haha it’s all good

… i’m an asshole because i think that homophobes are mostly bad people, not self-hating gay people?

i just don’t believe that that’s actually true, though. most homophobes are just pieces of shit, not secretly gay

providing an arbitrarily non-reduced fraction is an even sillier alternative. the same fundamental issue arises either way, and it’s much clearer to use obvious semantics that everyone can understand

sure you can, you say “i need a hole with diameter 0.25” ± 0.015625“”. it doesn’t matter that you have more sig figs when you state your precision

but regardless, that’s probably not the precision you care about. there’s a good chance that you actually want something totally different, like 0.25±0.1”. with decimal, it’s exceptionally clear what that means, even for complicated/very small decimals. doing the same thing fractionally has to be written as 1/4±1/10”, meaning you have to figure out what that range of values are (7/20” to 3/20”)

i’ve never heard of anyone using non-reduced fractions to measure precision. if you go into a machine shop and ask for a part to be milled to 16/64”, they will ask you what precision you need, they would never assume that means 16/64”±1/128”.

if you need custom precision in any case, you can always specify that by hand, fractional or decimal.

i’m not sure what you’re looking for. what do you want to be blurred?

do you unironically believe in horseshoe theory?

what does hitler have to do with tankies?

how does this compare to mermaid or plantuml?

i think it’s an inherent limitation of pagespeed, since wefwef is not serving 1st-party content. the first contentfull load will be after the backend wefwef queries responds, which in this case took several seconds. there’s nothing the client can do about that, except for changing backends

a french press cannot make espressos, or anything close to an espresso

if you want, you can always use different beans with your french press - yes, it’ll always be the same type of coffee, but there’s some pretty big differences in flavor