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@freemo as long as x.com redirects, it's still twitter to me

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@mcc javascript promises are completion based and not readiness based. when you call .then() it will either call your function right away, or add it to the callback list that's executed when the thing that's blocking the rest completes

you don't need to poll/wait/whatever on a promise for it to have forward progress, unlike in rust or python

@ln Catherine the great, empress of Russia (webassembly expert)

@mcc superstitiously liking in hopes that I will not need to use this 🫣

Swiss trains are sensitive to snow, apparently in the digital realm too!

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I know you guys like funny or weird source code comments. Here are interesting comments in the source code of SQLite github.com/endlesssoftware/sql

the Male Urge to point out typos, checked by the Male Urge to make puns out of typos

Major rabbit hole, horror 

@freemo there is no antisemetics division
qntm.org/scp

@marick thanks for the review! My pet peeve re: heroes: the world would be better with broadly available PHEVs than what we currently have. Bonus: also better if most smartphones still looked like classic blackberries.

@qcoding coordination will be required in any case, I guess you could do something like a code with me session (intellij) or live share (vs code) with the people working in the same area of the code. The number of participants is limited though I believe.
There's probably some tooling /process innovation around this kind of thing, maybe an ide plug-in that lets you see any file that has pending changes (and from whom)?

@b0rk if I can't use a GUI editor I'm probably also in an env where I can't install anything, so I use vi (and suffer)

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Can we approach a normal distribution with µ = 0 and σ = 1?

Please share so we get a pretty graph. ^^"

@ct_bergstrom that sounds like a challenge to come up with a sufficiently subtle pun...

@carnage4life this is the solution to an enigma in one of Asimov's "Black Widowers" short stories

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