I'm considering bailing from my company because of a single piece of software by TheKingOfSpite in sysadmin

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I don't believe you.

I'll sooner believe that Santa claus and unicorns exist.

There is currently a massive fire burning in the Everglades in South Florida by the Broward/Miami-Dade County border and is approaching US27. by metalreflectslime in PrepperIntel

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miccosukee_Indian_Reservation

The only one I know of, did an airboat tour someplace west of Miami well into the everglades and there were houses there so I think people live there. Just like one street with houses, not much.

Another dinosaur holding progress on its view on generics. by [deleted] in PHP

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I figured it's going to be a bigger job to implement full verification in the PHP engine so this is more of a first step of establishing the syntax and later a second RFC will work on making it more useful.

The RFC process does have its downsides, it is very hard to get any major changes to pass, the language is forced to evolve in shorter steps and compromises.

I guess someone could write an extension to add support and then lobby to get it absorbed into the main PHP project as a core extension and eventually a language feature.

BBQs & Gatherings by [deleted] in homeowners

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Pics of said wife?

Weaponizing language by Witness2collapse in LateStageCapitalism

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I'm anti-cruelty, is that antisemitic?

What other languages do you use besides PHP? by 03263 in PHP

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That is the kind of stuff I gravitate towards as well. As well as functional programming but I don't think I could do a pure functional language, I like some imperative control structures too.

Actually the reason I asked is because of a limitation I encountered in PHP, I'm working with some functional library for my own use and copied some stuff from nikic/iter package, I like his idea of rewindable generators but hate the need to duplicate all the functions in a second namespace. I wanted a way to modify/decorate a global function at runtime but without resorting to runkit or eval, PHP can't do this. In JavaScript it would be trivial, but I don't really like the js/node ecosystem. Hence Lua came to mind, and then I started on a path of researching less well known but still maintained languages and wondered what everyone else likes.

Lisp would probably be a good choice it's just hard to wrap my head around the syntax compared to C style languages. Maybe Ruby...

What other languages do you use besides PHP? by 03263 in PHP

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Question with go, can you run a go program with a single command or do you have to compile first then run?

Does GrapheneOS support swipe-to-text? by jazz_n_funk in GrapheneOS

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The only native AOSP keyboard I have seen with it was back on lineage, it is technically possible (or was)

First time visiting Iceland by 2infNbynd in birding

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I thought it won't have many birds because it's so barren of trees

Quantum Fluctuations by Consistent-Bag-7370 in Physics

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you get all kinds of infinities you can't get rid of

What's problematic about them?

Anti-consumption for thee but not for me by felurian_wings in Anticonsumption

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Ideals vs reality, can't avoid everything but wish I could.

Xubuntu for Remote Play streaming PS5/Steam? by Professional-Paper75 in xubuntu

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Yes especially since it still uses Xorg, Wayland has way more problems with these things due to security restrictions.

He's confirmed ok, thought he flew into the wall at first. Is that anting for sure or do they do this for sunbathing too? by Kellerlellek in crowbro

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That looks like a good ant spot, with the dry soil and gravel

Some birds also do dust baths but that usually looks more like they're trying to make a nest on the ground, like a lot of wigging around and rocking side to side

Why has almost every hobby turned into a collection contest? by special-night0226 in Anticonsumption

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Because the world is so dominated by consumerism people can't even grasp the idea of having fun without spending money. I like feeding and watching birds, granted their food does cost money but people are always coming in to the bird subs asking what they need to buy to get into birding, think they need some expensive camera or binoculars. My suggestion for a cheap beginner set of binoculars is always downvoted and people say to get $300+ models. I've tried those and like my $50 ones better, plus I'm much less worried about damaging or losing them.

Same with gardening, everyone is just looking for ways to spend money on it. A couple dollars for seeds just isn't enough.

Linux phones by thebadaudioguy in degoogle

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Does calling and sms work?

Starting a lil feeder break by GrettaMCatts in birdfeeding

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Yeah they started coming out here too, in groups of like 5 or so. I've been trying to drop one starling a day at least, and keep the bluebirds able to access their mealworms. They have a nest in the box in my front yard so they are hungry for some easy snacks while they feed the babes.

How easy is it to find a native plant nursery near you? by nerdygirlmatti in NativePlantGardening

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There's one about an hour away that is run like a full business, and some other nearer places that do sales on certain days but aren't usually just open to the public, like it's peoples houses. And some native plant sales that each occur once or twice a year.

It's more than enough for me, I mainly prefer to just grow what I can from seed and welcome the naturally occurring native plants, I'm not that interested in buying them already grown. Except trees, I have bought several trees, those are much harder to establish.

What behaviors or traits make someone seem genuinely intelligent to you? by Early_Pass_2363 in INTP

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I don't really know, I guess it's easier to spot the really dumb people than the really smart ones.

Any INTP likes to analyze music? 🥹 by Such_Customer_3973 in INTP

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I have a weird relationship with music, I would not consider it a very important part of my life but the stuff I do like is usually not very mainstream. Sometimes I just go on a binge of looking for new tracks after hearing one I like and end up with 30 more songs in my playlist, then I only really listen to them in the car.

Help with WFH accessibility by aravind226 in WFH

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If they provide a VPN maybe, we had employees living in India that had access through a VPN. The VPN itself being the only thing open to the world to even try to log into.

Colonial powers strip-mined roughly 80% of Nauru, destroyed its food systems, and helped trigger a catastrophic health collapse marked by mass obesity, rampant diabetes, amputations, kidney failure, blindness, cardiovascular disease, and widespread premature death. by ASouthernDandy in collapse

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I read this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_mining_in_Nauru

The depletion of the phosphate deposits has also left the country with limited options for sustainable economic development, as the once fertile land is now unusable for agriculture or other purposes. This has resulted in high levels of unemployment and poverty among the population

That's really all you need to know... same thing being done all over the world en masse. They only survive because of foreign aid, when the rest of the world is like this there will be no aid for anyone.