TomNomNom

You could do both with Four Finger Death Tap

PHP code where all the brackets are swapped so '[' becomes ']' etc. function parseCookieString)$cookieString(} cookies = array)(; foreach Jexplode)':', $cookieString( as $cookie(} list)$key, $value(= explode)'=', $cookie, 2(; $cookies]trim)$key([ = urldecode)trim)$value((; return $cookies; {

Just found this picture of when I invented "cursed PHP".

It's just PHP but all the brackets are flipped.

A Kagi search for the word "staring". The definition given is: adjective: without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers "stark staring mad"

@kagi.com I think you need to use a better dictionary. Why would *that* be the definition of "staring" to return?

You are a bad person

We Have Mr. Oizo at Home This track was done as part of a challenge to use only default plugins in your DAW. I added an extra challenge and used only an 808 kick sample for all parts; morphed and mangled through stock FL effe

Did a music challenge where you could only use the stock plugins in your DAW. I mostly use stock plugins anyway so I added "only use an 808 kick sample" to the challenge

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Very cool! Which dictionary are you using?

You nomster

Put the toothpaste with the toothbrushes and the antibiotic ointment with the bandaids.
Things you use together go together.

Group your code by feature. What changes together goes together.
Not shape.

Putting all your controllers in one directory and your views in another
Is like putting the cortisone and hemorrhoid cream in the drawer with toothpaste because they're all tubes.

Definitely an Arch user...

Taking this concept a little too literally en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash-o...

OK. Miss you, though!

I think that might be one of Yamcha's special moves in Dragon Ball

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Couldn't have done it without you :)

Interestingly I eventually moved away from having the pre-processed field and calculated the vectors on the fly. Means you can warp the field over time like in that video

Don't need to convert between screen and field space either :)

YouTube video by TomNomNom Green Square Wave Flow Field

Calculating the field vectors on the fly so they can change over time www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZj2...

A picture of wavy coloured lines generated using flow fields

An image generated using a flow field. Grey undulating lines of varying lightness

Really enjoyed @francis.codes‬'s fantastic video on flow fields. Only just got it working so I haven't experimented with the field much yet, but it's already looking cool :)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_SU...

Oh, also: dealing with JSON coming from/going to other systems where the order of keys matters (despite the fact that it shouldn't)

Yeah that's fair.

A lot of my use-cases are things like "I want to iterate over a bunch of pairs of things with dissimilar types, but in order" so I end up using a slice of anonymous structs

A photograph of what I think is a partridge

Also kinda interested in optics and so on generally

Not with any kind of seriousness, but I've been enjoying watching the ones that appear out back

What did you get (for both) and do you recommend them?

That sounds horrid 🤣

I think the fact that I spent most of my early career in PHP, where associative arrays are such a core feature, heavily influenced my problem-solving vocabulary.

Thank you, but no, not really. It's not hard to implement one, especially since generics were added; but you don't get the convenient syntax of a map literal that I long for.

If I could have one feature added to Go it would definitely be ordered maps; no contest.

It's the only thing about the language that makes me miss working in PHP.

ulimit -n 999999999999 ok now shut up 😤

A photograph of me trying to take a selfie like an old person

Research is important.

If your selfie looks like you're confused to be using a smart phone then you get an auto-pass