mycus

google planepassant

it only works with towers btw

I'm just saying someone new in software development reading the comment I replied may misinterpret part of what they are saying as "all open source software is trustable" and reinforce that notion.

I'm not saying that lemmy devs have a higher chance of doing it bc they are tankies or whatever, no. They have no history of doing that and the project is so big and important that they really wouldn't risk it; it is indeed a bit silly to defend my point in this specific thread, now that I think about it.

also, like @minimar said, it's not how it works. most kind of obfuscation in open source code actually makes it easier to identify it as harmful. they are also found in libraries 99% of the time, not at the open source software repo itself. also, rust has no history of any harmful library.

anyway, sorry if I gave the wrong idea haha. just looking out for people who might have that notion, like I had.

peepee doodoo kaka

But where the fuck are the pieces?, you ask. I smoke'm

It is this:

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but fancy

I call it crackhead chess

the B&W board is just A xor B xor C xor D xor E xor F

the colored one is just how many ones does a binary number have?

I'm starting to think JS maintainers have a thing against mathematicians

WANNA PLAY CHESS YOU CHEEKY PIECE OF ZEE?

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she angy

JS null and undefined shenanigans

basically:

1. bigger an lesser comparison types convert null to zero, so is zero bigger or lesser than zero? no
2. == is fucky and to it null only equals undefined and undefined only equals null (and themselves), so no
3. is zero bigger than or equal to zero? yeah

isn't === the one that compare types first?

I just tried on node and 0 == '0' returns true

found the real reason

the reason

edit: put on 2:48, apparently the embed doesn't start at the timestamp lol