hang on I've never seen this before

you can put text in the genAI disclaimer? and nobody does that for some reason?

@futurebird Gay Congressional DC Communism!

@vga256 Yes, it’s done wonderfully. Everything about the way this book is laid out aesthetically is just how I want it. I am so pleased with it.

Unfortunately, not really.

The Fediverse alternatives to YouTube are not functional equivalents like Lemmy or Mastodon are to Reddit and Twitter.

@CaringKinderSociety 🎉

@ai6yr

Personally, I'm fine, but thanks for thinking of us.

Never goddamn forget is why I remember.

Just found out today! that someone I've known for 30+ years is an anti-black racist; stated, so I assume the rest is in the bag. He was always dodgy and left few (but not zero) hints. TX turning blue infuriated him so much he blurted it out.

Another GNU person shits the bed. That org is death now.

They're everywhere. I don't see him often now, once per decade, but I won't let him pass next time I do.

Confronting your "friends" is hardest. They're not abstractions.

@ai6yr @douglasvb @sasutina13 @BakerRL75
From a different vantage point and cropped in.

here's a "private build" of a genAI slop game that they published publicly for some reason

@ThreeOhFour yeow. don't often see modern woodcut-style illustration done this well.

The fork split off 7 months ago, PyLova independently added these features weeks and months before PieFed ever did.

And it has now been confirmed that Rimu has made it non-compatible.

PyLova already had this feature, does PieFeds work with it or is it breaking Fediverse compatibility?

Funny how PieFed gets multiple images in posts, and now in-line comment editing/shared blocklists after PyLova introduces it. Does PieFed have any original ideas?

@mcc yeah, open any reference image and use eyedropper to get the hexcode and use in a painting or 3D software without needing to open the image itself in the software, sometimes it's annoying.

Or get the eyedropper to check the color of an element for debugging, this kind of thing.

@lowqualityfacts despite my Caitian appearance, I am not a furry either, but furrycurious is the funniest thing I’ve read on here. :)

@ramsey thats wild, congrats!

And the logo has a neat pentagram too!! 😍

the description says:

Caution for those with epilepsy: the game contains an excessive amount of colorful lights.

the description should say:

Caution for those with eyes: the game contains a ridiculous amount of z-fighting that will give you a headache or kill you depending on your medical situation.

Studying how Linux boots up its radix trees...

After some validation it allocates a kmem-cache & hands off to another helper via wrappers altering the type-signature & grabbing locks.
After some additional validation & locks this other helper calls to possibly-update some state while storing some callbacks, propagates any errors or invalid states, & iterates over each CPU core.

For each CPU core it retrieves a per-core pointer & the state within, ...

1/2!

Something worth remembering about unit-tests: They test themselves!

On the one hand this means you don't need to worry about unit-testing your unit-tests, creating an infinite amount of work for yourself.

On the otherhand when a unittest fails & you're struggling to figure out why, try double checking that you're testing what you think you are!