Jacques Thurling

Release of CPM v0.2.1: - Pre-release of the Conan package manager integration into CPM - Project Directory structure layout cleanup and maintenance Can now more easily specify the package you want to install via the [conan-dependencies] section in your project's package.toml file and will run on build/install and run commands. Doesn't affect the normal [dependencies] section, this is used for CMake's fetch_content(), not the best, I know, however, does make it a bit easier to manage.

@chardon_cs @KansaiGaijinEng man imagine how much it must suck to be a game dev now, spend all that time on art design and people just ruin it with AI

@KansaiGaijinEng It's weird af

DLSS5 is so horrible wtf lol

> "no security issues"

@LukasHozda I'm a proud tradcoder

I like writing code, I like debugging, no clanker can take it away

@vaxryy I'd like it

honestly atp we might just make the config pure lua. Transition period of like 2 major releases, small utilities stay hyprlang. There's so much we're trying to pack into hyprland that I don't think a config language makes sense anymore. Yay or nay?

@pikuma biblically accurate grapes

And here is how they look when you're far away:

@WarrenInTheBuff you're harmful and problematic

I don't like function overloading, its harmful and problematic

@neogoose_btw I feel attacked

All the software in 2026

@ChShersh C++ is life

Come to my TL. There’s no C++ hate. Only C++ love.

@slimjimmy smells like job security

sure, you not "having a coding experience" is becoming an advantage for me

@ChShersh I won't even be able to survive a 40k c++ file

C++ saves you from this

@LukasHozda who even needs code architechture

"The phenomenon of adding this gif to a quote and getting more likes than the original needs to be studied"

@vaxryy keep up the good fight

ordered korean bbq wings now my mouth is on fire I'm too white for this

@slimjimmy Certainly!

do you have a prompt for that

@Kennichijou @zuhaitz_dev or this σ

@jack_thurling @zuhaitz_dev Literally the first one in there

"Bro completed all math symbols" if you are 8 I guess.

@Kennichijou @zuhaitz_dev I want this Σ

@HSVSphere what could go wrong

Wow. OpenClaw has surpassed Linux. Time to replace Linux with OpenClaw

> writes bad C++ > plane system fails > everyone dies manager: "lol... skill issue"

@typememetics so moral of the story is use assembly

C devs are gonna hate this but it's true… Every memory safety bug you have ever seen, use-after-free, buffer overflow, whatever, is a language issue, not a skill issue. The computer does exactly what you told it to do… and C will happily let you tell it to do something catastrophically wrong. malloc() gives you memory. free() gives it back. If you use it after free(), the program keeps going like nothing happened until it corrupts something important.That is a footgun. It's not like blaming the knife when you cut yourself. It’s more like a knife that occasionally teleports into someone else's kitchen if you hold it wrong. C assumes you are perfect. Modern languages assume you are human. That's the difference Yes, C built trillion-dollar infrastructure: your OS, your browser, your database. Linux has been running the internet for 30 years. But that doesn't mean the model is ideal; it means generations of engineers have spent enormous effort working around its sharp edges. If you can manage memory perfectly all the time, across millions of lines of code and thousands of contributors, that’s impressive. But history shows that nobody actually can, which is why entire vulnerability classes exist. Rust didn't appear because developers suddenly became lazy. It appeared because we finally admitted that humans make mistakes and maybe the compiler should help. The language is unsafe. That's literally the point.

@WarrenInTheBuff NeoAI?

Neovim > AI