Starlevel001

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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> There is only two kinds of people. The ones that don't like Tailwind and the ones that have used it. I exclusively write server-side templates with minimal to no javascript. I don't like Tailwind because it doesn't work
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
I use IntelliJ for the bulk of my programming (which is nearly all Kotlin/Java) and begrudgingly switch to VSCode for other languages (i.e. Rust). It's hard going from something that seems to magically understand my code to an edi
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
Or just put a ``python_requires`` in your setup.cfg.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
I find Rust easier to read in a real IDE with semantic highlighting (although the IntellIJ plugin constantly breaks this) and inlay type hints so that everything doesn't end up blurring together.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
This is essentially just a class but worse.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> I mean it's not like most consumer hardware has to be on the latest nodes. Maybe developers should take some responsibility and stop fucking writing code that's slow as shit and unusable on anything past their company-paid fo
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> This is in part because all the Rust documentation is either written in eli5 style (good luck figuring out “feature”s from that example), or you’re greeted with a formal syntax definition (technically, everything you need to know to de
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
ITT one step away from "IQ is correlated to genetics (and also your race)"
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> If you are on the spectrum, the reason you act like this is because you don't understand that you are doing something wrong. completely untrue, nearly all autistic people I know including me are hyper-aware of social situations an
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
All the while I have to use broken, unsafe software on a day to day basis I reserve the right to complain about things that make programs broken and unsafe
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
The borrow checker is not hard. The difficulty is vastly overstated by web developers being told "no" to their shitty code for the first time in their life.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
I have literally never had it reset.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
The constant whining about Twitter on here makes more sense when you understand what the people here might be saying to solicit such a response.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
Damn, now it'll be even more of a good idea to immediately block every bluecheck.
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> Just as web developers, of all people, are finally, after over a decade, coming to the conclusion that arbitrarily-packaged dependencies are a bad idea for so many obvious reasons, Rust developers are trying to replicate NPM in the ker
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
> Going luddite is never a good solution. > Personally, I'm hoping all this share-everything is just a trend, that will pass by itself. Future users will look back at it with a sense of wonder: did people really post pictures of
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by Starlevel001 4y ago
I assume this will mean that if you post the picture of him with Ghislane Maxwell you get instantly banned
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
A lot of the software I use is extensively unit tested. This software is still buggy and broken. Ergo, unit testing is not working.
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
I wonder how they got those well paying and secure jobs
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
If the worst thing that happens to you in the climate apocalpyse is having to live in a smaller apartment, consider yourself lucky.
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
> For one thing, I think common mark is really the worst form of markdown and especially considering the whole angle of hacker culture and DIY these kind of projects clearly aim at, I am always baffled that something more feature rich an
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
Now this cuts out the annoying governmental process of having to find your future suicide bombers. You can just look them up in a database and assign an agent immediately!
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
> in what way is Russian culture similar to the US? Overtly fascist
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
> Guess what? Lots of people don't want to write Java. It's funny that some of the most popular languages these days are Go (crippled Java 1.4) and Rust (Java for frontend web developers who need to be tricked into it) so it se
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
1994 blog post: "java.lang: A New Kind Of System Interface"
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
Sphinx-based docs are usually excellent due to how easily it lets you flow between tutorials and references.
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
Looking at the MD source files is enlightening. Every markdown documentation system eventually approaches an underspecced, less powerful, and domain-specific version of reStructuredText/Sphinx.
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
Hypocrite that you are, for you trust the chemicals in your brain to tell you that they are chemicals. All knowledge is ultimately based on that which we cannot prove. Will you fight? Or will you perish like a dog?
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
Vivillon just has 20 different forms, so it makes sense it would be more common.
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by Starlevel001 5y ago
0 is closer to Sivally than Arceus. Some manual seeds: 4552 is a corrupted Talonflame 2518 is another Vivillion, and so is 3330, and so is 2216, and so is 3373, and so is 3151 (looks like all Vivillion forms were put in) 3129 is horrific,

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