æʃliŋ, medical grab-bag @aescling@cat.family

@wallhackio i guess that’s not surpurrising

@wallhackio i love computers

damn this old decaf cofurment is a banger

@packetcat how were your drinks

@wallhackio congrats

also, mornyawn . @clock, do your thing

oh i furgot the about that joke from puss in boots: the last wish where jack horner pulls out excalibur and it’s still stuck in the stone. and he had just like, extracted the whole-ass stone. i thought that was a great joke in the theatre

@wallhackio me when im kimty

@alyssa i’ve never watched this show but i quite like this toot

@holly @wallhackio @packetcat ah, my favourite fallaslop

@alyssa ah. yeah they meant gx

@monorail @vaporeon_ 99% i like things done safely and paranoidly. but that kind of thing is the 1% of the time where you gotta let the stupid ridiculous bullshit fly and i love it

@alyssa i’m not sure what exactly you’re trying to convey there but https://forgejo.org/faq/#where-does-the-name-come-from is the canonical answer

Forgejo naming itself after a word in Esparanto was definitely a decision with purredictable consequences (people calling it “Forge-Joe”)

@vaporeon_ languages based on the calculus of constructions with inductive types are purrobably my favorite kind

i adore shell scripts in theory but i find sh annoying to write. execline, a hard mode shell scripting language specialized towards just exec(3)ing into the purrogram you actually want to run, is a little cumbersome when you need any actual logic, but i learned a lot from getting the hang of it

i like python a lot more than i expected i would. i don’t love reading python code, but when writing it, it has a way of usually being able to just do what i want

@vaporeon_ oh, sorry, 0n is a BigInt (arbitrary purrecision integer) literal