crispy_kilt @ crispy_kilt @feddit.de

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Many people are learning English as a foreign language through using it on the internet. Lazy native speakers hsing it incorrecrly despite knowing it better makes that very difficult, as they learn mistakes they later have to unlearn.

I am always glad when people point out such mistakes, for this reason.

Try to completely delete your browser data, cookies, cache, etc.

The website might've set a cookie or something in your browser that marks your location when the VPN wasn't working properly and is using this now to identify you despite the fixed VPN.

It can

Because she feels safe there.

Try to create more places in your home that are exclusively hers (don't place any of your things there, basically don't use it in any way). The spots should be up high, or else protected from three sides and from above. A little shelf in a corner near the ceiling is a good idea. Make them confortable, maybe put a soft blanket or something.

If the cat is in her safe spot, don't try to take her away - it will make her regard the spot as not safe.

Don't wash the blanket or whatever soft thing you put there unless absolutely necessary. And if you do, don't use anything that smells, like dryer sheets or fragrant detergent. Cats are very sensitive to smells, and if the place smells foreign she will no longer feel like it is hers.

Functional state management is fine

Is this some joke I'm too Rust to understand?

Scala? Can we reimplement it in Rust?

Avoid shared mutable state like the plague in any paradigm and you'll be fine

Needs more monads

It's impressive the soldier can move so fast despite his absolutely massive balls of steel

Wasting two mines, two grenades and a few bullets is nothing if it means saving just a single soldier. Russia is wasting its men, Ukraine doesn't.

It's normie-accessible

Thanks, US puritanism.

I believe readability is mostly about experience. The more you read, and the more familiar you get with the typical idioms, the easier and faster it gets.

Rust puts a lot more information into the type system than C#, the result is much better type safety and compile time guarantees at the expense of longer and more complex type signatures. This also plays a part. But for me, I love strong, expressive type systems. I want my program to fail compilation, not explode at runtime.

Calme-toi, elle n'appartient à personne.

Who cares?

She called him an old madman in the link posted. She's one of the good ones

Cniles

Masochists (C++)

Rust.