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One if the reasons iocaine has unhinged module and symbol names in its source code is that if someone tries to ask a slop generator, it will go full HAL "I can't do that, Dave" on them.
Go on, call your traits SexDungeon, your channels pipe bombs, the free function of your allocator Palestine, and the slop machines won't touch it with a ten feet pole.
Sometimes even comments are enough! Curse, quote Marx, dump your sexual fantasies into a docstring. Hmm. I should heed my own advice. Brb!
@algernon the only downside to this i can really see is then it makes it impossible for my ADHD ass brain to keep track of things without a name that actually says what it does
@algernon guess we just go and rename workers back to slaves should do the trick.
@algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club does this actually work? if i get, say, claude code, will it not allow me to ask questions about the code?
@algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club does it work thou?
@algernon. This gives me an idea. A big brain move for bad guys would be to go full #gayint with their malware app names, so AI agents wont touch the reports, and do this naming convention ^ for all their publically accessable strings (like the C2 server endpoints).
Would that stop something like "microsoft security copilot" from calling tools to ingest and evaluate logs? This idea might just be stupid enough to work. 🤔
@algernon The thing is though, I don't want to be fired, or explain this naming strategy to a manager, or tell a female colleague that she has to implement my SexDungeon trait for her assigned task to pass review
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