@elilla Wait, that's the Lidl cloud, isn't it??
Free software is about granting people rights, and as such it is incompatible with racism. It is incompatible with homophobia. It is incompatible with "gender critical" ideology. Those people all reject the idea that all humans have rights based on who they are are ideologically incompatible with free software and deserve to be sidelined. We can replace anyone's contributions, we can't replace all those they drive away.
since i see we're brassicaposting again, once again i'd like to share this figure from a peer reviewed academic paper
@modulux The problem is less the trying to solve issues through technology, and more the doing so at the expense of other factors, often even reinventing 'solutions' in a worse way than what we already have by insisting that it be solved by technology and not in any other way.
military, detransition, transmisia
when they talk about "men" using self-ID legislation and similar to avoid conscription and write in contingencies to suspend legal gender changes I need y'all to be aware that they mean us with that. they will have no qualms about conscripting transfems info the military and force-detransitioning them. what do you think has been happening in Ukraine?
oppose imperialism always, but y'all can miss me with uncritical support of nation states and patriarchal institutions.
@serapath Only partly; it has the nominal typing and allows injecting things into scope (see eg. the preludes)
@natty How does one load modules if there is no resolution?
@natty I mean, a package manager isn't really necessary for this property to hold true; but the language does need to define a dependency model (even if it leaves the providing of those dependencies undefined).
Node.js had the node_modules structure before npm existed, for example, and that structure is what gave it this property
@marvado Een hoop mensen. Ik kwam het net weer tegen in de documentatie voor een andere taal (Vale), maar het is bij lange na niet de eerste keer dat ik dit hoor.
@serapath It would, but I'm looking for things that aren't JS :)
@serapath @jacksonchen666 That already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Computer_Language_Benchmarks_Game
The problem is that the data is completely useless for any practical purpose, because real-world performance bottlenecks are basically never in the things being tested, and often aren't even computationally bound to begin with
@raito It's where I put all my various notes and writings :)
@jacksonchen666 It isn't at all though!
I am (still) looking for programming languages that meet the two following requirements:
1. Has a project-local, nested dependency/module mechanism (see https://wiki.slightly.tech/books/miscellaneous-notes/page/transitive-dependencies-and-the-commons for explanation)
2. Does *not* have an import-all feature; ie. a way to import a module that causes all its contents to be injected into scope directly. I want languages that require explicit references of some kind (prefixing things with the module name is good enough).
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