Do You Recognize The Game?

Content Adam Charles BaselessPursuit 1d I was surprised when my daughter said she learned R at school yesterday, and then I remembered that she's 4 and she meant the letter. My priors are all too skewed 102 17 1,994 20.4K

Two programmers met on GitHub and decided their relationship dynamics based on who ships more broken code. Honestly, that's probably a more reliable metric than most dating app algorithms. The "bottom" role determined by bug count is simultaneously the most developer thing ever and also kind of genius? Like, forget personality tests—just run a static analysis on each other's repos and call it a day. Mom's confusion about "who's the guy" getting answered with production metrics is the kind of energy that makes HR nervous but engineering teams respect.

Nobody in the history of programming has ever chosen an endianness based on performance. But choosing big endian because it "looks pretty" in a hex editor? That's the kind of arbitrary decision that haunts codebases for decades. Some dev probably made this call back in 2003 and now there's an entire team maintaining compatibility layers for it. For the uninitiated: endianness determines how bytes are ordered in memory. Little endian (0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04) reads as 0x04030201, while big endian reads naturally as 0x01020304. Absolutely nobody cares until you need to transfer data between systems, then suddenly everyone cares very much .

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Someone took the classic Unix ls command that's been working fine for literally decades and rewrote it in Rust with colors and icons. Squidward's unimpressed face says it all. Sure, eza has pretty colors and git integration and all that jazz, but at the end of the day, you're still just listing files. The Rust evangelists are out here acting like adding RGB to a directory listing is the second coming of systems programming. Next they'll rewrite cd with blockchain support.