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  • stuff like this tends to happen, if people look only at the operations the code does, but not what it's doing it with, those abstractions are often not clean because we lost the sight on what things represent.

    e.g. calculating prices for selling stuff to a business might have enough differences to calculating prices for selling stuff to a private person, that having two different mehtods for that is easier to understand than having a single one with a genreous amount of ifelse thrown in there for cases that only matter for one type of transaction.

  • create an account on another lemmy instance, if you can see images there it's probably a federation issues the admins of your instance have to look into, if you still can't see images check if other communities on lemmy.world have issues for you to, if yes it's something on your end, could be an issue with the client you are using, a dns problem or the domain is blocked on your network.

  • japan has pretty harsh punishmemts for distirbuting "indecent" stuff and thus the industry self censors and turning penises and vaginas into mosaics seems enough to make everybody look the other way.

    so pretty much the same reason you probably won't see naked breasts in american movies aimed at teens or kids, just with a different view on what's seen as decent and what not and in which context.

  • sounds like a talkshow hosted by Jürgen Domian

    https://youtu.be/BFPa0Vp2MYQ this is the story about the ground meat enthusiast.

    He hosted radio talkshows since the mid 90s where people would call in and could talk about a lot of things, not seldom about strange behavior or their romantic misadventures.

    dont make me listen to the poor guy again who inserted a rose into his penis as surprise for his girlfriend.

  • Morbus Kobold, excuse the kink to the german Wikipedia, it seems like the rest of the world lacks critical research about this topic.

  • I've heard about people being encouraged to use AI-Tools and monitoring how they are used is good to identify if people are actually more productive with it, but forcing people to use it seems like forcing a gardener to use an excavator where a shovel would have been a sensible option.

    and atleast so far the experience at work is, that stuff that the AI can handle somewhat reliable, we have determinstic tools for. guess working a boring java job has its perks :D

  • who gets fired if they don't use garbage generators?

  • a seeing stone, allowing one to gaze at basically anything at anytime.

    however you'll never know who is watching with you and how they might influence you.

  • that just seems like putting the same work into 'spec' i now put into code, but having to hope the ai produces something usable, and not like something that would save actual effort.

    my boss is going to love that though...

  • busybox and uutils from the top of my hat.

  • i'd guess most christians see it as a symbol for the sacrifice jesus made for them, even though the catholic church official stand is that the bread is jesus actual body and the wine is his blood in the ritual of communion.

    i think overall it's just to abstract to register as canibalism, even though people feasting on their saviour is a funny thought.

  • https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Copy,_cut_and_paste

    i assume you are discovering (n)vims registers here. vim does not copy to your clipboard nor from it, unless you specify a special register for the operation.

    it's one of those cases where vim feels off, until you find an awesome way to utilize it, then it's feeling like the greatest editor ever again.

  • aah, so it's more a choice about the intended sound or flow of a text and not necessary a difference in grammatic constructs, simmiliar to using an oxford comma, or not.

    interesting, i'll have to pay some attention to that, when reading.

  • do they serve a purpose, that is not fulfilled by the humble ","?

  • About GNUnet

    What is GNUnet?

    GNUnet is an alternative network stack for building secure, decentralized and privacy-preserving distributed applications. Our goal is to replace the old insecure Internet protocol stack. Starting from an application for secure publication of files, it has grown to include all kinds of basic protocol components and applications towards the creation of a GNU internet.

  • That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die.

    Elder Gods don't just die.

  • don't eat flats, you'll never finish one and then somebody has to handle a leaky living space.

  • MELONE!

  • libreELEC, but that's just a distribution shipping kodi.

    you might be able to utilize steam big picture/steamOS with different browser shortcuts and applications added as non-steam games to open streaming services in kiosk mode or other mediaplayers , that way you'd have good controller support, if you create control schemes for various things.

  • oh i hate that.

    I was promised to work on projects, projects by definition have an end date, which would mean i'd work on new projects after a given time, because old projects are done.

    the projects?

    • keeping this boring ass old product running!
    • building a product and keeping it running.

    i don't mind the keeping it running part so much, i mind that those are my "projects" until someone decides they don't want the product anymore.

    hells for boring ass old project, there is basically zero new stuff, just cleaning up messes earlier devlopers left.