No? Most of his stuff are terrible movies.

But, I am watching them for fucking around with cool ideas and crazy visual scenes. Couldn’t care less about plot, characters, sometimes logic, etc.

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This is just another layer. Order in 8/2(2+2) is still not clear if you understand the division symbol correctly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_operations#Mixed_division_and_multiplication

Both are right, depending on who you ask:

most people see:

8 / 2 * (2+2) = 16

math people see “juxtaposition” instead of multiplication, it has precedence over multiplication and division:

5 / 2a = 5 / (2 * a)

Math notation just sucks and is not standard in general, everyone just tries to avoid ambiguity like in this equation.

https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/races.html

Safe Rust guarantees an absence of data races

I know that it was unsafe block in this CVE, but the irony of the situation is funny.

uhh, how do these wheels turn exactly?

If you are me, there is no brain space for remembering new commands. I can already barely hold on to few dozens that I use often. And occasionally when I need “that one that does that niche thing… how was it?” program - I just sit there sifting through logs for couple minutes.

Today it was od (tbh it’s od almost half the time; not really the best name to memorize (I really need to make a note or something, so I stop forgetting it, lol))

Also, for this reason I went to great lengths to keep my ~/.zsh_history protected from being randomly deleted/overwritten by mistake, as it happened a couple of times. Currently it’s sitting at around 30_000 lines, oldest command is 2 years old.

I think it’s ok to add this in a personal .zshrc, not on a distro level:

If it breaks something - I’d probably know why and can easily fix it by removing alias/calling cat directly.

Also, scripts almost always use bash or sh in shebang, not zsh. So it only triggers if I type cat in terminal.

• zsh-autosuggestions
• history | fzf
• alias cat="bat --plain --theme=gruvbox-dark"

Same thing. Coding agents just automate the third step and waste even more money and energy.

Vibecoding:

• go to chatgpt
• ask it to make an app
• ask it to fix errors (ad infinitum)
• ???
• sell app (optional)
• get sued and ruin your reputation (hopefully)