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@aral my future self tends to rewrite everything anyway. Including the well documented, clear and maintainable parts.So, making things more modular and atomic makes sense. Makes their actions less risky.

All other nice things and elegance is wasted. Even they should know better.

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@aral my future self tends to rewrite everything anyway. Including the well documented, clear and maintainable parts.So, making things more modular and atomic makes sense. Makes their actions less risky.

All other nice things and elegance is wasted. Even they should know better.

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@wraptile I don't consider python an old language, personally. But this is a matter of perspective.

And I must admit rust took me by surprise – I did not think C would be challenged on it's home territory.

But I do remember the time Java took over, and what we see now on TS front, feels awfully like those times.

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@wraptile I don't consider python an old language, personally. But this is a matter of perspective.

And I must admit rust took me by surprise – I did not think C would be challenged on it's home territory.

But I do remember the time Java took over, and what we see now on TS front, feels awfully like those times.

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Why is every picture of a shallow learning curve accompanied by an alt text "steep learning curve" on the internets?

Why?

(the question is rhetorical)

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Why is every picture of a shallow learning curve accompanied by an alt text "steep learning curve" on the internets?

Why?

(the question is rhetorical)

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How cool would it be to play #Amber'ites disguised as Istari of the #middle_earth (and that setting being a shadow).

Ah, luckily I do not have enough time for all of these #rpg ideas I get.

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How cool would it be to play #Amber'ites disguised as Istari of the #middle_earth (and that setting being a shadow).

Ah, luckily I do not have enough time for all of these #rpg ideas I get.

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@cexbrayat vapor mode sounds like my dream version of Vue!

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@cexbrayat vapor mode sounds like my dream version of Vue!

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My current thinking on languages.

As Typescript is eating the world, some things can still Go on before they Rust away.

(And while there is a place for the likes python, they will become more and more like SQL: languages for a domain of problems)

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My current thinking on languages.

As Typescript is eating the world, some things can still Go on before they Rust away.

(And while there is a place for the likes python, they will become more and more like SQL: languages for a domain of problems)

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Logged in to Facebook for the first time in months, only to learn the algorithm is not able to pull in anything even remotely interesting to me.

At the same time: a naive time-based solution on F/OSS social media (here) can do just that.

Ended up deleting the account for good.

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Logged in to Facebook for the first time in months, only to learn the algorithm is not able to pull in anything even remotely interesting to me.

At the same time: a naive time-based solution on F/OSS social media (here) can do just that.

Ended up deleting the account for good.

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I just had this silly idea of having a base font size of 1px - so 1rem is 1px

And everything can be done in (rebranded) px again!

Demo:
https://gist.github.com/villetakanen/9 496cd451be6455f4d7185a0e8478c6f

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I just had this silly idea of having a base font size of 1px - so 1rem is 1px

And everything can be done in (rebranded) px again!

Demo:
https://gist.github.com/villetakanen/9 496cd451be6455f4d7185a0e8478c6f

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@vunderkind @molly0xfff

Yeah.

I guess the original is something like

Top 3
1. Naming of things
3. Thread synchronization
2. Cache invalidation
4. One off errors
3. Thread synchronization
3. Thread synchronization

Which makes both, the one off and asynchronous thread error more prominent :D

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@vunderkind @molly0xfff

Yeah.

I guess the original is something like

Top 3
1. Naming of things
3. Thread synchronization
2. Cache invalidation
4. One off errors
3. Thread synchronization
3. Thread synchronization

Which makes both, the one off and asynchronous thread error more prominent :D

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How far can one stretch the idea of AcrivityPub? Can a @some@some be a corporate account? Can it be a ci/cd pipeline logs? Can it be a play-group? Can it be a podcast?

Yes?

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How far can one stretch the idea of AcrivityPub? Can a @some@some be a corporate account? Can it be a ci/cd pipeline logs? Can it be a play-group? Can it be a podcast?

Yes?

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@molly0xfff should be added to the top 3 list of hard problems:

1. Naming of things
2. Cache invalidation
4. Thread synchronization
3. One off errors, and
4. Thread synchronization

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@molly0xfff should be added to the top 3 list of hard problems:

1. Naming of things
2. Cache invalidation
4. Thread synchronization
3. One off errors, and
4. Thread synchronization

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@RyunoKi I mostly ask things in the lit-discord. Even if not related to lit - people often know where to look/ask next.

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@RyunoKi I mostly ask things in the lit-discord. Even if not related to lit - people often know where to look/ask next.

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@RyunoKi haha, learned that the same way in sept.

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@RyunoKi haha, learned that the same way in sept.

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@hunter should be quite straightforward - no?

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@hunter should be quite straightforward - no?

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I'm this close to connecting my (f/Oss) rpg-community single page app to fediverse.

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I'm this close to connecting my (f/Oss) rpg-community single page app to fediverse.