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regarding my place of work: I don't speak for them and they don't speak for me.

chronic dumbass syndrome

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Show threadash6h ago
@regehr The proofs here are crazy, btw. Lots of Lean devs try to do one liners and they drive me insane. This is very legible. Honestly love it and I'll be trying to channel this myself
Show threadash6h ago
@regehr They are good roommates.
ash6h ago
Punkrock History6h ago

Hardcore punk cassettes – what wonderful times when this music was released!

#punk #punks #punkrock #hardcorepunk #punklegends #punkrockhistory

ash6h ago
Thalia Archibald7h ago

I will be speaking on retrocomputing this Thursday at the University of Utah with interactive demos of my vintage hardware. Come learn about our recovery of UNIX V4 and its history, and play with some '70s and '80s computers!

#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing

ash8h ago
Ashton Wiersdorf9h ago

I've managed to help convert now 3 of my lab-mates to Emacs.

You've been warned. Continue to interact with me at your own peril.

Unless you already use Emacs, in which case there's no hope for you anyway. ;)

Check out my starter kit! My lab-mates all seem to like it! (One is using it basically out-of-the-box, another has modified it *heavily* but it gave them a place to start.)

#emacs

https://codeberg.org/ashton314/emacs-bedrock

emacs-bedrock

Stepping stones to a better Emacs experience

Codeberg.org
ash10h ago
very exciting, memory allocation seems to take the back seat in language impl
https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-llvm-libc-internal-scudo-allocator-and-allocation-model/90258
[RFC] LLVM-Libc Internal SCUDO Allocator and Allocation Model

LLVM-Libc Internal SCUDO Allocator and Allocation Model LLVM libc does not currently provide a built-in allocator implementation, even though malloc is used throughout the library. Currently, we effectively build a thin set of allocation routines on top of ::malloc and ::free, relying on either users to opt in to linking against a Scudo allocator configured with our external symbols, or overlay mode to pull in the system library and satisfy the missing symbols. For hermetic testing, we go furth...

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ash11h ago
haven't been able to climb for like 2 weeks for consistent schedule conflict reasons. my arms started aching, but I just did some deadhangs and my arms stopped aching entirely. unathletic kid to this as a 20-something is certainly an experience
Show threadash1d ago
@regehr Someone should subject themselves to the torment of doing this in idris, rocq, liquid haskell, and just like basic OCaml and then make a tier list if their sanity is still in tact
Show threadash1d ago
@kim_harding
Very welcomed conclusion to this eloquent piece of equally welcomed shitting on all the shit
> It is an equally well-established fact that the best response to the universe's sense of humour is a stiff drink, a comfortable chair, and the quiet confidence that eventually, even the universe runs out of material.
ash1d ago
leona2d ago
Can anyone recommend a spellchecking LSP that also checks grammar and basic syntax, like most office tools? I'd primarily like to use it with Markdown and Typst.
I currently use codebook as spellcheck LSP, but I'm not happy because I still need to use external tools quite often to find basic spelling mistakes like missing commas.