Wesley Wolfe

Interactions I have with people like this add context to all of the things happening in the world that I see on the news. It just kind of makes sense when these people are in any given place. And yes, I also banned them.

@PNCBank_Help It hasn't even been a week since the transition from BBVA and I'm already seeing random services getting tacked onto my account, and no option to disable them. Bonus: the only means of contact are phone numbers or Twitter.

Bonus: deleting all mentions of GNUnet on a subreddit literally named "opensource" for a thread about a VPN/Tor alternative.

It's not a good take when I point out that you're pitching a new crypto-currency, and you have the reddit moderator delete it for "misinformation" and threaten a ban (like someone else in thread). "distributed value transfer protocol" - think about what you just said

@Fanatical @zeivainc "The Banzai Bundle" keys for "Train of Afterlife" just got revoked. Is this going to get corrected?

factorio.com/blog/post/fff-… via twitter.com/factoriogame/s… This hits so close to home in the context of the final days I worked with Bukkit; it hurts. So much has changed since then, but I'm thankful that the core has not. I live for God, my family, and my passion: software development

@davidtolnay Why would github.com/serde-rs/json/… get locked? Easily the worst possible interaction you can have with a prospective contributor.

Oh wow, it only took them 50 months to embrace open source.

@oasis9dev I decided to change it.

@wolvereness Website is 👌

... mmk

@therealEleix Seriously, go talk to a lawyer before you make any more of a fool of yourself.

@therealEleix No. Go talk to a lawyer for them to explain that you don't know what you're talking about.

Dinner time. #MHGU

Pretty satisfying feeling! #MHGU

@Archivd I'm confused.... 1.00000011920928955078125 or 1.0000001; 1.000000119 is a very strange representation.

A programmer walks into a bar and orders 1.000000119 root beers. The bartender says, "I'm gonna have to charge you extra; that's a root beer float". And the programmer says, "Well in that case make it a double".

@TJourney Any chance I could get a look at that paper? I'd be very interested in it.

@Grickit I really appreciate that, thanks.

Stuck... Should I have expected less @rabbidsofficial?

@ThroughActions Also, for mathematical correctness, storing an index is O(lg n) size. Ability to change values to negative is also O(n) size