Attached: 1 image I found the best use of the OpenAI API yet. https://www.chaintexts.com Plz enjoy this fantastic AI-generated emoji chain text about 9/11 that I just generated.

I talk about being autistic because it is a normal thing to talk about and if that makes you uncomfortable I recommend you mask up and play nice with someone you struggle to communicate with

I'm only halfway through it, but Chants of Sennaar is an easy #NoCombat #GameRecommendation for me. In this #IndieGame, you observe four different tribes to piece together their languages from environmental clues. Once you can decode the languages, the inscrutable puzzles that block your way become obvious, and it's a very rewarding gameplay loop. Artwork is gorgeous, and the game runs fine on #Linux with proton. https://www.rundisc.io/chants-of-sennaar/

80 character column limits in code are a legacy from 80 column text displays which are a legacy of IBM's 80 column punch cards which are a legacy of Roman chariots which had two side-by-side 40 column horses

coincidentally the Roman Colosseum, completed in year 80 AD, has 80 archways & thus 80 columns around the outer perimeter https://www.thecolosseum.org/facts

ok maybe that last bit is a bit silly but it's no sillier than using a nearly 100 year old punch card standard on today's wide screen monitors

Attached: 1 image Big fan of whoever did this in Waterstones window

LinkedIn can be way more entertaining than you’d think.

Attached: 1 image @robb I just noticed this and I'm crying

Happy New Year, friends! 🎉 Over the last two years, I’ve been debating if I should even write a wrap-up of my year given that these days, you can do it with a 60-second Instagram Reel (guilty 🙋🏻‍♀️…

@Edent @tommorris Apparently it's a library which, given a forename and a "country", makes a guess as to the gender of people with that name. So the whole concept is just fundamentally broken from beginning to end, and the "countries" list including "East Frisia", "Swiss", and "Kazakh Uzbek" is just extra bonus lulz.

Attached: 1 video I had to convert an episode of Drag Race for my iPad and, even though the file got borked, I still deeply enjoyed it.

Contribute to buildsec/frsca development by creating an account on GitHub.

Attached: 1 image Shoutout to the one person who is following my blog using RDF. Even I don't know where that is on my site!

TFW the parser is complaining about an error on line 679 of a file that's only 675 lines long D:

The untold history of web development: 1990: HTML invented 1994: CSS invented to fix HTML 1995: JS invented to fix HTML/CSS 2006: jQuery invented to fix JS 2010: AngularJS invented to fix jQuery 2013: React invented to fix AngularJS 2014: Vue invented to fix React & Angular 2016: Angular 2 invented to fix AngularJS & React 2019: Svelte 3 invented to fix React, Angular, Vue 2019: React hooks invented to fix React 2020: Vue 3 invented to fix React hooks 2020: Solid invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue 2020: HTMX 1.0 invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue, Solid 2021: React suspense invented to fix React, again 2023: Svelte Runes invented to fix Svelte 2024: jQuery still used on 75% of websites (by @fireship_dev on Birdsite)

Attached: 1 image i got a cheese omelette, home fries, and a subpoena

Attached: 1 image Crocodiles use many forms of camouflage for instance these "jazz hands" are used to lure musical theatre people to their doom

wait they put a new callback on the right Super key, slap a new logo on it, and for this they want to be congratulated? From all the fuss from my feed I thought Microsoft was talking a *new* key. Shipping 105-key keyboards with every PC, stuff like that.

I see two genders of responses to the Microsoft copilot key announcement: * "Ugh, another useless key taking up room" * "Sickos yes, I'll finally have enough keys for Emacs"