@iitalics this is u
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it's a tunnel under a square, every time a train passes there's a fire alarm sounding siren and it's so narrow the passing trains cause enough air pressure to make my ears pop
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currently at maybe the worst train station ive ever been
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you know I don't like that they cast alexander skarsgard as murderbot, he's too much of a conventionally attractive hunk, but I do get why they cast him, like he does have that look of yeah im totally a cold emotionless killer robot but also kinda sexy like
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according to imdb the murderbot show is gonna release in june
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cleaned out my sister's fridge (it was disgusting, not cleaned since at least her break-up 3 years ago) say good job streetlight
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since it's specifically the Android OS codebase it probably would make the most sense to just look over parts of that with the C++ spec next to it. Or play with some of the libraries they use (slicer would potentially be useful at work). But like more generally I think it's an interesting question. Like if you look up a tutorial for any given language it's usually low quality stuff aimed at people with no programming experience. But like, what's the most effective pathway if I'm an experienced java dev and now I need to read kotlin (I can already write kotlin - it's basically nicer java - but there's also a large amount of syntactic sugar that's not at all intuitive if you're unfamiliar). How do I go from my CS undergrad experience implementing basic datastructures in C to configuring the build system for a real-world C project.
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I wonder what an efficient way to learn how to read C++ would be. I don't really need to develop in C++ but I do sometimes need to read C++ codebases for work and occasionally write a line or two. So like, I wouldn't need to understand best practices and pitfalls but I would need to know like, all the legacy stuff and weird constructs and patterns that were the preferred style for like a decade and then went out of favor again.
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people treat "the second person narration was actually first person" as this big twist but like, one it's kinda obvious that it's gideon's soul inside harrow narrating the thing when you start reading, and the only thing that throws you off is that even though it's canonically gideon narrating, it's clearly written in harrow's voice and it's actually very jarring when it changes to first person and suddenly it's written in gideon's voice again (for those unaware: gideon talks like lesbian dave strider and harrow talks like if kanaya was an edgy loner instead of the mom friend)
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looks like the nva-vld-groen cartel in my old hometown fucked itself lmao
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iirc the flag is supposed to disable sanity checks etc in case you need to do ugly hacks
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thinking about that one medium article by some facebook engineer about how your software should have a --clown-town flag
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i think the characters are all kinda shitty people so it's fun that they're having at terrible time at the imperial murder mansion im not vibing with the romance angle much
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finished gideon the ninth and it's a good book but I'm not sure if I like it for the right reasons lol
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