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  • All these special values are from the spec for floating point numbers, integers don't have them, in JS specifically all numbers are floats.

    An Option<int> does a good of showing intent.

  • (do note I'm not the person you originally replied to)

    I believe you are very very wrong to think this, the opposition in israel, while portraying themselves as liberals, are just mask-on fascists, and you would know this if you talked to them.

    more than that, the bibi fans have even taken to calling the liberals the "just not bibi" party, which is probably a "broken clock is right twice a day" kind of thing, but surprisingly it holds as a criticism considering the one major thing the liberals differ with the far right is wanting the ultra orthodox jews to serve in the military like anyone else, but this criticism of the status quo is from the right, and i hope you can see why.

    Also this:

    Don't fall for it because it says what you want it to. The point is to make you drive the Israelis that don't like Bibi, to Bibi.

    Just reads out as "don't hold the israelis accountable, they will just do worse" and that is if I'm being generous. Do with that what you will

  • A whole lot more than 9 🫩

  • Squiduid Tentacles (Hebrew), just because names that end with -ward are kinda goofy sounding in our language.

  • Yes.

  • Cover the bottom half of the face, this man isn't smiling using his eyes.

  • The right's real harm is framed as hypothetical, while the left's harm is made to look "just as bad, without giving an example, you probably know this but your friend is pretty much a right winger.

  • Definitely, after the redesign i now have to read all the labels because just about everything has changed its layout

  • I gave up on trying/watching the second entry after realizing the first one just wasn't fun even in the "good" fights.

    It felt worse than the worse games in the original series, the fights we're not as fun or satisfying, and the game pretty much helped spawn the "modern game" meme, felt gross after finishing it.

  • I really want to see what happens to the web at large if given a way to create websites using wasm instead of js.

    I'm also looking forward to seeing if any new frameworks (with hopefully better APIs, robustness or just better practices) will be developed for the web, I'm tired of inaccessible React (or React-like) applications that break easily.

  • Polyphemus treatment

  • bliss

    Jump
  • Also it was made in GIMP in 5 minutes, and she doesn't know how to use GIMP, so you could do it yourself without much effort :⁠^⁠)

  • bliss

    Jump
  • On which community should i post it? (I dont think i have it in 4k, my partner made it for her 1920*1080 res laptop)

  • linuxmemes @lemmy.world

    bliss

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    How would i go about creating themes for a desktop environment like Cinnamon or KDE Plasma?

  • Australia out here doing Phase Shift Keying

  • Optimum Pride

  • There's no "default" way to install Sherlock Holmes, installing is a "what" not a "how"

  • That's me with Graveyard Keeper, started to play it to pass the time at a friend's, and learnt to hate it, the game's day-night cycle is so short it kind of puts my brain in a constant "do job" mode, never time to reorganize and reorder stuff.

    in Stardew Valley this is much less of a problem (the first year has this problem because of the community center), and in Animal Crossing this is not a problem at all and part of the main appeal is to furnish homes and to decorate your island.

    This post seems like its mostly pointing at men who play AAA games which are usually very straightforward and handholding about what to do.

  • I also come from python, actual meta-programming concepts are usually implemented via meta-classes, which I would describe as more complex than rust macros, in the "it takes longer to fully understand" sense.

    You could also generate python code and execute it if you don't mind the obvious security implications, but that's only a possibility thanks to it being an interpreted language, while rust macros can provide validations and readable error messages out of the box.

    To your post's point in general:

    • Python uses exceptions, rust uses errors as values, making rust more predictable.
    • Python uses Nullables (None | T) which require hand-written handling, instead of rust's Option<T> which has convenience methods and syntax support (... = maybe?).
    • Python has GC by default, and making a function fast requires delegating it to another programming language, meaning you usually would write python for software that needs not be performant.

    I have more points if you'd like to understand my position, and am willing to explain if you need.

  • Rust @programming.dev

    Inspired by madmo's post, my partner crocheted me a smaller but no less cute ferris :)

  • Rust @programming.dev

    This Week in Rust 632 · This Week in Rust

    this-week-in-rust.org /blog/2025/12/31/this-week-in-rust-632/
  • Anarchism and Social Ecology @slrpnk.net

    What brings you joy?

  • Free and Open Source Software @beehaw.org

    Looking for a PDF viewer with a specific feature

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    New to linux, would like some help setting up dual boot.

  • Python @programming.dev

    Any code editor support for Python 3.12 new type syntax yet (PEP 695)?