. giving an event handler function to a framework? that’s by reference. setting a property on an object? that’s usually by reference.

they used to call him the deref king back in college

oh i know, it’s part of painfully many workflows. i don’t understand how it got started and i cringe every time i hear someone is doing it. i’m not suggesting this seriously obviously.

lol no, i gave up on learning it. closest i got was prolog.

stop editing pdfs, that’s like scrapbooking. put the stuff into a mutable format and generate a pdf when you’re done.

*laughs in erlang*

of course it is, i would rather the newsletter i receive not be written by nazis.

yeah i can’t really find any other association either. i just don’t really want it to be that.

well the newsletter was about an adventure game based on slavic folklore. like the witcher, that game the gog guys (who are polish i think?) created from famous slavic folklore. i’m not debunking anything anyone is saying mind, i would just rather it not be true.

i’m just reporting what i found. the guy in the post is also not affiliated with gog.

also, let’s say gog are nazis. aren’t they polish? isn’t their symbolism law really strict?