Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

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Programmers only!

#EvanPoll #poll

Which of these three software designs is best?

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class Noun {
/* ... */
}

function verb(noun) {
/* ... */
}

let noun = new Noun()

let result = verb(noun)

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class Noun {
/* ... */
verb(noun) {
/* ... */
}
}

let noun = new Noun()

let result = noun.verb()

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class Noun {
/* ... */
}

class Verber {
/* ... */
verb(noun) {
/* ... */
}
}

let noun = new Noun()
let verber = new Verber()

let result = verber.verb(noun)

I had to do it...

If you can, please donate to the orgs currently urgently evacuating people in the affected parts of the 🇺🇦 Kherson region:

https://helpingtoleave.org/en#donate

https://vostok-sos.org/en/i-wanna-help/rekvizyty-dlia-hroshovoho-perekazu/

p.p.s. Someone has pointed out that lemmy.ml (the official Lemmy instance) resolves to the same IP address as lemmygrad.ml (the instance that contains the most disturbing material).

Lemmy.ml also federates with lemmygrad, and the devs advertise lemmygrad on their "join lemmy" site.

Do the Lemmy developers themselves run the lemmygrad.ml site? (Its main logo is a tank, incidentally.)

Submodules are probably the ugliest piece of suck that Git has to offer. The entire idea that your repo must depend on some other repos -- which may or may not be available -- is just a recipe for failure. This is especially true when submodules are hosted by a different user or even on an entirely different git hosting, i.e. out of the top repo owner's control.

The obvious solution would be to include the submodule commits into the top repository as a kind of sub-repo, with its own history but still contained within the same .git directory. But git people are spethial beyond any measure and excel only in their arrogance.

By the way, between this and Leunuchs, I really think that Loinooos Torovaltos isn't very good at programming. Both of his famous projects are just a bunch of ugly hacks that have only become successful through sheer power of autism. It's just yet another case of writing a lot of code quickly and making it just barely work that helps him to stay ahead of the competition.

This post is inspired by me trying to reverse engineer a bunch of code from a repo that misses submodules, because those have been lost to time.

help fediverse! installed a bunch of random flatpak apps in micro os desktop, uninstalled all of them and then verified = nothing unused

started with 2+ gb free space and now down to 603. where did all the free space go? @sysrich @FlatpakApps

#linux #desktop #foss #flatpak #opensource #os #microos #opensuse #fediverse #alttext

so..
I had a model in red plastic,
... I covered it in white primer
... and then in a pink coat
... and then I realised not everything should be pink
... so I start covering in white paint parts of the model
... then I realised I have too many layers of paint
... I started removing paint with isopropyl alcohol
... luckily the primer stayed
... I ended up with this "chipping paint" effect 🤣I will be covering this anyway but it's an interesting effect of removing a layer to see undercoat paint