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@flop@eldritch.cafe yeah that still makes no sense..

i really don't want to get out of bed, but i have to, and that sucks

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@flop@eldritch.cafe "security" "expert", that makes no sense at all....

i've played 10 hours of runescape... yesterday evening + today...

fucking hell I had a sliver of energy/focus and then I got distracted by going to the toilet and when I came back playing with some sand simulator.. guess i'll just go to bed now or something??

“Not trying to sound all depressing but this song would be incredible to listen to just sitting in the middle of a street while it’s pouring rain and you hear this all around you”

not sure if this helps to clarify what I meant? long 

@thufie @starless kind of agreed on that, with the caveat that imo it's nicer to have separate modules (still managed by the same org/person!, still a single source of trust), so things remain independently versioned and updatable. Otherwise you end up with big monolithic kitchensink frameworks like lodash.

What you see often is that there is a whole swath of libraries being used, but they're all part of a dependency 'constellation' managed by just a few people/org anyways. The metric to look at is *never* dependency count, but the amount of parties to trust, which does not correlate linearly in the ecosystem

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drew devault is such an assclown

@thufie no that's kind of missing the point, github.com/parro-it/awesome-mi has a whole list of articles explaining that you cannot know up front that a piece of code, even if it seems trivial, will never need an update. With a package, it can be updated everywhere, with a copy-pasted stackoverflow snippet, not so much

if you're going to make bad toots, at least use the word webshit so my filter catches them

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thank you fedi for making me log off to go to the store :|

@julialuna@chaos.social except node.js is fucking great

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