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so is it that both these fuckers are ideologically bankrupt, or are they willing complicit ghouls?

(as usual) I made the mistake of looking at their posting history

three internet cookies if you know what’s behind door number one

go sealion on someone else’s doorstep

the poster themselves would have to answer but generally I find the answer to be no

a rather particular form of inductive reasoning. not quite induncetive, but close

I don’t mean just raytheon/MICshit but also the broader use of the technique by extraction-grifters

yep, and alongside: go-nowhere hype-du-jour businesses are a remarkably good vehicle for pushing money from A->B for many of these people

this post gave me a couple rounds of whiplash but this was the hardest turn on the rollercoaster:

when they tried to summarize the findings of growth mindset and quickly dismissing it without couching in the ongoing reproducibility issue in psychology

do you people come off a factory line like this?

aha, ty

[*] and I feel like I have to specify here

and like all C things, the specificities of pointer mechanics might mean any one of a number of things and they’re all correct

eigen “I’ll call it ironic if people call me on my shit” robot

why are you posting

I don’t think it’s exclusively due to rust but it’s a very cool change

can only imagine how much wailing and consternation it must be causing in some areas

we had a poster here a while back that had an experience (a friend of theirs did a low-effort “happy birthday” prompt to send to them), but it looks like the thread is gone because they’re moving their account

extremely fucking oof that it’s a one-click button next to the input

Man, I didn’t even know how to react to this nonsense

same way as other nazis - boop 'em on the nose

I’d be willing to wager a guess that this fragile little flower has never had a “physical altercation” in their life and would walk away with fucking ~ptsd from a single “hey that shit is not okay” boop

this hints at is that these people are dumb and fundamentally incurious

if you’re talking about eigenrowboat, I don’t think I agree. they’re quite curious, but they “just” go in with a particular viewpoint and a desire to “prove their point” in the most prevaricating way possible. it’s no accident that the entire sphere of “how do we make scientific racism and nazism more socially palatable” gravitates around these fuckers. if you’re instead talking about them making these comments in a “see the poor are dumb and useless and thus deserve what they get”, well, see aforementioned shitty opinions

aww, is the poor baby missing that maybe there’s people who don’t want to talk to them because of how much of a piece of shit they are? how sad

lefty approach of using generational insolvency as a pretextual cudgel to install socialism

this dipshit continues to make the most astounding not-even-wrong posts. guess they’re angling for a job as the next Noahpinion or Yglesias

yep yep - didn’t mean to argue with your post inasmuch as to fill in details to the fork, but I guess I could’ve been clearer about that

that android project of some months was a venture into flutter (and haven’t touched it before)

I had similar impressions on some things, and mixed on other

dart’s a moderately good language with some nice primitive, tooling overall is pretty mature, broad strokes works well for variant targeting and shit

libraries though holy shit the current situation (then) was a mess. one minor flutter sdk upgrade and a whole bunch of things just exploded (serialisation things in nosql-type libraries I tried to use for the ostensible desired magic factor (just went back to sqlite stuff again after)). this can’t have been due to sdk drift alone, and felt like an iceberg problem

and then the documentation: fucking awful, for starting. excellent as technical documentation once you grok shit but before that all the examples and things are terrible. lots of extremely important details hidden in single mentions in offhand sentences in places that if you don’t happen to be looking at that exact page good luck finding it. this, too, felt like inadequate care and attention by el goog

I imagine if one is working with this every day you know the lay of the land and where to avoid stepping into holes, but wow was I surprised at how much it was possible to rapidly rakestep, given what the language pitches as

I know a bit about qgis + wfs (and surroundings)? enough to be dangerous tho

that’d be an interesting experiment but also that’s $2400 you could spend on more useful things, like bootstrapping your whiskey collection

classic warning case of someone getting high on their own supply