throwaw3y · HackerTrans

hace 2 mesesdiscuss

Don't you think our society has already pushed too far in the direction of mandated helicopter parenting? You can hardly let your kids play independently nowadays in the US without getting a CPS check-up due to someone believing kids should be on leashes; what your proposing is significantly more draconian

throwaw3y

hace 3 mesesdiscuss

Well, you'd be incorrect in my case. Guess that's the funny thing about stereotypes.

throwaw3y

hace 4 mesesdiscuss

"it's easy, just stop believing so much in your religion and attempting to pass on your learned life lessons to your kids". Well said.

throwaw3y

hace 4 mesesdiscuss

> until doing so no longer contributes to my own healing

Resentment is a poison willingly retained; I hope you find healing some day in letting go of those memories

throwaw3y

hace 4 mesesdiscuss

"Panic-free" labels are so difficult to ascribe without being misleading because temporal memory effects can cause panics. Pusher too much onto your stack because the function happened to be preceded by a ton of other stack allocations? Crash. Heap too full and malloc failed? Crash. These things can happen from user input, so labelling a function no_panic just because it doesn't do any unchecked indexing can dangerously mislead readers into thinking code can't crash when it can.

throwaw3y

hace 4 mesesdiscuss

> According to PH, Utah is one of their biggest states

This is actually one of those "turns out!" facts people like to bring up that isn't actually rooted in any solid data. It was widely circulates based on a misinterpreted 2009 Harvard study, and Utah generally ranked in middle or lower middle of the pack when it came to site traffic per capita by state (in years prior to SB287, that is--obviously now traffic is next to none because of the IP ban).

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