I like this kind of oddities in languages. This is nice to see such a list for Rust at a single place.

Since the movie became fashionable again, it might be interesting to go through this piece. The movie wasn't great, the article is a bit of a stretch... but at times it tells something about what's required to master a craft. It's a funny and short piece.

Yep, there's no logic engine buried deep in those chatbots. Thinking otherwise is placing faith in some twisted view about emergence...

This is a funny way to point out people jumping on LLMs for tasks where it doesn't make sense.

Still a masterpiece if you ask me. I love that movie.

OK, that's a funny experiment. I don't think many people post such requests anymore.

I willadmit it... I laughed. And that's just one business risk among many.

This is definitely a funny hack. I wonder how long the people behind this knew about the vulnerability and waited for the right opportunity to do something with it.

Excellent satire, it summaries the situation quite well.

Nice tricks to say no when people push to get something in a product. 😉

This is indeed telling unfortunately. It's kind of ironic that they felt the need of having their own debloat scripts.

One of those essentials questions in life now has some form of answer. Where is the blue/green boundary for you?

Interesting musing. The predictability in tone doesn't make for very funny content indeed. Also as a side-effect this might help people remember that Markov chain are a thing and much less expensive.

Funny short video, I guess it has also some tutorial value to know what you can do with Blender? (and no, you can't break the fourth wall with it)

I'm not sure the incentives are right... it's better to clean up as you go. Still some places would benefit from such an event from time to time and even if you clean up as you go missed opportunities happen.

Funny experiment at drawing parallels between engineering leadership and how you should behave when hiking in nature. This works surprisingly well.

I remember playing with this a long time again... but it's actually even older than I suspected.

OK, this is a rant about the state of the market and people drinking kool-aid. A bit long but I found it funny and well deserved at times.

Funny experiment playing with the frequency domain and the spatial domain of an image. This gives unintuitive results for sure.

Funny read, it has lots of good advice for starting up with Rust.