hazel @hazel@types.pl

downsides of writing tests for a library that produces pictures: comparing pictures is really hard, and automating their comparison is confusing

upsides of writing tests for a library that produces pictures: jackson pollock

run,

I wrote a macro

lines aren't real we made em up

if we're being pedantic, straight lines don't exist in nature, or at all, anywhere

@saphie we live in a non-euclidean space
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@minervissa @alexandria https://suckless.org/conferences/2017/
https://tilde.team/~ben/suckmore/

(random-seed (random))

@eris @meena lobsters is basically HN for people who think they're better than HN and it sucks lmao

@wilbowma """minimalism"""

frankly the entire thing stems from weird reactionary "traditionalist" rhetoric but w/e

@zorotl CW: CW Warning

(no seriously, the suckless people are nazis, they did a torch march, stop using their stuff for the love of god)

suckless: using extremely bad software with memory leaks and garbage code to Own The Libs

@alexandria @haskal i remind everyone voluntarily using st that the suckless programmers are not only nazis, they write terrible code, and there are tons of memory leaks in it

@david my calc 3 textbook was "calculus two"