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taro
taro.somber.me
did:web:temp.dreary.dev
thought: shut up and push this into next week
bad listener
sometimes adding citations to the things you say just makes you look dumber
this is just saying that even if you reject the answers they give, you have to be careful you don’t maintain the basic way of approaching the problem with the modification of naive inversion
1 repliesnon-queer non-incel soundcloud guys are insufferable
2 repliesdepressive disposition but no patience for the same tired expressions
key vs locket
fuck
hm i’m bad at reassurance and i think the mistake is trying in the first place
if we do the bff thing can we do it the extensible way god intended: a directory of lua scripts
it’s really fun thank u for letting me play with all ur toys em
PUBLISH A RECORD WITH USERS HANDLE AS NSID
1 repliesmy first thought was “oh this gonna be hard to remember who has what” to which the obvious and funny solution presented itself as “a special report command that, when received, has a bot account publicly skeet your priv follows with @s
1 replieshawkward
just got bit in the ass by a set of records that had dev correcting them done before i got hired bruh. inheriting the burden of being an ostensible “workgroup expert” sucks shit
1 repliesit’s so crazy that we can finish development and folks won’t receive it for another year, and because of how long it takes for revenue to flow through the system and get completely resolved with insurance*, it might be another 2 or 3 years after that until legacy behavior on records isn’t an issue
1 repliesmy words bite me so hard from the past ughggh
me: did you use an enum or a shit ton of functions that return hard coded values?
mumps dev, sheepishly:
i liked the old cover art better
1 repliestalking to claims is way more enjoyable than talking to clinicals
oh my god the percussion is magnificent
1 repliesthe most unfair thing we can do to this rapturously enthusiastic adolescent, no matter how much it boldly dresses itself up in gray and antique ideas, is to take it seriously and treat it with something like moral indignation.