crowdstriker's comments

On: Windows 11 Insider Preview Build

[crowdstriker]

Why are boomers so stubborn and adamant about things they form opinions of and won't change their mind, even when they're wrong? Is it a lack of intelligence? Or too much pride? Both?

Kick rocks, by the way.

On: What is the current monthly user count on Hacker News?

[crowdstriker]

All of what? They asked a single question about a single data point and your suggestion doesn't even make sense.

[beardyw → crowdstriker]

I am deeply humbled.

[notorandit → beardyw]

... or maybe you are an AI bot? Or a NS one?

On: Small Strings in Rust: smolstr vs. smartstring (2020)

[crowdstriker]

You're a twat for correcting people about your silly pronouns.

On: Hot Page – a graphical site builder

[crowdstriker]

Yeah, Hot Page, had no clue Hot Glue exists.... Stop lying.

On: Hot Page – a graphical site builder

[crowdstriker]

You have absolutely no clue what you're talking about.

[tambourine_man → crowdstriker]

Please enlighten us with your wisdom, then.

On: I recreated Shazam’s algorithm with Go

[crowdstriker]

You're reaching.

On: Enum class improvements for C++17, C++20 and C++23

[crowdstriker]

Imagine still using c++ in 2024 lmao.

On: Show HN: Visual A* pathfinding and maze generation in Python

[crowdstriker]

Pretty much the entire project.

[karolist → crowdstriker]

I think so too. Also, what's the point of using git with commit messages like that? https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/visual_astar_python/com...

LoL.

[Kiro → karolist]

I use git like that. It's my backup solution. There's no logic to the commits. I just commit and push when I feel I've done enough that it would suck if my computer fails and I lose it.

[inhumantsar → karolist]

I've done that when testing CI pipelines or pushing up minor tweaks to a personal project... but committing and pushing so often.. maybe OP was editing right in GitHub?

[eigenvalue → inhumantsar]

I was developing on one remote machine and running/testing it another machine. This is just a fun little learning/diversion project... I don't really care about it having a meticulous git commit history.

On: CrowdStrike Update: Windows Bluescreen and Boot Loops

[crowdstriker]

I've had CrowdStrike completely delete a debug binary I ran from Visual Studio. Its injected module in every single process shows up in all of our logging.

[fsloth → crowdstriker]

Yep. Exactly this and more.