Yeah tbh I just thought the --json option was pretty neat - I hadn’t known about it until fairly recently

... -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"query": "{ users { name } }"}'? No. Why would you do that when you can just do ... --json '{"query": "{ users { name } }"}'. Yeah curl is awesome.

Hol’ up, there’s some sort of incongruity here that I can’t quite put my finger on…

Yes

It’s a reasonable convention that matches the common DNF (disjunctive normal form) of propositional logic, can confirm it’s the right read.

I’d still probably use parentheses for the ∧ (and/conjunction), though I’d never bother with it for ¬ (negation)

There’s another 10 possible, but if retaining symmetry and excluding the trivial T/F cases, these 6 are the ones to show I guess.

Why the fuck does BBC sounds have so much tracking???

Nah, actually disagree. Love having a house with all the mates and their fams, kids can piss about, grown-ups can have cocktails by the pool, it’s a winner. Hotels have all that keycard faff and you can’t make pancakes at 8am in your boxers

Hotels are honestly so much better (unless you’re going in a huge group and get one of those 12 bedroom monstrosities that used to belong to a crime syndicate, they’re pretty dope)

Depends if you’re going for most or all of the leaves. If you’re just going for most and you’re not incompetent, rake is easy and quick.

It’s a reference to ‘taking the knee’, I think there was a big thing in American football about that.

Don’t know what you mean, plot makes perfect sense. Hard boiled Kung Fu detective fights nazi robots with dinosaurs

He also has a savant’s knack for higher mathematics!

‘sounds like cope’ in an inappropriate context like that makes you sound, I’m afraid, like a tit.

This is the way Although I also like:
File 1:
print(0.1)
print(0.2)
File 2:
print(1.1)
print(1.2)
…

Minimal c+p+e effort

You’d be surprised how long wood can last, but yeah stone certainly doesn’t need such specific circumstances

Because the oldest reference disks we have are millstones? Idk. They always look like millstones to me

I used to work with a pretty great coder.

Everything he’s done in the last 6 months has been trash

Big code assist energy

Yeah I guess, but it’s still annoying to have identically named tools that do the same job but aren’t compatible. Or, like, base64 -d on macos can gobble the last char of output. So then you have to homebrew coreutils or something, but it just means that stuff that you feel should work compatibly out-of-the-box doesn’t, and writing *nix scripts without perl is just a pita.

I forget what my point here is.

As long as you don’t try to use sed or grep. Literally the only reason I learned perl was because of the flag incompatibilities between macos Unix and Linux utils.