I feel this so hard. Why can't people just be clear about what they want?
#autism #actuallyAutistic @actuallyautistic
#feels
for context this is what eJay looks like (specifically the version i have memories of)
it is the most 90's thing imaginable
shower thought re. rgb 565 vs. theoretical 555|1 (common least significant bit for each component): it introduces higher "distortion" for darker colors (i.e. the closest encodable to dark purple { 1, 0, 1 }/64 is dark grey { 1, 1, 1 }/64), but our vision loses color sensitivity in low-light conditions anyway, so that probably would have been a better fit
apparently in the 1950's there was a trans woman who took hormones and then lied to doctors about being intersex so they'd let her get surgery. queen shit
Any experienced programmer worth their salt will tell you that •producing• code — learning syntax, finding examples, combining them, adding behaviors, adding complexity — is the •easy• part of programming.
The hard part: “How can it break? How will it surprise us? How will it change? Does it •really• accomplish our goal? What •is• our goal? Are we all even imagining the same goal? Do we understand each other? Will the next person to work on this understand it? Should we even build this?”
putin is probably kept awake at night by the thought that future history books will call him volodymyr volodymyrovych
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess