Pulling the cubes would reduce the surface area for friction and prevent the leading edge from catching on the ground causing sudden stops.

I hope you brought enough to share with the rest of us

It’s called double U.

Hows drainage?

Also they kept the much cheaper pavers around it, which looks stupid as hell.

Mark Danielewski: that’s cute

There’re wars in star trek

There is one cult I would welcome the ritual suicide of.

They’re just about at 10 years now.

Yeah a mix of regex and heuristics to validate before parsing

It was a long time ago now

It also had to parse ipv4 because they can be embedded (IIRC) and the different octet formats

I wrote and ipv6 parser once.

Never again.

The out of the box containerization is still pretty new though — it’s like a month old

Pretty weird.

That’s old enough they can buy their own.

Is it like a really passive aggressive sign mom doesn’t like their gf?

I hope he sues and wins

I don’t want to know anything more about this man other than he has a lot of tattoos, likes porn, and isn’t afraid to say it.

That does suck.

That is way too much scope but looks awesome

After two years of “if we just make it through the next few months” from my boss I quit my last job.

Fuck suffering every day.

I’m somewhere between 9 and 5

More bytes for Ur buck?

You guys have Babylonian deer?

You’re not tricking me with those discount dice

I’ve been warned your tricks!

Well it is owned by Oracle now

I don’t know rust, but for example in Swift the type system can make things way more difficult.

Before they added macros if you wanted to write ORM code on a SQL database it was brutal, and if you need to go into raw buffers it’s generally easier to just write C/objc code and a bridging header. The type system can make it harder to reason about performance too because you lose some visibility in what actually gets compiled.

The Swift type system has improved, but I’ve spent a lot of time fighting with it. I just try to avoid generics and type erasure now.

I’ve had similar experiences with Java and Scala.

That’s what I mean about it being nice to drop out of setting up some type hierarchy and interfaces and just working with a raw buffers or function pointers.