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frang@meow.social

<p>I&#39;m a people person. People are delicious.</p><p>Married to my lovely <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://meow.social/@DeviBlue" class="u-url mention">@<span>DeviBlue</span></a></span></p>

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    @akirainart@chitter.xyz lovely!

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    Maybe today will be the day it happens.

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    So let&amp;#39;s say you&amp;#39;re creating a DSL (Domain Specific Language).. for... Reasons™®©.. and you want to track things in the AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) and runtime values back to things in the original text. Good for you! That&amp;#39;s a nice thing to do for users of the DSL. So cool. Your DSL script probably spans multiple lines, doesn&amp;#39;t it? Uh huh. Ok. So in your parser, how are you detecting line breaks? &amp;quot;Oh! Easy! \n!&amp;quot;, you say. I pause for dramatic ef...

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    &amp;quot;most&amp;quot;? I think the only laptop I&amp;#39;ve had that had one in the last 25 years was the ThinkPad a former company inflicted me with. https://mastodon.social/@ploopy/116527277517059346

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    So I guess Tennessee joins the list of states not to visit or support businesses in. Along with Texass and Florida

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    @ziphi .. taken to its philosophical conclusion, if you had every possible image of (pick your favorite resolution) and allowed tiling.. then you would have every piece of art, every book, every scientific paper, every movie, every mathematical proof, every... Of course, the problem is in knowing how to tile, and then how to tell wrong things (because every everything includes typos and errors) from correct things. Q.V.: The Library of Babel

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    @rey This seems like it should be a &#39;yo mama&#39; joke..

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    Story time with greymuzzle Frang: Back when I was an undergrad at university.. you know.. in the Dark Ages.. I would frequently take jobs being a computer &amp;quot;lab rat&amp;quot;. At this time, that was a person who&amp;#39;s &amp;#39;job&amp;#39; was to be present in the computer lab (usually just a collection of some type of computers or terminals in a room somewhere). You needed to make sure people weren&amp;#39;t doing anything to damage the equipment. You were also the first tier of...