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One of the cool things about Linux is that when you update your graphics drivers, you don't have to reboot. Instead, things just slowly stop working, apps stop launching, and seemingly-innocuous actions start causing program crashes. Prolly shoulda rebooted, like, an hour ago.
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DESPERATELY trying to find the source of this image. where do you come from. i need to find you. you're like my dead wife
> Get into color grading
> realize every screen displays color slightly differently
> realize every camera captures color a little differently
> realize every format and image editor translates color
> realize every printer deposits ink differently
> realize every kind of paper accepts ink differently
> realize colors look completely different under different lighting conditions
> ok I'm going to do everything greyscale now
> black density changes as ink cartridge depletes and depending on viscosity after multiple prints
> "what color white are you using"
> duckduckgo least painful method of death
I like to think that absurd switch statements like these are enough to prove my code is human written.
#surely there's a better way to do this no?#i mean by avoiding the labels
I'm essentially just using jumps as a workaround for not having nested functions with dynamic binding, or match arms with guards. Equivalent Rust would look something like this:
(Unrelated, I've changed themes between these screenshots)
I could inline these blocks, sure, but I want to associate them with names to clarify my intentions. "Why are we advancing the input source? Because we read whitespace." "Why are we advancing to EOL (or EOF)? Because we're in a comment."
I could ditch the switch altogether, but I want to optimize for inputs that use mostly ASCII whitespace, in exchange for slightly slower multibyte handling.
I'm still prototyping right now, though, so if you can get something better and prove it with godbolt, I'm all ears.
#it's legible enough i suppose i just worry it'd be hard for a compiler to optimize#it is more common to do this kinda thing in c++/c but still
Harder for the compiler to optimize how? Unless you mean the way I'm doing byte-by-byte string comparison, or how I'm calling these other helper functions (they're small and easy to inline + hoist).
If your compiler can't turn a conditional jump -> unconditional jump into a single conditional jump, you gotta switch compilers. Remember that && and || short-circuiting doesn't come for free, the compiler has to turn that into a series of "compare", "jump to else if true/false" no matter how you write it.
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"I wish everybody was as nice as I am." - Linus Torvalds
17 of ??? gifts I will send my friend ( @loquaciousnewt ). (We are making exhchange). I will post them as they go. (repeating description, see more stuff on my blog).
the fact that the dwm xrdb and xresources patches are incompatible because one of them defines a Function called "xrdb" and the other defines a Variable "xrdb" like guys please. lets all get along now.
whats even crazier is that i fixed this not by renaming the one singular function but instead by hunting down every last instance of the variable and renaming those. not my brightest moment.
you can make things as complicated or as easy as you want when programming...and i frequently choose the former.
Daily Linux affirmations
"I can mount this drive all on my own"
"I haven't installed that package twice"
"it's okay to not update for this long"
"I am capable of using Vim"
"a simple reboot will fix this issue"
oh no i will lose my !
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Have you guys noticed how much the internet/technology just does not listen to you anymore? I click “don’t show this artist” on Spotify and I get recommended a music video by them on the front page. I click “skip this update” on a pop up every time I open a file organization app and it’s right back there every time. O click unsubscribe on a newsletter and it keeps showing up in my inbox!! I click “delete my account” and the next time I open the website they suggest I “reactivate”.
Power is a funny thing.
I have a suggestion.
slowly starting to look like something :)
Twin boys
wire son and cloth son
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thw #1 rule of html/css is to havw fun and be yourself. the #2 rule is to add another div and that will surely fix the layout
One core difference between Linux vs windows or mac is on linux problems are made to be solved
To elaborate, on windows or Mac your intended to use the out of box experience and anything else is not really supported
While on Linux there is no single expirence it is designed to be configured and tweaked, it's not always easy but ultimately it is a core part of Linux
