I wish there was scroll-margin-bottom - so that it would align bottom part of the block with bottom of the screen

I don’t understand arachnophobia, like why would you be mad that two spiders get married? It makes no sense

I need more OCaml in my life

Bloom filters are based. cc Dillon

The code in question is this github.com/JohnBakhmat/...

Is it ok? Is it fine? Should I make it better somehow?

If I’m reading a stream, how do I reduce it? Let’s say I have a file that consists of chunks, each chunk starts with a header where there is chunk type and body length, if type is equal to a type I need - I need to parse data, if not - skip based on length.

Sure but from like, a mental point of view? Do I copy parser state over and over again until I have all the data I need?
In mutable version I would create a mutable object and push data one after the other. If it was just an array id probably use some kind of reducer, BUT…

Like immutable TM

I’m used to 403 so probably 403 is better

Anyways, I’ve tried using f(x) = (e^x -1)/(e-1)
To convert from perceived percents to actual volume and it’s pretty fire so far

python is the only language im terrified to work with. sometimes it feels like a dumpster

“Stole all the data from you” is longer but rhymes better

Evil twin

Markdown text editing is far superior
*italic*
**bold**
`inline code block`

```
code block
```

bad ux, 3/4 ways of doing similar but not compatible with other features. small docs, lack of examples. hard to extend.

but also maintainers lack practicallity, not helpful env to contribute... and literally all projects depending on it

@bsky.app please add bookmark feature