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Ephera

@ Ephera @lemmy.ml

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  • The American mind cannot comprehend this

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  • To be fair, that's also then a big motivation to take public transport, when you know you won't find a parking spot. Kind of difficult to fix that without people rushing in to unfix it.

  • Ich🐭iel

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  • Die Maus ist 🍊

  • :-|

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  • Das sind sogar mehr als 50 Schattierungen. 🙃

  • FOSS Is Always One Maintainer From Collapsing

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  • Yeah, not great. You always hope that projects under a larger foundation, like GNOME, have a higher bus factor¹, but unless that foundation has dispensible income to pay someone, you're ultimately still reliant on volunteers and not many people volunteer for maintenance.

    What the foundation can do, though, which is also really important, is to hand over the keys to a new maintainer, should you disappear over night.Like, yeah, forking is great, but some people will never learn of the fork. It happens about once a year that I find someone online who's still using OpenOffice and that project has been practically dead since 2011.So, I do hope we can get more open-source projects under some sort of umbrella. No idea how to actually do that, though. I also have open-source projects where I would not even know where to start to get them under some organization...

  • What's an unpopular UI opinion you have?

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  • I mean, Firefox Reader View is probably the closest you will get...

  • What's an unpopular UI opinion you have?

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  • Yeah, I also use the Lemmy webpage on my phone. In particular, I want to be able to come back to posts later, when more of a discussion has unfolded, which is where browser tabs work really well.

  • I say this with love for the global Linux community, but we need to be able to laugh at ourselves from time to time.

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  • The Rust compiler is more sophisticated than most compilers, so it can be slower at the same kind of tasks. But it also just does a different task here.

    One of the tradeoffs in Rust's design is that libraries get compiled specifically for a concrete application. So, whereas in most programming languages, you just download pre-compiled libraries, in Rust, you actually download their source code and compile all of it on your machine.

    This isn't relevant, if you get a pre-built binary. And it's not particularly relevant during development either, because you get incremental compilation. But yeah, if someone wants to compile a Rust codebase from scratch, then they have to sit through a long build.

  • I say this with love for the global Linux community, but we need to be able to laugh at ourselves from time to time.

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  • Yeah, the good tooling also means it isn't even terribly difficult for the dev to provide builds, but it isn't quite as automated as publishing to crates.io, so many don't bother with automating or manually uploading...

  • Shallow

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  • I have never heard a guy decline a girl because she is poor.

    I mean, I've never heard it said explicitly, and our still-largely-partriarchical society does expect and therefore respect penis-havers to bring home the money. So, it doesn't matter that much, with how much money the person without the penis starts out with.

    But I do think class differences implicitly still play quite a big role.To some degree as part of secondary factors, for example you might look for an educated, physically fit partner, which a poor person cannot afford to take the time for.To some degree, you just won't ever get to know certain poor people, because they might not be able to afford the same hobby as you, or shopping at the expensive store etc..

    But even if you do meet someone and they could tick your preferences, it is easy to dismiss their interest outright as just being about money, if you can tell that they have less of it than you.Even in a patriarchical society, you don't particularly want to be the guy where friends and family snicker that you're being used...

  • What open source software do you use to create memes?

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  • LibreOffice Draw works decently well for this.

  • Do you know of any content that is exclusive to peertube?

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  • Hmm, well no, but don't you still risk being banned or at least being hidden away by the Algorithm™, if such scandalous thing as a nipple is to be seen?

    I'm not sure now, if she actually said this is why she's on PeerTube. Could also be that other social media platforms pissed her off and then she found a new home on the fediverse.

    ...just remembered, she recently posted a video, where she's unboxing a Mastodon plush and figured, maybe she says something there, and yeah: Apparently, she got banned from Instagram a whole bunch of times, so now she's self-hosting Masto and then evidentally also PeerTube.

    https://peertube.doesstuff.social/w/qskCWUnsmJZLZ9ZP4KCiph

  • What do people love about Rust?

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  • Yeah, as I'm implementing this, I'm also now noticing how problematic that crate split is.

    If you want to generate code which uses (non-generated) types that your crate provides in its public API, you have to re-export the macro from a separate crate that also re-exports the types.That in itself is clunky, but it's just complexity for the implementer, not the user, so it's fine.

    But where it stops being fine is that this means you cannot easily provide a usage example in the macro's documentation.If you try to use it like normal, it has to generate code referring to your API crate, which will not be defined in your macro crate, so the documentation test won't compile.

    So, basically your choices are:

    • Do some hacky horseshit, where you try to re-define the public API in the usage example.
    • Provide a usage example, which is not checked for compile errors.
    • Provide a usage example on the module that re-exports the macro rather than on the macro itself.
    • Don't provide a usage example.

    And yeah... if you've coded Rust for long enough, you will recognize these patterns of bad/missing usage examples, which is particularly problematic, because proc-macros are rarely terribly obvious to use. Really hope they can fix this sooner rather than later.As far as I can tell, it would even be a valid fix, if editors and such consistently showed the documentation declared on top of the re-export, then you could write out your usage example there.

  • What are some of your stupidly easy sauces? (Emphasis on the "stupidly easy".)

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  • Canned tomatoes + salt 🙃

  • What are some of your stupidly easy sauces? (Emphasis on the "stupidly easy".)

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  • I always thought Wostershersauce was supposed to be BBQ-ish. 😅

  • Do you know of any content that is exclusive to peertube?

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  • Yeah, Lety does some NSFW-adjacent videos, which YouTube is too stuck up for.

  • Do you know of any content that is exclusive to peertube?

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  • Most of the stuff posted to video.thepolarbear.co.uk is.

    The guy who hosts the PeerTube instance, Hamish, is hardline anti-big-tech, I believe. Whereas Chris Were and Drew / uoou are mostly just tired of YouTube commenters. Well, and there's some other folks, who occasionally post there, where I don't know, whether they post to YouTube, too.

  • Facts

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  • Oh man, I think it's been taken offline, but there was a video podcast thingamabob on PeerTube, where two dudes would wax philosophically about politics, which they called "Dagoth Hour". 🙃

    (The main baddy in Morrowind is called "Dagoth Ur" and he likes to wax philosophically.)

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  • Thought, it was gonna be Jesus vs. God:

  • MUG root beer

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  • ich_iel @feddit.org
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  • Firefox @lemmy.ml
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    Blasphemy! 😤

  • Famose Worte @feddit.org
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    schmirgeln

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    ich💪iel

  • KDE & Plasma users @lemmy.ml
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    Hmm, maybe something's bad with my theme...

  • Famose Worte @feddit.org
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    erklecklich

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  • Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup @lemmy.ml
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    0.33.1 Bugfix Release

    crawl.develz.org /wordpress/0-33-1-bugfix-release
  • Programmer Humor @lemmy.ml
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    I don't know why this exists...

  • iiiiiiitttttttttttt @programming.dev
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    🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

  • Wikipedia @lemmy.world
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    Ring of Fire

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  • ich_iel @feddit.org
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    ich🍃iel

  • Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup @lemmy.ml
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    0.33 “Reforge Yourself”

    crawl.develz.org /wordpress/0-33-reforge-yourself
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    ich🐦iel

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    TIL last-modified timestamp of a dir updates when a file/subdir is added/renamed/deleted

  • Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup @lemmy.ml
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    Trunk Update and 0.33 Tournament Announcement

    crawl.develz.org /wordpress/trunk-update-and-0-33-tournament-announcement
  • Famose Worte @feddit.org
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    verschlagworten

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  • Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup @lemmy.ml
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    A bit too real...

  • Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup @lemmy.ml
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    "Ecumenical" Temple

  • ich_iel @feddit.org
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    ich🛍️iel

  • shitty vegan food porn @lemmy.world
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    pickle and peanuts for dinner