Robin Leroy

@eggrobin
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An egg drowning in a sea of papers
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happy Large boulder the size of a small boulder day to all who celebrate

Astronomer Ejnar Hertzsprung was born #OTD in 1873.

Emoji Hertzsprung-Russell diagram:

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โšฌ โšฌ ๐ŸŸ ๐ŸŸ 
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the biggest problem we *already have* in open source right now, which we have oversimplified into the term "supply chain security", is the lack of understanding that putting a dependency in your project's dependency set (package.json, pyproject.toml, requirements.txt, cargo.toml, etc) is not just "downloading some code", it is *establishing an ongoing trust relationship with a set of human beings*. this fact is *way* too obscured in all the tools we use.

the mathml <mrow> element sends me every fucking time i see it

kitty cat in my math???

<mrow> - MathML | MDN

The <mrow> MathML element is used to group sub-expressions, which usually contain one or more operators with their respective operands (such as <mi> and <mn>). This element renders as a horizontal row containing its arguments.

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@DocBohn @vitaut related: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/55353

"memory safety theather" is a fantastic name for this anti-pattern
Warn when memory safety theater is detected ยท Issue #55353 ยท llvm/llvm-project

I occasionally see people write code like strncpy(dst, src, strlen(src) + 1);. Presumably, someone told the author at some point that strcpy was dangerous and to use strncpy instead for safety, but...

GitHub
@0xabad1dea the problem with latex jokes is that you have to say them twice so that the references make sense
L2/25-085: UTC #183 Minutes
๐Ÿ”— https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2025/25085.htm
UTC 183 Minutes

OH: Capderou points out that what is interesting about these [ะผะพะปะฝะธั] orbits is not that they are lightning-fast at their perigee, but that they are very slow at their apogee. So perhaps they should have been called ะฃะปะธั‚ะบะฐโ€ฆ
U+237C โผ in H. Berthold AG (1950). Berthold-Zeichenprobe, Probe Nr. 360 E. page 7, described as "Azimut, Richtungswinkel". #angzarr

Have you had that "Upcoming price change for your Microsoft 365 subscription" email yet? They want to charge you an extra 50%ish for AI features, and they do *not* make it easy to find the way to turn it off. It took me minutes of searching - this is a particularly evil dark pattern.

"Switch plan" just lets you pick between annual and monthly billing. You want "Turn off recurring billing" and then "Current subscription without AI".

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