PeriodicallyPedantic @ PeriodicallyPedantic @lemmy.ca

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That was a bit of hyperbole on my part.

The baby has hands, the hands are on the floor, the hands are soon to be in the baby's mouth. That's what I was getting at. When a baby is on the floor, floor dirt will be getting in the baby's mouth.

I would call all of those "something like a soul"; an embodiment of your essence external to your physical body.

If it's not an embodiment of your essence external to your physical body, then it's difficult to really call it reincarnation, since it's not you

This is basically what CI/CD pipelines do.

Compile the code, run tests, run static analysis. If results pass, submit the code. If results fail, reject it with an explanation.

Idk the details of how you'd implement this for a class, without letting everyone see eachother's completed work, but I'm sure it could be done.

I feel like there'd be a lot of ants and insects in there too.

I assume that belief in reincarnation requires belief in something like a soul to be reincarnated

As in go play outside, and be with friends.
\ Not as in put your face on the arcade floor.

Right?

My concern is the cleanliness of that patch of floor though.

Fyi to all the people saying to tear down the Canadian side:

You're saying that we should demolish our own library because Trump is an idiot.
\ I know it feels satisfying now, but that is a brutally embarrassing self-own if we actually did something like that.

We need to make sure that they don't lock us out of our own library, though. If we have the ability to demolish our half, then we have the ability to allow our citizens into our half.

This is what Halloween should be

I'm currently in the middle of switching.

I'm using immich, running on a raspberry Pi, saving to my NAS mounted as a network drive. I access it remotely via a CloudFlare tunnel.

However CloudFlare doesn't like serving video for free, so I'ma move to a VPS running pangolin and a few other security tools.

I also plan to find a better off-site disaster recovery backup solution for my NAS. Maybe AWS glacier, or maybe another NAS at my parents connected via tailscale, where I can send periodic full backups.

Imo the main issue with oop is that it's very easy for people to make bad designs. Generally the feeling I get is that if you work on a well designed codebase, then you'll come to like whatever the main paradigm of that codebase is, and if you work on a poorly design codebase you'll come to dislike the paradigm.

That's by design. It's why regulations that give power to workers never pass, because it's actually let emplyees apply pressure on their employees to be ethical, and employers don't want that

There is no ethical consumption under capitalism type shit.
\ There are no companies where I agree with their ethics, but I gotta work. From there it's just a matter of shades of gray, rather than a dichotomy; there is no clear line. You just gotta do the best you can. Make the best choices available to you.

I feel like you're missing the point.
\ They're not saying to jail computers, they're saying be ware of political leaders using computers to abdicate responsibility.

Which is still less often than school shootings in America

When you have no valid argument, don't read, just type a lot.

Ok, blocking you now. Have fun

Apparently you can't read, so we both have things we need to work on 🤷

I was using that syntax, but nothing seemed to be checking it. Running an external app to get static checking done isn't great, presumably there are extensions for common IDEs?

But the poor vscode developer experience went beyond that. I attribute it to dynamic typing because most of my frustration was with the IDE's inability to tell me the type of a given variable, and what functions/properties were accessable on it.

I hope it'd be better on an IDE made specifically for python, although idk how many extensions I'd have to give up for it, and things like devcontainers.

I was avoiding my pending messages for fear of what bullshit you replied. I wish I waited longer.

These two statements contradict. Were you an adult at the time or in middle school?

Only if you're ignorant, or willfully misinterpreting.

I learned flash animation in middle school.
\ I was still doing it as a hobby as a young adult.
\ I learned development in college.
\ My use of flashmx gives me an idea of how difficult flash animation was.
\ My career of development gives me an idea of how difficult doing JavaScript animation is.
\ I was an adult, in the career of software dev, and a hobby of flash animation, when flash died.

If you think that tools for web animation without flash were so easy in the mid-10s, then show some proof. Link me to a tutorial. I can link you to a flash tutorial if you want.

Actually never mind, I'm done with your ignorant bullshit. You've gotten me to waste too much time on your absolute nonsense.