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Kid_Thunder, 1 year ago in A box of DevOps I didn't know that ansible-galaxy had a comic
I didn't know that ansible-galaxy had a comic
redcalcium, 1 year ago in A box of DevOps Could’ve been worse. Could be unprettified json.
Could’ve been worse. Could be unprettified json.
tja, 1 year ago in A lot of YAML Reminds me of https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/8b64a666-c14b-4e49-9a59-b017556c09da.jpeg
Reminds me of
https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/8b64a666-c14b-4e49-9a59-b017556c09da.jpeg
F04118F, 1 year ago in A lot of YAML Home Assistant back in 2019…
Home Assistant back in 2019…
JackGreenEarth, 1 year ago in A lot of YAML What’s the original?
What’s the original?
Tb0n3, 1 year ago in Bingo If the guy on stage was any kind of self-aware that would be really demoralizing to hear somebody yell bingo in the middle of your pitch.
If the guy on stage was any kind of self-aware that would be really demoralizing to hear somebody yell bingo in the middle of your pitch.
cupcakezealot, 1 year ago in JavaScript's days are numbered slides £20 across the table make it end tomorrow
slides £20 across the table make it end tomorrow
EmergMemeHologram, 1 year ago in JavaScript's days are numbered Partitioning by integer secobds is dumb. Just assign 0 to the start of time, 1 to the end of time, and every point between is represented by a double precision floating point number. For all those who believe time is infinite please apply a logistic transformation to your dates.
Partitioning by integer secobds is dumb.
Just assign 0 to the start of time, 1 to the end of time, and every point between is represented by a double precision floating point number.
For all those who believe time is infinite please apply a logistic transformation to your dates.
chaorace, 1 year ago Um excuse me time actually already ended in 1991
Um excuse me time actually already ended in 1991
FiniteLooper, 1 year ago in JavaScript's days are numbered No programming language should last 200,000 years
No programming language should last 200,000 years
rubythulhu, 1 year ago in Think of the children i meant it when i said -9. fuck that process.
i meant it when i said -9. fuck that process.
kronicmage, 1 year ago in We did this to ourselves This is referencing Philip Wadler’s 1989 paper “Theorems for Free”, which is fairly well known in the Haskell community: home.ttic.edu/~dreyer/course/papers/wadler.pdf
This is referencing Philip Wadler’s 1989 paper “Theorems for Free”, which is fairly well known in the Haskell community: home.ttic.edu/~dreyer/course/papers/wadler.pdf
ezchili, 1 year ago in We did this to ourselves What
What
r00ty, 1 year ago in They used coding and algorithms function goingToCrashIntoEachother() { // NYI return false; }
function goingToCrashIntoEachother() { // NYI return false; }
Hephoh2, 1 year ago in Language sry but correct french would be: couleur = “(4*20+10+9)fafalala”;
sry but correct french would be:
couleur = “(4*20+10+9)fafalala”;
Blamemeta, 1 year ago in I mean it could be right When the metric is lines of code
When the metric is lines of code
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