How about some good news for a change?
We have new baby! 😊 He's our second.

And he was born on 10/24!
He's going to be my little devvy.
😊😊😊

No, we haven't been able to come up with a name yet. Naming things is haaard ☹

Name him Stack. Or Hal. Or Pascal. Or Sudo. Hmm... This IS hard.

Anyway, congratulations!

And what are the good news?

sleepException, diaperOverflow, ajax (Asynchronous Joy And eXhaustion)

since he's your [1] child you know what i mean

congratulations and good luck! 🙂

@irene Not Child1?

@irene Exactly

@irene I’ll leave it with you to think about.

@Jilano Set theorists did it first. Right, back to my pseudo code...

Call him Dave.

Congratulations! Always exciting to hear of Dev babies :-D

Also for names can I suggest child_final2?

Robert'); DROP TABLE Students; --

Congratulations!!

Obvious name: Child1++

Yo congrats

Congratulations! 🎉💐🎊

This is awesome! 😄

Congratulations 🎉

Richard would be good, then he can be a dick at any time. ;-)

Congrats!

Name him Root

Congratulations @Root
Welcome to the >=2 club 🎉🎉🍩

Coincidence?

Good thing you didnt deploy it on friday 😀

TODO: Rename

This site felt sensible :)
https://momjunction.com/articles/...

Congratulations! Enjoy the time with this new instance of human class.

Yay! Congratulations 🍭

@cantthinkofone Root is a girl's name

@Root root's a name? That's new to me 😂

@irene yes.. THANK YOU!

@irene thing[3] == sizeof(thing) * 3 😉

@irene it's the offset.

@irene ever used malloc? Yes you do.

@irene oh for fuck's sake..

@irene @segfault0xff
Let just tell you, that your conversation was highly entertaining!
😊

Random update:
His head size is in the 94th percentile! 😊

Still no name....

came up with a solution for the naming problem:

child.getname();

lol.But seriously congrats!

@digitaldina Thanks! ^_^

Also: that method just returns "Baby Boy" 🙁

I might write something to string semi-random letters together and hope for something decent. (I named one of my birds (Selk) using Boggle!)

@Root less hard than thinking of hostnames

@CoffeeNcode yes, I do :)

@digitaldina
@irene
@CoffeeNcode
@FrodoSwaggins
We finally settled on Adrian Ridley 😊

Only took the better part of a week.

I wrote almost a dozen utilities to fetch names from various languages and times, clean them, display them in nicely formatted columns, select names based on criteria, permute them, and keep track of favorites.

I swear I've seen almost every name in the world from Arabic to Irish to Maori to Celtic to Yiddish.

@Root I would want such a list for my future generation :)

@nkhan There are a lot of name lists and generators out there. Write something to scrape them!

I was rushed, so what I wrote is absolutely not something I'd want to show off. One of the sites I used didn't offer an api, so I had to scrape the page with regexes. 😅

I swear I cost them at least $10 in increased server load. I must have hit that site, without exaggeration, 25k times. (One run alone was 4k page loads)

I might contact them and offer like 0.05 ETH for hitting their service so much.

@Root Lol,
Well i am not going to work this much for a child of imagination :)

@Root awww!

Congrats! And glad you were able to find a name for him in the end. It sounds great!

Born on 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.0.255? That's quite cozy...

Congrats!