Jessica @cat@awoo.space

i.e. Procs and lambdas are both callable, but in a Proc, arguments are optional and “return” will return in the context of the calling method, whereas a lambda’s arguments act like a method’s, and are required unless given a default and “return” returns only from the lambda

TIL that the main difference between a Proc and a lambda in Ruby is that lambdas act like how I would already assume Procs do

hot take: web browsers should consider IDs implicit for heading tags and sections, based on their text content and position (HTML5’s outline algorithm seems like a place to start!), so that you can deep link within any web page whether it was authored with that in mind or not

thinking of taking up speed running Time Gal for the LaserActive

email addresses can contain comments and the world is on fire

marvel kinematic universe

@tom it just gives me a link to eb, rip i guess

@tom I

@tom sorry, it’s, how much???

@jk ouch!

zalgo text is just mega bass for text

@Fuego what why though

@tom b̷͔͙͈͍̗̮̏͌a̎s̟̰̘̣̙͚š̘̩͕̺̻̺ ̴̪̆͊̇ͩb̼̼̳̰ͬͩͦ̿͗ͨó̭͚̻̺̠ͧ̈̀̌͐ͪổ̝̱̻̞͉̟̂s̝̜̤̻̯̼̔t̯̖̫͖ t͔h̘̲ͯ̀̋ͧ͂͋i̥͚̗ş̞̮̏̐̍͂͒̃ͦ ̝̯̗͉̺̍t̳̩̼̭͍̮̑ͧ͒o̯̲̯̥ͥ̌͊͛̊ͥo̞̻̺̯͇̾ͮ͐̑̂ͤͯt̹͇̹̅͊̓̑ͪ͆

I still maintain that automatic linkification of anything in text that looks vaguely like a URI is a bad idea, but if I’m going to implement it I’m going to rely on GitHub’s code for it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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@tom 1,500 points

@Fuego congrats on attaining the contraband