Great explanation! And looks like the IOCCC is still going strong in 2023: https://www.ioccc.org/years.html

That page shows the last IOCCC was 2020. But the home page has an update from May 2023: "We do plan to hold a 28th IOCCC." Much like Nethack releases, some things are worth waiting for.

Hopefully it is more like Nethack and less like Kingkiller Chronicles.

But thanks to the long wait for Nethack we got great Slashem releases...

Over an hour with no Slack access so far, and I gotta say I'm enjoying this focus time.

Love this! Great work

Flickr album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/taffeta/albums/721576180095628...

This looks promising: https://github.com/pradel/create-react-app-esbuild

I second buying the chair... if you spend any significant portion of your day with a specific piece of furniture (chair, bed), it's worth spending a little more on it.

Just discovered this! You can enable this feature with Command + K, then Z (same command to disable).

lol I was wondering the same thing... I wonder if having Silk Road in the title of this post is the reason it made the front page with only 1 comment too.

lol I was wondering the same thing. Are you trying to suggest that people upvote based only on headlines without reading the actual source? ¬‿¬

If you're looking for gems on this site, just check the HN search results for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=textfiles.com

There is an unclosed </a> tag that breaks all the links past NUTELLA. Also... broccoli??

Web pages can catch cancer and you've just found a sufferer. It may be coincidence that "obesity" is the first broken entry. I clicked on the obesity entry and ... "Nutella gives you cancer. ..." Yes - you are right it is broken, technically as well as contentwise.

The Roast potatoes link (you say tommmmmmmmmatoe, I say potarrrrto or something) works and so do some of the others.

Broccoli can be pretty dangerous if not handled correctly.

Yeah, broccoli is actually a cancer preventive, according to the How Not to Die doctor.

https://nutritionfacts.org/topics/broccoli/