badcop

you're not wrong

not as much as 7.5k

nah i just put it in my name as a funny joke

(yes i will be)

i made a game where you play as a spark named clark and you move around on wires and blow stuff up

it's free you can play it if you want to badcop.itch.io/clark-the-sp...

please add gifs

Inflection by badcop sometimes life is difficult.

lol i literally made this for a jam one time

badcop.itch.io/inflection

be real

me: "oh you like math? name every number"

georg cantor: "good idea. let's call that ℝ"

absolutely insane

thank you to everyone who showed up, this was so much fun

i'll be streaming ~all day tomorrow to raise money for @gamersoutreach.bsky.social

we will be playing minecraft on a server where ANY donation (even a dollar) will trigger random events in-game

come make us suffer for a good cause!

twitch.tv/badcop_

i am cheering like a maniac for your hat-induced downfall

i posted this on both twitter and bluesky

on bluesky: 21 likes, 0 death threats
on twitter: 1200 likes, 1 death threat

tradeoffs, i guess? 🤷‍♀️

please add apng

who you callin linux

i just like the font

if i knew how to block someone on bluesky it would be so over for you right now

if you are shit talking hack right now we are about to have a problem ok

i use giant text (streamer brain) so i can't afford all those gaps and angly characters lol

i'll be honest when i first replied i thought you were just talking about the visual design LOL

to be clear i think it's good that both exist

there are lots of cases where i prefer the pre-configured solution (caddy vs. nginx comes to mind)

yeah fair

tmux is very much one of those "batteries not included" programs

the thing i don't like about "batteries included" software is it tends to prefer shoving the author's opinions down my throat rather than letting me configure stuff

tmux actually has a built in cheatsheet if you do prefix + ?

yeah but have you seen tmux tho

what do you think should happen instead?

i think [‘5’, ‘4’, ‘3’, ‘2’, ‘1’].map(x => parseInt(x)) is more natural syntax imo anyways

i'm not used to the rules, i just use type coercion approximately 0% of the time

if they aren't using strict mode in 2024, you should probably hard fork anyways because that maintainer is long gone

they added 'strict mode' in 2009 which disallows this

haha i did forget about that one

this kinda just furthers my point; like 80% of these are "wow look at the weird stuff that happens when i do math on non-numbers"

it's always things that you ~never run into while using the language (save for a few like '==', but that's what linters are for)