One of us

Never heard of it. Do check out Firefly-III if you want to selfhost a finance manager. I’ve been using it for years and it’s unlikely to move away from FOSS.

The problem is that it’s undefined behavior. Quake fast inverse square root only works before the types just happen to look that way. Because the floats just happens to have that bit arrangement. It could look very different on other machines! Nevermind that it’s essentially always exactly the same on most architectures. So yeah. Undefined behavior is there to keep your code usable even if our assumptions about types and memory change completely one day.

I tend to forget Bernie’s age.

How do I daemonize my demon?

Who does this Kerckhoff think he is anyway???

Clearily it must therefore be rewritten.

It can clearly fit 2⁵ hexagonal cookies!

The regular glue-topped pizza for you today?

I’ve only ever seen it triggered by the Alt Gr key personally, but it’s naturally customizable. Interestingly, though, there exists a distinct USB HID key code for the compose key—suggesting there might be keyboards with a dedicated key or could theoretically be created.

This post was not written my the AI, I’m just sassy and started using the em dash more often now. I used to just use the hyphen on online forums instead, reserving the real em dash for papers and such. Things like the compose key make it incredibly easy to input—so much so that it does not take more time than just a regular hyphen.

Caution, reusing parts of your passwords like that significantly reduces the effective entropy.

If someone finds HorseBatteryStaple1! in a plaintext leak, then they only need to guess one word and one number to get your phone password (assuming they know your format or use a matching heuristic).

Round about one roundabout

So true…

Now I’m not saying that the em dash means it’s LLM or at least not him, but I am saying I doubt he knows about it. The spacing is wrong, though, so maybe it is his work.

I had to reread it three times before I got what it actually says instead of nice one

Love, Death + Robots

Explain to a fellow European why jury duty is so universally hated in the United States of America. I always pictured it as an exciting opportunity with a certain responsibility.

Just typical KRAFTON doing KRAFTON things.

He’s just not in his prime anymore.

You notice it particularily when one road segment is built out, but the fewer lanes on other segments still keep the effective traffic flow rate constant (or lower due to all the merging and yielding that’s now required). Min-cut max-flow theorem, my beloved.