Many things suck, but my current office is OK.
Do-re-mi-so-la-ti-do
computer scientist, mathematician, photographer, human. Debian Developer, Notmuch Maintainer, Scuba Diver, #nobot
Trying not to be a jerk here, but
"P.s. this is a statistical question, please no political comments." is an utterly baffling framing for a political opinion poll.
Live your life so that when you say cringe things about your "AI girlfriend", people have some empathy, and not just contempt. Alternatively, if living a good life is too much to ask, just don't talk about whatever you get up to on the computer late at night, alone, paying by the minute.
I guess the question of tabs versus spaces is finally settled for me.
In this case, boost _does_ imply endorsement.
Me, talking to a colleague last week: Oh come on, it's almost never a compiler bug.
Me, today: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1135526#18
Err. My university library just offered to export a citation to EasyBib, a service of Chegg. You know, the online cheating people? What actually is happening?
@regehr@mastodon.social BTW, the link
https://embed.cs.utah.edu/creduce/using/
(along with all the other embed.cs.utah.edu URLs I tried) ends up on the github csmith repo. Not sure if this is intentional, but it does make the documentation hard to find.
Is anyone else noticing bizarre ligature behaviour in #phanpy? It seems like eff-eye is being replaced by eff-eff or eff-eff-ell in Firefox. The same thing happens in safe-mode.
EDIT: I unchecked "allow pages to choose their own fonts, and the problem seems fixed. So I guess I'm fine with this, but people who care more about design and fonts might not like it as a solution. Or maybe those people unchecked that box years ago.