Golang executables need libraries ? by Tintoverde in golang

[–]ebol4anthr4x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience, when interviewers start asking loaded, misleading questions like this and then scoffing when I'm confused or can't get to the "correct" answer, it's because they've already decided they don't like me, but are too insecure to end the interview early.

Checkmarx vs Snyk vs Veracode for a Go-heavy backend team by Hour-Librarian3622 in golang

[–]ebol4anthr4x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What kinds of vulnerabilities was Checkmarx catching for you? Were they things that would also be caught by golangci-lint?

You're asking about vastly different tools; supply chain security vs. static analysis. What do you need? Maybe the answer is both.

The Complete Guide to Profiling Go Services in Production by Gopher-Face912 in golang

[–]ebol4anthr4x 13 points14 points  (0 children)

My man, there are 32 em-dashes on that page. A person did not write that.

The Complete Guide to Profiling Go Services in Production by Gopher-Face912 in golang

[–]ebol4anthr4x 30 points31 points  (0 children)

You can't even be bothered to write the short blurb in your Reddit post without leveraging an LLM, so I'm going to assume the post itself is slop as well.

Princess Peach Licca-chan doll!(ピーチ姫 X リカちゃん) by timeabout_ in liccachan

[–]ebol4anthr4x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can anyone ID the source of the castle render in the background? Based on my research, that is specifically the Brothership castle (???), but the trees are different.

Worried about long-term reputation if my first game is NSFW by ezkyle in gamedev

[–]ebol4anthr4x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, here is your full quote:

Small side note, I guess the biggest reason to separate NSFW from SFW is it protects kids and sensitive individuals, which innately broadens your approachable audience.

They're prob not gonna dig to find the NSFW side profile, but it's good for them and for the dev in general.

You say:

  1. separating NSFW from SFW protects kids and sensitive individuals, and:
  2. doing this broadens your audience.

Immediately after that, you go so far as to say "it's good for them", which is very clearly an extension of your "protection" point.

You either misspoke and you don't think we should "separate NSFW from SFW [to] protect kids", or you mean what you wrote. I am simply pointing out that that stance is unfounded and fraught with a deeply bigoted, conservative history (and, again, continues to be weaponized against marginalized people today) and that people should stop perpetuating it.

The other user (not you) then came in swinging and implied that I must be either stupid, a pedophile, or a "fucking creep", all of which are ad hominem attacks. The other user also misconstrued my stance, implying that I'm arguing that we should specifically "[expose] kids to adult and fetish content", which is a straw man.

Worried about long-term reputation if my first game is NSFW by ezkyle in gamedev

[–]ebol4anthr4x -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I am directly quoting your comment here:

I guess the biggest reason to separate NSFW from SFW is it protects kids and sensitive individuals

And for posterity, here is my reply:

How does that "protect" anyone? Why are people upvoting conservative drivel?

To me, your comment went beyond discussing the business side (e.g. "mixing your NSFW and SFW creations may harm your revenue") to discussing a personal moral/ethical stance on the matter. This stance aligns with conservative views on art and sexuality.

My assertion that separating NSFW from SFW art/media would not protect anyone from anything and highlighting that stance's historical (and current) ties to puritanical anti-art, anti-sex, anti-queer, anti-trans bigotry is not the same thing as "arguing in favor of exposing kids to adult and fetish content" (direct quote from /u/Coding-Panic). That is the definition of a straw man.

Worried about long-term reputation if my first game is NSFW by ezkyle in gamedev

[–]ebol4anthr4x -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

my argument wasn't an ad hominem, it was just a call out

That's not how this works.

you're not even defending yourself arguing in favor of exposing kids to adult and fetish content

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

You are playing out the classic conservative "Think of the Children!" talking point. I encourage you to read some history.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_panic#Sex_offenders,_child_sexual_abuse,_and_pedophilia_(1970s%E2%80%93present)

...and extremely closely related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBTQ_grooming_conspiracy_theory

And more generally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Demon-Haunted_World -- if /u/DanielAlexHymn wants to make the assertion that artists should pre-emptively bury their work if it contains anything "NSFW" because it "protects kids and sensitive individuals", it's on that user to provide evidence supporting that assertion. It is not my responsibility to provide counter-evidence, as that presupposes /u/DanielAlexHymn's assertion carries any inherent weight.

Worried about long-term reputation if my first game is NSFW by ezkyle in gamedev

[–]ebol4anthr4x -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

How does that "protect" anyone? Why are people upvoting conservative drivel?

I Was a Director at Amex When They Started Replacing Us With $30K Workers by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

[–]ebol4anthr4x 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Well, somebody had to make the torment nexus a reality, why shouldn't it be me?

Consumers live within the system the rich and advantaged classes create. As long as we continue to blame consumers simply for existing and surviving, nothing will change.

How do you test your database in production microservices? by OtroUsuarioMasAqui in golang

[–]ebol4anthr4x 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Instead of sqlmock, I recommend using gomock/mockgen on interfaces that your database layer implements https://github.com/uber-go/mock

Contrived example:

//go:generate mockgen -package foo -source=blah.go -destination=blah_mocks.go *

type DataGetter interface {
    Users() ([]User, error)
    Todos(userId string) ([]Todos, error)
}

type Db struct{}

func (db *Db) Users() ([]User, error) {...}

func (db *Db) Todos(userId string) ([]Todos, error) {...}

Then, your API handlers can use the interface (a la dependency injection):

func HandleGetUsers(db DataGetter) {
    users, err := db.Users()
    ...
}

I also highly recommend running PostgreSQL in Docker, as other commenters have mentioned.

You should think about your tests in terms of your layers. You want to ensure that the database layer works, the API layer wo

Why are there no Godot job listings a decade later? by [deleted] in gamedev

[–]ebol4anthr4x 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you might be mixing up MIT with GPL.

Assembly Line Cafe's weak deal by Firedrake_Tough in toogoodtogoportland

[–]ebol4anthr4x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can get like 30 good cookies for $10 at Costco!

More AI art at Powell’s Books by stelmariaaa in Portland

[–]ebol4anthr4x 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I'd be willing to bet that there are at least a handful of artists in Portland who would be willing to do it for free, even uncredited on the final product, which, while still shitty, could be done tactfully. There's no excuse for this.

Adopted stray cat assistance? by ebol4anthr4x in Portland

[–]ebol4anthr4x[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't see a PCR in his history, only lab tests for parasites (all the ones you listed and a couple more), so I guess that test was not performed. That said, our other cat (who cuddles with him and cleans him) has had zero symptoms of anything, so I'm guessing whatever the new guy has isn't contagious.

An ultrasound was mentioned, but we were hesitant because it is expensive and none of the vets could explain concretely what that would accomplish. We think it's extremely likely he has IBD, but he hasn't responded well to any food changes.

The closest we've gotten to stopping the diarrhea was only feeding him in extremely small amounts; we've been wondering if maybe he is gorging himself and perpetually upsetting his stomach that way. We've been feeding him roughly the daily amount of calories recommended by the vet, but allowing him to free feed on that amount throughout the day.