I love duck typing! dynamic typing is my issue…

probably just in your country, try a VPN or a youtube mirror?

honestly the funniest video I’ve seen all week

I have to disagree. Mint had far worse performance (basically unusable) than Pop OS for me. Not sure why, I had proper drivers in both cases… Just saying, installing steam is not all.

Nowadays I recommend Bazzite for gaming

Mastodon is also open source and decentralized, trying to turn it into anything else will meet so much resistance from the community, Mastodon will likely just get forked.

They don’t own most Mastodon servers anyway (I think only mastodon.social but not sure)

exactly 😭

Just having a sarcastic rant :D I like Mastodon but have trouble convincing my friends to join even though I think it aligns with their principles

I can’t wait to tell my fellow radical leftist friends about this amazing move that aligns with socialist and anarchist principles! Really looking forward to them coming up with excuses to keep using X and not even create an account on the mastodon instance I host for us! /s

How are you running your script?

(I have no idea how to solve your issue I’m just asking questions to sound smart and helpful)

Yep also doing rust! I forgot to do the one for today woops.

Got my solutions at https://codeberg.org/PotatoesFall/aoc2024

I’m something of a gopher myself you know

what is the rust one again. It looks so familiar but eludes me

edit: it’s nodejs

TIL go is an interpreted language and runs straight from source code!

not scary at all

I have seen some juniors really shoot themselves in the foot with rebasing, and I’ve been there as well before. I agree it can be useful, but it definitely requires understanding of what is going on :P

When people do a bunch of bulk renames on every commit, then you get this kind of problem a lot. But yeah still not gits fault

POV: Your codebase undergoes a full refactor for every feature

Basically the idea is to separate your system packages and your applications.

The system packages are installed and updated “atomically” i.e. in transactions. If a transaction fails, results in a broken system, or you just don’t like it, you can rollback anytime.

Applications on the other hand are usually installed in a containerized form. Basically, flatpak. You should avoid installing applications through the system package manager.

CLI apps is where it all gets interesting, and usually people use distrobox, docker/podman or toolbx to run stuff in containers. Although the universal blue project comes with brew prepackaged for when you want CLI apps installed system-wide without juggling containers.

The benefit is that your OS and your apps are separate. No dependencies breaking or conflicting. And if something does break, well just roll back.

People inexperienced with git can get stuck after doing some funky checkout / rebase stuff. If you don’t know your way around git so well, I guess this is the obvious solution.

ngl this looks fake as hell

any idea what the re in grep stands for?