Great, let’s end nation states as they’re forced collectivist groups, and they refuse to acknowledge failures.
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Blogging is social media. Social media is a pox on humanity. “Here’s my arbitrary line in the sand! And my Patreon! Cause my group can’t admit it’s failings!”
Addiction to ignoring destructive externalities should be a concern.
Industrial behavior is requiring more air conditioning which is requiring more industrial behavior.
We tend to think in loops but interlocking rings of an infinite number of loops (functions) is a far more interesting visual to me.
One little loop over on the bottom may not broadcast info such that it reaches a little loop up top after pivoting 90 degrees. There’s a lot of information noise in between.
Put a different energy source in that bottom loops coordinates though.
Physics beats social ideology every time. The free market is being used to destroy the species, and many people in charge believe in the right to force their human death cult on us.
Freedom from is being set aside for freedom to.
Eventually the masses will accept moral relativism as they have in the past if the options remain constrained to “what a minority of wealth holders say.” A whole lot of folks still live in “story mode” out there.
Surely very few novel code fragments are really needed to give rise to the few we find most useful.
It’s all very ship of Theseus. Is it still C++ given all the change? Could we not have replaced some of the unsafe boards without tossing it all? Seems C++ did quite a bit in that direction.
That manliest of conditions kicked in among computer language nerds of the 90s in their 20s, IMO. Hung up on subjective artistry and sanctimonious power plays.
Money is a completely abstract thing and at this point says nothing about the material economics. It’s used to manage agency.
Essentially we allowed people $11 billion in human agency to occur for scientific reasons.
Sorry we didn’t put more of it into cars and video games, but your economy surely benefited from people doing the real economic exchange this required.
Personally I’d love to put it into designer drugs we can use to let me hallucinate a reality where miserly bean countering control freaks don’t exist, since we’re all going to die anyway and entropy will erode the universe.
Excepting rules against violence and careless end of the species, why all the rules?
Surely shining light on and fixing those issues would have resulted in C/C++ essentially becoming what Rust hopes to be.
But western kids needed to found new big business and institutionalize math.
Seems the west has a real issue with oligarchs needing to manage the masses. No one can be rich unless an institution has decided they are correctly rich.
I’m using it for the first time and have been wondering what all the horror stories are about.
But then realize those horror stories were from 15+ years ago.
Did we need Rust?
Or did we need to build out the C and C++ ecosystems to make them easy and safe?
How many hours spent on all these languages for a few folks to build fiefdoms upon? Every human endeavor has a group of swindlers that tell you they’re helping but in hindsight often looks like they just got in the way.
I’ve been iterating and abstracting a project layout tool into just the right thing for about a decade.
It’s like remix and all those frontend bootstrap wizards/tools, but it bootstraps projects in any language with my preferences.
It prompts me to ask if it should fetch my favorite deps (Requests for Python, or my own go CLI builder since Cobra is to bloated and complex for my needs) depending on the language I’m using for the project. I don’t always need them but I can get them in place fast.
IMO using everyone else’s tools is boring. I don’t see a blacksmith getting tongs from another blacksmith. I can’t hope to be an expert if I just import experts code. Seeing something like bash and being expected to believe that means anything when I can just write my own; those old guys made syntax art which actually just made “computing” hard. That was job security as much as anything.
Too many people don’t realize listening to others tell you not to do X is just giving them a monopoly.
Wait, not like that?
Blogging is social media. Social media is a pox on humanity. “Here’s my arbitrary line in the sand! And my Patreon! Cause my group can’t admit it’s failings!”