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anselmschueler, to NixOS
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APOLOGIES

Today I posted about naively assuming the leadership didn't do anything, promoting the open letter. That was a mistake, I should've checked before. There has apparently been movement to correct the problems

anselmschueler,
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I still stand by https://save-nix-together.org, but the threat it in is no longer applicable.

anselmschueler, to random
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@chvp @jakehamilton In fact I did not.

jakehamilton,
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@anselmschueler @chvp you came out here with ENERGY and that's what matters!

The good news is that change is happening. How much and how successful it will be remain to be seen.

anselmschueler, to programming
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In my opinion, C’s declaration-follows-usage is in and of itself not bad, merely idiosyncratic. Where it gets super bad is when you declare the identifier via the declarator and assign to the identifier not via the declarator in the same line.

#c #programming

anselmschueler,
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@glaskows As I understand it: int * is the type of x_ptr, but int is the type of *x_ptr. The declaration, syntactically, is not the type int * juxtaposed with x_ptr, but the type int juxtaposed with the declarator *x_ptr. This is most clearly demonstrated by multiple declarations with one type: int *a, b means a is a pointer, b isn’t. The type int * is an independent construction formed by omitting the identifier from the declarator.

glaskows,
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@anselmschueler I see the multiple declaration as broken syntax. If you omit that, then everything fits together.

anselmschueler, to random
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why

holgerschurig,

@anselmschueler Weil ... Orrrdnung (rollendes R) muss sein!

anselmschueler, to programming
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which C indentation/formatting/brace style do you like the best

#c

C code indented in reverse: what would usually be the lowest indent is the highest and vice-versa. The effect is exaggerated by indenting/splitting on more things (e.g. parentheses have an extra level between the parent and the child)
C code indented by a peculiar rule: All text is aligned in a grid based on tokens, and the columns’ widths are as small as can be. Between all tokens there must be a space, incl. before and after parentheses, except when parentheses follow each other, and except in the include preprocessor directive. Asterisks for pointers are counted as parts of the token they concern, but all tokens are aligned so that the first non-asterisk characters have the same column. All blocks are indented by one space and completely reset this layout within them. Parentheses that do not induce blocks are followed by line breaks, and commas also. Commas are also treated as part of the token they follow. There is a point in the code where “char

louis,
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@anselmschueler Looks like you applied three different SQL formatting styles to C. I that intentional?

anselmschueler, to GNOME
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Why don't they just include all the old wallpapers in by default? Why does there need to be the nostalgia app (which isn't updated frequently enough)? The wallpapers are nice!

bragefuglseth,
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@anselmschueler Because of the file sizes :)

anselmschueler, to haskell
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dpwiz,
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@anselmschueler At least it isn’t > or something like that. Ew.
anselmschueler, to Birds
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a small bird with black feathers and gold-brown spots taking off from a bench at a train station
a small bird with black feathers and gold-brown spots looking to the side

anselmschueler, to python
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Convoluted way to check if an element is included in all sublists in Python

anselmschueler,
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@tshirtman don't you have to write all(y in xs for xs in xss)?

tshirtman,
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@anselmschueler ah, maybe indeed, i guess i was thinking of map(), not all().

anselmschueler, to random
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what do you call this brace style #c

slink,
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@anselmschueler no idea if it has a name. i'd call it clisp.

anselmschueler, to python
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Just learned that 3.12 will include arbitrarily nested f-strings and remove limitations on expressions inside them! That's cool.

folkerschamel,

@anselmschueler
I'm still promoting the philosophy of having only one non-trivial operation per statement. Use multiple statements together with well-named helper variables otherwise.
Always remember: You are not writing code for the compiler, but for other humans (including the future version of yourself).🙂

anselmschueler, to random
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I have unsuccessfully installed Arch Linux

levi,

@anselmschueler I use broken Arch btw? 😀

anselmschueler,
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@levi I think I messed up the systemd-boot configuration

anselmschueler, to mastodon
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Does editing a post to include hashtags cause it to appear in timelines of those following the hashtag or doesn't it? #mastodon

BlakeL,

@anselmschueler It shows up in search, at least over here on Calckey... not sure how helpful that is

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