Verified with /bin/true

generalized poo transformers

TSA agentic era

latentgram (instagram over snail mail)

Step 3: loser behaviour

@dysfun you see,

this is art,

i'm going to have

  $ git commit -m \
     "Verified with make test."

printed on t-shirts, and sell them

pineapple ninja will ananassinate you

trained in metric calculations

need a 4d printer so we can print some more time

lol autosubs

cabbage pressurised

i was just idly marveling that the mac is named after a type of raincoat and how silly that is.

on the other hand, PC is literally pee sea 😅

i know, i'm starting to sound like a stuck record, but since i've gotten hooked on air accident documentaries, i've learned what actually trying to do a good job looks like outside of the software industry and damnit if i don't see things we could do better.

of course they expect a bit more than phoning it in if you want to put a plane in the air.

my god, i'm reading phrases like "normalization of deviation" and "alarm fatigue". it's like somebody's discovered 'human factors', as practiced in aviation for decades, apply to software too.

@ecn @davidgerard this is logically true of course and I have been saying it for years now but everyone also needs to know that it is now empirically validated https://flipboard.com/@thenextweb/ecosystems-aj8kk6atz/-/a-KvDNdak0T5CTTNZhqtllzg%3Aa%3A47933081-%2F0

you won't survive software development of the 80s

my dude, i'm not surviving software development of the 20s

we don't have much in the way of tactics, but we have plenty of tictacs

would you buy an antivirus called "auntie virus"?

was just reminded of that time when phone manufacturers decided you should need a toothpick to dial.

god that was so much better than carrying a 40" TV posing as a phone