naomi (forgetful functor)

ok i finally got around to making a mastodon acct: @naomi" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">octodon.social/@naomi i'm also at cohost.org/naomi

please fucking vote

just played the TF2 update, i'm really vibin w/ the new tinker and tailor classes

can't believe netflix straightwashed a relationship as iconic as wang miao x luo ji

@pixeltroid1 @zipplet yes? wouldn't you be pissed if you paid $$$ for a game and it crashed b/c your controller disconnected

you don't even need a cardboard tube in the middle. just use a corn cob

why can't i buy a perforated roll of tortillas like with paper towels. just tear one off whenever i need a corn-based flatbread

dune 2

@TechnoEmpress thonkpad

@swampygremlin thats my purse idk u

@_Akanoa_ specifically, monads like `StateT` or `ReaderT` that wrap functions are annoying to express in rust it's easier to write a single macro that unfolds everything into simple let-bindings and ? checks

@_Akanoa_ ah I didn't use any crates for these macros, although it's defs inspired. mdo is just a tt muncher that rewrites line by line

"b-but haskell makes you a better programmer!" me, with my haskell-poisoned brain:

and yes, `lvalue <- rvalue` is parsed as "lvalue less_than neg rvalue"

@emrcodes I unironically used to use UW ttyp0, monaspace xenon is a super comfy serif font

@emrcodes my love, my passion, my light, monaspace xenon

@_Akanoa_ using the implicit ? checks in the expanded macro nom's parsers are defined as functions (I) -> Result<(I, O), E>, and any function with that shape implements Parser too

@fixedpointfae How parse failures are handled?

nom is pretty convenient if you instead view all parser functions as StateT (&[u8]) (ExceptT e IO)

should rubiks cubes arrive in the box presolved

thanks to a bug in really bad chess (android), i am now the top player in the world the game froze in the middle of a daily puzzle, and now every ranked game starts off at the same place it feels like groundhog day

signs you're in a controlling relationship: - your errors are magnified and thrown back in your face - any feedback seems to be negative - you met your partner on the bus - you keep finding ladder diagrams around the bedroom - your partner is a Siemens S7-1200 PLC