From what I understand, Ada does not have an equivalent to Rust’s borrow checker. There’s efforts to replicate that for Ada, but it’s not there yet.

Thanks. I’m not intending to push anything here. She has some other interesting articles and I came across this one on her blog while I was reading those. Didn’t really see any discussion online about it, and thought this would be a good community for evaluating the claims. I’m coming from a place where I think stuff like this that tries to make concrete claims from data is best discussed and picked apart, especially since it didn’t come across as bad faith to me, but I can understand that might not be a view shared by everyone.

Pretty much exactly this: Ghost - Call Me Little Sunshine

Hexbear in a nutshell. They externalize their self-hatred onto others because it’s easier than actually fixing themselves

I think !shortstories@literature.cafe would be a good place for it. The community sidebar says your own stories are welcome. You might want to add that you’re specifically looking for feedback

mapcomplete has integration with this site:

https://mangrove.reviews/

I’ve also seen this project:

https://lib.reviews/

It just means having to micromanage a particular unit’s actions. I like it more when I can say “patrol this area, return fire and advance a bit if necessary, but no further than this”, instead of having to flip back to those units constantly to manage them. IMO it’s more thematic anyways for a sci fi game, you’re probably going to have units with a basic AI in them in-universe.

I recently checked out BAR and liked it. I don’t like micro in RTS games, because I always think “a computer can do this better than I could”, so it’s nice that they’ve got good unit automations available.

If you’re not using a custom ROM, you’re leaking info like a sieve to OnePlus. I moved to LineageOS because the default OS was sending every app you opened and when to the mothership. Even if they’ve stopped that, they’ve got every incentive to suck you dry, and you’ll spend much more time fighting your OS than if you just switch to a different one.

You’re going to get a lot of comments about Ubuntu and snaps. Definitely one of the reasons I switched away from it.

Gary Larson has commented on how he accidentally writes some pretty indecipherable comics. His most famous one even has its own Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_tools

!datahoarder@lemmy.ml looks active and seems like a good place for it

I expect it’s pretty close to the same demographic as early Reddit, left-leaning technologists. The Reddit dickery has given it a smattering of “everyone else” as they’ve been migrating away from Reddit.

I got my family on Signal by buying them each a drink to install it. Might be worth trying

It’s the midpoint before we ascend to enlightenment with NixOS