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Lines of separation are bad? I like adding a few empty lines to denote a different logical section so it’s easier for me to read back later :c
Lines of separation are bad? I like adding a few empty lines to denote a different logical section so it’s easier for me to read back later :c
I just got off work and you’re here bringing me back writing ptsd for that party of programmers
Tangentially related, but I’ve been feeling like perhaps we’ve been jumping the gun with Lemmy and Kbin…
Maybe it would have made more sense, at least from an interoperability statepoint, to make an activitypub User protocol that can be selfhosted easily. So instead of making a new account for each Lemmy or Kbin instance someone has, you can instead connect your activitypub account to it.
Additionally as I know hosting has been an increasing problem around here, perhaps it would have been better to make instances single focused message boards ( i.e. just political humor, just animemes, just 196 etc.) So that the instance host can more easily manage moderation and hosting costs without ballooning things they might not necessarily care about to also be hosted by them.
This is just idle musings though, I’m not sure of how the community would be receptive to such thoughts.
I’m currently in dependency hell trying to compile a zip formatted react native program I’ve been given
Ahh I see, now I get it. I never quite understood the need for the (he/she/them) when meeting new groups because I always felt aggressively apathetic to my own pronouns; sort of a “I don’t care what you call me it doesn’t change my feeling of me”. But your comment and this chain helped that click for me!
This has always been the hardest part for me; the amount of technical information on Reddit is so valuable and trumps the rest of the Internet in it’s esoteric specifics. It makes not looking through it’s threads when I’m looking for specific information feel nigh impossible…
Wow that’s pretty vicious, I’m proud(?) of Oracle (that feels wrong to say)
I’d I unironically say that philosophy and logic classes are extremely helpful for programming.