

I initially read “transgender candidate” as “a candidate for being transgender”.


I initially read “transgender candidate” as “a candidate for being transgender”.


Something less degenerated


Vibestrapping


I’ll give it a pass because it’s an OpenCode plugin, meaning the typical user is not tech-savvy enough to be able to edit a simple JSON configuration file.


I, too, am generally in favor of virtuously-sounding limitations placed upon demographics I am not a part of and never will be.


I do not believe a permissive license has any notion of consent. You can’t stop someone from forking your code as long as they follow the rules of the license, like crediting you.
Does the LLM ever credit the original author when it spits out code?
Sorry, but I don’t really care about e-girls. I only care about i-ladies.


The only way to stop a bad schoolkid with a gun is with a good drone with a pepper spray?

Is there a word for “a group of gym bros”?
Implying the politicians in the government are capable of feeling shame?
Do they? Because when this come up what I usually hear is more apologetic - something along the lines of “oh, I didn’t actually make it”. They certainly won’t try to defend it when pushed.


deleted by creator
They can still be offended on behalf of their coworkers who did.
Did you go back with a time machine to make sure it didn’t make sense back when it was written?
Where else am I supposed to keep my moths?
Also the source of most of the things Rust gets criticized for. Ugly syntax? That’s mainly because of the lifetimes, which server as instructions for the Borrow Checker. Too many types of strings? So that the Borrow Checker can determine how the memory slice the text is stored in is managed. And of course - the complicated error messages are where the compiler is trying to explain to you what the Borrow Checker is thinking.
The Circle of Slop