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I should write a huge text about how is a great language and is getting better all the time.
Just to dilute the stream of negativity constantly appearing on feeds.

Maybe *you* should too.

Gosh, I sometimes hate that the LSPs are a thing now. People really like to dunk on and its "toolchain" for LSP deficiencies.

Come on, people, this stuff is barely mature by itself.

And you really can do without it.

@sanityinc I don't get the point in the post. If you don't like the tempo, you just stay on whatever the LTS suits you. If a library is too fancy for you, don't touch it. Hate YAMLy hpack? Sure, use cabal. Love it? Do the other way around.

@wiredfire @dansup @GuyDudeman @wedistribute E2E in a closed source system under USA compliance, yeah, sure. Totally not lame.

I have no illusions with Telegram here, it's a public comms platform to share cat pics. You don't use that if you need E2E.

Trading away comfort of multi-device account and non-bloated open source clients for a clown mask of "security" doesn't cut it for me.

@dpiponi From where he would fall out?
A> Out of favor
B> Out of window
C> Out of plane
D> Out of service

* 50:50
* Phone a friend
* Ask the audience

@gregeganSF Finally, a "to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀 " I can stand for.

@wiredfire @wedistribute @dansup @GuyDudeman you just described Telegram, sans the Facebook part. And it has working cross-device synchronization, not the lame "proxy me to via mobile app".

@brokenix@emacs.ch kinda like this

launchMissiles = runIO \world0 ->
let
(world1, ()) = openShafts world0
(world2, missiles) = prepareVehicles world1
in
launch world2 missiles

You can look up the real definition in `base` sources.

A real implementation performs the I/O as the associated monad is evaluated, and relies on lazy evaluation to only evaluate the monad that is returned 

@brokenix@emacs.ch Eh... no. You can do arbitrary IO without ever touching monads or something else beyond lambdas.

software licensing 

Just spotted some blurb on the net and it made me cringe in pain.

> Some people, when they first encounter REUSE, run into a couple of things that are very different from what they are used to. They miss the long legal blurbs at the tops of files, miss the COPYING/LICENSE file in the root of the repository, think that .license files clutter the directory, or find it very strange that even insignificant non-code files get licensing headers.

...
..
.
:scremcat:

And they are fucking right! Software licensing^W lawyering is bullshit and basically a cancer.

@boilingsteam powerful enough to run emulated games? Powerful enough for me.

My first PCs (and SPARCstation) were way less powered than that.

@jalcine @cwebber@octodon.social what if the real links were the friends we made along the way

@amiloradovsky @freakazoid You don't even need much "model". A pattern randomizer works just fine: zykure.github.io/acid-banger/

Add some constraints to match the game state and you're golden.

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