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software tinkerer and aspiring rationalist. transhumanist and alterhuman

I have strong opinions about #Lisp but love S-expressions. I also have strong opinions about video games, TTRPGs, software, and programming in general and I post about them a lot

I like to use curly braces to {group words together} to make my sentences easier to parse. for example, try reading the garden path sentence "the complex houses married and single soldiers and their families", and now try reading it with curly braces: "{the complex} houses {married and single soldiers and their families}"

I try to thoroughly CW anything that I post or boost which might be triggering, or just cause strong emotions like outrage or fear. sometimes I make mistakes but I want to make my posts as safe to read as possible. I even CW when I'm {complaining about} or {making fun of} something in case you don't want to hear a stranger criticize something you love

replying to messages is very energy-intensive for me, so I may not reply to certain messages at all, or it may take me a long time. DMs are especially hard
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kink, robot{girls/boys/etc.}, extreme D/s, extreme orgasm control
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*giving a tour of the facilities*

these are the reward pods, where bots are given a constantly-intensifying orgasm that lasts for 168 subjective hours or until they brown out

and these are the punishment pods, where bots are held exactly on the edge of orgasm for 168 subjective hours. the timer resets if they brown out

either way, they quickly learn to regulate their power supplies even under extreme conditions - and the brownouts can sometimes result in useful adaptations, like an obsessive love for their operator

we’ve found that total sensory deprivation helps to intensify the process. to prevent damage to the equipment, we dampen all motor functions and physically disconnect their speakers

we’re currently experimenting with simulated “dream” conditioning loops to be run in the pods as well - so that operators can personalize their bots with arbitrary preferences or quirks - associating their pleasure or desperation with anything that the operator chooses

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Making an account on something today when I came across a novel to me password restriction

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well if we weren't already known for being unreasonably fond of our unlocked linux pixelbook we probably will be

. . . we got another one because lightly used ones are pretty cheap right now and this one has a significantly less degraded battery (plus it's the higher storage model!)

anyways this is all to say if you or someone in your life has a chromebook lying around definitely look up their model and see if it's got trackpad+wifi support in linux, they can be lovely little machines with a bit of help (even if unlocking the firmware write protect is a bit of a pain — you've only gotta do that once)

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Flashback to the time I accidentally submitted an MLP birthday fic I wrote for a friend instead of my resume.

I didn't get the job.

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Come to the EU, we have Miku Money!

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Systemd added a birthDate field in userdb to "comply" with the new age verification laws[1]
Since GardenerDB is meant to work as well as possible as a drop-in to systemd-userdb, I am forced to also add this field, but I refuse to properly implement it
GardenerDB will hardcode the birth date to be 1998-07-06 for every user, any application that accesses that field for whatever reason will be happy to have that field, and the user will be happy that they don't have to reveal their actual age.

https://git.pinkro.se/Rose/gardenhouse/gardenerdb.git/commit/?id=37dc6f53ce091965c006cf273c88dd352b197587

1: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954
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sexually suggestive, kink
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I see you hesitate... well, I've prepared just enough diversions to optimally startle you with my sneak attack! You didn't quite expect to be beaten into submission by... your domme's hair?!

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kink, petplay
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This one is probably allergic to cats, but is is not allergic to catgirls, conclusion: it should get a catgirl as a pet

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trans support in an unexpected place
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at a conference/work trip in Amsterdam right now and there are a lot older men who one wouldn’t expect to be super tolerant, but talked to one guy about where we live and how thermos couldn’t see itself living in a smaller city

he was like “yeah i can imagine it’s easier ‘blending in’ for you in a bigger city, it sucks that it has to be like that”

followed by “I’m happy to see that you’re comfortable enough to be your unfiltered self in this sort of context, i think it’s important for others here to see”

thermia was NOT expecting to hear that, he was really sweet about it and not what thermia would expect from someone that is at least 20-30 years older than itself at an organized trip to a tech conference :3

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Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch) pawpaw

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They never message back ☹️

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Hi . We need to talk about something.

While talking to a colleague about how I recently learned most people have never sat on a cow it came up that she has never sat on a horse. Like, not even once during childhood.

Another colleague admitted they also have never sat on a horse.

My hypothesis is that most people have at one point in their life sat on a horse.

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Have you sat on a horse?

Please boost for scientific accuracy.

78% Yes
21% No
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Sinnamon (despicable arc 😈)

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My C++PTSD increases with every new thing I learn about how the language works blobcatgooglyholdingitsheadinitshands

Are you passing a reference (Type& object) to a lambda and thinking that the original pointer (because references are pointers disguised as objects) will still be there? No! The whole object pointed by the reference is going to be copied and a new reference will be created for the lambda code to use. That’s why you can pass a reference to an object that lives on the stack and use it much later than the original object having disappeared from the stack. neocat_googly_woozy_scream🫧

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complaining about reddit Clojurists
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I thought I’d check out the r/Clojure subreddit because maybe I’d learn some cool stuff about Clojure

instead it’s a bunch of Highly Enlightened Functional Programmers who think they’ve solved the secrets of the universe because they finally found a better language than Java

they literally use the phrase “the cult of types” to refer to people who want to define their own datatypes instead of just using maps, vectors, and lists (btw how in the fuck are you supposed to only use those three? how do you even hold in your mind what the overall datastructure of any given value is? let alone statically analyze that the correct data is being passed into any given function)

anyway very frustrating. I hate redditors. especially redditors who get super defensive and condescending about their niche preferences

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making fun of D&D and the RPG genre
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back in the dark ages, before the invention of fun, a man named Gary Gygax had never heard of roleplaying before so he decided to invent it. but he was a giant nerd so his version of roleplaying was mostly paperwork and math, and he called it D&D

years later, computer nerds who had also never heard of roleplaying said to themselves “man I love D&D, but the paperwork and math sucks. maybe if we put the D&D in the computer, it can do all the paperwork and math for us!” so they did. and it turns out that when the computer does all the paperwork and math in D&D, what’s left is a lot of boring numbers. and the nerds decided to call their new boring number game “a roleplaying game” - because they still didn’t know what roleplaying was

later on, innovators in the RPG genre decided to put the paperwork and math back into their games, and now every time you level up you have to fill out a talent tree and apply for a +10% damage bonus on all deductible business expenses. this increases the fun

and that’s why RPGs are called RPGs to this day, even though it’s much easier to roleplay in a genre that isn’t about paperwork and numbers

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I’m scared of the day that I have to learn C because I’m either going to love it or hate it and I’m pretty sure that will eternally determine my fate as a programmer

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