jeffhykin

sd or nothing. I'm never dealing with sed's slow and out of date regex ever again

I'm late but; Sunlight alarm clock. Best purchase ever. Wake up on time without feeling like crap or pressing the snooze button.

Is there a decent app for this?

Why not both?

Without thinking about it much, my understanding was that each line of the stack trace referred to a real line, even though the block as a whole wasn't a program.

But! because of this comment I went and checked the lines of those stack traces. And in fact, they're not real lines, just the C++ type expansion.

That said I've got a another half as bad example that is real so Ive edited the comment to point to that example instead.

Sorry, it looks like I kicked up a fire and I didn't mean to do that.

I'm a bit sad I didn't hear anything about the satire article. I thought you would like the idea. 😕 For context, it's motivated by threads like this

If you're willing to talk about it, I'm still curious if you think the article a good idea.

I just see this Pokemon meme happening a lot in the polticial space. People cant say "that seems like a good idea" if the idea came from "the enemy ™". It's really sad when an idea isn't adopted only because of that. Maybe the UK is better about it, but I see it happen every day in the US.

That's all I wanted to get across.

Sorry if my original comment was unclear. Labels and ideologies are useful, and I didn't intended to derail the original point over what owership means. I want ideas to be judged and accepted based on merit rather than what faction they came from.

If you can, instead of publishing, just keep a weekly or monthly "dear future self" log somewhere online. Once the basics are up, people can ask about the missing details, and it's a lot easier to reply and fill in the gaps than it is to sit down an write up a comprehensive summary.

I’m building a solar-powered temporary immersion bioreactor

Hahaha this is definitely the most Solarpunk thing

You might be interested in this; I want to write a satrical piece titled "Roads, Utilities, and Libraries are Socialist and have no place in America!"

But actually the satire is against every ideology. Even the most socialist countries usually have the idea of "my bed", "my house", etc. There's still some form of ownership, and market driven prices.

The real point of the satire is; saying "oh that's a socialist idea" or "that is a capitalist idea" is stupid. Don't call right to repair socialist, just (truethfully) say it has bi-partisan support. Making a big deal about ideology is not helping the adoption rate. Ideas should be accepted when they're good ideas, not because they have a label. So don't label them.

I appreciate the tip. I've been getting involved with my local Cycling and Pedestrian board, and really want to get them to see things differently.

I feel like infrastructure is the real place to start for Solarpunk.

I also do a lot of FOSS. Recently I've been working with the open street maps API, which. has been awesome. I really want to make some automated metrics that let me say "doing XZY would be the most high impact change".

Not even just trolls, I have yet to come across a clearly-bad post that wasn't already downvoted to oblivion, or a clearly-good post that had a negative total. And the csam response? Straight up world-class defense system faster than any megacorp could've scrambled together.

Lemmy users are anything but passive when it comes to trash showing up in the feed.

If you think that's good, then you're gonna love this "simplified" real code posted as a real issue on one of my Github repos.

Edit: updated link to address the stack-trace comment