Tom Hicks

If you’re unable to self-report to not being a psychopath then I have some news for you

5th place is already nailed on, barring something absolutely miraculous from the other teams.

I was so sure Williams was going to be off the grid a few years ago.

Amazing work!

Meh, missing the point. He wasn’t trying to tackle him, he was trying to keep his feet assuming the ball was going back door. Barrett also wasn’t expecting the ball.

If he’d tackled him and it went back door he would have been pinged for a tackle off the ball.

Not sure how to solve this honestly.

Who do you think will be the next team to really get themselves into the elite 4+5 (excluding Italy, sorry) nations we have now?

Argentina were the last side to manage it, while everyone was waiting for Italy or Georgia to do it.

I’m responding to this chain, paraphrased:
- they’re just strings
- they’re not just strings, they occupy a special place in the AST
- they are strings in the AST

Yes, they are strings. But they’re not “just strings”

It’s that they’re not “just” strings.

Much like pi isn’t “just” a number. Sure it is a number but it’s more than that.

Absolutely outstanding. No notes.

Person 1: “Whoa who just rolled that massive stone up that massive hill?”

Person 2: “Sisyphus”

Sisyphus (offended): “what did you just call me?”

“These things probably have their own opinions…”

<violently dies>

This is something you find out in…let’s call them “weird and interesting” ways one day.

In no way does saving 4 keypresses make up for the time lost debugging this when it goes wrong.

The longer you work in software, the more it becomes clear that “convenience” is often not a good way to judge things.

Random example that annoys me every day: “yarn run whatever” can be shortened to “yarn whatever” as long as “whatever” isn’t in the set of internal yarn script names.

I don’t know who needs to know this, but about 15 years ago my friend taught me a cure for hiccups and it actually works, instantly, with a 100% success rate over perhaps 20 attempts with various people.

It should be in accepted medical literature.

My back says click

My kid lives the Cars soundtrack, which has got some Brad Paisley songs on it. Now Apple Music thinks I like country music.

With LLMs literally everywhere in everything, I really want a box to type in "I don't like country music"

Looking at that Impreza wondering why you’re calling it a historic field. Isn’t that a modern up to date rally car?

I may or may not have played a lot of the first Colin McRae rally

I think the statistics back it up as a viable attacking strategy. England scored two tries from them after all.

It’s even more viable now with the easier access for the attacking team.

a badly aligned search UI in macOS Tahoe

UI is my passion

What in particular do you find defensive? Is it the box kicking?

I live in Catalunya but yeah I watched it. Thought England played most of the rugby.

Test matches are largely a defensive affair, nothing new there.

How about a masters thesis on machine learning? Will that help?

Or to make it extra scary, JavaScript

What about TypesCrypt for a Halloween-themed job posting?

AI needs models to train itself?

Like milk

Are you people?

Looks like it only uses AI if you’re on a canvas pro license. And you can still just not use AI in things

Which rule is that?

And to be fair, a linter’s job isn’t just about preventing bugs.

Observationalist - fires are unlikely to happen in the near future for any given building as fires are generally rare

Person who has done lots of these things before - they want me to pretend anything can catch fire at any time so as not to appear complacent

Data for logical errors, errors array for what the hell broke errors.

Kind of like 4xx vs 5xx in HTTP

The little bugger