Marc Brosey

Interested in organizing and engineering a better world to create a beautiful cyberpunk future.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

@jfversluis @code

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

"Do you know JavaScript?"

"Yes."

"Ah—but do you know what happens when you try to multiply a number by a *date*?"

"Yes. I am immediately fired."

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

@qualitykt I just stay nervous until it's over.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

@phillipsj73 @ubuntu @dotnet I really like ubuntu, but find it to be rather resource intensive. Therefore I tend to opt for one of its variants, usually Lubuntu or Ubuntu Mate.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

@JamesonRMcGhee I'll be honest. I've often resented QA's who show up to critique my code, but don't want to have a meaningful conversation outside of how my code has failed. The stronger the rapport I have with the QA looking over my code, the more I appreciate what they do as part of my team.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

@a_software_dev That just means they couldn't figure it out either.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

Nesting objects within objects in these tuples is fine, though I don't know if there is still a limit to the depth of the nesting. I nested the cpu instruction table into a smaller classification of objects and compiled with no error.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

Due to popular demand from folks at #CodeStock, especially by @pcameronpresley, I'm resuming work on my N64 emulator in Haskell. It's been awhile, but it feels like I'm getting back into the groove of functional programming today.

[Marc Brosey @MarcBrosey]

Tonight's bit of relevant Haskell trivia... The Glasgow Haskell Compiler can only handle a tuple with a maximum of 62 objects. Now I get to figure out how to organize the N64's r4300 cpu instruction table which has 238 elements in it.