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I guess, bullshit problems need bullshit solutions

Ah, I thought they actively broke it somehow

Yeah, but when days are 1-indexed and month are 0-indexed you just feel it’s a very JavaScript thing to do

What is it this time?

Yeah, so do we need to make Sunday a work day, too?

Feels like we’re getting closer to having better support of older win apps in Linux than in Windows

Sounds worse than I expected, the name is just a cherry on top:

The BMad Method (Build More Architect Dreams) is an AI-driven development framework module within the BMad Method Ecosystem that helps you build software through the whole process from ideation and planning all the way through agentic implementation

Source: https://docs.bmad-method.org/

All did, but disproportionately

No, It must be an ass word, not just your ass

Not long, I even intend to stop with this message, but it’s an amusing thread, in a way

And German scientists, too

Let’s see if there is a limit to thread depth, I guess

What do you mean by this?

when I am faced with a specific task, I tend to forget the actual implementation of the task

Well, there is a solution to this problem, you just don’t review /s, but there are people that really think that is the way forward

Not completely, there are some designs choices that are to stay in old languages but would not exist in younger ones

Well, I’m still waiting for that new language everyone is talking about to mature enough for being really useful, it’s not even 50 years old yet, that C++ lang

I think, it all stems from an idea that in a new field you can grab a niche and be a monopoly successful business if you move fast enough, and inherently implies nobody believes in fair competition

It used to be very hard to find an artist even if they have a distinct style, but your search terms are ‘Spanish artist with a lot of unsettling characters hiding the pain and smiling’ or something like that

Have you seen formats that use unpadded seconds, minutes and hours? 11:4:7 is just beautiful time formatting 🥹 /s

I don’t think it was a question, really