You joined an anarchist instance. Obviously I’m joking here cmon

Aha! So How did you know it was “ad-ridden” in the first place? Checkmate, liberal!

Oooor, just install an adblocker.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permission_culture

Extra apropos points (apropoints?) because Theophania is also Greek.

Even less of a reason to give them that sort of respect.

(with apologies to the estate of Dr. Seuss)

why the fuck are you apologizing to the descendants of the guy you were inspired by?!

This is what permission culture does to a motherfucker.

Lol @ Harkonnen

How do you do your pubkey deployments? If you use ansible, it should be simple enough.

Isn’t that relative. I.e. “higher” as in “higher than yours”? I.e. the way MMR works in most competitive games like chess?

A friend in the scene is telling me that the hardcore Tekken players are having a meltdown over this, while the casual enjoyers don’t mind it.

Depends on what improvement you expect to see. It’s been doing what it always was, just the amount of things supported has been steadily increasing

Wasn’t aware of that one. lemme crosspost quickly

The first is that he is as close to a free-speech absolutist as it’s possible to find.

Oh really? Try writing “cisgender” on a tweet and see what happens.

Slay the spire is on Java

Well, a good starting point would of course be to ask @[email protected] directly about this. I do understand the frustration for sure. I personally don’t always have patience to add tests first, but I am glad when others are willing to do that work.

Not every programmer is the same. I agree with this complexity, tests do need to be there though. But there’s nothing preventing a contributor with your mindframe to focus on adding tests first. That’s also contributing.

ye it feels like django would be a better starting point. I also build a complex service based on flask before I knew better but I refactored at least to rely on sqlalchemy a lot. I haven’t looked into the code, but not relying heavily on ORM feels like a massive buildup of tech debt.

OTOH, it’s better to have a project from a passionate dev who’s learning as they go, that not have a project at all.

Nice!

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