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roux2scour

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  • let's get controversial with the holiday question's.

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  • I didn't knew about smorrebrod until today, and it doesn't really go in my definition of sandwich, but if you tell me that it is culturally accepted as a sandwich, it would indeed bring more useless and delicious debates to my life

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  • Ok in english it's a dish, the word i used in french was "met" which desigh only the food, bot the plate, meaning "dish[met] made of container of container and containee" implies both are part of the met and then edible. Sorry for the translation unclarity

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  • Most people don't consider paper cup as an edible part of the dish, the cup goes in third party accesories classification

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  • The info probably got lost in translation. Container and conatained implies on around the other. In french this sounds obvious, maybe not in english

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  • It would be a toast then, you must make the container be around the containee

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  • It indeed doesn't really fit the definition we have. It is a real source of disagreement among us between those who wants to reject it from sandwich and those who wants to review the ruling.

    This edgecase is really interesting and your opinion on that matter is welcomed

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  • Absolutely from article 1 as disturbing as it look.

    I would also argue that 2 ramen blocks are not easy to eat in the street or anywhere as it would make fragment everywhere, making it hard to pass article 2

    Also the cultural factor (no society eats 2 ramen noodle block like that) can eliminate it from the sandwich classification, but it remains in the sandwich logic.

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  • After a lengthy (around 4 hours) discussion among our roommates, we came along with a common definition of what is commonly referred to as a “sandwich”: 

    - Article 1: A sandwich is a dish consisting of a container and a filling. 

    - 1.1: The container must consist of one or two connected parts 

    - 1.2: It must be possible to retrieve the container without destroying it 

    - 1.3: The container must consist of a starchy base.

    - Article 2: The sandwich must be able to be eaten in public without any non-edible third-party items (including tables, cutlery, napkins, and so on).

    - Article 3: The customary way of consuming the sandwich must be compatible with the process described in Article 2. 

    Note: The sandwich is culturally defined; therefore, Article 3 is based on cultural criteria. In case of doubt, Articles 1 and 2 take precedence.

    Everything here have been debated from an occidental and french persoective.

    Me and my roommates would be very happy to explore new perspectives and contradictions as it would force us to make a more precise definition of the sandwich

    According to us, hot dog is a sandwich as it fullfill article 1 and 2

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  • Excuse me, but "2 slices of bread" rule for me is nonsense. I do sandwiches by cutting a baguette in the lenght without separating in two parts. Maybe it's due to different cultural interpretations, but for me hot dog is a sandwich, just a specific one

  • Nancy Takes Out a Loan

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  • HOW DID I NOT SEE IT IN 3 SEC ?

  • Why do I lose my temper if I'm blocked from a community or by a user?

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  • Why ? Because they just taken from you the power of annoying them. And some person do not like losing power over someone

  • It's actually that simple.

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  • Id say hesitating yes require a proper confirmation. If the person doesn't look sure to you, ask them ?

  • Above the system [grickle]

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  • He didn't even get the "get out of prison premium" card

  • Is it worth to learn javascript for making a little incremental game as a side project ?

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  • Mmmh why ?

    Rust looks nice but i don't see why it would particularely fit this project, + i already know C, Go and python so learning another generalist language doesn't hit me as a priority right now ?

  • Is it worth to learn javascript for making a little incremental game as a side project ?

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  • Yeah i was thinking this was the perfect time to learn new things without pressure, thanks for confirming my thought :)

  • Is it worth to learn javascript for making a little incremental game as a side project ?

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  • Dumb me asking devs if i should do dev things :) i wanted to be sure that it was a good direction for my project, + right now a guy named claude is slowly destroying my motivation to learn code further so maybe i just needed to ask a community to find motivation back and feel supported :b

  • Is it worth to learn javascript for making a little incremental game as a side project ?

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  • Thanks ! I tried Godot once but the ui didn't click with me, idk, i think i prefer when everything is a line of code, but maybe i was not in the right mood at that time, i should maybe give it anither chance someday

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  • Oh wow this looks overkill for my project here but i keep this link somewhere, i didn't know this existed thanks

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    roux2scour @jlai.lu

    Is it worth to learn javascript for making a little incremental game as a side project ?

  • Will Piefed ever be ported to Go language instead of Python?

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  • Go is very nice to use (i think) and well designed for server backends, but honestly, today's python can do approximatively the same with the right librairies, so remake everything with Go might be harder than just optimizing python, + python is way more easy to maintain imas it is used by more people