Extra protein.

That’s disgusting.

You should always scrape the visible part off, and keep going until there are no more visible spots. Try not to skim too much of course.

You’ll still get all the extra protein from the mycelia but without the green fruiting bodies. 🤮

Being my wife

Nothing personal, we’re all in this together. I’d take that power too.

Hey! Look what you did to that poor cherry tree 😡

Git, blame!

I want a familiar named Git that obeys me.

Hey! That annoying guy that you hate speaking with is coming towards you

Git, push!

Would you look at that! What an amazing thing

Git, pull!

Oooh. What a great idea!

Git, commit!

There’s no way I said that, you must be remembering wrong

Git, diff!

So many possibilities

Edit: bonus points if you guess what I’d be stashing all the time

!adhd@lemmy.dbzer0.com is leaking again

My farts are usually quiet, and usually no one notices them

Famous last words

in the US

It’s not just the US, it’s like that in most of the world.

That was funny. Poor Oma 😂

Sigh

I can wiggle both my nose and my ears without moving anything else

Disrupted

That page doesn’t exist.

“The password of [neighbour’s SSID] is [embarrassing password]”

Or some such. Not sure if it was the real password, but soon after everyone was doing it to one another and it got people super confused.

Ooh. I’ve never seen this before. Thanks for the clarification!

germs

What?

You’re welcome. Just don’t blame me when your brain starts cursing in foreign languages you don’t even know. ;)

The problem is that lambdas with a capture aren’t strongly typed are uniquely typed, so you have to use decltype/auto. And if you pass such a lambda to a function you’ll have to use auto as well.

If you write a lambda with a capture that calls itself recursively you’ll have to pass it to itself as an auto argument as part of the call signature.

I think this article explains it better: https://artificial-mind.net/blog/2020/09/12/recursive-lambdas

Edit: fixed wrong terminology

Back when I made this, GCC/clang were crashing left and right while compiling my project because of constexpr and auto usage with nested lambdas. It got worse with every template being evaluated until the compiler and my IDE started crashing.

I was making a react-like UI component library with all the new bells and whistles of modern C++. It was fun at first then the issues cropped up and it kinda killed my passion for the language and drove me away entirely.

Not sure about its state nowadays though.

Just trust me bro