AngriestLettuce

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by AngriestLettuce 9mo ago
#!/usr/bin/env python3 import inspect def frobnicate(unfrobbed: any) -> None: frame = inspect.currentframe().f_back for name in [name for name, value in frame.f_locals.items() if value is unfrobbed]
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by AngriestLettuce 2y ago
Sure, as long as it's a random sample
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by AngriestLettuce 2y ago
> one of the first lessons you learn on day one is how one-factor-at-a-time testing is one of the most inefficient ways you can test something Isn't that just called unit testing?
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by AngriestLettuce 2y ago
> but you can for other internet connected professions in the private sectors You can certainly try, but the quality will be noticeably poorer. You can get away with that for a while, especially as a big business, but I think the tide is
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by AngriestLettuce 2y ago
If you're a schizo, it's probably pretty easy to rationalize: you've heard your god talk to you and tell you these things. It's easy to go "You're obviously crazy, this can't have happened!" from the
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by AngriestLettuce 2y ago
There is none. The word has been misused to the point of ambiguity being an accepted part of its definition, and we are all worse off for it. The language is now less expressive, and you need to use more words to add context and remove ambi
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Are you better off if I punch you in the face or kick you in the groin? It's a false choice, and it's pretty psychopathic.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
With no consequences for chemically altering their products... or getting people killed...
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Why in the world would you try to put a positive spin on it? It's bad behaviour, and you should feel bad for engaging in it. It's greedy and dishonest. Pass.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Just because things should work a certain way doesn't mean they do.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Why should I care?
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Congratulations on understanding my point!
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I don't have an actionable list off the top of my head, but in particular, about 6-12 months ago, I started digging into how to theme my install. Wanted to have e.g. different system theme colours than Ubuntu eggplant, a different back
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Yes, it's called amphetamine. There is an alternative to being fat too, it's called broccoli. The point isn't that there are no alternatives, just that choosing to smoke is just as morally justifiable as choosing to be fat.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
On the side of the desktop environments and their usage of it, the fact that I have to "dbus-launch" to change a user's settings from a shell seems pretty insane to me. Technology-wise I'm sure other protocols are worse
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Sometimes, but that's a finnicky beast in its own right. You need to figure out which poorly documented variable you need to change to do whatever, usually from a Stack Overflow post from some other poor fucker, then make heads and tai
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
It's not so much that I've stopped asking questions, as it is that I am no longer unsafe about what I know. I question my reality every day, but not having all the answers no longer scares me. I know what I know, I know what I don
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
You misread my statement. Life has no inherent meaning. It is inherently meaningless. Therefore you make your own meaning to give it one. Simple as that. You can, of course, let someone else make a meaning for you, and choose that instead
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Yeah. Absurdism is pretty rad. Embrace the abyss, and you will never have to gaze directly at it again. Life is inherently meaningless. That means it has any meaning you want it to. Comparing it to the alternatives of what I'm told lif
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Why does it need to end?
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
With my feet, usually.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I don't see how your wife's unreasonable work schedule is supposed to make me feel better about the poor quality of health care I receive. If anything, it makes me question her judgement more , that's just not healthy. How a
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I don't think it is extreme, I simply choose not to surround myself with people who find me distasteful. Seems like the ideal solution for both of us.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I do not see the point. Your way made me miserable. My way makes me happy. That's all the proof I need to support myself.
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
What skills need improvement? I am 100% aware of when it is safe to interrupt and when it is not. People have different thresholds for what they consider acceptable, and there's a whole bunch of social factors to it, like in every situ
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Which is exactly why Buddhism is for losers. No one wants to be the Dalai Lama. If standing by helplessly as others dominate you is supposed to be the highest example of holiness, then it is quite simply rotten. It got closer than the Abrah
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I am from Norway. I know all about the importance of perservering in the face of social pressure precisely because of that. I know who I am, and I know what makes me happy. Being "proper" is not that. I know full well this trait o
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
Good. It is high time for some breakage. When your toe is gangrenous, you should cut it off, even if you're sad to see it go. This applies doubly so if you're as strange and mysterious a beast as C++ is — sprouting body parts in r
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
This is not surprising, but not for the reasons the authors imagine. Of course going back to jail after being free would make any kid who values his own autonomy depressed. School in its current form is awful, because it's far too au
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by AngriestLettuce 4y ago
I don't care to be in rooms I am not welcomed in. Blurting things out when I have something to say is part of my character. If other people have so much of an issue with me having this characteristic, then they are perfectly free to as

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