Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
the new git-enabled periodic wasteof crawler is currently in development
i’m planning to implement two modes:
daily crawl: only crawls the explore page and checks for new (discovered) users and posts
full crawl: crawls from anything it can find
i’m not sure in what rate should i do a full crawl
I’d say the complication of the book “Why? Software and Coding” is kinda frightening.
The side-character (the programmer) lost his progress on a project since his nephew snagged a wire to the power, with his backup also getting lost (again by his nephew), leading for the side-character to redo it for 2 days until he got sick and had to be brought into a hospital.
This is on a kids comic, by the way. (also, no, the accidents are all unintended, it’s not like the nephew is scheming it)
remember the “coming soon“ post I made yesterday?
well, it’s done: https://bundle-again.gilbert189.repl.co/
no code-sharing platform though because
Let’s try to build a word using the comments!
You can only post one letter at a time. (And yes, it is in reverse, no replying comments allowed)
I was planning to put a self-learning algorithm to generate post for @clicky but I quickly realized that it will end up like Tay the Twitter AI
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".code.tio", line 3, in <module>
while True: a.append(input().split("\t")[2])
File "<string>", line 1
0 #ef2929 rgb(239, 41, 41) hsl(0, 86%, 55%)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntaxhmm
was looking at some old r/sbubby videos that YouTube recommended to me for some reason
and then this appeared
i made a topic about speaking in uwuspeak for the hahas
and i’m not expecting drama oof